This summer’s annual Salt Bay Chamberfest chamber music festival will feature a unique mix of musical performances and visuals.
Castlebay to Perform at Merry Barn’s ‘Stories from the Sea’ Submitted article
Kick off Windjammer Days with “Stories from the Sea” on Sunday, June 26 at 10:30 a.m., at the Merry Barn Writers’ Retreat in Edgecomb. Special musical guest Castlebay will share treasured ballads, and songs of ships and sailors from Maine’s rich history. We’ll hear a read aloud and co-create an ocean-themed community mural. Come paint a ship, sea creature, or sailor, sing-along, and enjoy nautical lore!
Chats with Champions Features Maine Author William Anthony Submitted article
Chats with Champions is proud to present William Anthony on Thursday, June 30 at 10 a.m. in the Porter Meeting Hall of Skidompha Library. Anthony is the author of “Farnsy, A Novel,” set in Damariscotta, and published by Maine Authors Publishing.
Food Journalism Workshop Submitted article
Round Table Productions presents the second in its series of Writers’ Workshops with a presentation by award-winning food journalist Kathy Gunst. The workshop will be held in the Barn Loft Apartment at the Kefauver Studio & Gallery, Damariscotta, on Saturday, Oct. 15.
Evoking the Essence of Maine Submitted article
A visit to the Pemaquid Gallery of Artists allows wonderful comparisons of how the member artists express their love of Maine, whether through landscapes, still life, figures, or the animal life around them.
Author of ‘The Midcoast’ at Left Bank Books Submitted article
The public is warmly invited to attend a free, in-person talk and signing on Monday, June 20, at 7 p.m. with author Adam White to celebrate the recent release of his debut novel, “The Midcoast.”
New Harbor Church Issues Invitation to ‘Come Hear the Music’ Submitted article
The United Methodist Church on New Harbor Hill will hold its first benefit concert of the season on June 17, to be followed by several more on Friday evenings throughout the summer. The event is a fundraiser in support of raising the church bell-tower, which was removed in 2016. A capital campaign including the work on the bell tower and other much needed repairs began approximately eight months ago.
River Arts Features Realist Artists Submitted article
River Arts will showcase the paintings of Polly McGrory and Wolfgang Busse from June 9 through June 29 in the River Room. This show features the landscapes, seascapes, and portraits created by this couple from Waldoboro.
Artwork by Bernadette de Cesare at the Bristol Area Library Submitted article
Artwork by Bernadette de Cesare will be on exhibit at the Bristol Area Library for the month of June.
Story Hour Resuming at Waldoboro Public Library Submitted article
After a two-year hiatus, story hour at the Waldoboro Public Library will be starting up again on Wednesday, June 8.
Jonathan Richman with Tommy Larkins Play The Waldo June 10 Submitted article
The Waldo Theatre, at 916 Main St. in Waldoboro, is excited to announce that Jonathan Richman, one of America’s most unique and dynamic songwriters, will be performing an intimate acoustic set with Tommy Larkins at 8 p.m. on Friday, June 10.
Carsie Blanton To Play Opera House June 5 Submitted article
“It’s been a long, weird couple of years”, said songwriter Carsie Blanton, “between the pandemic and other disasters, every day brings a new kind of anxiety. We need to find ways to remember who we are.”
Maine Art Gallery’s Juried Members Show Opens June 4 Submitted article
Over 160 artists responded to a call for entries in the upcoming Members Show at the Maine Art Gallery in Wiscasset. From this mix of emerging and accomplished artists, juror Sam Cady has chosen 62 strong finalists, each of whom will exhibit up to three pieces in the show that runs from June 4-25.
Twenty Years in, Empty Bowls Still Fill Tables at MVHS
Medomak Valley High School celebrated the 20th anniversary of its Empty Bowl Supper on Wednesday, May 18.
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