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ArtFor its season-opening exhibition, the Ogunquit Museum takes a broad look at Narrow Cove
The show includes many paintings and others items from the museum collection. Read on
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TheaterPortland Stage premieres a play about the still-taboo topic of a married woman’s affair
'Sex and Other Disturbances' by New Hampshire playwright Marisa Smith opens Friday. Read on
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TheaterDaytime Players stage a comedy about the glory days of a college bar
Harley Marshall wrote the autobiographical play after attending the wake of a bartending buddy. Read on
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ArtPhoto exhibit documents changes on Portland’s waterfront
David Wade shows 20 years of photos from Widgery Wharf at the Yarmouth library. Read on
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Classical MusicBach is back, and he’ll be here for a while
The Portland Bach Experience begins this weekend, signaling a long celebration of everything Bach. Read on
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ArtIn a pair of exhibits at the Farnsworth, never-before-seen Andrew Wyeth paintings on view
The museum features two exhibitions of his work, including paintings he made in Rockland. Read on
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Do thisOpera Maine, the Telling Room and USM collaborate on a new opera told by teens
'Girl in Six Beats' explores self-discovery and choosing life over death. Read on
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Classical MusicFinal candidate for PSO conductor to perform
Daniel Meyer, who went to school in Boston, will conduct the orchestra and guest vocalist Lisa Vroman in a program of Broadway tunes this weekend. Read on
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TheaterSnowlion moves Chekhov’s ‘A Cherry Orchard’ to Knox County
The adaptation opens Friday and runs through April 29. Read on
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Eat & DrinkKittery traffic circle has a new Caribbean hot spot
La Casita is tiny but its flavors are huge. Read on
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Yarmouth Clam Festival preview with fun facts and stats, Face the Music interview with Brandi Carlile, Tap Lines celebrates the 30th anniversary of Gritty McDuff's and we've got all sorts of fantastic weekend ideas for you!
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