Events

YOU'RE INVITED... ...To a brilliant introduction to insect and plant ecology focusing on the secret lives of one of nature’s most important and adaptive creatures, bumblebees. Mt. Blue Area Garden Club is honored to welcome its October speaker, Professor Bernd

GARDENING FOR THE SOUL You are cordially invited to the Garden Club Federation of Maine 92nd Fall Conference Tuesday, October 24, 2023, Augusta Civic Center, 76 Community Drive, Augusta, ME This is a great opportunity to meet your fellow garden

GCFM Awards Co-chairs, Judith Stallworth and Emily Adler, will host a Zoom session to help club presidents and awards chairs learn more about the various awards available on the state, regional, and national levels and how to apply for them. 

Join members of the Boothbay Region Garden Club for one of the highlights of the Boothbay Harbor holiday season and get a head start on your holiday shopping!  You will find unique, local, handcrafted gifts in FIVE distinct sections: 

The Kennebec Valley Garden Club invites you to the Blaine House for the Annual Holiday Social! This year's theme is "Maine Authors". Due to space limitations, you must email for reservations in advance and choose one of 3 times:  (9:30

The Garden Club Federation of Maine and Maine Audubon are partnering to bring Doug Tallamy, author of Bringing Nature Home, to Maine gardeners.  Doug has developed a new program called "Homegrown National Parks", a unique and quantifiable way of measuring

Co-sponsored by Foothills Garden Club, enjoy a presentation by Brian and Suzanne Dunham, owners of Velvet Hollow Sugar Works in Greenwood. In person attendees are invited to a tea at 3:30pm, followed by the lecture at 4. A Zoom link

Co-sponsored by Foothills Garden Club, enjoy a presentation by Michelle Cloutier, owner of Squash Pie Blossom in Norway. In person attendees are invited to a tea at 3:30pm, followed by the lecture at 4. A Zoom link will be available

Lawns are the largest irrigated 'crop' in the country and the adverse impact of their ecological footprint is truly staggering.  Meadows offer the opposite effect, providing myriad ecological benefits–including ongoing sequestering of carbon and significantly increased biological diversity. Join us

Co-sponsored by Foothills Garden Club, enjoy a presentation by Gregory Leclair, UMaine PhD student in Ecology and Environmental Science and founder and coordinator of Maine Big Night. In person attendees are invited to a tea at 3:30pm, followed by the

PLEASE NOTE: CANCELED DUE TO WEATHER! The Kennebec Valley Garden Club, in partnership with the Friends of Lithgow, will present Art in Bloom, "The Beat Goes On", at the Lithgow Library in Augusta. This show will feature floral arrangements inspired

Co-sponsored by Foothills Garden Club, enjoy a presentation by Marianne Dodge of St Mary's Garden Club. In person attendees are invited to a tea at 3:30pm, followed by the lecture at 4. A Zoom link will be available by contacting