NEW GLOUCESTER — Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village will offer a series of traditional craft workshops and educational nature walks Saturday, Sept. 17. Traditional craft workshops include Natural Dyes for Wool with Mary Elkin of A Wrinkle in Thyme Farm. She will take participants through a full day of learning to dye wool skeins with plants […]
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Looking Back on September 12
100 years ago, 1916Roy Fuller, representing a New York firm, was in Lewiston yesterday. As part of his advertising equipment he had with him a live raccoon that, attached to a chain, attracted much attention. That a raccoon is a rare animal to some people was demonstrated by the words of one woman who passed […]
Looking Back on September 10
100 years ago, 1916(Advertisement) Have The Sun Election Extra delivered at your door TONIGHT (Monday). Plans for quick delivery service have been carefully made and the first papers off the press will be rushed to those people who order their Extra now. The Sun Extra can be delivered at your door quicker than you can […]
Museum L-A holding eclectic ‘one-of-a-kind’ sale
LEWISTON — Museum L-A will hold a “one-of-a-kind” sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 24, at the atrium in the Bates Mill Complex, 35 Canal St., next to the museum. The museum must make room for its collections so other things must necessarily be “let go.” No artifacts or any part of […]
Emerge Film Fest announces 2017 dates
AUBURN — The 2017 Emerge Film Festival will be held April 27-30 and will return to favorite venue locations like the Franco Center, Community Little Theatre, Bates’ Olin Arts Center and Bates’ Schaeffer Theater, the group announced Friday. The Emerge Film Festival has also announced that film submissions are now being accepted for the 2017 event […]
Auburn library hosts series on the art of political cartooning
AUBURN —Auburn Public Library will present “No Laughing Matter: The Pulitzer Prize and the Art of Editorial Cartooning,” a lecture series on editorial cartooning in September and October. The series will feature talks by two award-winning cartoonists and the former Director of Maine Archives and Museums, and an exhibit of Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoons from years past. […]
Just Us, Thomas in benefit concert for St. Martin DePorres
LEWISTON — Just Us Entertainers, along with well-known, local singer, pianist, and songwriter Mitchell Clyde Thomas, will perform at the Franco Center Sunday, Sept. 18, at 2 p.m., in a 25th anniversary benefit concert for St. Martin de Porres residence, a 10-bed shelter for homeless adult men and women. Just Us Entertainers, who represent three […]
Tice exhibiting at Gritty’s
Adam Tice is L/A Arts’ current exhibitor in the Art & Ale window at Gritty’s for the month of September. A Lewiston resident, Tice is self-taught and has a studio in his home. The paintings are of richly lit scenes, locally as well as scenes from the coast of Maine. The dramatic rocky coast first […]
Acclaimed choreographer is Great Falls Forum speaker
LEWISTON — The opening speaker for the 2016-17 season of the Great Falls Forum is Sean Dorsey who is recognized as the nation’s first acclaimed transgender modern dance choreographer. Dorsey has won audiences and accolades from San Francisco to New York with his powerful dance-theater The forum will be held at the Lewiston Library, Thursday, Sept. […]
Community band rehearsals begin Wednesday
Looking for musicians who playflute, clarinet, bass clarinet, alto and tenor sax, French horn or tuba AUBURN — Rehearsals for the Auburn Community Concert Band holiday concert season will begin on Wednesday, Sept. 14., from 7 to 9 p.m. at the High Street Congregational Church, located between High and Pleasant Streets, in Auburn. The band has a […]