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“The French Dispatch,” opening Friday, Dec. 10, is the latest film from acclaimed director Wes Anderson. In this comedic fantasy, based on the history of The New Yorker magazine, writers are sent out in search of stories, only to return with a world of trouble.

‘Eurydice’ Hits the Big Screen at Lincoln Theater

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The myth of Orpheus and Eurydice has captivated imaginations for millennia, and now you can experience it through The Met Live in HD’s premiere broadcast of “Eurydice,” coming to the big screen at Damariscotta’s Lincoln Theater, at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 4. 

New Date for Coastal Christian School’s Craft Fair

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Coastal Christian School’s craft fair will be 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 27 at the Wayne L. Brown Auditorium, the new gymnasium on the grounds of the school at 574 North Nobleboro Road, Waldoboro.

Maine Musicians to Wrap Up Concert Season at Opera House

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The historic Opera House stage in Boothbay Harbor will showcase the talents of Maine musicians during the final two live concerts of the 2021 season. Regional favorites, The Boneheads will take to the stage on Saturday, Nov. 13. A week later, the last concert of the season, Hallowell-based musicians will present The Last Waltz on Nov. 19.

New Art and Science Exhibit to Open at Bigelow Lab

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A new two-story art installation that celebrates ocean life in the Gulf of Maine and the scientific efforts to understand it will open at Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences on Nov. 9. “Majestic Fragility” was created by Gulf of Maine EcoArts artists, in collaboration with ocean scientists and students from across the state.

‘Hair Frenzy’ Brings a Maine Story to the Stage

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The decision to stay home or join the ranks of those “from away,” especially in Maine, is a difficult one, and it is a dilemma explored with a great deal of humor in Lincoln County Community Theater’s newest production of “Hair Frenzy,” premiering Friday, Nov. 12.

Actors rehearse for LCCT’s upcoming production of “Hair Frenzy.”

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River Arts in Damariscotta will hold a special holiday show to fill the galleries. Artists are invited artists to submit original work for the “Holiday Show,” a special show with works priced at $200 and below. Deadline for dropping off work is 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 20.


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