Author Sarah Marie Jette received a Lupine Honor Award for her debut middle-grade novel, “What the Wind Can Tell You.”
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Avner the Eccentric to perform at Celebration Barn
A master of the art of physical comedy, Avner has appeared on Broadway and around the globe.
Bowdoin International Music Festival ready to celebrate 55th season
The festival will feature 20 ticketed events and 175 free events this year.
Nel Meservier and Friends to perform at La Rencontre monthly luncheon
This event will coincide with the Center’s Fête Nationale celebration.
Looking Back on June 20
100 years ago: 1919 Washington legislators have spoken the word and Daylight Saving will cease next October. The electric light and gas companies won’t shed any tears and the farmers may rejoice, but the factory working man and city-dweller who have become accustomed to the change and found it convenient as well as economical may […]
Theater at Monmouth to feature ‘Murder for Two’ musical mystery show
Help them catch the killer from Saturday, June 22, through Friday, Aug. 16, including matinee and evening performances on both weekdays and weekends.
Contemporary folk due Neptune’s Car to play Denmark Arts Center
Neptune’s Car will take the stage at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 22.
June Art Walk LA celebrates pride, community
This event turns the downtown into a bustling arts district on the final Friday of each month from May through October.
Looking Back on June 19
100 years ago: 1919 “The pool rooms of Lewiston,” said Chief of Police Field to a Journal reporter this morning, “are breeding places for young criminals. They are the places in which by far the greater number of offenders of law and order and decency are planned. All of them permit minors to play and […]
Matinee showing of ‘Grease’ added to schedule
Tickets are selling out fast so MSMT and The Public Theatre have added another showing at 3 p.m. June 29.