Bucksport -
There's a fundraiser going on this weekend for The Cancer Support Center of Maine.
It's the Souper Bowl. Maine potters donate handmade bowls and restaurants donate the soup.
For $20 you get to pick out a bowl to keep and soup to-go.
The event is Friday, March 8th at St. Vincent de Paul Church in Bucksport from 4pm -7pm.
You can get tickets at Bookstacks and the Packrat, both on Main Street in Bucksport. You can also call 469-6363 for tickets.
Souper Bowl Event to Benefit Cancer Support Center of Maine
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