

The Bridgton-Lake Region Rotary Club will host a Community Kettle at the Bridgton Community Center on Depot Street in Bridgton on Thursday, March 9th from 4:30-5:30 p.m. or until the food runs out. This will be an eat-in supper with the option for “take-out”. Everyone is welcome.
Menu: Lasagna, Caesar Salad, Garlic Bread, and Festive Cookies.
Rotarians will be hosting this meal with Rotary helpers. Interact Club members from Lake Region High School (young Rotarians), Rotarians and Friends of Rotary will be assisting with food preparation, serving and clean up. If you would like to help at this community event, contact us at LakeRegionRotary@gmail.com.
The meal is free to the public.

Karla Rider, Executive Director of the Rufus Porter Museum of ART and Ingenuity, will speak to the Rotary Club of Bridgton-Lake Region on Thursday, February 16 at 7:30 a.m. at Stella’s on the Square, 6 North Main Street, Bridgton. This will be an In-Person Meeting Only. All are welcome. No Charge. Coffee only. If school is cancelled due to weather, the meeting will be postponed.
Karla will share information about the latest projects at the Rufus Porter Museum, especially focusing on the expansion of its cultural complex with construction of a classic post and beam barn that will complement Main Street and the two other historic museum buildings on the site. The new structure will feature the Museum’s collection of over thirty wall murals, reconstructed and displayed in the design of the original rooms. The largest collection of wall murals of any kind in the United States, these beautiful murals have never been gathered together in one place or open to public view. This and other unique Rufus projects and programs make our region a locale for folk art, so popular in the US right now. For more information about the Museum and its contribution to the area, visit https://rufusportermuseum.org.

Enjoying Winter Pub Fare, from l-r in back Rotarians Nick Orgo, Carol Madsen, Aaron Hagan and Erin Nelson, in front George Rice, President, Oxford Hills Rotary, Ted Gerber, Ray Kearns, Rotarians Patty Rice and Beth Abbott.