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In association with Colby College’s Pugh Community Board, 3 films (when possible, screened in original 35mm prints!) by Spike Lee in anticipation of his Colby appearance: Wed. Feb. 8: CROOKLYN: Lee’s nostalgic yet utterly unsemtimental remniscence of growing up in Brooklyn in the early 70s features a pre-pubescent female protagonist, a charmingly low-key but emotionally compelling storyline and a toe-tapping soundtrack of vintage soul music. PG-13. 112 Min.
Everyone at the Opera House is excited to be nearing the end of renovations. Most notably, construction has begun on the exterior of the building for the creation of the new wing. The new wing will house the new restrooms and dressing rooms, as well as provide ADA access from the lobby to the stage. If you haven’t seen the construction lately, check out the photos in theBehind the Curtain… section.
Railroad Square Cinema, The Man Who Fell to Earth, The Films of Spike Lee, Waterville, Maine, The Iron Lady, The Artis, The Descendants
Already named Best Film of the Year by the New York Film Critics and countless others, THE ARTIST is a lock to be an Oscar frontrunner—and the year’s most unlikely success story and audience favorite! “The year’s most euphoric screen experience belongs to—incredibly—a black-and-white silent film. In 1920s Hollywood, actor George Valentin (the magnificent Jean Dujardin) is the Clooney of cinema—until the “talkies” take over and his fame crumbles.
LOUDER THAN A BOMB: MIFF in the Morning is a fund-raiser for the Maine International Film Festival (MIFF) with six films screened on designated Saturday and Sunday mornings. Full Festival Pass (admission to all 6 films) $36; 4-Pass (admission to any 4 films of your choice) $28; Individual tickets are $8.00. For more information call 207-873-4021.
Winter Market December to April Every Third Thursday Open 2–4 pm
Consisting of current and former area students and led by the veteran bluegrass songwriter Stan Keach, the Maranacook String Band has been astonishing local audiences with their rich harmonies and outstanding musicianship for the past couple of years. And they keep getting better and better!
Happy New Year to All! As the Waterville Opera House rings in the New Year, we are anticipating a very exciting 2012. We begin with a new look for our [...]
Bill Ayers, political and children’s rights activist, and author of the autobiography “Fugitive Days,” will introduce Oscar nominee THE WEATHER UNDERGROUND in which he is a principal figure, and discuss activism then and now. In the ‘60s and 70s, Ayers’ committed stance led him to radical action; he was a fugitive from the law as a member of the Weathermen and Weather Underground, who sought to overthrow the government of the U.S.
Due to its popularity, two sessions of the Savvy Caregiver Program are being offered at Spectrum Generations Muskie Center located at 38 Gold Street in Waterville. The dates for the first training are Mondays beginning January 23rd through March 5th from 1 to 3 in the afternoon. The second training will begin on March 19th and end on April 26th, also from 1 to 3 in the afternoon. There is no cost to attend.
New England’s genre-bending American roots string band, Hot Day at the Zoo, is spreading their “zoograss” sound nationwide. The high-energy quartet mixes folk, blues, ragtime and jazz with progressive bluegrass and Americana-infused rock and roll. Hot Day at the Zoo is pioneering their sound in a way that is reminiscent of how Johnny Cash transformed traditional country music. They have the songwriting and full-bodied sound of the Grateful Dead, the technicality and momentum of Sam Bush…..
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy Buy Tickets Purchase tickets through movietickets.com SHOWTIMES Friday, Jan. 6 — Thursday, Jan. 12 Daily at 2:30, 5:00 & 7:30 Also Sat & Sun at 12:00 [...]
Your Home Heating Rights by Legal Services for the Elderly. The Maine Attorney General’s Office has issued Home Heating Assistance Rules and published the Consumer Law Guide describing how Maine Law will help protect you during the winter heating season. Click here to learn what your legal right are.
3 Golden Globe nominations including Best Picture and Best Actress! “Best Actress of the Year—Michelle Williams”—Boston Film Critics. Michelle Williams, Oscar nominated last year for BLUE VALENTINE, is a lock for a nomination if not a win for her incredible portrayal of Marilyn Monroe in MY WEEK WITH MARILYN, the story of the week in 1956 when a young British film assistant escorted Marilyn around England, featuring Kenneth Branagh, Eddie Redmayne, Emma Watson and Judi Dench.
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