The Bouchers are residents of Lewiston and both of their works are inspired by a shared love of nature.
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Looking Back on Sept. 5
100 years ago: 1919 The Lewiston Firemen’s Relief Association has received a check for $400 from the Oxford Paper Co. in Rumford, where the Lewiston Fire Department sent its crew and apparatus recently to assist in putting out an enormous fire of pulpwood, which threatened for a time the safety of the buildings in town. […]
Lake Region Community Chorus seeks singers for winter session
The first rehearsal will be held Monday, Sept. 9, in Twitchell Chapel, Bridgton Academy, North Bridgton.
The Harlow launches new art workshops for September
The workshops offered will include Color Theory, Ceramic Surface Design and the Artists’ Professional Development Series.
Looking Back on Sept. 4
100 years ago: 1919 The girls who live at the YWCA will give an “Amateur Show” at the Pine Street residence at 7:30 tonight. No admission will be charged. An informal good time with plenty of music will be enjoyed after the show. This is more or less of an informal and impromptu affair and […]
Mike Miclon’s ‘The Early Evening Show’ returns to Celebration Barn
“The Early Evening Show” is the longest-running live variety show in Maine’s history.
First Light Camera Club resumes meetings for 2019-2020 season
Hands-on workshops, field trips, guest speakers and critique nights are planned for the new season.
Theater at Monmouth closes 50th anniversary season with ‘Sense and Sensibility’
The fresh take of Jane Austen’s novel, adapted and directed by Dawn McAndrews, will run from Sept. 12-Sept. 22.
‘Camelot’ will kick off the 2019-2020 season at Chocolate Church
“Camelot” brings to life the tricky tale of love between King Arthur, Guinevere and the knight Lancelot, and will feature a 17-piece orchestra under the musical direction of Teresa Henderson.
Maine Music Society announces 2019-2020 concert season
All of the concerts will be held in the Gendron Franco Center except for Beethoven’s “9th Symphony.”