Garden Club meetings and events are shown on the calendar below. You may change from grid view to list view by clicking on the button at the upper left of the calendar display. To see the details of a specific event, please click on the event’s title.
Events in September 2024
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- Fun and Fabulous Fall Fest
Fun and Fabulous Fall Fest Fun and Fabulous Fall Fest
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September 7, 2024Join our club for this annual event. Delicious baked treats and attic treasure galore are available for your shopping pleasure along with fresh floral bouquets, potted mums. A variety of local artisans will be there as well, selling their wares. Unless a hurricane looms over us, this event is held rain or shine at Centennial Hall, 936 Harpswell Neck Road on the grounds of Harpswell Historic Park gardens.
Artisans and Vendors
*Mainely Primsicals: Whimsical primitives inspired by the creatures of Maine by Amy & Phyllis Mussman
*Pumpkins from Marianne Field of W. Harpswell Baptist Church
*Gourmet food, condiments, and gifts by John Halpin (WHPW Harpswell Radio / Joy Farm)
*Prints, cards, and handmade books by Judy Sgantas
*Merchandise supporting the Harpswell Anchor
*Artisan bowls, vases, and coasters by Christine Roy
*Driftwood and shell frames, paintings, and ornaments by Annette Fuller
*Whimsical and functional pottery by Nancy W. Shaul of Westport Island Pottery -
- Field Trip: Garbage to Garden Site Visit
Field Trip: Garbage to Garden Site Visit Field Trip: Garbage to Garden Site Visit
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September 10, 2024Have you wondered how your kitchen scraps become fertile compost? Join our carpool to visit the Windham facility of Garbage to Garden to learn more about this! Details to be announced, or email harpswellgardenclub@gmail.com for more information.
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- What's the Buzz about Bees?
What's the Buzz about Bees? What's the Buzz about Bees?
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September 19, 2024Maine's State Apiarist, Jennifer Lund, will talk about the types of bees in Harpswell, why some species are in decline, bee's nesting requirements and their foraging behaviors. She will also address what we can do to protect the bee populations in Maine. Our club will meet in the Morrell Meeting Room at the Curtis Memorial Library, 23 Pleasant Street, Brunswick at 12:30 p.m. for refreshments and conversation. The business meeting begins at 1:00 p.m. with the presentation to follow.