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 →
Whether you are a new writer, experienced writer, or want-to-be-a-writer writer, we hope you’ll join us to bring in your work and get expert advice from award-winning songwriter, Jud Caswell. Participants in this workshop rave about Jud and about how … Continue reading →
Young Writers at TML The first Thursday of the month at 3:30 - 4:30 pm in the Conference Room Are you a young writer looking for a way to practice your craft? Join us at TML for our own budding … Continue reading →
For tweens and teens. Are you ready to ring in the new year? Explore your dreams for this year with vision boards, a fun and creative way to express yourself and envision the person you’d like to be. Whether you’d … Continue reading →
How Comics Are Made with Artist Ryan L. Higgins Saturday, January 13, 1:00 - 2:30 pm Ages 11+ From the initial story outline to the finished drawing, local comic creator Ryan L. Higgins will show older tweens and teens the … Continue reading →
TML Teen Writing Group Every Second Saturday from 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm in the Conference Room Are you a teen who loves writing? Or are you someone who just loves to read, and feels like trying your hand at … Continue reading →
Saturday, January 20, 3:00-4:00 pm Hey teens: Get messy! Get creative! Visit the TML Atelier. Come spend an hour exploring your unique creativity using different mediums. Registration required, sign up below. Loading…
Did you know that there are trillions of pieces of plastic trash floating in our oceans? Or that this staggering number continues to grow as people continue mismanaging their waste? Much of the plastic floats at the ocean’s surface in … Continue reading →
