
WELCOME
The Lubec Memorial Library is free and open to all. Books, movies, magazines, computers and WiFi are available for public use. Call 207-733-2491 for more information.

Volunteers Needed:
to transfer thousands of pieces of sea glass, stones and ceramics from paper to wet cement. These will be set into the outside front wall of the library addition. Volunteers should be prepared to get messy.
$5 per ticket. Quilt was made and generously donated by Veronica Wright.
Christmas Rose Quilt Raffle

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Lego Club
Lego Club will be held on Mondays at 2:45 beginning on October 16th at the Library. All children are welcome.


Chess Club
You are invited to the Lubec Chess Club at the Lubec Memorial Library on Wednesdays from 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. for friendly chess games, chess chat, and chess instruction. All levels of players are welcome. Please bring a set and board if you have one. For more information, please contact Dan DeLuca at 207 479-4474 (call or text) or by email at dcdeluca@yahoo.com. Hope to see you there!

September Art Exhibit
Charcoals by Rox Corbett

She first came to Lubec in the fall of 1983 as one of the “whale people”, and worked field seasons for the New England Aquarium throughout the 80’s and 90’s.
Rox received a BFA degree from Concordia University , Montreal. She splits her time between Lubec and a ranch on the Clark’s Fork of the Yellowstone River in Wyoming with her Dutch Shepherd, Echo and a lot of grizzlies.
She will be exhibiting framed prints of her work and will offer prints to be sent directly to buyers. Half of the proceeds over the cost of printing and shipping will be donated to the Lubec Memorial Library.

Washington County 4H Photo Contest
on display at the Lubec Memorial Library through the month of September.
October Art Show
Handicrafts by Veronica Wright
The day I saw a patchwork denim quilt, I said, “I could do that!!’ And I did! It began my interest in all things denim. The fabric is perfect for embroidering on. Blue jean pockets became small purses or finished with driftwood, became wall hangings!
The result of embroidering one stitch at a time is like painting one brush stroke at a time! So I began painting as well. I enjoy painting on found things, like an antique sled which is in the show.
Some things were made for fun or by request, including the train theme, Maine lingo and this wall hanging that spells “LUBEC” in nautical flags.

Enjoy the wide variety of my projects at the library this October! Your feedback would be appreciated!
Veronica Wright

Wiggles and Giggles
Join us at The Lubec Memorial Library for Wiggles and Giggles- Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. for children ages birth on up- preschoolers, homeschoolers, babies, moms, dads, grammies, grampies all welcome.
Pysanky Eggs

Come see the Pysanky eggs on display. Pysanky is a beautiful folk art from Ukraine, where the eggs are traditionally made and exchanged with friends and family as expressions of friendship, love and good luck.

Cards handmade by Gretchen Mead for sale
to benefit The Lubec Memorial Library.
