Project
In The Spotlight
Community Supported Fishery
It's not too late to sign up for fresh, Maine shrimp Following last winter’s very successful Community Supported Fishery (CSF) marketing project, Penobscot East Resource Center has partnered with fishermen to sell local shrimp direct to the public for ten weeks through March. Last winter we sold close to 6,000 lbs of Maine shrimp to 120 customers and this year we expect to sell even more as the idea of community supported marketing becomes better known and a popular way to support local producers while enjoying the freshest possible food. Shrimp crop shares are still available for Saturday morning pickup at the Maine Grind on Main Street, Downtown Ellsworth from 11:00am - 12:00pm. You can sign up now for a share by calling (207) 367- 2708 or mail holly@penobscoteast.org.
TRAINING FOR TRANSITION WORKSHOP
March 27-28, 2010
Facilitators: Alastair Lough, Transition US Michel Durand, Transition CA is offering a two day workshop designed to introduce you to a community engagement model for responding and adapting to the challenges of climate change and fossil fuel dependence through sustainable local solutions.Tuition for the two day event is $150 A $50 deposit is requested for registration. Some scholarships are available. For further information or to register, contact: Brenda Cartwright The Organizer, Inc. 330 Bayside Road Ellsworth, ME 04605 207-667-9062 office
The Met: Live in HD at the Grand
Tickets: Adults $22, Seniors $20, Youth $15
Tosca – Giacomo Puccini. October 10, 2009. 1:00pm Aida – Giuseppe Verdi. October 24, 2009. 1:00pm Turandot – Giacomo Puccini. November 7, 2009. 1:00pm Les Contes d’Hoffmann – Jacques Offenbach. Dec 19, 2009, 1:00pm Der Rosenkavalier – Richard Strauss. January 9, 2010. 1:00pm Carmen – Georges Bizet. January 16, 2010. 1:00pm Simon Boccanegra – Giuseppe Verdi. February 6, 2010. 1:00pm Hamlet – Ambroise Thomas. March 27, 2010. 1:00pm Armida – Gioachino Rossini. May 1, 2010. 1:00pm
Ballet in HD Cinema 3/9: Stravinsky & The Ballets Russes: Firebird, The Wedding and The Rite of Spring Performed at the Mariinsky Theatre, St. Petersburg, Russia Choreographed by Michel Fokine, Bronislava Nijinska and Vaslav Nijinsky Starring Alexandra Iosifidi and Yekaterina Kondaurova Total Runtime: 110 min. Tuesday , March 9, 2:00pm & 7:00pm. Tickets $18 Adults, $10 Students.

Live Music 3/13: Grand Jam! Saturday, March 13, 2010
6:30pm Six local bands perform to benefit the Grand. Bands include Stuff Whisker (tribal acoustic), Eric Green Band (funk, blues), BArSTuARDS (Celtic punk), The Tumblers (rock), Whoopy Kat (classic rock), and the Jon Wood Band (folk/funk). Something for everyone! Sponsored by WNSX radio. Tickets $8.00
Upstairs at the Grind
Springfest at the Grind Dance: Clusterfunk
March 20, 8-11 PM
Get those dancing shoes out because it’s time celebrate spring with the rock & roll band, Clusterfunk.
Adding to the current success of this growing popular entertainment venue, the Grind will be showcasing the local, popular band, Clusterfunk for it’s annual Springfest Party. The band is made up of local teachers and professionals that is having great success in the Downeast area by offering an uncommon mix of high-energy rock, funk and disco to local area audiences. The band is made up of guitar and vocals with Wilt Jones, Adam Rabasca on bass and vocals, Keith Philips on lead guitar, Steve Grub on keyboards with Nick Burnett on drums. Each member of the group showcases their creative efforts with musical backgrounds ranging from solo numbers to duo performances to full session playing. The band members hail from local, well-known groups such as Rooty Diggin’, The Heard and the Kelley Ellis Band. This will be a fun night out guaranteeing lots of fun. Cash Bar. $7.00 at the door. Doors open at 7:30. For more information: Visit Facebook:Clusterfunk MDI or www.artelloo.org/clusterfunk.
Summer Theater Camp 2010 at the GRAND… 
Young acting has never been this Grand! We are pleased to offer another excitin TRAINING FOR TRANSITION WORKSHOP … a two day workshop designed to introduce you to a community engagement model for responding and adapting to the challenges of climate change and fossil fuel dependence through sustainable local solutions. “…I become fascinated by how we design this transition in such a way that people will embrace it as a common journey, as a collective adventure, as something positive… How can we design pathways to transition which make people feel alive, positive and included in this process of societal transformation?” —Rob Hopkins (founder of The Transition Movement and author of The Transition Handbook) Facilitators: Alastair Lough, Transition US Michel Durand, Transition CA March 27-28, 2010 Ellsworth, Maine Tuition for the two day event is $150 A $50 deposit is requested for registration. Some scholarships are available.g year of summer theater camp for 2010 in July and August...Please call the Grand at 667-9500 for registration information
Downtown Welcomes New Businesses
Union River Book and Toy Co.
100 Main Street
667-6604
BOOKS BY CURTIS Over 4000 volumes for children of all ages TOYS BY SNYDER All of the great toys of our predecessors and lots more.
Check out their website to see their upcoming events.www.unionrivertoys.com
Acadia Realty Group
14 State Street
We offer full service real estate from residential homes, land and commercial properties for sale or lease. We also offer seasonal/weekly rentals. Please give us a call at 207-667-7423 if we can help you with any aspect of your real estate needs or contact us at www.acadiarealtygroup.com
Findings- Artisan Consignments
71-73 Maine Street
Contact Kaylie Rosborough at 207 669-6339
Jewelry, Art, Clothing, Home Goods, Local Artisan Wares
Image Gazer Productions
2 State Street...664-8209
Owner/Director, Robin Farrin of Farrin Photography has formed a co-op for young creative individuals starting a career in the field of multi media/visual arts. It is a working studio and network outlet. Grand Opening, Friday, March 19th. Come to meet Ellsworth's newest young tallent. Robin's offering a $25 head shot special through March for downtown business owners. Call now 664-8209