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ArtDrink and paint (no skill required) coming soon to Commercial Street
A place where you can show up, with no art skills, and they give you paint and beer. Yes, please. Read on
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ArtResale art to relove: Goodwill’s Art for Everyone sneak peek [photos!]
But at Goodwill Industries of Northern New England's annual Art for Everyone: A Collection of Donated Art event, the art for sale will be budget-friendly and, dare we say it, affordably priced. Folks who've long appreciated the works hanging on gallery walls can hopefully find a piece they love to take home (legally and without breaking the bank). The sale features over 200 pieces of artwork donated to Goodwill stores, including oils, watercolors, drawings, mixed media, and prints. Read on
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Who I MetLinda Wary Meyers and John Meyers- Artists
They live in a home full of art with a cat named Waffles and boy named Fletcher. Meet artists Linda and John. Read on
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ArtFree conversations in Monument Square during FFAW
Maybe it's not that outragous after all. But all that texting, emailing, and messaging we do means we're doing a lot more typing and a lot less talking. In an effort to remedy the situation - at least for a few minutes - Guerilla Downtown is offering free conversations in Monument Square during the October 4 First Friday Art Walk. Read on
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Educated guesses and hopes about where Bill Murray might show up, fabulous weekend ideas including concerts, films and theater, Bar Guide review of Gary's Olde Towne Tavern in Naples, Eat & Run review of La Casita in Kittery, Indie Film gets downright creepy, Face the Music pairs cocktails with albums and Tap Lines celebrates tasting rooms. And that's just SOME of what we've got for you this week.
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