1-4 p.m. Tickets $25, sold at the MAI cart during mid day the week of the tour and at selected stores (Lupine Gallery, etc)

The 2018 Ecology Lecture series will be on 7/18, 7/25, and 8/18.  Check them out here.

Wednesday 8/16:
Evening Lecture by Barry Logan at the Monhegan School House! Be there at 7:30pm to hear about a pressing environmental issue in Monhegan’s Forests.

Thursday 8/17:
Edison Day Festival
County Fair 11am-2pm at the ball field! Fun and games for all ages!
Evening Gala 5pm-7pm at the Cameron Cottage on Horns Hill! An evening of elegance and cocktails, hors devours, and a silent auction of fine Monhegan photography!

Friday 8/18:
Annual meeting of Membership, 7pm at the Monhegan School House.

Join us tonight:
7:30 pm at the school house
Join author, fruit explorer, orchardist, and cider maker David Buchanan for a discussion about early American apples and Maine’s hard cider revival. Every fall he drives the backroads of Maine, searching for bittersweet crabapples and abandoned heirloom trees. David will talk about his efforts to blend conservation with a small business, his search for unusual flavors, and his belief that local food, at its best, reflects our history and sense of place. See you there!

Join us at 7:30 pm in the back yard of the Nelson complex
for a talk by Corey Nelson, a long time summer resident of Monhegan and an expert astronomer. He will give a fascinating talk on the planets and stars and then provide a viewing with a collection of his own telescopes.

Join us August 17th for an afternoon of kid-friendly fun at the Ball Field followed by an evening of elegance at the Cameron Cottage. See you there!

Hi Everyone;

As we kick off Monhegan Associates’ (MAI) new fiscal year and our summer season, I wanted to signal my intention to step down as President of Monhegan Associates on August 17, 2018, the presumed date of our 2018 Annual Meeting. While I fully understand that my continued tenure to that date is subject to Trustee concurrence, I believe this 15-month time frame would allow MAI to thoughtfully determine a successor and provide a smooth transfer of duties.

I remain firmly committed to helping MAI continue to fulfill all elements of its mission, both now and in the future. That said, I believe it is healthy for every organization to periodically change its “voice” and, as outlined below, MAI has a solid transition process to choose its next President. I look forward to seeing many of you soon and continuing to work with all of you on our upcoming activities!

Sincerely,

Glenn Burdick

To the Members of Monhegan Associates, Inc.,

After 9 years leading as President of MAI, Glenn Burdick recently announced to the MAI Nominating Committee and the MAI Trustees his desire to transition out of that role in a way that well suits MAI and the incoming leadership. The Nominating Committee has recommended to the trustees a structure for transitioning to a new president, proposing that Glenn serve as president for one more year (August 2017-August, 2018) and that the committee identify a 2018 presidential candidate this summer who would shadow Glenn through August, 2018 to learn the ropes in advance of stepping into the role. The MAI Trustees indicated support of this path forward at their June 25th meeting.

In accordance with this plan, the Nominating Committee welcomes and is eager to hear individually from any trustee, officer, committee member or other MAI member who has suggestions for candidates who might be qualified, able, and willing to serve as the next MAI president. Suggestions should be in writing and include an explanation of why you feel the person named would be well-suited to the position. Please send your suggestions by July 15 to: Jes Stevens at jes_stevens@hotmail.com or P.O. Box 326, Monhegan, ME 04852.

Sincerely,

Jes Stevens (Chairman), Fred Faller, Bruce Kerns & Ben Odom
MAI Nominating Committee

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