Lincoln Theater is pleased to offer a brand-new four-part film series examining “America’s Racial Struggles on the Screen” with Screen Thoughts host, writer, and film reviewer, Christine Merser.

Feed Our Scholars is excited to announce a paint night event to raise funds for its dual missions of providing bags of weekend food for participating Wiscasset Elementary School students, and teacher requested school supplies to begin the new school year for all Wiscasset students, Pre-K to grade 12.

Don’t miss your chance to be in the spotlight – join us for Lincoln County Community Theater auditions this Saturday!

Heartwood’s annual winter middle school production leaps to the stage this weekend, as an enthusiastic group of fifth through eighth grade Midcoast youths present an adaptation of “The Jungle Book.”

The Waldo Theatre is excited to bring New England-based Echoes of Floyd to Maine on Saturday, Jan. 13.

The Oyster Creek Fiddlers and Friends will host two dances in January.

Talking Food in Maine returns! We are thrilled to welcome James Beard award winner Chef Lulu, of The Quarry, for the first intimate conversation of 2024.

 Sarah Wilde, a local artist from Walpole, will have a solo show of her latest paintings at the LincolnHealth’s Miles Campus during the months of January and February 2024.

Even though the Harbor Theater prides itself on having the lowest priced tickets in the state, it is still just too much for an entire family to afford a night out at the movies.

The Waldo is excited to bring Adam Ezra Group to the stage Saturday, Dec. 16 at 7 p.m. with special guest Hayley Reardon.

The lucky participants in the fall 2022 Food & Film series will long remember the delectable boeof bourguignon that accompanied “Julia” as well as the stunning timpano that rivaled the one created by Tony Shaloub in “The Big Night.”