The library will be closed on Monday, October 13th in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day

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April Exhibit: Fiber Arts in Hancock County

“Fiber Arts in Hancock County” is an exhibit on display at the Northeast Harbor Library for the month of April.  There is an opening reception on Wednesday, April 9 from 4-6pm. In addition, the Wednesday Spinners will be spinning in the Mellon Room all day on April 9! Come and see their gorgeous work. Twenty-five . . . read more

March Exhibit: “Grandmothers” a women’s art show

In honor of Women’s History Month, the library will exhibit art from local women in a show entitled “Grandmothers.” Artists include: Sydney Roberts Rockefeller, Katie Churchill, Jennifer Judd-McGee, Cookie Horner, Melissa and Beatrice Amuso, Liz Cutler, Annette Carvajal, Norvie Bullock, Lois Leavenworth, Marilee Marchese, Roberta Sprague, Joan Niborg, Debra Innes, Betty Allen, Linda Rowell-Kelley, Rose . . . read more

February Exhibit: Paintings by Sam Dunlap

During the month of January 2014, the library will exhibit paintings by Sam Dunlap in the Mellon Room. Sam says, “Rather than a theoretical manifesto, I would only say that the paintings are a combination of abstract and various simple ideas.  I do each series in the same size and then move on to a . . . read more

November Art: Aaron Mitchell

During the month of November, artist J. Aaron Mitchell will exhibit his paintings at the Northeast Harbor Library. Aaron’s paintings are big and bright, often marked by primary colors and suggesting of graffiti art. He paints on various materials including glass and old planks with acrylics, oils and spray paints. Aaron is originally from Augusta, . . . read more

September Exhibit: Paintings by George Crosby

During the month of September, the library will exhibit paintings by George Crosby. Crosby lives in Blue Hill and is originally from New York City.  He fell in love with the beauty of Mount Desert Island via the Hudson River School and then by incremental visits to Maine in the 1980’s and 1990’s. He has . . . read more