They will play at 49 Franklin in Rumford on April 10.
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Learn the art of Ukrainian egg decorating at Bates
The Bates College Museum of Art will host two Ukrainian egg-decorating — called Pysanky — workshops with artist Lesia Sochor.
Local author launches debut children’s book
Maine author Josephine Cameron wrote her debut novel, “Maybe a Mermaid” coming out on Tuesday, March 26.
Looking Back on March 27
100 years ago: 1919 A pretty lineup, of children’s wear, is to be found at the B. Peck store. Ginghams in gay color combinations made with round necks edged with a plaited collar, and similar models in plain colors. A new gown for the youngsters is the Victory dress, made with a vest effect. A […]
Looking Back on March 26
100 years ago: 1919 It has been reported that Maine might adopt the pussy willow as a state flower in lieu of the mayflower which, as the name of the Pilgrim Father’s vessel, more properly belongs to Massachusetts. The pussy willow comes earlier in the spring than the mayflower and, if not as pretty and […]
‘A Doll’s House, Part 2’: a remarkable, thought-provoking play within a play
Rob Tukey’s most recent review takes a thoughtful, intimate look at The Public Theatre’s most recent production, “A Doll’s House, Part 2.”
Looking Back on March 25
100 years ago: 1919 The committee which was referred to as the resolution authorizing the governor and executive council to take steps for the purchase of the Blaine House for use as an executive mansion reported it ought to pass in a new draft. The new draft authorizes the governor and council to renovate and […]
Windswept Wind Quintet will perform at Oasis of Music
The quintet, from the mid-coast region of Maine, will play at Trinity Church on Wednesday.