A fundraiser and then a pig roast...

The Gray-New Gloucester girls softball team won the state championship last night and now have a chance win the regionals in CT. They have six days to come up with the money (not a small sum!) to get there. They will be at the New Gloucester Community Market this Sunday asking for your help. After the market join us for a delicious pig-roast dinner with all the fixings from 4-8 p.m. at the gazebo at Thompson’s Orchard located on Gloucester Hill Road in New Gloucester. Tickets will be available at the door. So bring your appetite and your wallet!

HI Everyone:

Sunday, July 18 the New Gloucester Community Market will once again host the Maine Cooperative Extension’s Master Preservers as they teach a class on how to make and preserve salsa. The workshop starts at 1p.m., don’t forget to bring a chair! You’ll also be able to buy all your needed salsa ingredients at the market with the new additions of Jillson’s Farm and Sugarhouse, Chipman’s Farm and Dancing Cricket Farm.

On Wednesday July 21, PLEASE JOIN THE PISGAH HILL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE
AT A GARDEN PARTY TO KICK OFF OUR FINAL FUNDRAISING DRIVE!

Family Farm Yard Grand Opening

When: Saturday, July 10, 2010
Come join the fun at our NEW Family Farm Yard.

There will be lots of activities for the whole family to enjoy.

Cow-Milking Demonstration every hour starting at 10:30am
Egg Collecting
Wool-Spinning Demonstration
Ice Cream-Making 10:30am and 12:30pm
There are lots of farm animals to meet, including cows, pigs, goats, sheep, chickens and a whole lot more!

For more information, please contact The Education Center by email or by telephone: (207) 926-3913.

PLEASE JOIN THE PISGAH HILL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE
AT A GARDEN PARTY TO KICK OFF
OUR FINAL FUNDRAISING DRIVE!
Acoustic entertainment by Mountain Avenue
Hors d’oeurves
Wine, beer, and lemonade
Wednesday, July 21st
7:00 p.m.
Connemara Farm
37 Peacock Hill Road
New Gloucester

Rain or Shine
PLEASE RSVP:
Mark Power 926-4876 or mpower5@maine.rr.com

Anne McCormack 926-3672 or connemarafarm@gmail.com

Saturday

If you are around on Saturday, head up to the community garden at Opportunity Farm. The potatoes are up and we are using hay to hill them up on Saturday. If you are interested in planting a row for the hungry, there are seeds and plants available. Contact Laura Campbell at 926-5919.

Build a Shaker style herb cabinet this Saturday. http://www.shaker.lib.me.us/calendar.html FMI

Sunday

Greetings,

New website: Although we are not Portland, many of you might be interested in a new website recently launched by the non-profit, Creative Portland Corporation. The website, liveworkportland.org states that its “goal is to add 10,000 creative people to the Portland population over the next five years.”

This Saturday is the last day of the “Maine Festival of American Music: Its Roots and Traditions” at the Shaker Village, call 926-4597 for more information. There is also a woodcarving class offered on Saturday as well.

Saturday-
Pineland Farms Strawberry Festival
When: Saturday, June 19, 2010
Time: 11:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Location: Market and Welcome Center

The Shakers have quite a few classes being offered today as well check it out:
http://www.shaker.lib.me.us/calendar.html

Sunday- Father’s Day

Free burgers and Car Show!

This weekend, see a spinning demonstration or participate in a workshop on herbs or woodworking.

Check the calendar at www.creativenewgloucester.org for details!

The Festival of American Music is coming up the last week in June, and every weekend offers great opportunities.

New Gloucester Events June 12/13
Saturday, June 12, 2010

1. The third annual 'Rooting for Democracy' plant sale, hosted by the New Gloucester Democratic Committee, will be held on Saturday, June 12 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at Cloutier's Market on Route 100 in the Upper Village. Plants of all varieties from members' personal gardens will be offered at bargain prices. Arrive early for the best selection!