Holocaust History - Victim Study - In Person 

Each week we will look at a different group of victims -  6 weeks, 6 different victim groups. We will delve into the lives of: Women, Roma/Sinti (Gypsy), People with disabilities, Jehovah's Witnesses, Homosexuals, and political opponents.

Instructor: Mathy Terrill

Date: Wednesdays, April 2, 9, 16, 30 (No class 23, school vacation)May 7 & 14

Time: 6:00 - 7:00 pm Cost: $32 Location: Orono High School

Cost: $32 

Social Security: Your Questions Answered Seminar - Hampden Academy

Rob Smith Financial Advisor EdwardJones 

Social Security: Your Questions Answered is an educational program for people who are nearing retirement, ages 55 and up who have questions about social security. During this 45-minute seminar we'll help answer these questions: How does Social Security fit into my retirement income plan, when should I start taking benefits, what about taxes?

Time: 6:00-7:00pm

Date: April 10

CPR - In Person

This one night course introduces immediate lifesaving principles to correct airway obstructions and cardiac arrest in adults, infants, and children. Students can receive an American Heart Association HeartSaver certificate after successfully completing this course.  

Instructor: Chad Kirkpatrick   

Day/Time: -  Thursday, March 6,  6:00 - 9:00 pm 

Cost:  $65.00 - Includes Certificate

Location:  Orono

Make a wool covering for a notebook with an appliqued flower whose flower pot is actually a pocket to hold your pen. Use your journal as a recipe book, keep track of your hobby, scrapbook, or to contain your secret thoughts. Make it for yourself or surprise Mom for Mothers Day. Bring scissors and lunch.

Materials Fee: $12 paid to instructor at the time of class

First aid principles will be covered in this hands-on, one night course. Topics include bleeding, shock, injuries, sudden illness and more. Students can receive an American Heart Association HeartSaver certificate after completing the course.

Tiny wool quillies and beads are combined to make a sweet bracelet.  Enjoy a night out and go home with it all made!  Bring scissors.

Materials Fee: $10 Paid to instructor at time of class 

Time: 6:00-8:30pm

Date: Tuesday, April 15th

End-of-Life Education with Death Midwife Narinder Bazen - In Person

Join Narinder as she blends reverence, experience, storytelling, straight-talk and humor to share holistic death care options. New end-of-life care choices are becoming widely available and are essential. She has served thousands of individuals as a death educator and hundreds of families as a death midwife. Her experience spans from sudden tragic death spaces to simple and elegant natural green burials. Narinder is a Home Funeral educator who has walked families through pre-planning their holistic death care options and believes that being death educated can calm many of the fears we have about our end-of-life care. You’ll leave feeling informed, empowered, and warm.

Instructor: Narinder Bazen  Date: April 15 Time: 6:00-8:00pm  Cost: $40

Location: Keith Anderson Community House  

Genealogy Workshop At the Old Town Museum - In Person

Designed for beginners, but helpful for those who have some experience, it is a two part Genealogy Workshop. Part 1 will introduce you to genealogy and assist you in building your family tree.  Part 2 will address sources, storage and publication of your research. Sample worksheets to begin recording your data will be provided along with discussion of ways to make your research fun and successful.  A computer is not necessary, but may be helpful. Attendance will be limited to 20.

Instructors: Mary Gibouleau & Museum Staff 

Date:  Part 1 Tuesday, April 15, Time: 6:00-7:30 pm

Date: Part 2 Thursday, April 17,  Time: 6:00-7:30pm

Cost: $5

Location: The Barbara Csavinszky Genealogy Center, The Old Town Museum, 353 Main Street, Old Town, ME.

Cost: $5

Location: The Barbara Csavinszky Genealogy Center 

                 The Old Town Museum    

                 353 Main Street, Old Town, ME.