HAH’s Cooking at 43° North program presents: Lobstering Aboard The Easy Money with Bill Coffin. Experienced lobsterman Bill Coffin will provide an insider’s look at what it means to lobster in Harpswell. Bill will share his stories as he answers questions about his challenging profession. Learn what drives him to go out on his boat […]
The Harpswell ROMEOs (Retired Older Men Eating Out) first meeting of 2026 will focus on health. All men are invited to hear from Chris Bowe, CEO of Midcoast Maine Hospital, who will be speaking about men’s health issues. Come learn more to start the new year off right! The ROMEOS event, which includes lunch, is […]
Harpswell Aging at Home’s newly formed Women’s Group will host its first meeting of 2026 at the Merriconeag Grange on January 15 at 10:30am. This group is open to women ages 55+ who live in Harpswell. Dr. Nirav Shah will be the guest speaker, addressing issues of health and wellness for women. Due to limited […]
All are invited to Harpswell Aging at Home’s free community lunch. Visit with new and old friends or pick up a meal to take home. Come for good food and good company, presented in partnership this month by Harpswell Indivisible. Just drop in, no registration required.
Losing a loved one can be hard and filled with grief. To help manage the loss, HAH is offering a twelve-week Bereavement Support Group for individuals and families of all ages starting February 11. For more information and to register, call the group facilitator, Sarah Beneke at 330-414-4825.
The Harpswell ROMEOs (Retired Older Men Eating Out) will hear from author and Orr’s Island resident Jeffrey Good on the challenges of journalism in today’s culture. As an investigative reporter and editorial writer, Jeff won the Pulitizer Prize for exposing the way Florida’s probate court system betrayed people’s final wishes. This event is free and […]
Celebrate Lunar New Year by learning how to make a selection of Chinese appetizers—and enjoy sampling some tasty bites. These crowd-pleasing dishes are perfect for entertaining and adding a festive flair to any gathering. Space is limited. Reserve your seat by emailing Julie Moulton at juliemoulton28@gmail.com or text/call her at 207-330-5416.
Harpswell residents are invited to a new community drop-in event for coffee, tea, muffins or scones along with conversation, and maybe even a creative activity! Come get out of the house to visit with old friends and make new ones this winter. No reservations required, just come by.
Harpswell Aging at Home’s newly formed Women’s Social Group will host a fun afternoon playing your favorite games. Whether it’s cribbage, Rummikub, Scrabble or whatever – please bring your favorite game or try a new one! This group is open to women ages 55+ who live in Harpswell. Due to limited seating, registration is required. […]
Meals in a Pinch runs every other Tuesday and provides four meals to some of our Harpswell neighbors for a variety of reasons. Some are not able to consistently prepare meals because of health, ability, or mobility; others have difficulty obtaining food for practical or financial reasons. There is no income qualification--only a recognition that […]
The Cooking for Friends (with Friends) program prepares food for Harpswell Aging at Home's Meals in a Pinch program from noon to 3 p.m. on Jan. 30 and Feb. 13 […]
Meals in a Pinch runs every other Tuesday and provides four meals to some of our Harpswell neighbors for a variety of reasons. Some are not able to consistently prepare meals because of health, ability, or mobility; others have difficulty obtaining food for practical or financial reasons. There is no income qualification--only a recognition that […]
At the Harpswell ROMEOs (Retired Older Men Eating Out) next gathering, Ashley Richards, Certified Aging in Place Specialist, will discuss changes to make to our homes as we age so we can live in them safely for a longer period of time. Ashley is a certified Maine energy auditor and building professional who has held […]
