Upcoming Events at Stone Broke Bread & Books
347 Water St, Gardiner, ME 207.203.0224
Calendar
March:
March 2nd, Saturday: Bread & Baking Classes – Sourdough 101, crash course with our baker, Josh Rollson, on starter culture (everyone takes home their own baby starter), sign up online or in-store, 4 - 6pm
March 8th, Friday: Open-no-mic-poetry, bring work to share, support poets. Refreshments served. 5 - 6pm (2nd Friday of every month)
March 10th, Sunday: The People’s Poetry Workshop, co-sponsored with Hallowell Pride Alliance. Bring work to share, this week’s theme: 'ecological possibilities’ 2 – 4pm, with refreshments.
March 23rd, Saturday: Full Moon Forecasting with Kate from Open Sea Astrology. Come for a little insight into how to connect with our intuition and resonate with the world using the current lunar energies! 12:30pm – 1pm (RSVP for gifted materials, donations welcome)
April:
April 6th, Saturday (through April 27th): Sourdough 102 Bread & Baking Class with baker, Josh Rollson. From starter culture through measuring, shaping, and baking. 4 - 6pm (4 class cycle every Sat in April). Space is limited, please sign up online or in-store in advance.
April 12th, Friday: Open-no-mic-poetry, bring work to share, support poets. Refreshments served. 5 - 6pm (2nd Friday of every month). This week we're proposing to read each other's work, bring a friend or trust a new face.
April 14th, Sunday: The People’s Poetry Workshop, co-sponsored with Hallowell Pride Alliance, facilitated by naturalist, poet, & editor Samaa Abdurraqib. Bring work to share, this week’s theme: Litanies and Lists. 2 – 4pm, with refreshments.
May:
May 10th, Friday: Open-no-mic-poetry, bring work to share, support poets. Refreshments served. 5 - 6pm (2nd Friday of every month).
May 12th, Sunday: The People’s Poetry Workshop, co-sponsored with Hallowell Pride Alliance, facilitated by poet Katherine Hagopian Berry. Bring work to share, this week’s theme: TBD. 2 – 4pm, with refreshments.
May 17th, Friday: Late Nite Art! Check out the new collage work, 'Seeds & Threads' by arts collective wild apotropaic. 5:30-8:00pm, with refreshments (then check out the downtown Gardiner ArtWalk, many great artists to see).
June:
June 9th, Sunday: The People’s Poetry Workshop, co-sponsored with Hallowell Pride Alliance, facilitated by poet Claire Millikin. Bring work to share, this week’s theme: TBD. 2 – 4pm, with refreshments.
June 14th, Friday: Open-no-mic-poetry, bring work to share, support poets. Refreshments served. 5 - 6pm (2nd Friday of every month).
June 30th, Sunday: The Great Race! Check us out for race-themed activities and treats, film loop screening of Blake Edwards' production starring Natalie Wood, Tony Curtis & Jack Lemmon. Free bread to anyone who dresses up like a film character!
We're open to author readings/oral storytellers, poetry and writing workshops, seed swap/saving/growing workshops, subversive cross-stitch/yarn bombing or alternative textile arts, 'zine/artbook binding/making, political, art, and philosophical lectures, foraging/fermenting/food making classes, renewable energy and climate change talks. We're a Queer and BIPOC safe space. Please let us know if you want to schedule an event!
March 2nd, Saturday: Bread & Baking Classes – Sourdough 101, crash course with our baker, Josh Rollson, on starter culture (everyone takes home their own baby starter), sign up online or in-store, 4 - 6pm
March 8th, Friday: Open-no-mic-poetry, bring work to share, support poets. Refreshments served. 5 - 6pm (2nd Friday of every month)
March 10th, Sunday: The People’s Poetry Workshop, co-sponsored with Hallowell Pride Alliance. Bring work to share, this week’s theme: 'ecological possibilities’ 2 – 4pm, with refreshments.
March 23rd, Saturday: Full Moon Forecasting with Kate from Open Sea Astrology. Come for a little insight into how to connect with our intuition and resonate with the world using the current lunar energies! 12:30pm – 1pm (RSVP for gifted materials, donations welcome)
April:
April 6th, Saturday (through April 27th): Sourdough 102 Bread & Baking Class with baker, Josh Rollson. From starter culture through measuring, shaping, and baking. 4 - 6pm (4 class cycle every Sat in April). Space is limited, please sign up online or in-store in advance.
April 12th, Friday: Open-no-mic-poetry, bring work to share, support poets. Refreshments served. 5 - 6pm (2nd Friday of every month). This week we're proposing to read each other's work, bring a friend or trust a new face.
April 14th, Sunday: The People’s Poetry Workshop, co-sponsored with Hallowell Pride Alliance, facilitated by naturalist, poet, & editor Samaa Abdurraqib. Bring work to share, this week’s theme: Litanies and Lists. 2 – 4pm, with refreshments.
May:
May 10th, Friday: Open-no-mic-poetry, bring work to share, support poets. Refreshments served. 5 - 6pm (2nd Friday of every month).
May 12th, Sunday: The People’s Poetry Workshop, co-sponsored with Hallowell Pride Alliance, facilitated by poet Katherine Hagopian Berry. Bring work to share, this week’s theme: TBD. 2 – 4pm, with refreshments.
May 17th, Friday: Late Nite Art! Check out the new collage work, 'Seeds & Threads' by arts collective wild apotropaic. 5:30-8:00pm, with refreshments (then check out the downtown Gardiner ArtWalk, many great artists to see).
June:
June 9th, Sunday: The People’s Poetry Workshop, co-sponsored with Hallowell Pride Alliance, facilitated by poet Claire Millikin. Bring work to share, this week’s theme: TBD. 2 – 4pm, with refreshments.
June 14th, Friday: Open-no-mic-poetry, bring work to share, support poets. Refreshments served. 5 - 6pm (2nd Friday of every month).
June 30th, Sunday: The Great Race! Check us out for race-themed activities and treats, film loop screening of Blake Edwards' production starring Natalie Wood, Tony Curtis & Jack Lemmon. Free bread to anyone who dresses up like a film character!
We're open to author readings/oral storytellers, poetry and writing workshops, seed swap/saving/growing workshops, subversive cross-stitch/yarn bombing or alternative textile arts, 'zine/artbook binding/making, political, art, and philosophical lectures, foraging/fermenting/food making classes, renewable energy and climate change talks. We're a Queer and BIPOC safe space. Please let us know if you want to schedule an event!