Awardees from the Wicked Illustrations 11th annual Student Art Show will be on display in the Gritty’s Art and Ale Window.
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ArtsFarmington to present Maine Mountain Chamber Music concert
The June 1 concert features Gianluca Pane, violin, and Katie Kennedy, cello, with Maine Mountain Chamber Music co-directors Laurie Kennedy, viola, and Yuri Funahashi, piano.
The Harlow announces winners of juried art show
Prizes were awarded on May 10 to artists from all over the state and beyond in the gallery’s 24th annual juried art show.
At Rolling Loud, rap music isn’t about changing the world; it’s about surviving it
So for three days and nights, America’s youth celebrated Rolling Loud’s fifth anniversary on the grounds of Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, basking in our century’s truest music — an art form that currently radiates optimism and dread in equal measure.
‘You idiots’: Bill Nye’s fiery message to leaders stalling on climate change
The famously zany scientist and host of the PBS series “Bill Nye the Science Guy” then aimed a blowtorch at a globe to illustrate his argument: “What I’m saying is, the planet’s on fire,” Nye said, punctuating his point with some R-rated profanity on Sunday’s episode of HBO’s “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.”
End of ‘Big Bang’ stirs debate over future of TV comedies
The end of ‘The Big Bang Theory’ means the beginning of a familiar debate: is the traditional sitcom, complete with laugh track, a thing of the past.
‘Lunafest’ 2019 at The Public Theatre set for Wednesday
“Lunafest” will be hosted by The Public Theatre and features short films by, for and about women.
Maine Event Comedy to present Joel Klein at Bear Bones Beer
The show, set for May 16, will also feature comedians David McLaughlin, Luke Hanbury and Nick Gordon, and will be followed by an open mic session.
Looking Back on May 15
100 years ago: 1919 “Le Petit Journal,” the weekly French paper, which will be published soon, has been in existence for 12 years. During the war, it was published twice a week and finally became a weekly paper. It was then a five-column paper, but the new publication will have seven columns. 50 years ago: […]