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Community Chorus at South Berwick
Concert 3PM Sunday, December 5. The 65-voice regional
chorus will present “Christmas with Friends and Family
of J. S. Bach” with full chamber orchestra. Tickets - $8 to
$10. Marshwood High School.
Annual Holiday Bazaar
Saturday 9AM to 3PM. Marshwood High School.
Annual Angel Craft Fair –
This downtown event is organized by SmartGrowth
South Berwick, a program of SoBo Central. We thank
all the merchants and individuals who donated so
generously for this event.
Saturday 9AM to 2PM. Homemade ornaments
(specializing in angels and snowmen), Christmas
cookie walk, chili, baked goods, candies, white elephant
room. First Baptist Church, 130 Main Street.
Design work by Rachel Schumacher. Printing donated
by CMA Engineers Inc. in Portsmouth. Many businesses
bought the beautiful holiday flags now decorating
downtown.
Craft Boutique and Café
Everything kids need to send a
message to the North Pole, including
materials and delivery! People’s United Bank.
Lower Main’s newest shop offers mulled cider and
seasonal goodies. Kids can decorate their own free
glass ornament. All jewelry is 20% off for the night.
Stained Images Stained Glass studio and
supply shop. 438 (Lower) Main St.
Women’s Holiday Art Sale
10AM to 2PM Saturday. Town Hall Auditorium.
SHOP and STROLL
MAIN STREET
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Rte 236
Around Town
Stop by other downtown businesses to put your name
in for free raffles –
Relish Restaurant (raffling a meal)
Attitudes Hair Salon (haircut)
Reo’s Barber Shop (haircut)
Fogarty’s Restaurant (cheesecake sampler)
Asia Café, and South Berwick House of Pizza.
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Reo’s Barbershop
Stained Images
Stained Glass
Fogarty’s
Restaurant
Portland St.
Customize a glass Christmas ornament
Public bathrooms are available at the First Parish
Federated Church and Town Hall.
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Face painting
Stop in at the community room for fun and healthy
snacks. York Hospital Medical Services,
57 Portland St.
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Museum first floor open to visitors with a display of
Jewett family Christmas cards. Browse for unique
gifts and enjoy holiday treats in the museum shop.
Also open Saturday 11AM to 4PM. Sarah Orne
Jewett House/Historic New England.
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SHOP and STROLL
MAIN STREET
in South Berwick, Maine
Friday, December 3
5-8 PM
Annual Downtown Evening Stroll
Saturday, December 4
9AM - 2PM
Women’s Art,Church Fairs and more
12th Annual
WOMEN’S HOLIDAY ART SALE
Town Hall Auditorium & 245 Main Street
Friday 5-8PM, Saturday 10AM - 2PM
The centerpiece of the downtown celebration!
26 local craftswomen offer a fabulous selection
of jewelry, soap and spa products, felt animals,
wooden coat trees, distinctive totes, notecards,
CDs, signed children's books and cookbooks,
pottery, beaded scarves and much more. For the
first time, an Art Sale Annex is located at 245
Main Street (just past the Early Bird)!
Santa Claus comes to South Berwick
St. Nick awaits your visit. Bring a camera to take a
picture of your child with Mr. Claus. P Gagnon and
Son.
Dreidel games and Hanukkah fun –
Come spin a dreidel and play the traditional game by
the lighted menorah. Also, enter a raffle for a $20 gift
certificate for trophies, plaques, medals, ribbons
or laser engraving. Portico Realty.
Hot chocolate
the Friday Evening Stroll
5 to 8 PM
YUM!
Stop in from some free hot chocolate. Rockin’
Rooster.
Open mic
Wine, cheese and flowers
Stop by for a glass of red wine and to check out fresh
flowers, garlands, holiday bulbs and poinsettias.
Artist Roger Morin will display his floral artwork.
Abby Chic florist.
CAROLING plus
Join local musicians to carol down Main Street.
Meet in the Fellowship Hall of First Parish
Federated Church at 5:30 pm. Also, free
homemade soup and bread in Fellowship
Hall, where Quint Essential Woodwinds, a local
chamber group, will serenade diners and
shoppers, 5 to 6 pm. Baked goods and Cookie
Walk for purchase. Craft Boutique with
wreaths, gift baskets and more Friday evening
& Saturday 9AM to 2PM.
Stop in and play, or just enjoy listening to local
musicians. Early Bird Café.
Make your own ornaments
SoBo Central, the community’s
newest non-profit organization,
provides the supplies so you can make a beautiful
lantern ornament to remind you of the upcoming
first-ever South Berwick Light the Night Lantern
Walk in 2011. Lower Main’s newest shop, Stained
Images Stained Glass studio and supply shop, also
invites children to decorate their own free glass
ornament. Main Street. 245 Main Street.
Music, art and a sneak peek
Get a sneak peek at dowtown's newest neighbor, Film
Barn Studios, a video production house and creative
community space. Enjoy live music by singer/songwriter
Jenn Adams and shop from six artists of the Women's
Art Sale. Cider and cookies, too! Film Barn Studios.
Decorate cookies and have a bite to eat
A holiday tradition continues. Kids are invited to stop
in and decorate their own cookies, while parents enjoy
a beverage. Pepperland Café.
Home-made treats
Karaoke sing-a-long
Laugh and sing Christmas tunes and anything else with
friends. Refreshments. Price Point Eyewear.
Art, wine & cheese
Enjoy a bite to eat as you check out a variety of beautiful
fine arts, along with custom framing. Emporium
Gallery and Framing.
Short film: Our new South Berwick Library
–Tim Benoit’s all-new video plays through the evening,
telling of the library from the time it was at Berwick
Academy, through the move to the Jewett Eastman
House, and finally to plans for the Young Street
property. Refreshments. Vacuum Village.
Touch my Toes Reflexology
Pamela Durack will offer weary strollers a rub of relief,
performing foot reflexology in a comfortable setting.
Vacuum Village.
Free soup
Warm up at our local market, which sells the
best meats, seafood, produce, deli, fresh bakery, sushi,
wine, beer, natural/organic groceries. Nature’s Way
Market.
The local pharmacy has its own selection of cards and
gifts, including puzzles, candy and jewelry, some of it
made locally. South Berwick Pharmacy.
Spring Hill Restaurant
Get a $10 gift certificates for dinner with the purchase
of a specialty holiday decorated torte. Refreshments
will be served. Civil Consultants.
Meet Mrs. Claus
Join Santa’s wife as she reads Christmas stories.
Also create a festive bookmark holiday ornament
inspired by your favorite book. South Berwick
Public Library.
Books, gifts, cookies, and cider
Enter raffle to win a $25 gift certificate and enjoy
treats at Main Street’s newest business, which sells
bargain books, handcrafted soaps, candles, cards,
toys and games. JAD Mercantile.
Boxing exhibition –
An opportunity to see boxers demonstrate what JASS
Boxing is all about. Join us for hot chocolate and
homemade cookies. JASS Boxing.