On Monday, January 18 The Game Loft will be closed, in order to present a living
history event in honor of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King. From 1:30-4:00pm at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Belfast (37 Miller St.) there will be a mock trial discussing the
issues of the Fugitive Slave Law of the 1850’s. The case will examine the
impact of a runaway slave on a small Maine
town. Although the case is fictional, the issues it raises concerning human
rights, civil disobedience, and civil rights have lessons not only in history
but in contemporary life. A discussion period led by the Restorative Justice
Program will follow the re-enactment. The event is free and open to the public.
There are parts available for interested community members. This community
event was made possible by a grant from the Maine Commission on Community
Service. For more information, please contact Kali
Rocheleau at the Game Loft at 338-6447 or by email at
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Role playing for beginners with Nathan. Focuses on teaching young gamers the process of role playing and the expectations game masters have for their players
Our young teens are our community’s future. The Game Loft helps teens realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.
You can support The Game Loft by sending an online donation today using your credit card. Online donations to The Game Loft are managed by its parent organization, Spurwink Services. Donations may be directed specifically to The Game Loft.
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If you prefer, you can also mail your gift to:
The Game Loft 78A Main Street Belfast, ME 04915
If you have any questions, please give us a call at (207) 338-6447
With YOUR help, we will continue to provide a place for young people to develop a sense of community and belonging while building valuable life skills.