Have you heard? Community Services guide to winter programs and activities is available! Book winter programs and save the date for fun events!  

The Land Trust has some great winter walks and programs... and remember to check out the offerings from the Scarborough Library, too. They have books and more: content to download, stream or borrow as well as fun programs and special events. Thanks to the Friends of Scarborough Library, with your library card, you can borrow passes to museums and area attractions. >>More Info

Scarborough Community Thanksgiving serves a traditional holiday dinner that includes roast turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, squash, green bean casserole, cranberry sauce, gravy, dinner rolls, & pie. Free. Everyone is welcome.  Walk-ins are welcome, but RSVPs in advance are  appreciated.
WHEN: Thanksgiving Day, Thursday Nov. 27th, 11 am - 1 pm
WHERE: Wentworth School, 40 Quentin Drive, Scarborough MAINE
More info: (207) 730-4171 or scarboroughthanksgiving@gmail.com
https://www.scarboroughcommunitythanksgiving.org/

On any given Sunday during the market season (June through October), residents and visitors can enjoy fresh, local vegetables and fruits, hand-crafted items, and sample artisan foods and coffee. The market is located in the parking lot in front of Town Hall, 259 US Route 1. Free parking is available at the Town & Country lot across from Town Hall.

Nonprofits @ the MarketLocal nonprofit organizations and charitable groups are returning to the market this year, too! Look for the ScarboroughHelps.org tent to learn more about and connect with all the exciting ways the people of Scarborough are serving their community!  >>Who/When

One of the three founders of the Scarborough Farmers' Market, Marla Zando, said, “We created this nonprofit booth to benefit the community of nonprofits in Scarborough, support the important work they do, help these groups network within the nonprofit community, fundraise and friendraise, all while supporting the farmers and artisans at the market.