‘Art Speaks Where Words Fail’ art show opening

Jul 24, 2018

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BAR HARBOR — See the artwork of residents from Birch Bay Retirement Village’s specialized memory care neighborhood, Safe Harbor, as well as members of the Don & Beth Straus Adult Day Program during the month of July at the Jesup Memorial Library. The show “Art Speaks Where Words Fail,” features knitted baskets, paintings, guitars, mobiles, poetry and sun-catchers all created by residents. There will be a special reception in honor of the artists at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, July 7, at the library.