An historian’s in-depth view of the Schoodic Peninsula as read in his poems. Presented by Rev. Charles A. Joy, GHS Historian August 5, 2024 – 7:00 PM Prospect Harbor Women’s Club 63 Main St. Prospect Harbor, ME 04669

Come join us for the 2024 Winter Harbor Lobster Festival! For more information, contact: schoodic.chamber.commerce@gmail.com

A special evening lecture and welcome reception with award-winning science writer, photographer, and Corea, Maine resident Margie Patlak Beginning at 6:00pm before the lecture, we invite you to join us for a reception as we welcome Margie to Schoodic Institute. During the reception, you’ll enjoy complimentary wine, cheese, and conversation with Margie to learn more…

There are more things in our solar system than the eight planets and their moons. Millions of small bodies of rock, ice and metal – asteroids, comets and meteors – orbit the sun. Many are awesome to behold against the dark night sky, but some are potential threats to our planet. Astronomy volunteer Richard Luecke…

Maine’s Downeast region is ideal for exploring the quieter reaches of Acadia National Park, spruce-bordered rocky headlands, nearby blueberry barrens, and diverse hotspots on the preserved lands of coastal Washington County. Join Schoodic Institute’s bird ecology director Seth Benz on this exciting bird tour and experience the excellent birding Downeast Maine has to offer! This…

An estimated 75% of the world’s people cannot see the Milky Way – our home galaxy – because of urban light pollution. But here in Acadia, it shines brightly on clear nights. The collective glow of its 200+ billion stars arches from horizon to horizon. Astronomy volunteer Richard Luecke will explain our current understanding of…

There are more things in our solar system than the eight planets and their moons. Millions of small bodies of rock, ice and metal – asteroids, comets and meteors – orbit the sun. Many are awesome to behold against the dark night sky, but some are potential threats to our planet. Astronomy volunteer Richard Luecke…

Scientists increasingly include Indigenous Knowledge through co-production research to provide “novel” responses to climate change, deforestation, species extinction, and ecosystem degradation. Native American scholars express that indigenous people and their knowledge are perhaps now more important for the planet’s sustainability and our future. While scientists are including Indigenous Knowledge within research, there is a call…

With the beautiful landscapes of Acadia National Park and Schoodic Peninsula as inspiration, artist Philip Frey presents a plein-air painting workshop for dedicated painters with intermediate and advanced skills. He will offer pivotal lessons designed to develop your skills and confidence, clarify your artistic vision, and enhance your creativity as a painter. You will learn…

Young-Webber Hall at GHS Headquarters A busy historical folklorist returns to showcase the rich traditions of the region. Presented by Ann and Stephen Sanfilippo, Pembroke HS October 7, 2024 – 7:00 PM Gouldsboro Historical Society, Young-Webber Hall 88 Old Rte 1 Gouldsboro ME

Kevin Johnson, Photo Archivist for the Penobscot Marine Museum, will present a program about Maine's sardine industry to complement PMM's new exhibit on this once vital Maine enterprise. Sponsored by The Winter Harbor Agency.

Wilderness First Aid is the perfect course for the outdoor enthusiast or trip leader who wants a basic level of first aid training for short trips with family, friends, and outdoor groups. It also meets ACA guidelines. Instructor Gerry Brache will teach the 16-hour-long course (spanning two days), from 8:00am – 5:00pm each day (June…