Joint Sunday, Dec. 22, 4 PM, Founders Hall
Food! Music! Santa! Caroling!

Food! Please bring nibbles to share
Music provided by Holly Weinberg's piano Students
Santa will distribute stockings to Village children
Caroling with Martha Long leading us All

We Need Information!

Please RSVP with number of children 12 and under attending; Santa needs to know

Send names and ages to Lynda Moulton (library representative)
lmoulton@lwmtechnology.com or call 374-3877
Questions – ask Lynda and send your contact information for reply between the EBH Library and the EBH Village Improvement Association. All welcome!

East Blue Hill’s 6th annual evening of storytelling will feature Moth-style stories on the theme of WAR & PEACE about the battles we rage, big and small.

From sibling squabbles to household varmints, business rivalries, or your own demons . . . these are the stories of victory, defeat, or calling it a draw.

Show is Wednesday, August 28 from 7:30-9:00 p.m. at Founders Hall in East Blue Hill.

Dessert potluck - if you can, please bring something to share!

Admission is FREE!

The meeting will be held at Founders Hall in the village.

Come join us in the East Blue Hill Park on Curtis Cove Road for a night of steel drum music, food, and fun!

On Monday, July 1, the East Blue Hill Library will host a “Party in the Park” event featuring the popular steel drum band Flash! In the Pans at the East Blue Hill village park. Back for the second time since 2018, this family-friendly, alcohol-free event is a chance to gather and dance for a good cause. Beginning at 6 p.m., hot food, desserts, and drinks will be available for purchase, as well as glowsticks, library tote bags, and puzzles. The pan dance will start at 7 p.m. and last until 8:30 p.m.

Based in Blue Hill, Maine, FLASH! is one of the largest community steelbands in the United States. Formed in 1990, members of FLASH! find as much joy in playing the steel drum (known as pan) as they do in sharing their music with enthusiastic audiences of all ages, from infants to centenarians.

Half of gate proceeds will support the East Blue Hill Library. Suggested minimum donation is $5 per person.

Visit the library lawn to peruse a selection of used books and a selection of delicious baked goods. All proceeds to benefit the library. Please drop off any used books you would like to donate for the sale on the library porch. If you would like to volunteer to bake, please let us know.

Also check out the East Blue Hill Village Improvement Association’s annual Rummage Sale just down the street at Founders Hall.

All welcome! Meet on the library lawn for eclipse-related activities.

East Blue Hill is forecast to experience 90% totality.

Exact time TBA. Details TBA.

Exact time TBD.

Local author Helena Lipstadt will discuss her new book, Our Dark and Radiant Land at the library on Wednesday, September 13 at 7 p.m.

After the Holocaust, Helena Lipstadt’s survivor parents fled Poland vowing never to return. Decades later, walking on the city streets where her parents played as children, Helena begins to comprehend the interwoven culture of Jews and Poles. She honors her family’s layered history as she seeks and builds connections with the Polish people she meets. 

Lipstadt was born in Berlin, Germany and now lives in Los Angeles, California and Blue Hill, Maine. 

East Blue Hill’s fifth annual evening of true Moth-style storytelling will feature stories on the theme: ORIGINS

When we think of origin stories, we often think of where we come from. But every big idea, romance, friendship, project…originated somewhere. Your life is a series of origin stories. Which one will you tell?

Beginners are welcome! If you’re interested in telling a story, contact Lizzie Peabody at lizzie.peabody@gmail.com to discuss your story idea.

Rehearsal date is August 27 and the show date is August 30.