Upcoming events at UUCSB & beyond
Share the Plate! September & October 2026
Each month, UUCSB chooses an organization to split weekly donations made by congregants during the course of Sunday services. As many of you attend virtually, we are providing an online venue for these donations.
September and October 2026 we will be sharing our plate with Seeds of Hope, one of the only remaining centers to provide shelter for our unhoused citizens.
When the County shelters closed in Alfred, York County was left in a difficult situation. Seeds has stepped in and stepped up to take over these spaces and run them with little to no federal funding. They recently assumed full operation of the Family Center, the only shelter in york County dedicated to families with children and recently gotten involved with the Maine Way.
We support them every year with between $500-$800 in a share the plate.
This year their board has asked us to offer a leadership donation to the efforts to create viable shelter options for families and warming options for others. The ask to us is for $2,000-$4,000. Our stretch goal is between $1500-$2,000 for September - October.
Help us support an organization that is responsibly, thoughtfully and lovingly supporting our most vulnerable citizens right now!
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School Street Coffeehouse Presents Eli Lev
Every Eli Lev concert is more than a set list. It is a shared experience of positivity and community where sing-alongs, heartfelt storytelling, and spontaneous audience interactions transform listeners into active collaborators. Whether he is inviting the crowd to add harmonies, share personal reflections, or join in call-and-response refrains, Eli builds a space where everyone feels seen, heard, and uplifted.
School Street Coffeehouse Presents Great Aunt
Great Aunt is a genre-bending folk duo from Australia, known for their soaring harmonies, dynamic instrumentation, and heart-felt live performances. Winners of the 2024 Folk Alliance Australia Duo of the Year, Great Aunt—comprising Megan Bird (mandolin, resonator, acoustic guitar, vocals) and Chelsea Allen (double bass, vocals, percussion)—craft music that is rooted in folk, bluegrass, and roots traditions, yet refreshingly shaped by their diverse backgrounds in punk, jazz, soul, and rock.
School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic Night
Join us for a School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic.
This will be a relaxed evening of music, poetry, and performance — a welcoming space for artists of all levels to share their talents.
School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic Night
Join us for a School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic.
This will be a relaxed evening of music, poetry, and performance — a welcoming space for artists of all levels to share their talents.
School Street Coffeehouse Presents The Honey Badgers
“Weaving their voices together over driving guitar, wistful violin, and punchy harmonica, The Honey Badgers spin stories and songs about finding yourself, finding each other, and finding your way in the world.”
School Street Coffeehouse Presents Songwriters In The Round
Join us for an evening of music with singer-songwriters George Lazos, Pat Barceleau, Matt Nasi and Matt Bolinder.
School Street Coffeehouse: Pride Concert with Kate Fiano and Friends
Join us in welcoming Maine’s 2025 singer songwriter winner, Kate Fiano, and other guests for a night of music and fellowship celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community.
School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic Night
Join us for a School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic.
This will be a relaxed evening of music, poetry, and performance — a welcoming space for artists of all levels to share their talents.
School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic Night
Join us for a School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic.
This will be a relaxed evening of music, poetry, and performance — a welcoming space for artists of all levels to share their talents.
School Street Coffeehouse: Sam Robbins
Join us in welcoming singer songwriter Sam Robbins to the the Coffeehouse!
School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic Night
Join us for a School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic.
This will be a relaxed evening of music, poetry, and performance — a welcoming space for artists of all levels to share their talents.
School Street Coffeehouse: Dan Blakeslee
Join us in welcoming singer songwriter Dan Blakeslee to the the Coffeehouse!
School Street Coffeehouse with the Yoga Ti Band
Musician Ben Parker, “The Yoga Ti Band was a concept that came from a dream I had perhaps 15 years ago in Peekskill, NY. In it, I was traveling with a wandering group of minstrels.We all sang and played instruments. Everything was improvised. We walked to our gigs and set up our tents on the stage the night before the gig. In the morning we would wake up and start with a lengthy, very relaxing yoga session. Then we would solemnly drink a carefully administered cup of magic herbal tea, and the concert would begin.”
School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic Night
Join us for a School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic.
This will be a relaxed evening of music, poetry, and performance — a welcoming space for artists of all levels to share their talents.
School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic Night
Join us for a School Street Coffeehouse Open Mic.
This will be a relaxed evening of music, poetry, and performance — a welcoming space for artists of all levels to share their talents.
School Street Coffee House Holiday Sing-Along
Open Mic • Christmas Sing-Along
Wear your best or worst holiday attire!
School Street Coffee House: Singer Songwriter in the Round with Doug Komar, Thomas Charles Clukey, and Jason Roman
Save the Date! More information coming soon!
School Street Coffee House Open Mic Night
Join us for the very first School Street Coffee House Open Mic on Sunday, October 19th, 2025!
This will be a relaxed evening of music, poetry, and performance — a welcoming space for artists of all levels to share their talents.
School Street Coffee House
The School Street Coffee House began out of a dream to support both artists and the LGBTQ community by creating a safe space for chemical free expression of art.