Hearing on An Act to Amend the Maine Medical Marijuana Act TOMORROW

Sorry about the Short Notice!
Sen. Joseph Brannigan has introduced LD 1811 “An Act to Amend the Maine Medical Marijuana Act” — a bill which finally sets the stage for the [...]

The Story of the Passing of the Flute

By George L. Tibbetts Jr.
I knew today would be special. I knew because I am surrounded by wonderful people and events that keep me writing most of the time. [...]

Slates Monday Night Music Series to Feature Ladies of the Lake

Monday March 15th Show 8:15PM Tickets $15.00
Ladies of the Lake specialize in traditional Celtic instrumental music and ballad singing. They haveperformed for many years as a group and as [...]

A Matter of Conscience Show Opens at The Harlow Gallery March 19

Show date schedule is March 19 to March 28.
Opening: Friday, March 19, 2010, 5-8pm, followed by an artist’s talk by juror Cheryl Harper 8-9pm
Location: Harlow Gallery, 160 Water Street, [...]

Almost Home Rescue of Maine Commented on Bruce Mayo’s Photo

Almost Home Rescue of Maine said they were so happy that “Dillon“ (pictured lying down) has found his forever home and thanks Bruce for adopting a shelter dog.
Bruce said, “I [...]

Open Letter to Friends of the Harlow Gallery in Hallowell

ArtTalks
Mark your calendar for this Thursday, March 11th for the first ArtTalk of 2010 to discuss children’s art with Jane Frost and Jean Parkin-Clunie.  How to look at Children’s [...]

Big Moose Band at Johnson Hall

The Big Moose Band, a Contra Dance Band from Down East plays at Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center, 280 Water Street, Gardiner, on March 12 at 7:30 pm.
Big Moose [...]

Downtown Bath Newsletter through March 12

Main Street Bath has wrapped up our Winter Photo Contest. The judges selected Scott Boak’s photo of footsteps in the snow along the banks of the Kennebec as the [...]

MASTER HAROLD and the boys at Portland Stage

By Athol Fugard
Show Runs Through March 21, 2010.
A sometimes comic, frequently searing, and ultimately hopeful coming of age story set during a rain-soaked afternoon in South Africa. Fugard’s masterpiece [...]

ROOMFUL OF BLUES to Perform at Venue Music Bar in Freeport

“Excellent…marvelous wall-to-wall grooves…between the wicked guitar work and the brassy horn section, things never stop swinging.” -USA TODAY
The horn-fueled, jumping, swinging, award-winning band, Roomful of Blues, touring in support of [...]

VSA Arts of Maine an Educational and Cultural Resource for People with Disabilities

VSA arts of Maine is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing arts, educational and cultural opportunities for children and adults with disabilities in Maine. Through innovative and inclusive arts programs, [...]

Into the Fold – The Curse of Moose Pond

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Movies are a thing I usually enjoy while lounging on my couch with a bowl full of snack food on my lap and a cold beer in my hand within the comfort of my nice warm apartment.

Jonathan Johnston Trio Story and March Schedule

Story by Deborah Phair
I met Jonathan Johnston last summer during Old Hallowell Days. Johnston was on the sidewalk singing and Jonathan Truman was drumming on a pail or bucket. [...]

News and Upcoming Shows for March at The Opera House at Boothbay

Here’s what’s been happening at the House…
The wind roared, the snow came down, and the lights went out, but thanks to crews from Central Maine Power, the Opera House [...]