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Sunday October 25, 2026
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Bike, Harvest, or The Gathering Basket Workshop
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Traditional Basket Weaving Class - Bike Basket Workshop
Engage Your Creative & Adventurous Spirit!
Join Woodthrush Wilderness this fall and learn the timeless art of basketry! These hands-on workshops are a wonderful way to prepare for foraging season, learn a skill for life, or create a beautiful handmade gift for someone special.
Fall 2026 Workshop Schedule
Gathering, Bike, & Farmer’s Market Basket WorkshopSunday, October 25 • 9:00 AM–5:00 PMIntroduction to Wild Basketry WorkshopFriday, November 13 • 5:00–9:00 PMLocation For Both Classes: Kenduskeag Room at Bangor Parks and Recreation
Choose Your Craft & Register Below
Bike Basket — NEW FALL 20265-hour class
Create a handcrafted bike basket featuring a classic design made from premium reed and finished with durable leather straps for a secure and stylish attachment to your bike.The basket measures approximately 5" × 10" at the base and 8" high. Leather straps attach the basket to your bike, and a cotton strap can be added so you can also use it as a shoulder tote. Leather shoulder straps will be available for purchase.The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire process, ensuring that everyone leaves with a finished basket.Beginner-friendly — no prior weaving experience required!
Farmer’s Market Basket8-hour class
Take this beautiful basket to the farmers market to gather fresh produce, bakery items, and all your favorite market finds.The basket features two straps that can be worn over the shoulder or carried by hand, with multiple strap color options available. The basket is woven with quality flat and half-round reed. Add your own personal touch with colored reed options in blue, purple, red, green, or brown.Everyone is welcome! If you've never woven before, don't worry—the instructor will provide step-by-step directions so you can confidently create your basket and walk away with a finished piece.Beginner-friendly — no prior weaving experience required!
Gathering Basket5-hour class
Whether you're hiking through the forest or exploring your own garden, this charming basket is perfect for gathering mushrooms, flowers, herbs, and other foraged treasures.The basket measures approximately 10" × 10" at the base, with an 8" weaving height and a wooden swing handle that reaches approximately 14" high. This basket features a unique pattern using ¼", ½", and 1" premium reed weavers, with diagonal colored weavers added through the center using the French Randing technique.
Introduction to Wild Basketry4-hour class
Wild basketry is an ancient craft of weaving natural materials—such as grasses, leaves, wood, vines, and tree bark—into functional and decorative baskets.In this interactive, hands-on workshop, we will explore how to collect, process, and weave locally sourced natural materials. Materials may include:
Cattail
Pine needles
Birch bark
Ash
Pine bark
Willow
Grasses
Red osier dogwood
Grapevine
The class includes a presentation, basket demonstrations, and opportunities to work directly with natural materials. Students will also receive a PDF with information about materials and patterns.Learn a skill for life and discover the art of becoming a wild basket maker!Things to Know:
All materials will be provided for you
Taught by Woodthrush Wilderness - Registered Maine Guide
Classes will operate together & class duration depends on craft selection
No refunds available once you are registered
Instructional guide & materials will be available if you cannot attend class
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Traditional Basket Weaving Class - Farmer's Market Basket Workshop
Engage Your Creative & Adventurous Spirit!
Join Woodthrush Wilderness this fall and learn the timeless art of basketry! These hands-on workshops are a wonderful way to prepare for foraging season, learn a skill for life, or create a beautiful handmade gift for someone special.
Fall 2026 Workshop Schedule
Gathering, Bike, & Farmer’s Market Basket WorkshopSunday, October 25 • 9:00 AM–5:00 PMIntroduction to Wild Basketry WorkshopFriday, November 13 • 5:00–9:00 PMLocation For Both Classes: Kenduskeag Room at Bangor Parks and Recreation
Choose Your Craft & Register Below
Bike Basket — NEW FALL 20265-hour class
Create a handcrafted bike basket featuring a classic design made from premium reed and finished with durable leather straps for a secure and stylish attachment to your bike.The basket measures approximately 5" × 10" at the base and 8" high. Leather straps attach the basket to your bike, and a cotton strap can be added so you can also use it as a shoulder tote. Leather shoulder straps will be available for purchase.The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire process, ensuring that everyone leaves with a finished basket.Beginner-friendly — no prior weaving experience required!
Farmer’s Market Basket8-hour class
Take this beautiful basket to the farmers market to gather fresh produce, bakery items, and all your favorite market finds.The basket features two straps that can be worn over the shoulder or carried by hand, with multiple strap color options available. The basket is woven with quality flat and half-round reed. Add your own personal touch with colored reed options in blue, purple, red, green, or brown.Everyone is welcome! If you've never woven before, don't worry—the instructor will provide step-by-step directions so you can confidently create your basket and walk away with a finished piece.Beginner-friendly — no prior weaving experience required!
Gathering Basket5-hour class
Whether you're hiking through the forest or exploring your own garden, this charming basket is perfect for gathering mushrooms, flowers, herbs, and other foraged treasures.The basket measures approximately 10" × 10" at the base, with an 8" weaving height and a wooden swing handle that reaches approximately 14" high. This basket features a unique pattern using ¼", ½", and 1" premium reed weavers, with diagonal colored weavers added through the center using the French Randing technique.
Introduction to Wild Basketry4-hour class
Wild basketry is an ancient craft of weaving natural materials—such as grasses, leaves, wood, vines, and tree bark—into functional and decorative baskets.In this interactive, hands-on workshop, we will explore how to collect, process, and weave locally sourced natural materials. Materials may include:
Cattail
Pine needles
Birch bark
Ash
Pine bark
Willow
Grasses
Red osier dogwood
Grapevine
The class includes a presentation, basket demonstrations, and opportunities to work directly with natural materials. Students will also receive a PDF with information about materials and patterns.Learn a skill for life and discover the art of becoming a wild basket maker!Things to Know:
All materials will be provided for you
Taught by Woodthrush Wilderness - Registered Maine Guide
Classes will operate together & class duration depends on craft selection
No refunds available once you are registered
Instructional guide & materials will be available if you cannot attend class
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9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Traditional Basket Weaving Class - Gathering Basket Workshop
Engage Your Creative & Adventurous Spirit!
Join Woodthrush Wilderness this fall and learn the timeless art of basketry! These hands-on workshops are a wonderful way to prepare for foraging season, learn a skill for life, or create a beautiful handmade gift for someone special.
Fall 2026 Workshop Schedule
Gathering, Bike, & Farmer’s Market Basket WorkshopSunday, October 25 • 9:00 AM–5:00 PMIntroduction to Wild Basketry WorkshopFriday, November 13 • 5:00–9:00 PMLocation For Both Classes: Kenduskeag Room at Bangor Parks and Recreation
Choose Your Craft & Register Below
Bike Basket — NEW FALL 20265-hour class
Create a handcrafted bike basket featuring a classic design made from premium reed and finished with durable leather straps for a secure and stylish attachment to your bike.The basket measures approximately 5" × 10" at the base and 8" high. Leather straps attach the basket to your bike, and a cotton strap can be added so you can also use it as a shoulder tote. Leather shoulder straps will be available for purchase.The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire process, ensuring that everyone leaves with a finished basket.Beginner-friendly — no prior weaving experience required!
Farmer’s Market Basket8-hour class
Take this beautiful basket to the farmers market to gather fresh produce, bakery items, and all your favorite market finds.The basket features two straps that can be worn over the shoulder or carried by hand, with multiple strap color options available. The basket is woven with quality flat and half-round reed. Add your own personal touch with colored reed options in blue, purple, red, green, or brown.Everyone is welcome! If you've never woven before, don't worry—the instructor will provide step-by-step directions so you can confidently create your basket and walk away with a finished piece.Beginner-friendly — no prior weaving experience required!
Gathering Basket5-hour class
Whether you're hiking through the forest or exploring your own garden, this charming basket is perfect for gathering mushrooms, flowers, herbs, and other foraged treasures.The basket measures approximately 10" × 10" at the base, with an 8" weaving height and a wooden swing handle that reaches approximately 14" high. This basket features a unique pattern using ¼", ½", and 1" premium reed weavers, with diagonal colored weavers added through the center using the French Randing technique.
Introduction to Wild Basketry4-hour class
Wild basketry is an ancient craft of weaving natural materials—such as grasses, leaves, wood, vines, and tree bark—into functional and decorative baskets.In this interactive, hands-on workshop, we will explore how to collect, process, and weave locally sourced natural materials. Materials may include:
Cattail
Pine needles
Birch bark
Ash
Pine bark
Willow
Grasses
Red osier dogwood
Grapevine
The class includes a presentation, basket demonstrations, and opportunities to work directly with natural materials. Students will also receive a PDF with information about materials and patterns.Learn a skill for life and discover the art of becoming a wild basket maker!Things to Know:
All materials will be provided for you
Taught by Woodthrush Wilderness - Registered Maine Guide
Classes will operate together & class duration depends on craft selection
No refunds available once you are registered
Instructional guide & materials will be available if you cannot attend class
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12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
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Bangor Little League - Meeting
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Thursday October 29, 2026
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Line Dancing Class
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Maine Twirling Corps 2026-2027 - Main-E-Acts: Advanced Baton Twirling
Maine Twirling Corps
Maine Twirling Corps promotes the sport and art of baton twirling whilebuilding teamwork, camaraderie, sportsmanship, self-confidence, andphysical fitness in a positive and supportive environment. Choose fromone of the following programs!MAIN-E-ACTS: ADVANCED BATON TWIRLING
AGES: 10–22 years
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Thursday, September 10LOCATION: Bangor Parks & Recreation, 647 Main Street
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Thursdays, 5:30–8:30 PM & select Saturday practicesFEE: $70 (Resident) $75 (Non Resident)
Winter Practice Location:
During the months of November through March,Thursday practices will be held at nearby school gymnasiumsrather than Bangor Parks & Recreation. Specific locations anddetails will be communicated to participants.
Special Saturday Practices:
Saturday, October 31st
8:00 AM–3:30 PM
*Additional Saturday practice dates and program detailswill be communicated throughout the season.
TINY TWIRLERS
AGES: 3-4
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Sunday, October 4thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Sundays, 10:30–11:00 AMFEE: $40A playful introduction to baton twirling for our youngest friends.Twirlers will explore basic baton skills, movement, rhythm,coordination and fine motor skill development, and followingdirections through fun and age-appropriate activities.
INTRODUCTION TO TWIRLING
AGES: 5-6
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Tuesday, October 6thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Tuesdays, 5:00–5:45 PMFEE: $55
Designed for young beginners ready to learn the fundamentalsof baton twirling. Twirlers will learn basic baton skills, movement,marching, and simple combinations while building upon theirconfidence and coordination.
BEGINNER TWIRL
AGES: 7-10
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Tuesday, October 6thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Tuesdays, 5:45–6:30 PM
FEE: $55This class is for both returning and new twirlers. Students will learnfoundational skills, spins, rolls, tosses, movement choreography,and performance skills.
ADULT TWIRL
AGES: Adults (18+)
DATES: October 4th – October 25thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Sundays, 11:00–11:45 AMFEE: $40
It's never too late to pick up a baton! This four-week course offers adults anopportunity to learn, return to, or continue baton twirling in a fun,low pressure environment. No previous experience necessary.
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Eastern Maine Camera Club
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Thursday November 5, 2026
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Line Dancing Class
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Downeast Horizons Brewer Center - Basketball Practice
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Maine Twirling Corps 2026-2027 - Main-E-Acts: Advanced Baton Twirling
Maine Twirling Corps
Maine Twirling Corps promotes the sport and art of baton twirling whilebuilding teamwork, camaraderie, sportsmanship, self-confidence, andphysical fitness in a positive and supportive environment. Choose fromone of the following programs!MAIN-E-ACTS: ADVANCED BATON TWIRLING
AGES: 10–22 years
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Thursday, September 10LOCATION: Bangor Parks & Recreation, 647 Main Street
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Thursdays, 5:30–8:30 PM & select Saturday practicesFEE: $70 (Resident) $75 (Non Resident)
Winter Practice Location:
During the months of November through March,Thursday practices will be held at nearby school gymnasiumsrather than Bangor Parks & Recreation. Specific locations anddetails will be communicated to participants.
Special Saturday Practices:
Saturday, October 31st
8:00 AM–3:30 PM
*Additional Saturday practice dates and program detailswill be communicated throughout the season.
TINY TWIRLERS
AGES: 3-4
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Sunday, October 4thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Sundays, 10:30–11:00 AMFEE: $40A playful introduction to baton twirling for our youngest friends.Twirlers will explore basic baton skills, movement, rhythm,coordination and fine motor skill development, and followingdirections through fun and age-appropriate activities.
INTRODUCTION TO TWIRLING
AGES: 5-6
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Tuesday, October 6thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Tuesdays, 5:00–5:45 PMFEE: $55
Designed for young beginners ready to learn the fundamentalsof baton twirling. Twirlers will learn basic baton skills, movement,marching, and simple combinations while building upon theirconfidence and coordination.
BEGINNER TWIRL
AGES: 7-10
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Tuesday, October 6thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Tuesdays, 5:45–6:30 PM
FEE: $55This class is for both returning and new twirlers. Students will learnfoundational skills, spins, rolls, tosses, movement choreography,and performance skills.
ADULT TWIRL
AGES: Adults (18+)
DATES: October 4th – October 25thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Sundays, 11:00–11:45 AMFEE: $40
It's never too late to pick up a baton! This four-week course offers adults anopportunity to learn, return to, or continue baton twirling in a fun,low pressure environment. No previous experience necessary.
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Maine Pipes and Drums
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Eastern Maine Camera Club
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Thursday November 12, 2026
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Line Dancing Class
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Maine Twirling Corps 2026-2027 - Main-E-Acts: Advanced Baton Twirling
Maine Twirling Corps
Maine Twirling Corps promotes the sport and art of baton twirling whilebuilding teamwork, camaraderie, sportsmanship, self-confidence, andphysical fitness in a positive and supportive environment. Choose fromone of the following programs!MAIN-E-ACTS: ADVANCED BATON TWIRLING
AGES: 10–22 years
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Thursday, September 10LOCATION: Bangor Parks & Recreation, 647 Main Street
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Thursdays, 5:30–8:30 PM & select Saturday practicesFEE: $70 (Resident) $75 (Non Resident)
Winter Practice Location:
During the months of November through March,Thursday practices will be held at nearby school gymnasiumsrather than Bangor Parks & Recreation. Specific locations anddetails will be communicated to participants.
Special Saturday Practices:
Saturday, October 31st
8:00 AM–3:30 PM
*Additional Saturday practice dates and program detailswill be communicated throughout the season.
TINY TWIRLERS
AGES: 3-4
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Sunday, October 4thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Sundays, 10:30–11:00 AMFEE: $40A playful introduction to baton twirling for our youngest friends.Twirlers will explore basic baton skills, movement, rhythm,coordination and fine motor skill development, and followingdirections through fun and age-appropriate activities.
INTRODUCTION TO TWIRLING
AGES: 5-6
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Tuesday, October 6thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Tuesdays, 5:00–5:45 PMFEE: $55
Designed for young beginners ready to learn the fundamentalsof baton twirling. Twirlers will learn basic baton skills, movement,marching, and simple combinations while building upon theirconfidence and coordination.
BEGINNER TWIRL
AGES: 7-10
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Tuesday, October 6thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Tuesdays, 5:45–6:30 PM
FEE: $55This class is for both returning and new twirlers. Students will learnfoundational skills, spins, rolls, tosses, movement choreography,and performance skills.
ADULT TWIRL
AGES: Adults (18+)
DATES: October 4th – October 25thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Sundays, 11:00–11:45 AMFEE: $40
It's never too late to pick up a baton! This four-week course offers adults anopportunity to learn, return to, or continue baton twirling in a fun,low pressure environment. No previous experience necessary.
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Friday November 13, 2026
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9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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Cards / Games (Senior Program)
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Pre-School Playtime
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Intro to Wild Basketry and Gathering Workshop w/ Birchbark Basket
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5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Traditional Basket Weaving Class - Intro to Wild Basketry
Engage Your Creative & Adventurous Spirit!
Join Woodthrush Wilderness this fall and learn the timeless art of basketry! These hands-on workshops are a wonderful way to prepare for foraging season, learn a skill for life, or create a beautiful handmade gift for someone special.
Fall 2026 Workshop Schedule
Gathering, Bike, & Farmer’s Market Basket WorkshopSunday, October 25 • 9:00 AM–5:00 PMIntroduction to Wild Basketry WorkshopFriday, November 13 • 5:00–9:00 PMLocation For Both Classes: Kenduskeag Room at Bangor Parks and Recreation
Choose Your Craft & Register Below
Bike Basket — NEW FALL 20265-hour class
Create a handcrafted bike basket featuring a classic design made from premium reed and finished with durable leather straps for a secure and stylish attachment to your bike.The basket measures approximately 5" × 10" at the base and 8" high. Leather straps attach the basket to your bike, and a cotton strap can be added so you can also use it as a shoulder tote. Leather shoulder straps will be available for purchase.The instructor will guide you step-by-step through the entire process, ensuring that everyone leaves with a finished basket.Beginner-friendly — no prior weaving experience required!
Farmer’s Market Basket8-hour class
Take this beautiful basket to the farmers market to gather fresh produce, bakery items, and all your favorite market finds.The basket features two straps that can be worn over the shoulder or carried by hand, with multiple strap color options available. The basket is woven with quality flat and half-round reed. Add your own personal touch with colored reed options in blue, purple, red, green, or brown.Everyone is welcome! If you've never woven before, don't worry—the instructor will provide step-by-step directions so you can confidently create your basket and walk away with a finished piece.Beginner-friendly — no prior weaving experience required!
Gathering Basket5-hour class
Whether you're hiking through the forest or exploring your own garden, this charming basket is perfect for gathering mushrooms, flowers, herbs, and other foraged treasures.The basket measures approximately 10" × 10" at the base, with an 8" weaving height and a wooden swing handle that reaches approximately 14" high. This basket features a unique pattern using ¼", ½", and 1" premium reed weavers, with diagonal colored weavers added through the center using the French Randing technique.
Introduction to Wild Basketry4-hour class
Wild basketry is an ancient craft of weaving natural materials—such as grasses, leaves, wood, vines, and tree bark—into functional and decorative baskets.In this interactive, hands-on workshop, we will explore how to collect, process, and weave locally sourced natural materials. Materials may include:
Cattail
Pine needles
Birch bark
Ash
Pine bark
Willow
Grasses
Red osier dogwood
Grapevine
The class includes a presentation, basket demonstrations, and opportunities to work directly with natural materials. Students will also receive a PDF with information about materials and patterns.Learn a skill for life and discover the art of becoming a wild basket maker!Things to Know:
All materials will be provided for you
Taught by Woodthrush Wilderness - Registered Maine Guide
Classes will operate together & class duration depends on craft selection
No refunds available once you are registered
Instructional guide & materials will be available if you cannot attend class
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5:30 PM - 8:45 PM
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Basketball (Travel & In House) Practices
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Thursday November 19, 2026
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9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Line Dancing Class
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10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
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Downeast Horizons Brewer Center - Basketball Practice
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5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Maine Twirling Corps 2026-2027 - Main-E-Acts: Advanced Baton Twirling
Maine Twirling Corps
Maine Twirling Corps promotes the sport and art of baton twirling whilebuilding teamwork, camaraderie, sportsmanship, self-confidence, andphysical fitness in a positive and supportive environment. Choose fromone of the following programs!MAIN-E-ACTS: ADVANCED BATON TWIRLING
AGES: 10–22 years
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Thursday, September 10LOCATION: Bangor Parks & Recreation, 647 Main Street
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Thursdays, 5:30–8:30 PM & select Saturday practicesFEE: $70 (Resident) $75 (Non Resident)
Winter Practice Location:
During the months of November through March,Thursday practices will be held at nearby school gymnasiumsrather than Bangor Parks & Recreation. Specific locations anddetails will be communicated to participants.
Special Saturday Practices:
Saturday, October 31st
8:00 AM–3:30 PM
*Additional Saturday practice dates and program detailswill be communicated throughout the season.
TINY TWIRLERS
AGES: 3-4
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Sunday, October 4thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Sundays, 10:30–11:00 AMFEE: $40A playful introduction to baton twirling for our youngest friends.Twirlers will explore basic baton skills, movement, rhythm,coordination and fine motor skill development, and followingdirections through fun and age-appropriate activities.
INTRODUCTION TO TWIRLING
AGES: 5-6
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Tuesday, October 6thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Tuesdays, 5:00–5:45 PMFEE: $55
Designed for young beginners ready to learn the fundamentalsof baton twirling. Twirlers will learn basic baton skills, movement,marching, and simple combinations while building upon theirconfidence and coordination.
BEGINNER TWIRL
AGES: 7-10
SEASON: September – May
START DATE: Tuesday, October 6thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Tuesdays, 5:45–6:30 PM
FEE: $55This class is for both returning and new twirlers. Students will learnfoundational skills, spins, rolls, tosses, movement choreography,and performance skills.
ADULT TWIRL
AGES: Adults (18+)
DATES: October 4th – October 25thLOCATION: Maine Twirling Corps Studio: 72 Center St. Suite 5 Brewer, ME
REGULAR SCHEDULE: Sundays, 11:00–11:45 AMFEE: $40
It's never too late to pick up a baton! This four-week course offers adults anopportunity to learn, return to, or continue baton twirling in a fun,low pressure environment. No previous experience necessary.
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6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Maine Pipes and Drums
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6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Eastern Maine Camera Club
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