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Seamark Community Arts offers fun and creative arts workshops for children and adults throughout the year.Scholarships are available for all workshops.Workshops have included: book arts, nature crafts, pottery, drawing & painting, film and video, printmaking, basketry, textile arts, found object construction, music & drama, seasonal crafts.View Mission StatementSeamark Community
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6th Annual Men Who Cook Benefit Dinner Saturday, March 13 Music provided by Archipelago
Come out for an evening of good food, lively music and family fun in the gymnasium of the Deer Isle-Stonington High School on Route 15 in Deer Isle. Tickets will be available at the door: $15 per person (ages 12 & up) and $5 per child (kids under 6 eat FREE)! Men of all ages will showcase their favorite recipes or their new creations, working individually or in teams. Cooks receive a free ticket as well as a commemorative "Men Who Cook" dishtowel. After sampling dishes, diners will cast their ballots for best overall dish, best dessert, and best presentation (that's right, the folks who attend will vote for their favorite dishes)! Additional prizes will be awarded to cooks by lottery and diners are eligible to win a door prize. This year's sponsors and prize donors include Tradewinds Marketplace, Rooster Brother, Lily's Cafe, Union Trust-A Division of Camden National Bank, Diane & Ian Walker, Millpond Service, Harbor Farm, New Cargoes on Blue Hill Bay, The Cave, and Barncastle Hotel & Restaurant. All proceeds will go toward Seamark’s scholarship programs which include Seamark art workshops for children and adults, semi annual Arts in Education grants to teachers for professional development in the arts, a contribution to the Learning in Communities mentorship program which connects island high school students with local artists for one-on-one study, and funds to a graduating Deer Isle-Stonington high school senior pursuing a degree in the arts. MEN! It's not too late to sign up to cook!!! For more information, or if you are interested in helping to sponsor this event, please contact Cathy Marshall at the phone number or email address below.
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