The longest and most deadly and destructive naval battle in history raged across the Atlantic Ocean for more than five years, from 1939 through May of 1945, with the loss of more than 3,000 Allied and Axis merchant ships, warships and submarines, … Continue reading →
Enjoy this photographic tour of the lofty Andes mountains, mid-elevation cloud forests, the Amazon Basin, and the storied Galapagos Islands. The talk chronicles a three-week trip to some of the most diverse and unspoiled habitats on Earth, opening the door … Continue reading →
On a tiny, remote island in the Gulf of Maine, student researchers make science history watching whales. Since its beginning, Allied Whale has been at the forefront of modern whale research and is recognized as a leader in the development … Continue reading →
The public is invited to join the CEHPS for its monthly local history presentation at the library, which will also double this month as the group’s annual holiday meeting. The evening will include a presentation by Matt Taylor, the most … Continue reading →
The kick-off event to celebrate the installation of the library’s grant-funded Community Art Boxes project will take the form of a winter solstice evening parade around Town Center to visit the five Community Art Box locations: The entrance to the … Continue reading →
"My Climate Future," the photography exhibit currently on display in the library's Stier Family Gallery aims to amplify the views of those not often included in the national conversation around climate change. For this exhibit, four Cape Elizabeth High School … Continue reading →
Learn How to Draw Comics with Artist Ryan L. Higgins Saturday, January 13, 10:30 - 11:30 am Library Community Room In this interactive, all-ages workshop, Ryan will show kids how to draw characters like Spider-Man, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles … Continue reading →
