Henry D. Moore Parish House and Library

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Coming Soon
Date	Time	Event
Every Tuesday	1 to 3 pm	Fiber/textiles group. All knitters, crotcherers, needlepointers, and others who want the company of others who share their passion for fiber arts are encouraged to come and join in on these open sessions in the "Ladies Parlor" room of the library.
Every Thursday	1 to 3 pm	American Mahjong group. Beginners as well as experienced players are welcome to come an join the fun. Patient instruction for those who have never played. Downstairs in the Holland Room.
December and January	During library hours	Art in the Library. featuring the work of Jaye Orgera, Gina Bybee, Faye Hodgkins, Jeanne Benedict, Nona Cirone, Donna Pickard, and Trudy Seavey.
January 7th	3:30–4:30 pm	After School Program. Children ages 5 and up will be able to experiment with coding robots, have fun building with legos, play with snap circuits, use wooden blocks, do occasional craft projects, and more. (If you are a high school student who needs community service hours, consider helping out with these events.) Free.
January 8th	4 pm	Book Club. The group will discuss The Waters of Eternal Youth by Donna Leon, a mystery set in Venice. Everyone weclome. Light refreshments will be served. Copies of the book are available at the library.
January 11th	6 pm	Movie. "Smallfoot". PG. 109 min. Animated adventure film. Migo is a friendly Yeti whose world gets turned upside down when he discovers something that he didn't know existed—a human. He soon faces banishment from his snowy home when the rest of the villagers refuse to believe his fantastic tale. Hoping to prove them wrong, Migo embarks on an epic journey to find the mysterious creature that can put him back in good graces with his simple community. Admission is free and refreshments are sold by donation.
January 20th	2:00 pm	Concert. Join us for an afternoon of lively music with Acadian Fiddler Gus La Casse. Described as a passionate and masterful player who values tradition, Gus’ repertoire reflects his innovative spirit and dedication to the Cape Breton and Acadian fiddle traditions, playing both standards of the genre and his original material. Based in Downeast Maine, Gus maintains an active performance schedule as a solo artist. He was a student in residence at The Acadia School of Traditional Music and traveled to Ireland as part of the Young Tradition Vermont touring group in 2016. In 2018 Gus was a featured performer at the American Folk Festival in Bangor, Maine. Also Monique Vigeant wil be displaying a selection of her beautiful handcrafted Selkie Skin Soaps.

Henry D. Moore Parish House and Library • Steuben, ME