Large crowd enjoys 23rd annual Soup Bowl Supper
Rotarians Alice Mutch and Jonathan Tindal (holding daughter Cora) were among the over 220 diners at the 23rd annual Rotary/Watershed Soup Bowl supper held April 11 at the Boothbay American Legion Hall. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Rotarians and guests at the 23rd annual Soup Bowl supper. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Over 220 diners attended the 23rd annual Soup Bowl supper on April 11 in Boothbay. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
What’s a super supper without some cake? BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Bruce Johnson was one of the diners who received a meal of soup, salad and dessert. Diners also received a ceramic bowl. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Rotarian Doug Harley and Gerry Botti offer diners a choice of dessert at the April 11 Soup Bowl supper. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Diners at the Soup Bowl Supper had various choices of soups and chilis prepared by local restaurants and volunteers. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Diners also had a nice selection of desserts to go with their soup or chili supper. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
The Soup Bowl supper began at 5:30 p.m. and created long lines. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Rotarians and Rebuilding Together volunteers provided several soups, chilis and desserts for the Souper Bowl supper. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Jane Good, left, and Jane Carpenter were among 160 people who received a ceramic bowl April 11 during the Soup Bowl supper. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
The Soup Bowl supper kitchen crew. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Doug Burnham was one of the over 220 diners at the Soup Bowl supper. . BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Rotarians Alice Mutch and Jonathan Tindal (holding daughter Cora) were among the over 220 diners at the 23rd annual Rotary/Watershed Soup Bowl supper held April 11 at the Boothbay American Legion Hall. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Rotarians and guests at the 23rd annual Soup Bowl supper. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Over 220 diners attended the 23rd annual Soup Bowl supper on April 11 in Boothbay. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
What’s a super supper without some cake? BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Bruce Johnson was one of the diners who received a meal of soup, salad and dessert. Diners also received a ceramic bowl. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Rotarian Doug Harley and Gerry Botti offer diners a choice of dessert at the April 11 Soup Bowl supper. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Diners at the Soup Bowl Supper had various choices of soups and chilis prepared by local restaurants and volunteers. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Diners also had a nice selection of desserts to go with their soup or chili supper. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
The Soup Bowl supper began at 5:30 p.m. and created long lines. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Rotarians and Rebuilding Together volunteers provided several soups, chilis and desserts for the Souper Bowl supper. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Jane Good, left, and Jane Carpenter were among 160 people who received a ceramic bowl April 11 during the Soup Bowl supper. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
The Soup Bowl supper kitchen crew. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Doug Burnham was one of the over 220 diners at the Soup Bowl supper. . BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
After 23 years, the word is out that the Rotary Club of Boothbay Harbor’s annual Soup Bowl Supper is both a good time and a good meal. On April 11, over 220 diners packed the Boothbay American Legion Hall and ate a variety of soups and chilis along with delicious salads and desserts at the 23rd annual event. Diners paid $15 for the meal and ceramic bowl made by the Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts who along with the Rotary is an original sponsor.
In 2018, Rebuilding Together became a third sponsor. Rotary and Rebuilding Together volunteers organized the event and provided soups and chilis served in specially created Watershed Center ceramic bowls. It didn’t take long before all 160 bowls were gone. Diners arrived at 5:30 p.m. and after a few minutes the special bowls were all sold. Rebuilding Together and Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts received a portion of the event’s proceeds.
On May 11, Rebuilding Together Lincoln County will assemble a volunteer army of volunteers skilled, semi-skilled, and without specific skills to work on a home selected to receive services. Work projects include urgent repairs needed for keeping residents warm during the cold winter months such as adding insulation, replacing storm doors, caulking windows and wrapping pipes.
The Watershed Center offers experiences for artists who create with clay. Artists live and work at Watershed for two-, three-, or six-week sessions, creating a unique community during each residency. Through residencies, workshops, educational initiatives, extensive kiln facilities, artist talks and public events, Watershed serves the local, national and international clay community.
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