So why oysters? Because you like to eat them? You want to hear how they can improve the cleanliness of our waters? You want to help fishermen find an alternative means of harvesting seafood on the coast of Maine? Jim Hays found his answer after leaving his 12-year job as Harpswell Harbor Master, and growing […]
Join old and new friends at Lunch with Friends at the Grange. You are welcome to come pick up a lunch to take home, or sit and eat with others, depending on your comfort level. All are welcome. See you there!
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 […]
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 […]
Join old and new friends at Lunch with Friends at the Cundy's Harbor Community Center. You are welcome to come pick up a lunch to take home, or sit and eat with others, depending on your comfort level. Masks are needed when not actively eating. All are welcome. See you there!
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 […]
Do you like to cook? Would you like to cook for a good cause? Join other Harpswell cooks in the new industrial kitchen at MCHPP to make dishes that will be used for Harpswell Aging at Home's Meals in a Pinch program. We'll supply the ingredients and recipes. You come ready for some fun. Email […]
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 […]
Join old and new friends at Lunch with Friends at the Grange. You are welcome to come pick up a lunch to take home, or sit and eat with others, depending on your comfort level. Masks are needed when not actively eating. All are welcome. See you there!
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 […]
Have you always wanted to bake your own bread? If you answered “yes,” join us for this hands-on YEASTED BREAD BAKING workshop. Discover the steps involved in making a yeasted dough for dinner rolls, loaves, focaccia, challah and more. Gain confidence as we demystify the process of bread baking. There’s not much that’s better than […]
Do you like to cook? Would you like to cook for a good cause? Join other Harpswell cooks in the new industrial kitchen at MCHPP to make dishes that will be used for Harpswell Aging at Home's Meals in a Pinch program. We'll supply the ingredients and recipes. You come ready for some fun. Email […]
Calling all Girl Scouts! Were you ever in Girl Scouting? Do you (even vaguely) remember the Promise? What about Make New Friends or the Brownie Smile Song? All former and current Girl Scouts (no matter your age or where you were a Girl Scout) are invited to Tea! Harpswell Aging at Home and Harpswell GS […]
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 […]
