Class and Activities Descriptions
The Community Center has many different classes and activities going on. This is a list of some of what currently goes on within the Center each week. View the class calendar for any additional events and/or classes that are schedule. For any questions please contact us at (207) 633-9876 for more information.
Dominoes – This is instruction on how to play Mexican Train before you go on to a group.
Beginner Mah Jongg – Mahjongg is a tile-based game that originated in China during the Qing dynasty. Come sharpen your skills of tactics, observation, memory, teamwork. 4 players per team. Beginners instruction prior to moving on to the Mah Jong group.
Cribbage 10am
You can always find someone to sit down with and play a game or perhaps teach you how to play Cribbage.
Dominoes – Mexican Train Dominoes. This is the follow-up to Beginner Dominoes.
Drop-In Knitting – Bring in UFO (Un Finished Objects) to finish or repurpose. Please BYO (Bring Your Own) needles and yarn. Yarn is often provided by donations made to The Community Center. All levels of experience welcome! This is an open-ended class. Both days and evenings!
Genealogy – Facilitated by Lucy Cressey. Group support to help you get started researching your family tree. Discussions on various resources and records archives. Guest speakers and field trips to Boston and Augusta are offered. A fun way to discover your family or community history!
Increase Inner Peace – Facilitated by Patty Seybold. The Three Principles that Sydney Banks discovered over 40 years ago form an important foundation for our group. The Three Principles are Mind, Consciousness & Thought. Mind, Consciousness and Thought work together in harmony to create our experience of life. In this group, we study and learn about how our minds, consciousness and thought actually work in order to become free to live more completely in the now.
Love to Dance! – Instructed by Pat McKee. Gentle movement to Latin style music and old favorites. You can do this class either standing or sitting. No partner required.
Mah Jong – If you would like to play, please let us know. For beginner instruction, please contact The Community Center.
People Helping People – This is a paid program sponsored by the Boothbay Region Health and Wellness Foundation. For information, please contact The Community Center.
VIP Support Group - (1st Tuesday of the months May, June, August, October, November & December)
Facilitated by Joan Stark To provide information, emotional and social support and an awareness of services and equipment to help treat visual loss.
