Join us for a festive and inspiring journey into the world of art journaling! Learn how to create a personalized holiday art journal that captures your memories, reflections, and seasonal inspirations. This is a perfect opportunity to slow down during the busy season and reconnect with your creative side in a fun, supportive environment.

Required Supplies:

Blank Journal or Sketchbook– Recommended size: 5”x7” to 8”x10”.

Matte gel medium and washi tapes

Scissors, pencil and eraser

Pens: Writing pen, white gel pen, and paint pens

Smaller watercolor set and palette (coated paper plate is fine)

Brushes including a Size 6 round and a small detail brush

Collage materials

In this class, we will explore some basics of healthy plant-based eating, with an educational focus on a healthy whole food plant-based diet. Takeaways will include some dos and don’ts to look out for and evidence-based approaches to making healthy eating an enlivening, rewarding, and nourishing experience. Presented by Shelley Fritz Healing.

This class will begin with an overview of basic estate planning, including Wills,Powers of Attorney, Health Care Directives, etc. The class will then delve into,learning how revocable trusts can help avoid probate and protect your privacy, andhow irrevocable trusts can protect your assets from nursing home or Maine Care(Medicaid) liens. Discussion will include other strategies to safeguard assets from life events such as business failure or divorce of adult children.

Kathryn Bedell is a lawyer in York, Maine and has been practicing for 31 years. Her practice focuses on estate planning, asset preservation, and probate matters.

Come join us to visit and see the new three floor addition to  the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem Massachusetts. We will  start with a private tour. After the tour, you will be able to  enjoy the museum on your own. We will finish the museum  visit at 12:30. We will have lunch (which is included in the  price) at the historical Hawthorne Inn with a choice of one  of four menu selections. We will return to Wells High School  approximately at 4:00.Limit of 7 people.

Are you comfortable with your clay abilities and just looking for a place to work and improve your skills? Join us in the Morse High School Ceramics Studio and start making all those things you have been dreaming up! This is not an instructor lead class, but the instructor will be on site working in case you need something. $65 for materials and studio fee, payable to instructor, must be paid on the first night of class. *Purchasing additional clay: The fee is an additional $65 to cover the firing, glazes and other consumables used during class. Please note: If you miss a class, you cannot make-up the class at another time. The ceramics schedule is very tight and these classes are usually full. Thank you for your understanding! *No Class: 11/27.

This all-levels class integrates pen and ink techniques with watercolor. Students will learn principles of illustration flora and fauna, focusing on one specimen each week. Each week will focus on a new subject, such as a wildflower or fish, with subjects gradually increasing in complexity. At the end of the course, students will have gained techniques for painting and drawing in their own unique style. Students can either buy themselves the required materials - the materials list is linked here - or they can buy material kits from the Mix, an art store in Brunswick (here is a link to a student-grade kit, and here is a link to an artist-grade kit).  *No Class: 11/27.

Learn more about instructor Claire Loon Baldwin and see her illustrations for books and magazines on her website: CLICK HERE

Would you like to make an impact on your community? Have you been touched by hospice? Join me for this 1 hour presentation (and question and answer time) as I provide all the needed information on how to become a hospice volunteer. We will discuss what volunteers do, what you can expect, the benefits of volunteering and the mandated requirements. Andwell Health Partners is the best and only non-profit hospice in the area. We offer our volunteers mileage reimbursement, monthly social gatherings, continuing education and many ways to volunteer. We have visiting volunteers, phone support, bereavement, administrative and retail volunteers in our thrift stores. The Best Medicine is Love and Support, and if you agree, please join our amazing volunteer team. Bring a tablet, laptop or even smartphone if you would like to get started immediately. (No materials/supplies required)

With five generations of people in society today —Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z — we face both exciting opportunities and complex challenges to communicate with each other. Let's explore key generational trends, communication styles, and expectations. You’ll gain practical strategies to communicate, build empathy, and understanding across generational lines.

Instructor – Dave Dec