Monthly Talks & History Happy Hours from Brunswick — the Pejepscot Center’s rotating series of live and virtual presentations

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Monthly Talks & History Happy Hours from Brunswick — the Pejepscot Center’s rotating series of live and virtual presentations

A running slate of monthly talks and presentations (including free Zoom sessions and History Happy Hours); check the website each month for topics and ticket availability.

Monthly Talks & History Happy Hours from Brunswick — the Pejepscot Center’s rotating series of live and virtual presentations.

Duration
1:30
Location
Brunswick
Operator
Pejepscot History Center
Category
Events
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Explore a rotating lineup of monthly talks and presentations curated by the Pejepscot History Center in Brunswick; each month’s topic and ticket information is posted on the website and the listed location on that site is the authoritative source.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE FORMAT

Virtual and in-person options

The program includes free Zoom presentations as well as in-person monthly History Happy Hours; formats vary by month, so consult the site for each event’s delivery method.

THE SCHEDULE

A new topic every month

Topics change monthly; before booking, visit the website to see that month’s subject and to confirm ticket availability and any location details.

THE LOCAL NOTE

Confirm the listed website location

If a ticket or confirmation email lists a different meeting address than the website or social channels, the website/social media/email is the correct source — double-check those listings before attending.

What the day feels like

What to expect

Each month a new presentation is posted on the website; attendees follow the event details there, then join the session in the format specified (virtual via Zoom or in-person for History Happy Hours).

Typical session duration is 1:30, so plan accordingly and confirm timing on the event’s webpage before you log on or travel.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who these talks are suitable for.

1
Lifelong learnersWell suited — monthly rotating topics are designed to inform and inspire; check the website for specific subject matter each month.
2
Remote audiencesGood fit — many sessions are offered via Zoom (including free presentations); confirm the format on the event page.
3
Local history buffsGood fit — the series includes in-person History Happy Hours and locally focused presentations; verify venue details on the website.
4
Families & casual attendeesAppropriate for general audiences; check the site for any event-specific guidance or restrictions before booking.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Check the event page on the website for any specific requirements; the verified event data does not list required gear. For virtual events you will join via Zoom as noted on the event listing.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

The ticket confirmation email has a different location than what I saw on the website. Which is correct?

Always look at the website. The site/social media/email listings are authoritative; the ticket may list a different address (for example, ‘Park Row’) but the website location is correct.

How long do the talks last?

Typical session duration is 1:30; confirm the exact timing on the event’s webpage before you attend.

Where do I find each month’s topics and ticket information?

Visit the program’s website for the monthly topic listings and ticket availability; each month’s details are posted there.

Are there virtual options for the presentations?

Yes — the series includes Zoom presentations (some of which are free); check the event page to see if a given month’s talk is virtual.

I prefer in-person events — are there any?

In-person gatherings occur as monthly History Happy Hours when scheduled; consult the website for that month’s format and venue information.