Donnie Hebert from the The Veggies will perform at Rails at 103 Lincoln St. in Lewiston on Thursday. Hebert, who has performed solo gigs all around the state of Maine, and will perform from 5 to 8 p.m.
Encore
Posted inEncore
Looking Back on February 1
100 years ago, 1917Better get to the Empire Theater early tonight, as Lewiston’s Bill Carrigan, the great World Series leader, is only one of the great crowd which will turn out to welcome the Baseball Four, the quartet of baseball players who are appearing in vaudeville this winter. These four huskies are as much at […]
advertisement
Posted inEncore, sj-web
Looking Back on February 1
100 years ago, 1917Better get to the Empire Theater early tonight, as Lewiston’s Bill Carrigan, the great World Series leader, is only one of the great crowd which will turn out to welcome the Baseball Four, the quartet of baseball players who are appearing in vaudeville this winter. These four huskies are as much at […]
Posted inEncore
Denny Breau in free Oasis concert Wednesday
LEWISTON — Local guitar and singing legend Denny Breau will appear at the Oasis of Music, Wednesday, Feb. 1, at Trinity Episcopal Church, 247 Bates St. The free concert is from 12:30 to 1 p.m. The son of Hal Lone Pine and Betty Cote, and brother to groundbreaking guitarist Lenny Breau, Denny Breau plays a […]
Posted inEncore
TPT’S ‘Under the Skin’ scores with excellent acting, directing
LEWISTON — “Under the Skin” is the kind of play that The Public Theatre does very well, and this production is another of those audience-pleasers with lots of laughs to punctuate its powerful life-or-death plotline. The play’s four New York actors are outstanding in a production that revolves around the hospital bed of Lou Ziegler, […]
Posted inEncore
Looking Back on January 31
100 years ago, 1917The annual meeting of Hill Crest Hospital Association was held at the building on Prospect Hill, Auburn, Wednesday, with a large attendance of the officers and members. While this is ostensibly a private hospital, it is in reality a public institution as patients are taken from all of the State. No one […]
Posted inEncore
The importance of being Alan
Alan Cumming on ‘Sappy Songs,’playing Portland and baring more than his soul Recently I went to lunch with a friend. In an effort to protect her from cyber bullying and the inevitable social media backlash, we’ll call her “Naomi.” Over vegetarian chimichangas, I told her that I was looking forward to interviewing Alan Cumming — […]
Posted inEncore
Auditions set for murder mystery
NORWAY — Community members are invited to audition for parts in Shelley Sellepack’s murder mystery, “Murder, Mayhem and Marshmallow Salad.” Auditions are at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9, at the Second Congregational Church, UCC, 205 Main St., Norway. Rehearsals will be from 3-5 p.m. beginning Sunday, Feb. 12. The cast will bring this uproariously funny […]
Posted inEncore
Exhibit of Juliet Karelsen’s work opens at UMF
FARMINGTON —The University of Maine at Farmington presents the work of artist Juliet Karelsen in an upcoming UMF Art Gallery exhibit entitled “Juliet’s Room: Recent Work by Juliet Karelsen.” The show will be on view from Feb. 2 through March 12. An opening reception will be held from 5-7:30 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 2. The exhibit is free […]
Posted inEncore
Poet Erica Dawson reads at Bates
Author of the collections “The Small Blades Hurt” and “Big-Eyed Afraid,” Erica Dawson reads and discusses her poetry in a Literary Arts Live event at Bates College. Dawson “generates great energy by pulling at the impossible and sometimes pleasurable tangles of what is constant in us, and what is disposable in the world.” — Slate. The free […]