Featuring an unusual line-up of flute, whistles, harp, bodhrán, guitar and vocals with some Irish dancing steps thrown in, High Time make a youthful and energetic statement.
Encore
Looking Back on June 18
100 years ago: 1919 The World of Mirth Show, a carnival company of 150 people and 12 railroad cars has been engaged for the Midway of the Maine State Fair in Lewiston, according to an announcement by Ralph F. Burnham, of Auburn, one of the trustees. Lewiston Journal said that it was one of the […]
Maine Festival of American Music celebrates Shaker music and history
Tickets are on sale for the festival, which will run June 19-22 at Shaker Village in New Gloucester.
RAAPA’s Murder Mystery Dinner Theater to return for 5th season
A Rumford area favorite, this murder mystery/choral experience includes the murder mystery play, a musical performance by the RAAPA chorus and a full sit-down dinner.
A Killer’s Confession to perform live at Sapphire Nightclub
A Killer’s Confession features Waylon Reavis, former vocalist for the national band Mushroomhead.
Maine Event Comedy presents Jay Chanoine at Bear Bones Beer
Chanoine will be joined by two other comedians at the June 20 show, Matt Barry and Mike Levinsky.
Looking Back on June 17
100 years ago: 1919 As a fitting feature of “Boy Scout Week,” Friday was Boy Scout day at the weekly meeting of the Lewiston-Auburn Rotary club, held at the DeWitt House at noon. Scouts, Leavitt Coburn, John Goss, John Cronin and Richard Pettingill were present and gave demonstrations of semaphore signaling and bandaging. As a […]
Looking Back on June 15
100 years ago: 1919 Traffic duty at Union Square is now more serious than ever. The increase in the number of autos is no-where better indicated, and Officer Driscoll, who presides there for the greater part of the day, is continually busy. 50 years ago: 1969 Auburn’s elementary school music supervisor will attend Florida State […]
Music for Mavis to host guitarist Tom Stevens
TURNER — “Music for Mavis” Tuesdays at the Gazebo will host guitarist and songster Tom Stevens at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 18. Stevens plays Americana style originals in an upbeat and lively way. He starts with a bass drum and a tambourine with his feet and a low-tuned baritone guitar that covers bass and rhythm. […]
Erica Brown and the Bluegrass Connection to perform at Sawyer Memorial
They incorporate music from the traditional bluegrass repertoire, French-Canadian fiddle music as well as original songs.