Are you looking for a challenging new hobby to get you outdoors or just curious about what types of birds are singing in your backyard? We're partnering with Cape Elizabeth Land Trust to bring you this this two-hour program with … Continue reading →
LGBTQ+ Teen Movie Night and Caregivers' Social Friday, May 31 6:00 - 8:00pm With partners from OUT Maine, Cumberland County Public Health, and Portland Public Health This social gathering is for parents/caregivers to connect with and enjoy the company of … Continue reading →
Free blood pressure and/or blood sugar screening will be offered by members of the Cape Elizabeth Fire/Rescue Department on the fourth Wednesday of each month from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Screenings will take place in the library's Community Room. … Continue reading →
There has been a lot going on with the Sun these past few months! Come learn about science behind both our recent solar eclipse and dazzling displays of the Northern Lights. Terence Finnegan, from Gulf of Maine Research Institute, will … Continue reading →
Want to know more about two of Maine's most magical shore and seabirds? Come learn about Piping Plovers and Least Terns, two endangered species that call Maine's southern beaches home for the summer. Find out why conservation work is so … Continue reading →
Narrated by retired supervisor of the Allagash Wilderness Waterway Tim Caverly, this program will bring the audience on a virtual adventure canoeing the 92-mile Allagash River. Join us for this thrilling ride and learn about the wonder of this magnificent … Continue reading →
Free blood pressure and/or blood sugar screening will be offered by members of the Cape Elizabeth Fire/Rescue Department on the fourth Wednesday of each month from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Screenings will take place in the library's Community Room. … Continue reading →
Why do insects matter? Because they rule the world! These marvels of evolution were the first in flight and dominated the skies for millions of years. Insects appear in a staggering array of shapes and sizes and life spans. Insects … Continue reading →
Insects are suffering population losses so vast that it has been called “Insect Armageddon” and “The Death of a Thousand Cuts.” What is causing the damage to insect populations? Can insects adapt to climate change? And can losses be reversed? … Continue reading →
Many of us grew up hearing the mystical wail of the Common Loon across lakes and ponds in New England (or maybe as far away as Montana!) But how many of us know about the lifecycle of the common loon, … Continue reading →
