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Down home country humor, true emotion and unforgettable hits of Country Music Mega Star Patsy Cline converge in this inspirational show told through the letters of her friend Louise Segar, portrayed by Emmy Award winning actress Sally Struthers in the star performance that started her love affair with the Ogunquit Playhouse 10 years ago!
The Franco-American Heritage Center is pleased to announce the activities for its annual Festival Franco Fun. this yearly celebration of Franco-American music, food, and culture will be happening at the Franco Center on Saturday, June 2nd. Festivities begin at 7am, with a Family Crepe Breakfast open to the public. Following breakfast, there will be a special Children’s Entertainment program, where children under 12 are admitted free with the purchase of an adult Festival ticket. Magical Wonders Entertainment presents Magician Dennis Labbe, followed by the regarded story teller Michael Parent.
Your shows and events at the Strand through May include: Riley School, “A cafe Scientifique: Changing Seas, Human Challanges”, Headhunters, Marley, MID COAST MAINE HAS TALENT…OR NOT, Met Opera Encore: SIEGFRIED
Maine’s energy market is deregulated, which allows for electricity supply competition. Electricity Maine, LLC, has emerged as a competitive electricity supplier, and many business and home owners have been wondering if money really can be saved on electricity costs. Get answers and learn more at the Winthrop Lakes Region Chamber of Commerce breakfast meeting on Thursday, June 7. Ashley Rand, a representative from Electricity Maine will present information about the how the company works to reduce business and home owners’ electricity bills.
A Maine Forest Service forest ranger out hunting last fall came across a strange object he found right in the middle of an old, overgrown logging road on Elephant Mountain. That object has been identified as an ejection seat from the infamous B-52 Stratofortress-C crash that killed seven airmen almost 50 years ago north of Greenville.
Spectrum Generations Muskie Center’s Meals on Wheels program will hold its 10th annual golf tournament on Monday, June 11, 2012 at the Natanis Golf Course in Vassalboro. Foursome are available for $300; $75 for individual players; $60 for Natanis members and plenty of sponsorship opportunities to showcase your business.
It’s that time of year again; we’re heading out to the stadiums to watch our favorite baseball teams in action, be it the Red Sox or a local Little League chapter. We revel in the smells, the sounds, and the history. Baseball has been part of American society for several centuries. It is that universal appeal that makes baseball so much a part of many peoples’ experiences of summer.
Based on the recommendations of a bi-partisan, independent study committee, the legislation replaces the Land Use Regulation Commission (LURC) with a new land-use board and refocuses its mission on both conservation and economic development. The new agency, which is a division under the Maine Department of Conservation, also focuses on local input and improved permitting processes.
The Kennebec Valley Art Association (KVAA) recently received a $3,430 grant from the Kay E. Dopp Fund of the Maine Community Foundation for a proposal entitled “Building the capacity of the KVAA and the Harlow Gallery through investments in programming, planning and sustainability”. The funding will allow the KVAA board of directors to update the organization’s strategic plan. The planning process is especially significant for the nonprofit arts group this year since the group will soon be celebrating the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Harlow Gallery.
On view through May 28 “Edgar Degas, bristly, embittered, and occasionally misanthropic, may not have been an easy man to know. But there’s something extraordinarily intimate and compelling about ‘Edgar Degas: The Private Impressionist’…” –The Boston Globe
North Atlantic Blues Festival Rockland, Maine Saturday July 14 , 2012 11:00 AM Music Begins Randy Oxford Band Albert Castiglia Royal Southern Brotherhood featuring Cyril Neville, Mike Zito, Devon Allman, [...]
The Ivy Leaf is a young traditional Irish quartet that came together through the Boston session scene. Featuring fiddles, flute & whistle, concertina, vocals and bouzouki and guitar accompaniment, the group’s influences are a blend of the old and new, taking on centuries old dance music and giving it a modern vigor. Among their influences are many of the local musicians who define the sound of Irish music in Boston and Providence. Enriching that tradition is an intense curiosity for old, isolated, or obscure forms of music, arming the group with an array of tunes from jigs to polkas to hornpipes, along with songs of both Irish and American origin.
“Ride into Summer”, brought to you by Gardiner Main Street and Pyro City, is a wicked tasty way to kick-off the summer season in Maine. Formerly known as “Hawgs, Pies, and Fireworks”, this 3rd annual event includes a motorcycle and bicycle parade, peoples’ choice pizza contest of local traditional and non-traditional pizzas, live music, and Maine’s largest fireworks display.
Friday, June 8, 2012 Western View Golf Course Bolton Hill Road – Augusta, Maine 04330 Registration: 11:00-11:45 a.m. Lunch: 11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. Final Instr.: 12:45 p.m.
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