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One Longfellow Square Saturday, February 18, 8:00 PM We hope you can come celebrate the release of our new CD. To celebrate with us, Martin Steingesser will bless us with one of his poems and we will accompany him with our music. It’s sure to be a magical piece and night. Come celebrate the new year with us.
Efforts are underway to restore Fort Allen Park in Portland. The park, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, contains the original earthen berm from Fort Allen, which was established in 1814 to protect the entrance to Portland Harbor. The Park’s iconic bandstand, carriage drive, and overlook were built in the 1890s. In 1905, the renowned Olmsted Brothers landscape firm created a master plan for the Eastern Promenade, including Fort Allen Park. The Park’s original design exemplifies the ideals of the Olmsteds’ signature landscapes.
Natural Resources Council of Maine, Sierra Club Maine, Natural Resources Defense Council, and National Wildlife Federation, will host a media briefing Thursday morning and a public event Thursday night to raise awareness about the Keystone XL tar sands oil pipeline and a proposed project to pump dirty tar sands oil from Canada to Portland Harbor.
Tanja Alexia Hollander: Are You Really My Friend? On view through June 17 In her new exhibition, Maine artist Tanja Alexia Hollander collapses the intangibility of cyberspace by traveling around the world on a modern-day odyssey to actually photograph her 600 (and growing) Facebook friends.
Mayo Street Arts is a nonprofit center for art, music, and creative collaboration housed in an historic wooden church in Portland Maine. MSA offers a vibrant slate of music, dance, theater, and literary happenings. We support artists, artsgoers, and build community through the arts.10 Mayo St Ptld ME 04101 email: nfo@mayostreetarts.org Tel: 207.615.3609
http://mayostreetarts.org/calendar/
Join Hardy Girls Healthy Women for a book talk and discussion with Peggy Orenstein, author of Cinderella Ate My Daughter and member of Hardy Girls’ National Advisory Board. “Cinderella Ate My Daughter and What You Can Do About It” is a talk focused on solutions for raising healthy, happy, hardy girls.
Co-sponsored with SPACE Gallery, The Telling Room, USM Women & Gender Studies Program, Add Verb Productions, and Longfellow Books.
KIDS, KARTOONS & KOTZSCHMAR Sun, February 12, 2012at 2:00 PM A family concert with Rob Richards. Romeo and Juliet Tue, February 14, 2012 at 7:30 PM
Portland Symphony Orchestra in Portland, Maine Vasen Thu, February 16, 2012 at 7:30 PM at Hannaford Hall, USM-Portland Presented by Portland Ovations
The 1930s atmosphere and trademark narrative style of Los Angeles’s most famous private detective come to life in this world premiere adaptation of two of Chandler’s Philip Marlowe short stories. From seedy side streets to elegant Hollywood mansions, Marlowe must stay focused on solving the case through run-ins with sinister thugs, high rollers, crooked cops, and femme-fatales in this quintessential jazz-age thriller.
Local Muscle is sponsoring a film festival! For Valentines day! Why would a moving company sponsor a film festival, you ask? We’re Local Muscle, don’t you know us at this point?! We’re putting up $600 in cash prizes and the festival is open to anyone. We ask that the films be no more than 6 min. and romance related (it being Valentines and all). They don’t, however, have to be romances.
Play the guitar, bass, keyboards or drums…love belting out vocals… always dreamed of being in a rock band? The time has come! The Maine Academy of Modern Music ROCK CAMP,held February 20 – 24th, is the REAL “School of ROCK!”
Sweetheart’s Night Out Saturday, February 11, 2012 8:00 PM Musical Couples play (mostly) songs of love for Valentines Day Well-known Roots musicians Darol Anger/Emy Phelps, Lissa Schneckenberger/Corey DiMario, Brittany Haas/Kai Welch …will present a musical evening of both the sweet and the scary side of romance, from their perspective as couples. This will be a lovely, romantic and very special evening, so bring your Most Important Person!_
Motor Booty Affair has been lighting up stages across America with their 70′s extravaganza for several years, continually improving on the show that has been dubbed ”The Ultimate Disco Party Band”. The music is infectious – the most danceable songs of all time. The band is tighter than tight, delivering dance floor classics with confidence, groove, style and attitude. The show is spectacular.
Facebook friendships exist in the nebulous world of cyberspace. Social networking creates a forum where we may connect or reconnect deeply with dear friends or become acquainted with new ones on a superficial level. But what happens when we reach across real time and space to physically connect with these same “friends”? In her new exhibition, Maine artist Tanja Alexia Hollander examines that question; she collapses the intangibility of cyberspace by traveling around the world on a modern-day odyssey to actually visit her 600 (and growing) Facebook friends.
On view through February 5 “These are not works of art; they are representatives of a life intended to be lived in faith that the universe had a purpose and that people had a place in it, an art of living.” – The Portland Phoenix
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