Henry D. Moore Parish House and Library

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Date	Time	Event
Mondays	3:30 - 5 pm	Pokémon Trading Card Game. Starting back up on January 22nd. It is a great tool for developing mathematical, strategic, and social skills while having fun! No cards or experience required for participation. Attendees will receive points for showing up, playing, and for completing other activities! Points can be traded in for cards and other prizes. For ages 8-14. Reminder: if there is not school, Pokeman will not meet that day. Any questions should be directed to Chase Uy (chase@eaglehill.us).
Wednesdays	10:30 am	Yoga Class. The instructor is Paul Nix, a teacher with 20+ years teaching experience. Classes are intended for any experience level and designed to be co-ed. He practices basic Hatha yoga, focusing on alignment, breathing, holding poses for 5-6 breaths. The goal is for you to be more relaxed when leaving the class than when you arrived. You will need a yoga mat.
Wednesdays	1 – 3 pm	Mahjong. Come enjoy a friendly game of Mahjong.
Wednesdays	2 – 4 pm	Craft and Chat. Come enjoy good company, work on a project, or play cribbage. Mahjong is also available if there are at least 3 players.
Ongoing	During Library hours	Local Crafts for sale in the Library. Artists/crafters include Joanne Beal (quilted potholders), Jeanne Benedict (pictures, cards, bookmarks, dishcloths, towels, and more), Kevin Briggs (maple syrup), Karen Dow (stuffed animals, socks, and more), Earthly Suds Co. (handmade soaps), Elizabeth Dyak (cards, gift tags, clothespin toys, and more), Tera Fey (pie-plate holders, purses, and more), Justin Kistner (coasters), John Stiles (framed photographs), and Sue Brandon (Valentine's Day cards). A great chance to support local crafters!!
April 8th	2:30-4 pm	Solar Eclipse Party. We have some fun eclipse activities planned. We’ll have a variety of eclipse themed snacks and drinks, and, most importantly, eclipse glasses for safely watching the event. This event is free.
April 12th	6 pm	Movie Night. "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory". 1971. G. 1 hr. 38 min. The world is astounded when Willy Wonka, for years a recluse in his factory, announces that five lucky people will be given a tour of the factory, shown all the secrets of his amazing candy, and one will win a lifetime supply of Wonka chocolate. Nobody wants the prize more than young Charlie, but as his family is so poor that buying even one bar of chocolate is a treat, buying enough bars to find one of the five golden tickets is unlikely in the extreme. But in movieland, magic can happen. Charlie, along with four somewhat odious other children, get the chance of a lifetime and a tour of the factory. Along the way, mild disasters befall each of the odious children, but can Charlie beat the odds and grab the brass ring? Free. Refrsheshments sold by donation to support children's programming.
May 3rd	4:30 pm	Concert and Dinner Benefit hosted by Eagle Hill Institute. The Evening will begin with a wine and cheese social time starting at 4:30, followed by the concert at 5:30 featuring Brian Stewart and Leonore Hildebrandt. As a folk duo with a jazzy vibe, Leonore and Brian write, arrange, and play their own songs. They have performed over many years and recorded several albums. Brian plays piano and guitar, Leonore plays percussion and guitar, and they both sing. Their song lyrics are thoughtful and fun. Both live with their families in Harrington, where they built their own houses and grow lovely gardens. Following the concert, an elegant buffet style meal will take place in the Eagle Hill dining room with two entree choices - meat and vegetarian. The ticket price for the evening is $40 per person (with an option to make an additional donation) and all proceeds will go to the library/community center. Reservations are required and can be made by contacting Eagle Hill at https://eaglehill.us/programs/music/steuben-library. It should be a delightful evening and a wonderful way to support the library.

Henry D. Moore Parish House and Library • Steuben, ME