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  • HAH’s Tenth Anniversary Community Celebration

    Mitchell Field Bandstand

    Mitchell Field will transform into a joyful hub of community celebration. Whether you’re a longtime HAH volunteer, someone who's benefited from HAH’s support, or just someone who loves a good […]

  • Harpswell ROMEOS—Covering the News in Harpswell

    Merriconeag Grange 529 Harpswell Neck Rd, Harpswell, ME, United States

    The ROMEOs are back! Come for lunch (provided) and a conversation with J.W. Oliver from the Harpswell Anchor to find out more about our flagship newspaper and what community journalism is all about. The event is free but registration is required due to limited seating. To register and for additional info, contact Tom Mahoney at […]

  • Cooking at 43° North presents: The Cutting Edge

    Midcoast Hunger Prevention Program Kitchen 12 Tenney Way, Brunswick, ME, United States

    Sharpen your culinary confidence in this hands-on Knife Skills class! Learn essential techniques for slicing, dicing, chopping, and julienning with precision and safety. You'll practice proper grip, knife care, and […]

  • Meals in a Pinch

    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 […]

  • Bereavement Support Program

    TBA

    Losing a loved one can be hard and filled with grief. To help manage the loss, HAH is initiating a twelve-week Bereavement Support Group for individuals and families of all ages. Recurring: Every Wednesday for 12 weeks. For more information and to register, call the group facilitator, Sarah Beneke at 330-414-4825.

  • Meals in a Pinch

    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 […]

  • Bereavement Support Program

    TBA

    Losing a loved one can be hard and filled with grief. To help manage the loss, HAH is initiating a twelve-week Bereavement Support Group for individuals and families of all ages. Recurring: Every Wednesday for 12 weeks. For more information and to register, call the group facilitator, Sarah Beneke at 330-414-4825.

  • Harpswell ROMEOs: Our Stars at Night are Big and Bright

    Merriconeag Grange 529 Harpswell Neck Rd, Harpswell, ME, United States

    Most people in the US can’t see the Milky Way at night due to light pollution. In Harpswell, we are part of a small few who still can. Howard Marshall, Southern Maine Astronomers (SMA) board member, will share how important dark skies are and what you can do to help. Then, join SMA for a […]

  • Cooking at 43° North Presents: Bread Baking Basics

    Merriconeag Grange 529 Harpswell Neck Rd, Harpswell, ME, United States

    Making yeast breads can appear daunting but it really doesn’t have to be. It does take some patience and time, yet the final product–a warm loaf of home-baked bread–is definitely […]

  • Lunch with Friends

    Orr's Island Schoolhouse 1594 Harpswell Islands Road, Orr's Island, ME, United States

    It's Indigenous People's Day. Bring the whole family and join us for lunch. Visit with new and old friends, or pick up a meal to take home. Come for good […]

  • Bereavement Support Program

    TBA

    Losing a loved one can be hard and filled with grief. To help manage the loss, HAH is initiating a twelve-week Bereavement Support Group for individuals and families of all […]

  • Meals in a Pinch

    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 […]