Storytimes for Kids
Tuesdays at 10:30AM
Preschool Story and Craft
3 to 5 year olds with picture books, songs, flannel boards and crafts
Thursdays at 10:30AM
Tales for 2s and 3s with books, songs, puppets and fingerplays
Fridays at 10:00AM
Laptime for 0 - 18 months with fingerplays, songs, puppets and a book
Chickadee Stories:
Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. on
February 3,10,24, March 3rd
These Story Times are recommended for 5-10 year olds. We'll read from books nomonated for Maine Chickadee Awards, do some realted activities,and vote for our favorites.
Adult Programs: "The Ellsworth Pubic Library Book Discussion"
Saturday March 6- 10:30 am Special Story Time - PIZZA !SPECIAL STORY TIME: "Kookingwith Keli"- learn tomake pizza and help eat your final creation.
March 10 – The Future of Money and Financial Permaculture,
7:00 PM – Ellsworth Public Library, Riverview Room– Michael Anderson will present this important topic about Financial Permaculture, a systems approach and permaculture techniques and philosophy that create a zero waste economy that cares for the earth, its inhabitants and distributes surplus material, currency and knowledge in a fair and equitable manner. It also seeks to create mutually beneficial and symbiotic relationships while healing the ecology. This talk will explain the parasitic nature of our current economic system and look at alternatives that include interest and inflation free money, local currencies, mutual credit clearing and green businesses. Money should be made to serve, not rule, to be used - rather than profit oriented - and to create abundance, stability and sustainability. Sponsored by Hancock County Towns in Transition. FMI contact Brenda Cartwright, 667-9062.
March 17 - Organic Gardening without Money.
6-7:30 PM - Ellsworth Public Library, Riverview Room. Experienced or new gardeners welcome. Come learn tried and true techniques in this informal and informative workshop led by John Whight. A self proclaimed “botanist” at heart, John has 37+ years of energy and gardening knowledge. John has studied and observed oriental, European, and domestic gardening techniques. Take advantage of John’s wealth of knowledge and unique and simple gardening techniques. Sponsored by Sustainable Earth Training Center and Hancock County Towns in Transition. For more information call, Brenda Cartwright, 667-9062.
Saturday March 20 - 10:00 to 11:30 am- Author Talk
Radio show host, DJ and author AnnieStilhvater Gray willjoin us with her newbook "Welcome Radio : tales from the general store.
Wednesday March 31 - 1:30 pm
Homeschool Storytime recommended for 5 to 10year olds
Book Signing by Wesley McNair
Thursday, March 24, 6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
in the Riverview room
ELLSWORTH – Be the first! Join us at the Ellsworth Public Library for the premier reading and signing of poet, Wesley McNair’s new book. 
Wesley McNair's new book, just released this month, is Lovers of the Lost: New & Selected Poems. The recipient of numerous awards in poetry, Wesley McNair has held grants from the Guggenheim and Fulbright foundations, two Rockefeller fellowships, and two grants in creative wr
iting from the National Endowment for the Arts.
He recently read his poems at the Library of Congress and was selected for a United States Artists Fellowship as one of “America’s finest living artists.”
For further information, call the library at 667-6363.
Welcome Radio by Annie Stillwater Gray.
Saturday, March 20, 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. in theRiverview room
Lifelong DJ Annie Stillwater Gray recreates her ten-year radio program The General Store Variety Show in this novel about the northern Maine border town of Angel's Notch. In an extraordinary twist, the radio station in the general store powers a vortex that opens a portal between the physical and spirit planes. Mythological characters use the magical doorway to appear as
guests on the radio show, while the local
inhabitants have their own stories to tell. In a setting of great natural beauty, tensions build as the community takes sides over buried treasure and the enduring quest for love and fulfillment.
For further information,
call the library
at 667-6363.
Display Case:
Art work of Siobhan Dhority
Art Show: Oil Paintings and other works by Rebecca (Reba) Nicolas of Sullivan. Call us at 667-6363 to be sure the Riverview room is open.

