LPL’s Color the Night Away
LEWISTON — Lewiston Public Library will host Color the Night Away from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 28, in the Jeanne Couture room.
The library will offer a variety of coloring pages as well as colored pencils, markers and crayons.
This event is free and open to teens and adults. Supplies will provided, but participants may bring their own.
FMI: 207-513-3135, lplreference@lewistonmaine.gov.
Summer Food Service Program
LEWISTON — The Lewiston School Nutrition Program will offer the Summer Food Service Program during the summer months of 2017. The program provides meals at no charge to school-age children between prekindergarten and 18 years of age. Breakfast and lunch will be served weekdays starting mid June through mid August.
Those running a summer program for school-age children may be eligible to participate.
All meals must be eaten on the site, as participants are not allowed to remove food from the site location, parks or playgrounds.
FMI, qualifications: 207-795-4106.
Church seeks fabric, crafting supplies
AUBURN — High Street Congregational Church is seeking donations of fabric and craft supplies for its annual Fabric & Craft Supply Sale set for April 8.
Donations may be dropped off from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Wednesday or Thursday at the church at 106 Pleasant St.
Proceeds from this sale are used by the Parish Guild to fund projects and missions of the church.
FMI: 207-784-1306.
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