Friends Fall Flea-for-All & Fiction Sale is an autumn community event hosted by the Hubbard Free Library.

Taking place on Saturday, October 18 from 10 AM to 1 PM, the sale features tables of like-new books, unique treasures from the library’s basement and community donations, as well as tasty treats.

The event is designed to be accessible to all, with most items offered on a pay-what-you-can basis, ensuring that everyone can participate while supporting a good cause.

All proceeds raised go directly to The Hubbard Free Library, helping to sustain its programs and services.

With a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, the event invites book lovers, bargain hunters, and neighbors to gather, shop, and enjoy the spirit of community giving.

Gaslight Theater presents “The House of Agatha Mystrie”, by Robert A. Allen. The production is directed by Linda Duarte.

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Gaslight Theater presents “The House of Agatha Mystrie”, by Robert A. Allen. The production is directed by Linda Duarte.

Friends Fall Flea-for-All & Fiction Sale is an autumn community event hosted by the Hubbard Free Library.

Taking place on Saturday, October 18 from 10 AM to 1 PM, the sale features tables of like-new books, unique treasures from the library’s basement and community donations, as well as tasty treats.

The event is designed to be accessible to all, with most items offered on a pay-what-you-can basis, ensuring that everyone can participate while supporting a good cause.

All proceeds raised go directly to The Hubbard Free Library, helping to sustain its programs and services.

With a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, the event invites book lovers, bargain hunters, and neighbors to gather, shop, and enjoy the spirit of community giving.

Gaslight Theater presents “The House of Agatha Mystrie”, by Robert A. Allen. The production is directed by Linda Duarte.

Hallowell Backyard Games 2025 will be a lively community event celebrating traditional strength and athletic competitions.

Scheduled for Saturday, October 4, at The Res in Hallowell on the softball field, the games invite participants and spectators to enjoy a fun-filled day of contests inspired by Scottish Highland traditions.

The event is free to attend and includes a Juniors Class for ages 12 to 17, giving younger participants the chance to test their skills and join in the excitement.

To add to the festivities, the Wander Pizza food truck will be on-site, serving delicious food throughout the day.

Hosted by the Hallowell Heavies, the event emphasizes community spirit, cultural celebration, and family-friendly fun in a welcoming outdoor setting.

All 9 Scottish Heavy Athletics events will be contested across several classes including Men's Amateur, Women's Amateur, Men's Masters, and Women's Masters.

This will be a free event for the public.

*Due to the expected popularity of this event, tickets are required! Please ask at the front desk of the library or call to reserve your seat!*

We're thrilled to welcome the beloved novelist, memoirist, playwright, and Maine native Monica Wood to the Hubbard! For this live, one-night event she will share insights into the research behind her latest novel, "How to Read a Book," a moving story about second chances, unexpected connections, and the power of books to bring people together.

In addition to "How to Read a Book," Monica is the bestselling author of "The One-in-a-Million Boy," "When We Were the Kennedys," and several award-winning plays. A passionate library advocate, she weaves support for public libraries into every talk—and the Hubbard Free Library holds a special place in her heart.

Don’t miss this evening with one of Maine’s literary treasures.

Free and open to the public | Donations gratefully accepted

Come celebrate the last day of summer reading with us! Wear painting clothes . . .

In the middle of the Middle Ages, Morton Montesque’s troupe of traveling players happily believe they’ve volunteered to perform their play about a dragon for King Stanley The Stern. Actually, they’ve volunteered to slay a real dragon! When they discover their mistake, it’s too late to back out – but how can they succeed where so many brave heroes have failed?

Admission is by donation.

Click Here For The Schedule of All Events

In the middle of the Middle Ages, Morton Montesque’s troupe of traveling players happily believe they’ve volunteered to perform their play about a dragon for King Stanley The Stern. Actually, they’ve volunteered to slay a real dragon! When they discover their mistake, it’s too late to back out – but how can they succeed where so many brave heroes have failed?

Admission is by donation.

Click Here For The Schedule of All Events

In the middle of the Middle Ages, Morton Montesque’s troupe of traveling players happily believe they’ve volunteered to perform their play about a dragon for King Stanley The Stern. Actually, they’ve volunteered to slay a real dragon! When they discover their mistake, it’s too late to back out – but how can they succeed where so many brave heroes have failed?

Admission is by donation.

Click Here For The Schedule of All Events

In the middle of the Middle Ages, Morton Montesque’s troupe of traveling players happily believe they’ve volunteered to perform their play about a dragon for King Stanley The Stern. Actually, they’ve volunteered to slay a real dragon! When they discover their mistake, it’s too late to back out – but how can they succeed where so many brave heroes have failed?

Admission is by donation.

Click Here For The Schedule of All Events