Lincoln Academy students venture into the underworld and the depths of the human psyche in the original one-act play “Sonnets to Orpheus,” which premieres Friday, March 14 at Parker B. Poe Theater in Newcastle.
Local Brothers Launch Video Game Company
Art galleries and zombies battles have something in common: their own video games from Lincoln County’s own Shyborg Games, the latest collaboration from brothers Jesse and Jason Hinman.
Damariscotta Native Returns to Lincoln Theater to Premiere Horror Film
Two years after a cast and crew descended on Damariscotta Lake to make a horror film, Lincoln Theater will host a premiere event for “McCurdy Point” on Saturday, Nov. 2.
Sweet Treats and Smiles at Third Annual Wild Blueberry Festival
Maine’s native fruit was the star of Wild Blueberry Weekend as droves of locals and visitors attended the third annual festival at Fields Fields Blueberries on Saturday, Aug. 3 and Sunday, Aug. 4 in Dresden.
Final Years of Damariscotta’s Chapman Farm Recounted in Memoir
Priscilla “Chris” Chapman read from her memoir “Farm Raised: Stories from a Damariscotta Childhood” on that same farm, now Inn Along the Way, on July 17.
World’s Top Chamber Musicians Highlight Salt Bay Chamberfest
Music in Blue – the color, the emotion, the musical style – will be celebrated this August when Salt Bay Chamberfest returns to the Midcoast for its 30th season.
‘Dancing at Lughnasa’ now playing at Parker B. Poe Theater
“Do we smile? Are we happy? Or are we in character?” asked Nanette Fraser. Fraser plays the oldest, sternest sister Kate in “Dancing at Lughnasa,” now playing at the Parker B. Poe Theater in Newcastle. Fraser and the rest of the ensemble cast were about to take a few promotional photos after their second-to-last rehearsal […]
Quiet Film About Wild Whitefield Premieres
On Sunday, June 30 Lincoln Theater in Damariscotta will host the world premiere of “A Peace of Forest.”
Art, Actually Three nights of storytelling
On Friday, June 14, The Waldo Theatre hosted its second annual Community Storytellers event. A group of locals spent months workshopping narrative stories based on their dreams. Brave souls shared their metaphorical dreams, aspirations and hopes and prayers, on stage no less. The stories were well curated, switching back and forth between dreams realized and […]
Whitefield Singing Songwriting Brothers Return To Lincoln County
Oshima Brothers will highlight their soulful melodies and folk sounds in an acoustic show on Saturday, June 15 at the Opera House at Boothbay Harbor.
Singing Seniors to Debut in Newcastle
The set list is chosen. The songs have been practiced. The members of Classic Harmony are ready for their debut performance on Tuesday, May 7 at The Second Congregational Church of Newcastle.
Art, Actually What To Do Now
Here are the quiet months. Ice cream shops are closed. First Fridays and Final Thursdays are over.
Waldoboro Woman Joyfully Stuck On Maine
Nobleboro native Jasmine Olson said she has “always liked to draw, (and) create random things.” She is inspired by the Maine imagery she has seen her whole life, the state’s natural flora and fauna. As a youth, Olson took classes at Waterfall Arts and the Round Top Center for the Arts. However, in her college years a lack of self confidence kept Olson from pursuing further arts education.
‘Woody Guthrie’s American Song’ is a Musical for All Times
“Woody Guthrie’s American Song” finishes its two-week run at Skidompha Public Library in Damariscotta with a final evening performance on Saturday, Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. and matinee Sunday, Oct. 15 at 3 p.m.
‘Maine Noir’ Films in Waldoboro
Third time’s the charm for Waldoboro as native son Lucas McNelly uses his hometown as a setting in “Maine Noir,” his third feature film. Two years of planning has culminated in two weeks of filming at all the notable locations, including Moody’s Diner, Bear Hill True Value Hardware, The Waldo Theatre, Broad Bay Church, and the mud flats.
