In collobaration with Senior College, Michael Everett will discuss an art movement that began in our neighbor to the North.  The story of Canada's Group of Seven provides an excellent starting point for art appreciation.  The Group was a regional Toronto art movement of the early twentieth-century that created a Canadian national style of landscape painting, a style that continues to influence how Canadians and the world imagine their country.

Everett is a lifelong student of art and Canadian history and is an exhibiting member of the Western Maine Art Group.  His oil paintings may be seen at the Maine Street Gallery in Norway.

Program:  Robyn Holman, Rebecca Goodale, Vivien Russe, and Collene Kinsella
The Ant Girls

Doors open at 11:15 and program begins at 11:45 (note time change)

Cost includes lunch
$7.00 at the door
$8.00 with advance reservations

Reservations must be made by noon on Thursday, April 10 by calling the Senior College Information Line at 753-6510.

The phone line will not be checked after 12:00 noon that day and late calls will be considered "at the door".

In order to keep costs down, we ask that if you are unable to attend the event, please call 753-6510 BEFORE noon on Thursday, April 10 to let us know. We order food by our RSVPs and we must pay even if you are unable to be here. Thank you.

Reservations willl not be accepted more than 2 weeks prior to this event.

Robert Bowyer's fascinating lecture on Lexington and Concord will present little known details about the start of the fighting for American independence and will debunk several myths that are often repeated today.  An avid historian, Bowyer lived in Lexington for 38 years.  He studied government and history at Harvard College and regularly lectures on historical events that took place in colonial Boston.  This free program is in partnership with Lewiston Auburn Senior College.

Come on a photographic journey to see a land so different from our own, with its Great Wall of China and Terracotta Warriors.  Cruise down the Yangtze River through the Three Gorges and then on the Tibet.  There we'll see the spectacular Potala Palace with its 1,000 rooms, Buddhist Monks praying, prayer wheels spinning and colorful prayer flags reaching the sky.  Rachel Morin, a globe trotting traveler, will take attendees on a behind the scenes glimpse of China and Tibet.  Rachel's appearance at the Library for this exclusive program is made possible through a cooperative effort with Lewiston Auburn Senior College.