Slide talk on the Camino Real of Portugal with Greg Dorr, 7:00 pm at the Camden Public Library. Dorr spent two weeks last fall walking the Camino, which stretches from Porto, Portugal, to Santiago de Compestela, Spain.
Saturday, March 16
Workshop by the founder of the Woodchop School, Seth Silverton, on “Resilient Community – a Sustainability Workshop,” 2:00 pm at the Camden Public Library.
Tuesday, March 19
“Phenomenal Touch” massage demonstration, 7:00 pm at the Camden Public Library, with Antje Roitzsch and Deborah Cautela, to accompany the “Body as Art” photo exhibit in the Picker Room at the library.
Thursday, March 21
The Midcoast Audubon hosts Dr. Barney Balch on “The Global Challenge of Ocean Acidification: A Brief Introduction,” and a short video “The Acid Test,” 7:00 pm at the Camden Public Library. Balch is Senior Research Scientist at the Ocean Observing and Optics Laboratory at Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences in Boothbay, Maine.
Saturday, March 23
Free screening of Eckhart Tolle’s “Stillness Amidst the World: Talks at the Findhorn Community in Scotland,” 1:30 pm at the Camden Public Library, co-sponsored by Resonance Arts.
Tuesday, March 26
Songwriters Session, 6:30 pm in the second floor meeting room at the Camden Public Library. Camden’s well-known songster David Dodson will lead the session. Bring your latest song and try it out for an appreciative audience. The group will meet once a month through the winter, and perform at the June Songwriters’ Coffeehouse. Call 236-3440 for more info.
Tuesday, March 26
Panel discussion, “Specifically for Maine Authors” on writing/publishing/getting published, 7:00 pm at the Camden Public Library, featuring authors Lynn Fernands (Noble House), Steve Powell (Patch Scratching), and Jane Karker of Maine Authors Publishing in Rockland.
Thursday, March 28
Mark Berry of the Downeast Lakes Land Trust presents the story of community-led conservation of the forest landscape around Grand Lake Stream, Maine, including a 15-minute documentary film, slide talk, and discussion, 7:00 pm at the Camden Public Library. Learn about conservation of 370,000 acres as a local economic strategy; community forests; wildlife habitat projects; public recreation opportunities; and a sustainable forest economy
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