Featuring big musical numbers and a strong cast, “Aladdin, Jr.,” presented by the Boothbay Region YMCA Y Arts summer camp program, brought the house down at the Lincoln Theater on Thursday, July 17. 

Get ready for a heartfelt, high-flying adventure that blends cosmic chaos with the spirit of aloha! Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch” returns in a dazzling new live-action/animated remake of the beloved 2002 classic starring newcomer Maia Kealoha as Lilo and featuring the original voice of Stitch, Chris Sanders.

Did you know that Lincoln Theater is turning 150 in January!? We are so excited and we want to hear all about your experiences here at the theater through the years – memories, photos, you name it! Please email us at info@lincolntheater.net or call 563-3424.

Three weeks of intensive Heartwood Regional Theater Co. summer camp training with Griff Braley and Teralyn Reiter will culminate in a devised performance of “The Epic of Beowulf” in the air-conditioned Poe Theater, at 81 Academy Hill Road in Newcastle. Performances will begin at 7 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, July 17-18.

According to Melissa Glendinning, living on the coast of Maine fills her heart with joy and she loves to share that magic through her puppets. She will be presenting her creative handmade puppets at the Bristol Area Library at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, July 18.

On Thursday, July 10, the Wolff Sisters travel to Maine to perform at the historic Opera House at Boothbay Harbor.

Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts invites the whole community to its 30th annual Salad Days festival on Saturday, July 12 in Newcastle.

Someone once said that two-thirds of the word “history” is the word “story” and if the story is told in an engaging and compelling way, it can generate an interest it may have lacked before.

Lincoln Theater’s summer blockbuster series is back, bigger, bolder, and packed with unforgettable adventures for the whole family. Beat the heat this summer with a dazzling lineup of classic action films that promise thrills, laughter, and edge-of-your-seat excitement.

Lincoln Theater is pleased to once again partner with Skidompha Library for a fun, fantastic, and free summer film series “Color Our World,” which is part of the Collaborative Summer Library’s national summer reading program.

A new show will open Monday, June 23 at the Damariscotta River Grill featuring seasoned artists Sandy Crabtree, Sandy Harper, and Doug Houle, three very accomplished painters capture unique viewpoints of the natural beauty of Maine.

Jazz and blues pianist Susanna Fiore will perform with Jay Girill on acoustic bass in an afternoon concert on Saturday, June 28. The concert is one of several events offered by the Maine Art Gallery during its eight-week retrospective of the art of Fiore’s father, Joseph A. Fiore.

Audiences will soon be “star gazing,” at the celestial bodies and the actors on stage, as Heartwood Regional Theater Co. continues its 2024-2025 season with Lauren Gunderson’s witty and moving “Silent Sky,” running June 20-28 in the Poe Theater at Lincoln Academy.