Mark’s Church, 9 Summer St., will hold its annual Christmas Fair from 9 a.m. Lunch will feature fish and corn chowder, turkey salad rolls and pie.ĪUGUSTA – St. A train display will be available for the children. There will be handmade crafts and wreaths, special holiday food and baked goods, recycled treasures and a children’s room.
The event will feature a silent auction of specialty-theme baskets and quilters’ challenge baskets. 6, at the Torsey United Methodist Church. KENTS HILL – A New England Community Christmas Fair will take place from 9 a.m. Santa will be on hand for photos.Ī noon lunch will feature fish chowder, lobster salad rolls, hamburgers and hot dogs. Items made by the Mayan women of Guatemala will be available, and there will be raffle items. Silent auction items will include certificates and donations from local businesses. The fair will feature baked foods, Christmas cookies, candy, jellies, crafts, gifts, ornaments, collectibles, jewelry and wreaths. 6, at the Winthrop Congregational Church. WINTHROP – A Christmas fair will be held from 9 a.m. There will be quality crafters, attic treasures, breakfast and lunch. 6, at the Wayne Elementary School, Pond Road. WAYNE – The annual Wayne Holiday Craft Fair will take place from 9 a.m. There will also be a coffee shop and snack bar.įor more information, call Berenice Edwards at 998-4731 or Allison Strout at 926-4179. Items will include knitted and crocheted items, homecooked foods, old books, Christmas items and crafts. NEW GLOUCESTER – The annual Sabbathday Lake Grange Christmas fair and craft sale will take place from 9 a.m.
The proceeds will benefit educational programs for all students at the school. The kitchen will be open for a quick lunch. Santa and the Pocket Lady may make their rounds at the fair, and there will be a book fair in the library. There will be crafts and several make-and-take craft projects for children. NEW GLOUCESTER – Memorial School will hold its 16th annual Holiday Craft Fair from 9 a.m. Highlights will include the Good Room with homemade food, the Book Room, the Shaker Store, the Herb Room and the White Elephant Room. 6, at the Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village, Route 26. Books cannot and must not face censorship,” he said on Facebook.Įarlier this week, the Auschwitz-Birkenau museum, on the site of the former Nazi death camp, threatened to drop plans for a panel at the fair with Holocaust survivor and writer Halina Birenbaum if Altaforte was allowed to show.NEW GLOUCESTER – The annual Shaker Christmas Fair will be held from 10 a.m.
“Altaforte Edizioni does not bend to the logic of a single way of thinking. Polacchi, who earlier this week said Italy’s real problem was “anti-fascism”, denounced the decision and protested outside the conference center holding the fair in the northern city of Turin. But when the fair began, its stand had been dismantled at the request of local authorities, officials said. REUTERS/Massimo PincaĪltaforte Edizioni, founded and run by far-right activist Francesco Polacchi, had been due to present its books at the prestigious event. Francesco Polacchi, founder of the Altaforte publishing house, who defines himself openly as a fascist, presents books to the media outside the gates of the International Book Fair in Turin, Italy May 9, 2019.
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