All ages and abilities are welcome-- even if you have never played chess before. Bring your own board or use one of the boards that will be available for use. Contact Ray Marcotte at 207-892-1908 for more information.

Children up to age 5 and their parents/caregivers are invited to join us. This interactive program includes stories, songs, fingerplays, dancing and more! For more information, call the Children’s Room at (207) 892-1908 ext 4.

Do you like building? Come to the library and build with our LEGOs! Some of our programs will have fun challenges, and others may simply be free-build opportunities. For grades K-5. Students under age 8 must have adult supervision. Questions? Call the Children’s Room at 207-892-1908 ext 4.

Free one-on-one tech help with an experienced, computer-savy librarian. Help with email, downloading applications, printing online pictures, navigating websites, laptops, eReaders, tablets, & more. No rsvp needed. Contact Ray Marcotte (207-892-1908) for more information. *Evenings not good for you? Try our Thursday morning sessions, 10:30-11:30am.

Appropriate for children from birth-24 months. Program lasts approximately 20 minutes, and includes songs, fingerplays, and a story. This program aims to provide early experiences for children with the spoken word, a chance for parents/caregivers to share activities with children, and to create enjoyment for all during story time. For more info, contact the Children's Room: 207-892-1908 ext. 4.

Whether you knit, crochet or do any other form of needlework, you are welcome to join our informal group. Bring your own project to work on. Share patterns, tips and conversation. This is not intended as an instructional session-- although you may learn something new from your fellow knitters! Contact the library for more information: 207-892-1908.

Join moderator Jen Dupree for a writing group at the library. We’ll offer critiques on works in progress and use writing prompts to keep motivated. Writers of all levels are welcome! For more information call 207-892-1908 ext. 6 or email jdupree@windhammaine.us.

Today's movie shows the cover-up that spanned four U.S. Presidents pushed the country's first female newspaper publisher and a hard-driving editor to join an unprecedented battle between the press and the government. Stars Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks. * Movie Time is a weekly program. Mostly new releases. A mix of movie genres each month. Free. No rsvp necessary. Call Sally for program details: 207-892-1908 ext. 7.

Children up to age 5 and their parents/caregivers are invited to join us. This interactive program includes stories, songs, fingerplays, dancing and more! For more information, call the Children’s Room at (207) 892-1908 ext 4.

Free one-on-one tech help with an experienced, computer-savy volunteer. Help with email, downloading applications, printing online pictures, navigating websites, laptops, eReaders, tablets, & more. No rsvp needed. Contact the Help Desk (207-892-1908) for more information. *Mornings not good for you? Try our Monday evening sessions, 4:30-5:30pm.

Join Ray Marcotte, Reference & Technology Librarian and co-owner of Dobra Tea, an Asian-style teahouse in Portland’s Old Port, for a slideshow, discussion, and tasting focusing on the history and six classes of tea. These workshops will meet for two hours on January 17th, January 31st, and February 14th. Contact Ray (207-892-1908) at the Help Desk for more information.

We have competitive and recreational playing levels in both activities. The recreational play is the early time slot for that activity