Fall 2022 Brochure by Scarborough Community Services

Updated 09/02/2022

tiny.cc/RegisterSCS Create or log in to your account to register. ONLINE Community Services Hub Mon - Fri, 8am - 4pm IN PERSON (207) 730-4150 Mon - Fri, 8am - 4pm BY PHONE 3 WAYS REGISTERTO (207) www.scarboroughmaine.org418comserv@scarboroughmaine.org730-4150PayneRoad,Scarborough,ME CONTACTIMPORTANTUSINFO• We accept Visa, Mastercard, and Discover. Cash, check, or money order can be used when registering in person. • Fees for non-residents are an additional $15. • Refund (minus processing fee) will be issued for any cancellation or change made by an individual. For youth and adult programs, the processing fee is $15. • An individual who does not attend the program or does not cancel at least 7 days prior to the start of a program are subject to no refund. • Full refund will be issued if Community Services cancels a program. • Refunds are processed through our Finance Department and mailed to recipients in the form of a check. Please allow up to two weeks to process refund.

TABLEOFCONTENTS 55 + PROGRAMS Programs & Activities 5 Weekly Lunches 5 Trips 7 Calendars ................................... 12 YOUTH PROGRAMS Sports .............................................. 14 Theater ............................................ 16 STEM ................................................ 16 TEEN PROGRAMS Teen Nights ........................................18 Early Release Trips ........................... 19 Sports ................................................... 20 First Aid 21 ADULT PROGRAMS Sports ....................................................... 22 Confections ............................................. 23 Dance ......................................................... 23 SPECIAL EVENTS Summerfest ................................................. 24 Blood Drive ................................................... 25 Pumpkin Carving ......................................... 25 Passport Day .................................................. 25 COMMUNITY INFORMATION Stay Connected ............................................... 26 Tickets ................................................................... 27 Passports ............................................................... 27 FACILITIES & RENTALS Parks & Fields ........................................................ 28 Rentals 29 SPONSORSHIPS Opportunities ............................................................. 30 Current Sponsors ........................................................ 31

4 Programs55+ The mission of the 55+ Programs is to give all seniors an opportunity to maintain dignity, enrich their quality of living, and actively promote participation in all aspects of community life. REGISTRATION Resident July 25, 2022 | Non-Resident July 29, 2022 CODE OF UPDATESCONDUCT The Town of Scarborough would like the 55+ programs’ trips, events, and activities to be a great experience for everyone involved. Help us maintain a positive and safe environment that is warm and welcoming to all senior citizens. Participants of the Scarborough 55+ Programs have the following responsibilities: Show respect to all andstaff,participants,equipment,facilities. Respectful Inclusive Be welcoming to new participants. A friendly smile goes a long way! Considerate Remember the golden rule: Treat others the way you would like to be treated. Constructive Use a constructive tone and refrain from any abusive or threatening language when reporting or addressing any issues or concerns. • Masks are recommended but not required in the SCS Hub or on our buses. • Please sanitize hands when you enter the SCS Hub or board our bus. • When we go on a field trip, we will follow the location’s mask requirements. • Registration is REQUIRED for all programs, except for Games & Gather and BINGO. • Door-to-door transportation is currently unavailable. • If you are sick, please stay home. • If we need to close the Hub due to inclement weather, we will share notifications on Channel 6, 8 and 13. Please also keep an eye on our website and Facebook page. • Please keep in mind that we may face unexpected changes to our trips that are out of our control. Your cooperation is very much appreciated.

Join us for our annual Senior BBQ! This is a great place to spend time with friends and enjoy all your favorite summertime foods. Live music will be provided by Don Campbell. This year’s BBQ theme is the “Great State of Maine”!

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Get together for coffee, snacks, games and comradery! Bridge, mahjong, cards, and more are available to play.SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road Tuesdays & Fridays 10:00 am - 2:00 pm AugFREE16, Nov 7, Nov 11, Nov 25 *No registration required

Senior Lunches Come enjoy a delicious lunch with friends! All lunches include coffee, a roll, and dessert. SCS

Tent by tennis courts near Wentworth August 16 | Tuesday 11:00 am - 2:00 pm $12 resident & non-resident (Paid at registration) Monday, Aug 8 by 2:00 pm

The Maine Strong Balance Center welcomes you to this senior exercise class to reduce your fall risk. Benefits to this class include improving balance, improving your walking, and building strength. If you have questions about the balance class, call the Maine Balance Center at 303-0612. The Balance Center requires COVID vaccination to participate in this class.

Weekly Hub,

418 Payne Road DoorsWednesdaysopen| 11:00 am Lunch | 11:30 am $8 suggested donation (paid at door) Monday prior by 12:00 pm

All About Balance

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SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road AugFREE9:30Wednesdays-10:30am24,Nov23 *No registration required

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Join us for Halloween BINGO on October 31! This will be the same as our weekly Bingo program, but with some added spooky fun! Be sure to dress for the occasion... There will be a prize for the best costume! BINGO Join us for coffee and socializing beginning at noon. Bingo starts promptly at 12:30 pm. SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road 12:00Mondays-2:00 pm $2 (paid at door) Sept 5, Oct 10 *No registration required

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Chicken Pot Pie Ziti with Meatballs *Annual Senior BBQ (more info below) Chicken Alfredo BBQ Pulled Pork + Bingo Baked Ham Dinner Medicare 101 with Aetna Shephard’s Pie The Good Tyme Band + Bingo Shrimp Scampi Music with Michael Schools Chop ChickenSueyPot Pie Beef Stroganoff + Bingo Chicken Parmesan Sing Along with Ann Sausage and Peppers Turkey Dinner Pizza + Bingo 3 August 10 August 16 (Tues) 24

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Senior BBQ

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Join other word lovers in a game of Scrabble at the Hub! We hope you will come play with us!

with Friends Feelin’ crafty? Join us for Crafts with Friends! We will provide various art supplies to get your creative juices flowing. Each session may have a range of products to explore... from ceramics, to paints, to beads, and others. You are welcome to bring your own supplies, asSCSwell.Hub, 418 Payne Road Aug 11, Sept 8, Oct 13, Nov 10 10:00 am - 12:00 pm MondayFREE prior by 2:00 pm

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iPad 101

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Coffee with a Cop is on a mission to improve trust, break down barriers, and build relationships, one cup of coffee at a time. This provides an opportunity for community members and Scarborough Police officers to come together and discuss issues, ask questions, and learn more about each other.

Senior Meals To-Go

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SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road August 26 | Friday 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Friday,FREE Aug 19 by 2:00 pm

SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road Aug 25, Sept 29, Oct 27, Nov 17 10:00 - 11:30 am FREE

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SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road November 4 | Friday 9:30 FREEam

Scarborough Scrabblers

SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road Aug 4, Sept 1, Oct 6, Nov 3 1:00 - 2:30 pm FREE *No registration required

Jam Session Social Do you play guitar, fiddle, ukulele, or another musical instrument? Do you like to sing? Are you looking for someone to jam with? Join Ron and Sheri Aube as they lead a musical jam session with local musicians, or just come to listen! Please bring your own instruments, music, and stands.

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SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road Aug 31, Sept 28, Oct 26, Nov 30 6:00 FREEpm *No registration required

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SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road Aug 25, Sept 22, Oct 27 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm $10 suggested donation (paid upon arrival) Wednesday prior by 2:00 pm

Ice Cream Social I scream, you scream, we all scream for... ice cream socials! Come cool off and enjoy a delicious treat with friends old and new. This free community event is sponsored by our friends at 75 State Street.

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In partnership with Southern Maine Agency on Aging, seniors 60 or older can get three pre-cooked frozen meals to enjoy when they need them. There is a $10 suggested donation. If you are under 60, the cost for the three meals is $15. Register by calling (207) 730-4173. Please leave a message and someone will get back to you. If you are not registered with SMAA, we will need you to answer a few questions over the phone.

Join us for a free 90-minute sessions designed to cover the basics of using an iPad. Jim Keenan, owner of Keenan Technologies, will provide you with a simple overview of the iPad and answer your questions. Please bring your own iPad.

Menu New England Clam Chowder Freshly Dug Maine Clams Cultivated Mussels Succulent Maine Lobster Sweet Corn on the Cob Roasted Red Bliss Potatoes & Onions Rolls & Butter Hot Drawn Butter Blueberry Crumb Cake - Entree AlternativeVegetarian Entree of Polenta with Roasted Vegetables, Marinara & Goat Cheese Hickory BBQ Chicken (in place of lobster) Make meal selection at time of registration.

Lunch at Pickity Place

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rhubarb pie September Menu Dip New England vegetable Soup Italian wedding with escarole Salad Grilled peach and feta Bread French baguette Entree Chicken Marengo over crispy rice cakes — or — Butternut and roasted cauliflower manicotti Dessert Heathbar crunch cake à la mode

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TRIPS

Pickity Place is a quaint red cottage in the hills of Southern New Hampshire, chosen by Elizabeth Orton Jones as the model for her illustrations in Little Red Riding Hood (Little Golden Books, 1948). Today it is a mecca for gardeners, foodies and anyone looking for inspiration and relaxation. There are two gift shops, a greenhouse, and a full dining room. We will enjoy a five-course creative cuisine featuring their freshly grown herbs and edible flowers harvested daily from their culinary garden. The prix fixemenu changes each month, so please be sure it fits your appetite and dietary needs before registering. We will visit once in August and in September. Entrée selection can be made upon arrival. Mason, NH August 12 | Friday September 12 | Monday 10:15 am - 4:45 pm $50 resident | $55 non-resident Included: Transportation, meal, nonalcoholic drink, tax, and gratuity. 13 / Thurs,27 Jul 28 by 2:00 pm (for 8/12) Fri, Aug 26 by 2:00 pm (for 9/12)

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Foster’s Clambake

For over 65 years, Foster’s has been cooking up the most authentic clambakes around. Come experience a traditional New England Clambake and see what everyone is talking about. We will also meet the resident showman who keeps the crowd entertained with a unique blend of Down East humor and music while we AugustYork,eat.ME23 10:45 - 3:00 resident non-resident meal, nontax, and gratuity. by 2:00

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Hobo Picnic Train

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The lunch includes a hearty sandwich, bag of chips, fresh cookie, soft drink and souvenir bag. We will have time after to explore the gift shop. The train ride is 80 minutes in length.

Lincoln, SeptemberNH 1 | Thursday 10:15 - 4:45 pm $45 resident | $50 non-resident Included: Transportation, train ride, and picnic lunch. 13 / Thursday,27 Aug 25 by 2:00 pm

Hidden throughout their native, natural wooded areas, these giant trolls wait to be unearthed. They’re friendly but their message is something you’ll want to discover for yourself. Find the trolls and uncover the teachings they impart, then put all the clues together and learn the secret of Guardians of the Seeds. This is your chance to disconnect from the world, only to reconnect with the Earth. Self-guided tours start on arrival around 1:30 pm. The docent-led golf cart tour will start at 3:00 pm. 4:30 pm departure time. Feel free to bring extra money if you would like a light lunch or snack in the cafe.

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Trolls at Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens Go all-in on an experience that will stick with you for the rest of your life. Included with regular Gardens admission, join us as Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens sets the stage to focus on Maine’s woods, from their history to their sustainability. Danish artist Thomas Dambo’s magical, mysterious, and mammoth recycled-wood sculptures anchor their efforts. The trolls will help you discover new ways to lose and find yourself in their forests.

Boothbay, SeptemberME9| Friday 12:00 - 5:45 pm $30 resident | $35 non-resident $10 extra for accessible golf cart Included: Transportation and ticket. 13 / 27 (5 docent-led golf cart tour, 22 self-guided tour) Friday, Sept 2 by 2:00 pm

Nestled in the town of Lincoln, New Hampshire, on the western end of the popular Kancamagus Highway, the Hobo Railroad offers a chance to relax, wave to swimmers and kayakers, all while enjoying one of the Hobo Picnic Lunches aboard the train.

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Limerick, ME October 14 | Friday 8:30 - 11:30 am $7 resident | $12 non-resident Included: Transportation. Apples on your own. 13 / Thursday,27 Oct 6 by 2:00 pm

“That’s the best sandwich I’ve ever had!” is something they hear regularly in their small Kittery shop. Everything they serve is crafted with care and the utmost attention to quality and flavor, and you won’t leave disappointed. It may just be the best sandwich you’ve ever SeptemberKittery,had.ME 16 | Friday 11:30 am - 2:30 pm $7 resident | $12 non-resident Lunch cost on your own 13 / Friday,13 Sept 9 by 2:00 pm

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Libby and Son U-Picks is a family owned and operated farm, growing fruit since the 1950’s. Enjoy the fall foliage and fresh air while you pick delicious apples in the orchard or relax in the picnic area with some freshly made donuts, smoothies, kettle corn, and more!

The Fryeburg Fair has grown to become the state’s largest agricultural fair, featuring livestock shows, harness racing, horse pulling, antique farm equipment displays and demonstrations, horticultural and culinary contests, a petting zoo, live musical acts, amusement rides, food stands, and more!

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Need a healthy visit to the fair? Fairgoers from all over are raving about this one-of-a-kind event, which brings people together to celebrate the rural and agricultural traditions of Maine. Unity, SeptemberME 23 | Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm $20 resident | $25 non-resident Included: Transportation and ticket. Lunch cost on your own. 13 / Thursday,27 Sept 15 by 2:00 pm

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Fryeburg Fair

Lunch at Henry VIII Carvery

Libby & Son U-Picks

Fryeburg, ME October 6 | Thursday 8:30 am - 3:30 pm $18 resident | $23 non-resident Included: Transportation and ticket. Lunch cost on your own. 13 / Thursday,27 Sept 29 by 2:00 pm

Ground Country Fair

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Come enjoy a movie with us! Flagship Cinemas features power reclining seats, digital projection, digital surround sound, and a comfortable atmosphere. Movie will be selected the week before the trip.

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Falmouth, NovemberME3| Thursday 11:45 am - 3:00 pm $20 resident | $25 non-resident Included: Transportation, ticket, 16 oz. refillable cup, and small bag of popcorn. 13 / Thursday,27 Oct 27 by 2:00 pm

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Oxford Casino

Enjoy a traditional turkey dinner aboard the train catered by Hart’s Turkey Farm. The Turkey Dinner Train departs from Meredith Station and travels south along the western shore of Lake Winnipesaukee through the village of Weirs Beach and along the Paugus Bay towards Lakeport, NH. The train ride is 2 hours in length. Meredith, NH October 17 | Monday 10:15 am - 5:15 pm $55 resident | $60 non-resident Included: Transportation, train ride, and turkey dinner. 13 / Friday,27 Oct 7 by 2:00 pm

Come enjoy some traditional candlepin bowling with us! The Bowl-A-Rama also has a game area that includes Skee Ball, basketball, and many redemption games. We will enjoy lunch at their newly expanded food and beverage bar, serving pizza and appetizers.Sanford, ME October 28 | Friday 9:15 am - 2:00 pm $15 resident | $20 non-resident Included: Transportation, shoe rental, and 2 games of bowling. Lunch cost is on your own. 13 / Friday,27 Oct 21 by 2:00 pm

Come test your luck at the Oxford Casino... you may just leave a winner! For lunch, the Oxford Express is the perfect place to grab a fresh made sandwich, soup, or delicious pastry. Please play responsibly. Oxford, OctoberME20 | Thursday 10:00 am - 3:30 pm $7 resident | $12 non-resident Included: Transportation. Lunch cost is on your own. 13 / Thursday,27 Oct 13 by 2:00 pm

Turkey Dinner Train

Bowl-A-Rama

Cinemas

$208:30NovemberBethel,Company.ME18|Fridayam-3:30pmresident|$25non-resident

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Included: Transportation and admission included. Lunch cost is on your own. 13 / Thursday,27 Nov 10 by 2:00 pm

The Maine Mineral & Gem Museum (MMGM) celebrates the geologic and mineralogic history of Maine and explores the origin of Earth and beyond through immersive exhibits, educational experiences, and scientific research. The MMGM houses the finest collection of Maine minerals and gems. It includes the famous Perham Collection, viewed by generations in a local mineral store that operated for ninety years. The MMGM displays one of the world’s foremost collection of extraterrestrial rocks – meteorites from Mars, the Moon and the Asteroid Belt - that teach us about the origins of our Solar System, including the five largest pieces of the Moon on Earth. After visiting the museum, we will enjoy lunch at Sunday River Brewing

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Maine Mineral & Gem Museum

12 Programs55+ 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 19 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 31 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Chicken Pot Pie 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Jam Session Social 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Ziti with Meatballs 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Crafts with Friends 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 10:15 am - 4:45 pm Lunch at Pickity Place 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO No Games & Gather 11:00 SenioramBBQ 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 10:45 am - 3:00 pm Foster’s Clambake 11:00 SenioramLunch Chicken Alfredo 10:00 - 11:30 pm iPad 12:30101pm - 1:30 pm Meals To-Go 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Ice Cream Social 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch BBQ Pulled Pork + BINGO 6:00 Scarboroughpm Scrabblers August 1 2 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 29 30 10:15 am - 4:45 pm Hobo Picnic Lunch 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Jam Session Social 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather Labor Day No Programs 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Baked Ham Dinner 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Crafts with Friends 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 12:00 pm - 5:45 pm Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens 10:15 am - 4:45 pm Lunch at Pickity Place 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Shephard’s Pie The Good Tyme Band 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 11:30 am - 2:30 pm Lunch at Henry VIII Carvery 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Meatloaf 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Meals To-Go 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Common Ground Country Fair 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Italian Sandwiches + BINGO 6:00 Scarboroughpm Scrabblers 10:00 - 11:30 pm iPad 101 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather September

12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather No Programs Thanksgiving No Programs Closed No Programs 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Pizza + BINGO 6:00 Scarboroughpm Scrabblers 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 31

10:15 am - 5:15 pm Turkey Dinner Train 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Chicken Pot Pie 10:00 am - 3:30 pm Oxford Casino 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather

12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Sausage & Peppers 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Crafts with Friends Veteran’s Day No Programs

12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Beef Stroganoff + BINGO 6:00 Scarboroughpm Scrabblers 10:00 - 11:30 pm iPad 12:30101pm - 1:30 pm Meals To-Go 9:15 am - 2:00 pm 10:00Bowl-A-Ramaam-2:00 pm Games & Gather 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm Halloween BINGO

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12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Shrimp Scampi Music with Michael Schools 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Jam Session Social 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Fryeburg Fair No Programs Indigenous Peoples Day No Programs 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Chop Suey 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Crafts with Friends 8:30 am - 11:30 am Apple Picking at Libby & Son 10:00U-Picksam-2:00 pm Games & Gather

12:00 pm - 2:00 pm BINGO 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Games & Gather 9:30 am - 10:30 am All About Balance 11:00 SenioramLunch Turkey Dinner 10:00 - 11:30 pm iPad 101 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Maine Mineral & Gem 10:00Museumam - 2:00 pm Games & Gather

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HighK-6 School Fields Sept 11

Registration for the 2022 Fall soccer season opened in April and had a deadline of July 8 the deadline? your child’s name to our waitlist! we assess headcounts and coaching needs, will enroll children from the waitlist and follow up with payment.

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ProgramsYouth 14 Youth Programs Registration begins on July 25, 2022 SPORTS Mini Kicks A fall soccer program but for the little ones! During this program, participants will learn the basic skills of soccer by playing fun games and giving kids the opportunity to interact and socialize. Parent involvement is highly encouraged. Instructor: SCS Staff. High3-4 School Grass Fields Sept 8 - Sept 29 | Thursdays 10:30 - 11:00 am Wednesday,10$40/25 Aug 31DEADLINE:MIN/MAX:FEE:TIME:DATE:LOCATION:AGES: 2022 Fall Soccer Reminder

Come learn the basic skills required to play field hockey at these weekly sessions! Children will be split up by grade level to work on individual and team skills. There will be some Sunday play dates at surrounding communities for this program (dates, times, and locations TBD).

Instructor: Kerry Mariello. Participants are required to bring a stick, mouth guard and shin guards. Goggles are recommended but not required. Limited sticks available for use.-

Skatepark Sept 3 - Oct 15 | Saturdays 9:00 - 11:00 am $50 per session OR $325 for all 7 sessions 4 / Aug1819 for all 7 sessions. One week prior for individual sessions.

Join the expert skate coaches from the New England Skateboarding Association as they teach riding, safety, technique, etiquette, and tricks. All ages, skill levels, and genders are encouraged to attend! Participants should bring their own skateboard. Helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, wristguards, and flat sneakers are highly recommended. Limited equipment will be available to borrow during sessions.

Skateboard Clinic

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Disc Golf Come join this introductory disc golf clinic to learn the game, make new friends, and have fun! Each week will be built on the previous week’s lesson. After four weeks, the clinic will end with a short round at Pleasant Hill Disc Golf Course on Saturday, October 8th!

Fall Cross Country This program involves learning the proper technique used in running through different terrain such as woods, fields, and walking paths. Practices are held Mondays and Thursdays. Participants who are interested in competing can attend the optional cross-country meets on Wednesday afternoons beginning at the end of September (transportation not provided) at various locations.

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Instructor: Roxanne Burnham.Memorial7-18 Park Sept 14 - Oct 5 | Wednesdays 5:00 - 6:00 pm Wednesday,4$50/16 Sept 7 Memorial1-6 Park Sept 12 - Oct 20 | Mon & Thurs (Optional meets on Wed) 5:00 - 6:00 pm Monday,15$60/75 Sept 26

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Join Tracy from Brick By Brick Maine for these 3-hour Lego extravaganzas, each with its own theme and fun builds! All sessions include three unique Lego builds, as well as Lego challenges, games, and freebuilding time.

THEATER STEM Fall Theater In this 6-week program, participants will learn theatrical skills in a fun, safe, and creative environment through improvisational games, children’s plays, and skits. There will also be the opportunity for active play and outdoor games during sessions. The program will conclude with a short performance for parents and friends. No theater experience is necessary... just an open mind and willingness to try! Instructor: Pat Reagan. SCS6-12 Hub, 418 Payne Road Oct 1 - Nov 5 | Saturdays 9:00 - 10:30 am Monday,8$200/20 Sept 26

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Lego Building Sessions

SCSK-4 Hub, 418 Payne Road 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 10$50/50 Lego Halloween Fun | Oct 29 Builds include a ghastly jack o’lantern, a wicked witch, a dramatic Dracula and a fearsome Frankenstein. Lego Fall Fun | Nov 12 Builds include a burley football player, a scarecrow, a wild turkey and a Pilgrim or two. Lego Holiday Fun | Dec 17 Builds include a dreidel, Santa, and the Polar Express.

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ProgramsYouth 17 Engineering Mania

Or as we call it, “Mad Science Maine-ia”!? Let’s nourish that enthusiasm and upkeep that curiosity through exciting exploration into the many exciting aspects of Engineering! Become a junior architect and engineer by building model bridges and arches. Make chemical engineering come to life as you mix up a few reactive ingredients for some sensational results. Put the “loco” in motion and explore Newton’s laws with crash test dummies and rubber band propelled rockets. Imagine, build, design, and have a scientific blast as we explore the exciting world of 17 - Dec 5 Mondays (no class 10/10 & 11/21) 4:00 - 5:00 pm 10$175/20

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Do you have an excessive enthusiasm for science?

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TEEN NIGHTS

Teen Programs Registration begins on July 25, 2022

Paint Night

Spend the night at the Hub for a low key Halloween party! A costume is recommended, but not required. It’s your time to have fun with your friends, with an added flair of spookiness. Pizza and drinks will be Participantsprovided. must stay in the building until an adult on their approved pick up list signs them out. Signed Code of Conduct must be on file prior to activity.

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Join us for a paint night celebrating the characters in a galaxy far, far away. You will be provided with painting supplies and a canvas with your outlined character (selected at time of registration.) Pizza and drinks will be provided. Participants must stay in the building until an adult on their approved pick up list signs them out. Signed Code of Conduct must be on file prior to activity.

SCS6-8 Hub, 418 Payne Road Sept 23 | Friday 6:00 - 8:00 pm Friday,5$35/30 Sept 16 by 4:00 pm

Halloween Party

SCS6-8 Hub, 418 Payne Road Oct 14 | Friday 6:00 - 8:00 pm Tuesday,5$25/30 Oct 11 by 4:00 pm

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Monthlyhours. meetings will take place prior to Teen Nights at the Hub. Come early and share your program ideas then stay to hang out with your friends! For more information or to RSVP for a meeting, email Andrea at azglobicki@scarboroughmaine.org.

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Sept 14 | Wednesday 1:30 - 5:00 pm Wednesday,5$20/12 Aug 31 by 4:00 pm

• SCS will pick up from the Middle School at 1:30 pm to head out on our early release adventures.

Calling all Middle School students! We are seeking dedicated, enthusiastic and motivated teens in our community to join the Scarborough Youth Advisory Board. This is your chance to be a voice for your peers and help with planning recreational, educational, and social opportunites during out of school

Experience the largest indoor ropes course in Maine, with over 40 activities like log roll, angle rope ladders, floating line, cargo nets, and the Zip It zip lines! You’ll see birds, planes, breathtaking murals, and video graphics that dazzle you on the largest LED ceiling in North America. There’s nothing else like IT in Maine!

Lounge Night Want somewhere to hang out with friends, besides someone’s house? Nows your chance because the building is all yours! You can play games in the gym, do some crafting, play a board game, or watch a movie... you and your friends get to decide. Pizza and drinks will be provided. Participants must stay in the building until an adult on their approved pick up list signs them out. Signed Code of Conduct must be on file prior to activity.

SCS6-8 Hub, 418 Payne Road Nov 18 | Friday 6:00 - 8:00 pm Tuesday,5$15/30 Nov 15 by 4:00 pm

Youth Advisory Board

Upcoming Meetings

September 23, October 14 & November 18 @ 5:30 pm

EARLY RELEASE TRIPS

• Students must be picked up by 5:00 pm at the Community Services Hub at 418 Payne Road.

• These trips are open to Scarborough students in grades 6th, 7th, and 8th grade.

IT Adventure Ropes Course

Memorial7-18 Park Sept 14 - Oct 5 | Wednesdays 5:00 - 6:00 pm Wednesday,4$50/16 Sept 7 by 4:00 pm

COMING SOON!

Looking to improve your volleyball skills? Join Maine Juniors Volleyball coach, current USM player, and one of our fabulous Childcare Supervisors, Meg Perry, for this clinic series. Participants will focus on learning and advancing basic skills through various volleyball games and drills.

SPORTS Disc Golf

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Pumpkin Valley Farm Spend the afternoon at Pumpkin Valley navigating the corn maze and visiting with the farm animals. Your ticket includes admission to the jumping pillow, corn pit, and two shots on the ball launchers. Bring money to purchase snacks like kettle corn and cotton candy. Oct 12 | Wednesday 1:30 - 5:00 pm Wednesday,5$17/12 Sept 28 by 4:00 pm

Color Me Mine Create your own glazed ceramic masterpiece! Make something for yourself, or plan ahead for the holidays and make a gift to give away. Price includes studio time, ceramic piece, glaze and firing. Pieces will be available for pick up a week later at the SCS Hub. Nov 16 | Wednesday 1:30 - 5:00 pm Wednesday,5$30/12 Nov 11 by 4:00 pm

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Come join this introductory disc golf clinic to learn the game, make new friends, and have fun! Each week will be built on the previous week’s lesson. After the four weeks, the clinic will end with a short round at Pleasant Hill Disc Golf Course on Saturday, October 8th!

Learn the responsibilities and qualities of being a good babysitter while in a fun and interactive environment. Upon completion of this course, participants will receive an American Red Cross Babysitting certification.

Babysitting Course

ProgramsTeen 21 FIRST AID Oct11-1615 | Saturday 9:30 - 4:00 pm Wednesday,10$100/14 Oct 5 by 4:00 pm

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DEADLINE:MIN/MAX:FEE:TIME:DATE:LOCATION:AGES: Scarborough5-18 Skatepark Sept 3 - Oct 15 | Saturdays 9:00 - 11:00 am $50 per session OR $325 for all 7 sessions 4 / Aug1819 for all 7 sessions. One week prior for individual sessions.

Skateboard Clinic

SPORTS Beginner Pickleball Lessons

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High18+ School Tennis Courts Sept 7 - Sept 28 | Wednesdays 5:30 - 6:30 pm Wednesday,8$100/24 Aug 31

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Instructor: Dave Cousins. High18+ School Tennis Courts Sept 7 - Sept 28 | Wednesdays 6:30 - 7:30 pm Wednesday,4$65/10 Aug 31

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Adult Programs Registration begins on July 25, 2022

Dodgeball Tournament

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Pickleball is a rapidly-growing sport that is known for its ease of learning and appeal to all ages. Anyone can play this sport! Whether you are looking for a fun game, healthy exercise or intense competition, pickleball has the ability to fulfill all of these goals. Very little equipment is needed to play the game, making it easy for everyone to participate. This 4-week program is designed for you to gain the confidence you need to get on the court with other beginner players. Instructor: Dave Cousins. Please bring a water bottle, sneakers, comfortable clothes, and pickleball paddle. Limited number of basic paddles will be available.

Beginner Tennis Lessons

This beginner’s tennis class is designed for people who have not played tennis or had any kind of formal instruction before. We will run through the basics, including proper technique, positioning, foot work, and the rules and etiquette of point play for tennis.

Dip, dodge, duck, dive! Teams of 4 to 6 people will go head-to-head in this double-elimination dodgeball tournament. The winning team will receive a gift certificate to a local restaurant/brewery. Wentworth18+ Gym Oct 12 | Wednesday 6:30 - 9:30 pm $30 per team 4 / 8 Monday,teamsOct 3

Frosting Florals

Continue advancing your frosting floral skills by making a beautiful cupcake bouquet. Learn how to use Russian decorating tips and the secret support system that holds your bouquet together. You will construct and decorate a 7-cupcake bouquet to take home with you. Instructor: Paula Corbeau-O’Brien. Please bring cake decorating kit from previous class with you. Participants will get additional decorating tips to take home after the last class.

Join us for this 3-session class to learn the basics of cake decorating! During the first two weeks, you will learn how to prepare and fill your decorating bag and how to use various tips. On Week 3, you will decorate your very own 8-inch cake to take home with you.

SCS18+ Hub, 418 Payne Road Sept 12 - Sept 26 | Mondays OR Sept 14 - Sept 28 | Wednesdays 6:00 - 8:00 pm Monday,5$100/10 Aug 29

DANCE Ballroom Dance Lessons

Instructor: Paula Corbeau-O’Brien. Please bring cake decorating kit from previous class with you. Participants will get additional decorating tips to take home after the last class. SCS18+ Hub, 418 Payne Road Oct 17 - Oct 24 | Mondays 6:00 - 8:00 pm Monday,5$85/10 Oct 3

Cupcake Bouquet

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Instructor: Ann Smith.

*Must complete Beginner Cake Decorating

Learn how to make roses, hydrangeas and other flowers out of frosting to decorate your cupcakes, cakes and cookies. During the second night you will decorate six cupcakes to take home with you.

Dancing is a wonderful physical, mental, and social activity, and ballroom lessons help us learn to connect with our partners. Over the course of this six-week program, couples will learn the basic steps for the Waltz, Foxtrot, and Swing dances –and maybe Rumba if there’s time! The program will conclude with a one-hour practice/dance held after the last lesson. No previous experience is required, just a willingness to “step” out of your comfort zone and learn something new!

Instructor: Paula Corbeau-O’Brien. All supplies are provided and participants will get a small decorating kit to take home after the last class.

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SCS18+ Hub, 418 Payne Road Sept 28 - Nov 2 | Wednesdays 6:00 - 7:00 pm $180 per couple 3 / 10 Wednesday,couplesSept 21

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*Must complete Frosting Florals

SCS18+ Hub, 418 Payne Road Nov 9 - Nov 16 | Wednesdays 6:00 - 8:00 pm Wednesday,5$85/10 Oct 26

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Farmers’ Market Stop by the Scarborough Farmers’ Market every Sunday, June through October, to purchase fresh vegetables, fruits, baked goods, plants, handcrafts, and more while supporting your local farmers and artisans. For more information, visit the Scarborough Farmers Market Facebook page. Municipal Building Parking Lot June - October | Sundays 9:00 - 1:00 pmTIME:DATE:LOCATION:

EventsSpecial 24 COMMUNITY EVENTS Grab your family and friends and join us for our annual Summerfest event! Festivities begin at the Clifford Mitchell (High School) Sports Complex at 5:00 pm and feature a road race, musical acts and entertainment, food, games, and so much more. This fun-filled evening will end with a spectacular fireworks display at 9:15 pm. This is a great family event -- make sure not to miss it! High School Sports Complex Aug 19 | Friday 5:00 - 10:00 pmTIME:DATE:LOCATION: Vendors: For more information, call Community Services at 730-4150 or download the Summerfest 2022 Vendor Application on our website.

Scarborough

SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road Oct 21 | Friday 6:00 - 8:00 pm TBD

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Planning your next trip? Wherever you go, a passport will get you home! Scarborough Community Services is hosting a Passport Acceptance Fair to assist individuals and families with the acceptance of U.S. passport applications. For more information about passports, please see Page 25. SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road Nov 5 | Saturday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

Coffee with a Cop

Coffee with a Cop is on a mission to improve trust, break down barriers, and build relationships - one cup of coffee at a time. This provides an opportunity for community members and Scarborough Police officers to come together and discuss issues, ask questions, and learn more about each other.

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Pumpkin Carving Night

Passport Day

SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road November 4 9:30 FREEam

Roll up your sleeves and help save lives! We are partnering with the American Red Cross to hold a community blood drive on Friday, September 30 For more information or to make an appointment to donate, visit redcrossblood.org. SCS Hub, 418 Payne Road September 30 | Friday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

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Join us for a spooktacular night of games, treats and pumpkin carving! This event is perfect for families and friends of all ages to enjoy. Carving supplies provided. Costumes encouraged. Keep an eye on our Facebook page for more information!

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Help Stop the Poo-llution!

Want to stay up to date with the town happenings?

STAY CONNECTED

Clean up after your pets and help keep the watershed healthy for humans, fish and wildlife.

Scarborough Community TV SCTV is Scarborough’s local programming station that airs official town meetings, a bulletin board slideshow, and public access shows, such as sporting events and concerts. Tune into Channels 1301 and 1302 or view livestreams and archived videos online at sctv.viebit.com

Pet waste carries bacteria, viruses and parasites that threaten the health of humans and wildlife. By scooping the poop you are removing harmful nutrients and bacteria from local waterways keeping our citizens healthy and our yards and shoes clean.

• Never throw pet poop in a compost pile.

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HELP US, HELP YOU!

Interested in working for us? We are always on the look out for dedicated individuals interested in the parks and rec world. Whether it’s child care, parks maintenance, beaches, cable tv, or recreation, we would love for you to join our team!

• Educate your children on the importance of picking up after your pets.

Town E-Newsletter

To view job openings in our department and all others from the Town of Scarborough, visit: tiny.cc/ApplySCS

Besides being unpleasant to the eyes and nose, pet waste is an environmental pollutant that can cause serious harm to Maine’s waterways. A quick rain is all it takes to transfer dog droppings from the ground into our streams, rivers, lakes, and ocean.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

• Tie the bags shut and dispose in a trash receptacle. Do not drop bags to the side of the trash receptacle, into the trees, or off to the side of a trail.

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Sign up for the Town of Scarborough E-Newsletter and get sent an email every month with the latest news. Visit scarboroughmaine.org to join the mailing list.

• Make use of the provided poop bag dispensers at all of our beaches and parks or bring your own. Take multiple bags on walks, just in case.

YOURSELF: Anyone applying for a passport, including newborn babies, must be present for the passport acceptance.

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PROOF OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP: Certified U.S. birth certificate OR previous U.S. Passport.

MINORS AGE 15 & UNDER: It is REQUIRED that minors apply in person with both parents listed on their birth certificates. If both parents cannot be present, additional documentation must be completed or presented.

Passport Acceptance Location Hours Scarborough Community Services Hub 418 Payne Road, Scarborough, ME 207-730-4150 Tuesday through Thursday by appointment 9:00 am to 3:00 pm No Monday or Friday acceptance hours

Stop by the Community Services Office for discounted one-day passes to Aquaboggan, Funtown/Splashtown and York’s Wild Kingdom. Please check our website or call 207-730-4150 for prices and availability. All tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Refunds are not available for ticket purchases.

PERSONAL CHECK FOR PAYMENT: Must bring at least one check or money order for payment of each application. The acceptance fee ($35), which is paid separately, may be paid by check or cash.

PASSPORT PHOTOS: This service is provided by area businesses. We do not provide this service.

Planning international travel? For your convenience, Scarborough Community Services accepts passport applications on behalf of the U.S. Department of State.

Your Passport Appointment

ADULTS AGE 16 & 17: It is recommended that one parent be present at the appointment to show parental awareness. This can also be done by writing the check for the passport or putting a parent down as the emergency contact on the form. We recommend completing the passport application prior to coming to our office for acceptance. For printable applications, information on documentation, required fees, and other passport and international travel information, please visit the only official website for passport information at Travel.State.Gov or call us at 207-730-4150.

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Community Services oversees the maintenance and construction of many parks and fields in Scarborough. Please view our Amenities Guide in this brochure for more detailed information about all Scarborough parks, trails, fields, beaches, and more. Point Park Pine Point Road ball court ball court (uses existing tennis nets) court Point Park Black Point Road Multi-use field Community gardens Memorial Park 5 Durant Drive Memorial Park is located directly behind the Municipal Building at Oak Hill. This park includes both active and passive recreation opportunities for your enjoyment. Amenities include a pond with two fountains, gazebo, trails, athletic fields, a skateboard park, and a new community gaming area, which includes pickle ball courts, corn hole boards, a bocce court, and chess tables.

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Scarborough High School Sports Complex 11 Municipal Drive Turf field Track • Baseball field Softball fields Multi-use fields Tennis courts Basketball courts Pickle ball courts (must bring own nets) Ice rink

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Community Gardens Have a green thumb but don’t have the space or resources to plant your own garden? We have the solution! We have eight raised-bed 8-foot x 16-foot plots located in the Black Point Community Park. $15 one-time fee and $15 annual fee per gardener. Previous garden renters are given first rights of refusal for their spot year to year. All garden plots are currently rented Call 207-730-4150 to add your name to the waitlist

Outdoor Lighting Management

Our wireless lighting system allows users within the community to schedule field lights. The Clifford Mitchell Sports Complex (High School Complex) light system is set up in seven zones as follows: RATES per hour per hour per hour Baseball Field,

Community Services has made booking a field or facility simpler by allowing online reservation requests! Using your organization’s username and password, you are able to log onto our online reservation system on our website and access the following features:

• Make a payment for reservation online using a debit or credit card. To access your group’s username and password, or to create a new account, please contact Community Services at 207-730-4150, or email us: reservations@scarboroughmaine.org

• Update your organization’s contact information. We ask that each group or organization only maintain one primary contact person to keep communications consistent throughout the reservation process.

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RENTALS & RESERVATIONS OUTDOOR AMENITIES

When you tour this great town of Scarborough by foot or bicycle, we hope you enjoy the scenery, the rocky coast, the beaches, the park system, and most of all, the wonderful trail system that we are creating for your enjoyment. For maps and more information, visit the trails section on our website.

• Print request confirmation for your records.

Kayak Rack Rentals

• Check field and facility availability in real-time.

• Basketball Courts • McFarland Baseball Field • Tennis Courts • Track

All racks are currently filled Call 207-730-4150 to add your name to the waitlist

• Request a field or facility.

Tired of lugging your kayak to and from the beach? Community Services has the answer for you! We have two eight-spot kayak racks available at the Pine Point Co-Op and a three-spot rack at Ferry Beach. Stop by our office to register and receive your rack decal. $100 for residents, $150 for nonresidents. Previous rack renters are given first rights of refusal for their spot year to year.

Field & Facility Reservations

• Recognition in annual program brochures.

• Logo on event sponsor banner, displayed at all events.

• Recognition on local cable access channels.

• Dedicated social media “spotlight” post on SCS social media pages, with your choice of week in current fiscal year; first to pledge is the first to pick date. For more information on current or upcoming opportunities, visit our web page or contact Nicole Hall at 207-730-4158.

• Logo with hyperlink on Community Services website (directs to your website).

Annual supporters of Scarborough’s special events will receive the following benefits:

• Logo on event promotional material, such as posters.

SPONSORSHIP

We have always relied on the generosity of our sponsors to help us offer our popular special events, such as Summerfest, Winterfest, Easter events, Parks and Rec Month, and the Annual 55+ BBQ. We are able to offer these fun public events to our residents at little to no cost while providing the sponsor with name and brand recognition throughout the year.

OPPORTUNITIES We are seeking out 50 local businesses, groups, organizations, or individuals who are just as passionate as us to see these events carry on and grow. If we raise 50 donations of $500, we are set for an entire year! 50 for $500

• Mention in local paper ads or articles on special events (when applicable).

• Thank-you post on Scarborough Community Services Facebook page.

Scarborough Community Services works with businesses of all sizes, as well as individuals, to form partnerships through sponsorship and advertising opportunities. With you by our side, we can meet the needs of our growing community in new and engaging ways. Your partnership with us demonstrates that you share our dedication to enhancing the quality of life for all residents.

Sponsorships

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