Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

What makes an Etch A Sketch sketch? How does Jack come out of his box? Developed by the Montshire Museum of Science in Vermont and with funding from the National Science Foundation, Toys: The Inside Story is a traveling exhibit that literally looks inside toys to see what makes them shake, rattle, and roll.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Dickens’ classic ghost story reminds us of the true spirit of Christmas. Dec. 11 & Dec. 12 at 7 P.M. and Dec. 13 at 2 P.M.The Public Theater, 31 Maple St., Lewiston. 207-782-3200. www.thepublictheatre.org
 
See Scrooge again on Nov. 27 – Dec. 24. The Portland Stage Company, 25A Forest Ave., Portland. 207-774-0465. www.portlandstage.com
 
And one more time on Dec. 10 – Dec. 30. Penobscot Theatre, 131 Main St., Bangor. 207-942-3333. www.penobscottheatre.org

A free community event that includes a tree lighting ceremony, decorated trees, wreaths, and other holiday items for silent auction, Mrs. Claus’ gingerbread tea, the Saco Museum decorated by area designers, a drawing contest open to students in Saco, Biddeford, and Old Orchard Beach schools, and lots more festive fun.

Victoria Mansion is lavishly decorated for the holidays by professional designers, decorators, and florists, making this a festive time of year to visit. Go through the house at your own pace or on self-guided tours using a printed program.

Enjoy a new perspective on the season as celebraities and local characters model outrageous high-fashion hair. Decked out in Christmas ornaments. boxes and bows, snowflakes, feathers, garland, lights, and even Times Square's New Year Eve's Ball, New England Portrait [hotographer Danie Connolly captures a delightful twist to what you can do with decorations.

The outrageous photographs of New England Portrait photographer Danie Connolly deck the walls of All Day Breakfast, Kennebunk's landmark restaurant, as local characters and celebrities pose wearing festive ribbons and bows, holiday lights, snowflakes, wreathes, garland, and Christmas ornaments beautifully arranged atop their heads for a fun perspective on the holdays.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

Phyzgig’s vaudeville shows are a non-stop thrill ride featuring expert juggling, incredible illusions, mystifying magic, captivating storytelling, and more physical comedy. For the younger aficionados, the popular Phyzkidz series at SPACE Gallery is a don’t miss show.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

What makes an Etch A Sketch sketch? How does Jack come out of his box? Developed by the Montshire Museum of Science in Vermont and with funding from the National Science Foundation, Toys: The Inside Story is a traveling exhibit that literally looks inside toys to see what makes them shake, rattle, and roll.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

A free community event that includes a tree lighting ceremony, decorated trees, wreaths, and other holiday items for silent auction, Mrs. Claus’ gingerbread tea, the Saco Museum decorated by area designers, a drawing contest open to students in Saco, Biddeford, and Old Orchard Beach schools, and lots more festive fun.

Victoria Mansion is lavishly decorated for the holidays by professional designers, decorators, and florists, making this a festive time of year to visit. Go through the house at your own pace or on self-guided tours using a printed program.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

Phyzgig’s vaudeville shows are a non-stop thrill ride featuring expert juggling, incredible illusions, mystifying magic, captivating storytelling, and more physical comedy. For the younger aficionados, the popular Phyzkidz series at SPACE Gallery is a don’t miss show.

The Fofer Show features multimedia artist Shana Barry’s storytelling and songs on guitar and ukulele with projected animations and visits from the multicolored furry Fofers who live on Fof, a special secret island off the coast of Maine.

Celebrate New Year's Eve — twice. Once in Atlantic Time and once in Eastern Time. The fifth annual Sardine and Maple Leaf Drop takes place at the Tides Institute & Museum of Art, Bank Square, Eastport, on New Year's Eve at midnight, Atlantic Time and midnight, Eastern Time.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

What makes an Etch A Sketch sketch? How does Jack come out of his box? Developed by the Montshire Museum of Science in Vermont and with funding from the National Science Foundation, Toys: The Inside Story is a traveling exhibit that literally looks inside toys to see what makes them shake, rattle, and roll.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Victoria Mansion is lavishly decorated for the holidays by professional designers, decorators, and florists, making this a festive time of year to visit. Go through the house at your own pace or on self-guided tours using a printed program.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

Feel some heat in the middle of winter with the Grammy Award-nominated Cajun band from Louisiana.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

What makes an Etch A Sketch sketch? How does Jack come out of his box? Developed by the Montshire Museum of Science in Vermont and with funding from the National Science Foundation, Toys: The Inside Story is a traveling exhibit that literally looks inside toys to see what makes them shake, rattle, and roll.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Victoria Mansion is lavishly decorated for the holidays by professional designers, decorators, and florists, making this a festive time of year to visit. Go through the house at your own pace or on self-guided tours using a printed program.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

The Choral Art Society’s Camerata performs the Epiphany Celebration concert with an instrumental ensemble including organist Dan Moore. The program includes a Bach Cantata in addition to seasonal a cappella songs.

The CAS Camerata, the Choral Art Society’s select a cappella group, performs the Epiphany Celebration concert with an instrumental ensemble including organist Dan Moore. The program includes a Bach Cantata in addition to seasonal a cappella songs.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

What makes an Etch A Sketch sketch? How does Jack come out of his box? Developed by the Montshire Museum of Science in Vermont and with funding from the National Science Foundation, Toys: The Inside Story is a traveling exhibit that literally looks inside toys to see what makes them shake, rattle, and roll.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Victoria Mansion is lavishly decorated for the holidays by professional designers, decorators, and florists, making this a festive time of year to visit. Go through the house at your own pace or on self-guided tours using a printed program.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

The acclaimed DaPonte Quartet becomes a trio while one of their violinists is on maternity leave. Music of Mozart and Beethoven.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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The acclaimed DaPonte String Quartet becomes a trio while one of their violinists is on maternity leave. Music by Mozart and Beethoven.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

Curated by Susan E. Wegner, associate professor of Art History at Bowdoin College, and in conjunction with her Renaissance art history course, this exhibition focuses on varying representations of saints.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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The acclaimed DaPonte String Quartet becomes a trio while one of their violinists is on maternity leave. Music by Mozart and Beethoven.

Midcoast Community Chorus presents a winter concert "Coming Home," directed by Mimi Bornstein. Tickets are available at the following locations: In Camden at Harbor Audio Video II; Northern Kingdom Music In Belfast and the Green Store; Wild Rufus In Hope and at the Hope General Store; in Rockland at the Grasshopper Shop.

With sixty dealers, this popular show features country and formal antiques from the functional to the decorative.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Live from the Metropolitan Opera presents one of the most popular operas of all time. Bizet’s Carmen “is about sex, violence, and racism  — and its corollary: freedom,” says Olivier Award-winning director Richard Eyre.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

This exhibition of sculptures and paintings is drawn from the collections of Colby and Bowdoin colleges and is part of the Metamorphoses Project, a series of programs and courses engaging the Colby and Waterville communities around the theme of myth and its ongoing importance in contemporary life.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Celebrate the New England tradition with an enjoyable weekend of fine contra and square dancing. For twenty-two years the Ralph Page Dance Legacy Weekend has been celebrating the music and dance traditions that we know as contra and square dancing.  Every year this event brings together some of the premier dance callers and musicians (as well as a lot of phenomenal dancers) and offers them unique learning and unparalleled dancing opportunities.

Marc-Andre Hamelin’s original blend of musicianship and virtuosity has earned him legendary status as a true avatar of the piano. He performs works by Mozart, Liszt, and French composers Faure and Alkan.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

In celebration of its expansive new bar and carefully selected wine list, Walter’s is offering food and wine enthusiasts the opportunity to explore the festive art of wine selection and food pairings. eff Buerhaus, Walter’s chef and co-owner, and Corey Beck, winemaker and general manager of Coppola Winery, invite diners to Buerhaus’s specially created five-course meal paired with distinctive wines from the well-respected, California-based winery.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

"Exchange" highlights four projects by the artists Lewis Hyde and Max Gimblett, David Ross, Caitlin Berrigan, and Deb Todd Wheeler that explore the creative, social, and political possibilities of collaboration. Featured projects span from a Zen-based integration of arts and letters to a complex institutional collaboration to the merging of the physical parameters of the human body to a large-scale participatory project requiring the collaboration of museum visitors.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

"Exchange" highlights four projects by the artists Lewis Hyde and Max Gimblett, David Ross, Caitlin Berrigan, and Deb Todd Wheeler that explore the creative, social, and political possibilities of collaboration. Featured projects span from a Zen-based integration of arts and letters to a complex institutional collaboration to the merging of the physical parameters of the human body to a large-scale participatory project requiring the collaboration of museum visitors.

A feisty parolee follows her dreams to a small town in Wisconsin to find a new life working at the Spitfire Grill that’s up for sale. There are no takers for the joint until the owner decides to raffle it off. Then mail starts arriving by the wheelbarrow.

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Chef Mitchell Kaldrovich welcomes master sommelier Stephen Greenwood with the San Francisco Wine Exchange to Sea Glass to cohost a dining experience for culinary and wine enthusiasts. Guests will have the opportunity to enjoy delicious cuisine paired with top-notch wine selections. Each dish will be presented by executive chef Kaldrovich, while Mr. Greenwood, one of the world’s leading wine educators, provides quality descriptions of the featured wines and shares the art behind selecting the perfect pairings.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

"Exchange" highlights four projects by the artists Lewis Hyde and Max Gimblett, David Ross, Caitlin Berrigan, and Deb Todd Wheeler that explore the creative, social, and political possibilities of collaboration. Featured projects span from a Zen-based integration of arts and letters to a complex institutional collaboration to the merging of the physical parameters of the human body to a large-scale participatory project requiring the collaboration of museum visitors.

A feisty parolee follows her dreams to a small town in Wisconsin to find a new life working at the Spitfire Grill that’s up for sale. There are no takers for the joint until the owner decides to raffle it off. Then mail starts arriving by the wheelbarrow.

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A hilarious sequel to Over the Tavern sees the Pazinski family leave the conservative 1950s for the rebellious 1960s. Apollo 11 is about to land on the moon and the family gathers to honor their late father’s memory and quickly become entangled in each other’s problems.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

"Exchange" highlights four projects by the artists Lewis Hyde and Max Gimblett, David Ross, Caitlin Berrigan, and Deb Todd Wheeler that explore the creative, social, and political possibilities of collaboration. Featured projects span from a Zen-based integration of arts and letters to a complex institutional collaboration to the merging of the physical parameters of the human body to a large-scale participatory project requiring the collaboration of museum visitors.

A feisty parolee follows her dreams to a small town in Wisconsin to find a new life working at the Spitfire Grill that’s up for sale. There are no takers for the joint until the owner decides to raffle it off. Then mail starts arriving by the wheelbarrow.

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A hilarious sequel to Over the Tavern sees the Pazinski family leave the conservative 1950s for the rebellious 1960s. Apollo 11 is about to land on the moon and the family gathers to honor their late father’s memory and quickly become entangled in each other’s problems.

A chef favorite, Vignola’s Beer & Cheese tasting is a casually educational showcase that focuses on bold and intriguing beer and cheese pairings. Guests can enjoy the wide array of American, Belgian, and German beers and artisanal cheeses.

Come to Bethel and enjoy all the fun outdoor activities WinterFest has to offer. Ice skating, snow sculptures, snow maze, winter triathlon, and lots more. 

Schooner Fare performs maritime masterpieces and country ballads that have made the band synonymous with the Down East style.

Sled-dog competitors from throughout the northeastern United States and parts of Canada mush around Highland Lake and beyond. Also skijoring, a craft fair, ice-skating, horse-drawn hayrides, and lots more winter fun.

The Tardy brothers bring their one-of-a-kind performance to the stage. From electro-drums to streaks of LED lights to electronic jump suits, these masters of comedy, music, and improv promise to brighten up a winter's eve.

A prolific artist, Grammy Award-winning singer, guitarist, and songwriter, Ani DiFranco has written hundreds of songs and released more than twenty albums during the course of her career. She has played thousands of shows and captured the imaginations of legions of followers.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

"Exchange" highlights four projects by the artists Lewis Hyde and Max Gimblett, David Ross, Caitlin Berrigan, and Deb Todd Wheeler that explore the creative, social, and political possibilities of collaboration. Featured projects span from a Zen-based integration of arts and letters to a complex institutional collaboration to the merging of the physical parameters of the human body to a large-scale participatory project requiring the collaboration of museum visitors.

A feisty parolee follows her dreams to a small town in Wisconsin to find a new life working at the Spitfire Grill that’s up for sale. There are no takers for the joint until the owner decides to raffle it off. Then mail starts arriving by the wheelbarrow.

A hilarious sequel to Over the Tavern sees the Pazinski family leave the conservative 1950s for the rebellious 1960s. Apollo 11 is about to land on the moon and the family gathers to honor their late father’s memory and quickly become entangled in each other’s problems.

Come to Bethel and enjoy all the fun outdoor activities WinterFest has to offer. Ice skating, snow sculptures, snow maze, winter triathlon, and lots more. 

Sled-dog competitors from throughout the northeastern United States and parts of Canada mush around Highland Lake and beyond. Also skijoring, a craft fair, ice-skating, horse-drawn hayrides, and lots more winter fun.

Heléna Melone, belly dance instructor/performer, and Ava Goodale, certified birth doula, present a workshop designed for women at any stage in their pregnancy to learn the basic movements of belly dance and how it can enrich and support a pregnancy and birth experience. Class is limited to fifteen people.

In the ’80s, Suzanne Vega emerged as a leading figure of contemporary folk, or neo-folk, revival with her hit songs, “Luka” and “Tom’s Diner.” With seven studio albums, a Grammy Award, and three additional nominations to her credit, Vega’s latest recording, Beauty & Crime, is a love letter to her hometown of New York City.

The PSO’s Sunday Classical presents “Head and Heart,” music by Ravel’s Pavane for a Dead Princess, Mozart’s Symphony no. 25, “Little G minor,” and Dietz’s Headcase, a contemporary multimedia work based on the composer’s experience suffering a stroke as a young man and his subsequent recovery.

Grammy Award-winner Ralph Stanley is a legendary bluegrass musician known for his distinctive singing and banjo playing and for his work on the film O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

"Exchange" highlights four projects by the artists Lewis Hyde and Max Gimblett, David Ross, Caitlin Berrigan, and Deb Todd Wheeler that explore the creative, social, and political possibilities of collaboration. Featured projects span from a Zen-based integration of arts and letters to a complex institutional collaboration to the merging of the physical parameters of the human body to a large-scale participatory project requiring the collaboration of museum visitors.

A feisty parolee follows her dreams to a small town in Wisconsin to find a new life working at the Spitfire Grill that’s up for sale. There are no takers for the joint until the owner decides to raffle it off. Then mail starts arriving by the wheelbarrow.

A hilarious sequel to Over the Tavern sees the Pazinski family leave the conservative 1950s for the rebellious 1960s. Apollo 11 is about to land on the moon and the family gathers to honor their late father’s memory and quickly become entangled in each other’s problems.

Come to Bethel and enjoy all the fun outdoor activities WinterFest has to offer. Ice skating, snow sculptures, snow maze, winter triathlon, and lots more. 

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

"Exchange" highlights four projects by the artists Lewis Hyde and Max Gimblett, David Ross, Caitlin Berrigan, and Deb Todd Wheeler that explore the creative, social, and political possibilities of collaboration. Featured projects span from a Zen-based integration of arts and letters to a complex institutional collaboration to the merging of the physical parameters of the human body to a large-scale participatory project requiring the collaboration of museum visitors.

A feisty parolee follows her dreams to a small town in Wisconsin to find a new life working at the Spitfire Grill that’s up for sale. There are no takers for the joint until the owner decides to raffle it off. Then mail starts arriving by the wheelbarrow.

A hilarious sequel to Over the Tavern sees the Pazinski family leave the conservative 1950s for the rebellious 1960s. Apollo 11 is about to land on the moon and the family gathers to honor their late father’s memory and quickly become entangled in each other’s problems.

Come to Bethel and enjoy all the fun outdoor activities WinterFest has to offer. Ice skating, snow sculptures, snow maze, winter triathlon, and lots more. 

An exaggerated spoof of Gothic horror and Victorian melodrama in which an unsuspecting woman marries a mysterious lord only to discover that the presence of his first wife still haunts the manor house.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

"Exchange" highlights four projects by the artists Lewis Hyde and Max Gimblett, David Ross, Caitlin Berrigan, and Deb Todd Wheeler that explore the creative, social, and political possibilities of collaboration. Featured projects span from a Zen-based integration of arts and letters to a complex institutional collaboration to the merging of the physical parameters of the human body to a large-scale participatory project requiring the collaboration of museum visitors.

A feisty parolee follows her dreams to a small town in Wisconsin to find a new life working at the Spitfire Grill that’s up for sale. There are no takers for the joint until the owner decides to raffle it off. Then mail starts arriving by the wheelbarrow.

A hilarious sequel to Over the Tavern sees the Pazinski family leave the conservative 1950s for the rebellious 1960s. Apollo 11 is about to land on the moon and the family gathers to honor their late father’s memory and quickly become entangled in each other’s problems.

Come to Bethel and enjoy all the fun outdoor activities WinterFest has to offer. Ice skating, snow sculptures, snow maze, winter triathlon, and lots more. 

An exaggerated spoof of Gothic horror and Victorian melodrama in which an unsuspecting woman marries a mysterious lord only to discover that the presence of his first wife still haunts the manor house.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

"Exchange" highlights four projects by the artists Lewis Hyde and Max Gimblett, David Ross, Caitlin Berrigan, and Deb Todd Wheeler that explore the creative, social, and political possibilities of collaboration. Featured projects span from a Zen-based integration of arts and letters to a complex institutional collaboration to the merging of the physical parameters of the human body to a large-scale participatory project requiring the collaboration of museum visitors.

A feisty parolee follows her dreams to a small town in Wisconsin to find a new life working at the Spitfire Grill that’s up for sale. There are no takers for the joint until the owner decides to raffle it off. Then mail starts arriving by the wheelbarrow.

A hilarious sequel to Over the Tavern sees the Pazinski family leave the conservative 1950s for the rebellious 1960s. Apollo 11 is about to land on the moon and the family gathers to honor their late father’s memory and quickly become entangled in each other’s problems.

Come to Bethel and enjoy all the fun outdoor activities WinterFest has to offer. Ice skating, snow sculptures, snow maze, winter triathlon, and lots more. 

An exaggerated spoof of Gothic horror and Victorian melodrama in which an unsuspecting woman marries a mysterious lord only to discover that the presence of his first wife still haunts the manor house.

Chinese decorative art consists of imagery that includes many varieties of flowers — especially hibiscus, peony, and lotus — and animals like bats, dragons, cranes, and bees. Puns and Rebuses in Chinese Art explores how by joining several images together, Chinese artists were able to inscribe clever puns, or rebuses, upon the surfaces of the objects and paintings.

It's been more than twenty-five years since Marshall Crenshaw broke through to both critical and commercial acclaim with his 1982 self-titled debut and its infectious, era-defining pop hit "Someday, Someway." Expect an evening of warm vocals and riveting guitar work from this master.

Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, and essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

The Colby College Museum of Art celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with Art at Colby: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Colby College Museum of Art. The show features objects from the museum’s collections of American, European, Asian and contemporary art, and is accompanied by an audio tour and an illustrated book of collection highlights, featuring essays by a wide range of scholars and artists.

Meet Ava Goodale, certified birth doula with Que Sera Sera Birth Services, over tea and refreshments and learn more about the role of a birth doula. The event also includes several tables of massage tools, aromatherapy products, baby slings, and take-home gift baskets. Free confidential consultations can be arranged to discuss particular needs. First Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m.

Ever wonder what garments your great-grandparents went out on the town in? "Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" lets you imagine. This exhibition draws on the Farnsworth’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories that includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

"Elegantly Attired: Victorian Apparel and Accessories Found in Coastal Maine" draws on the museum’s collection of nineteenth-century clothing and accessories and includes day and evening attire, nightgowns, undergarments, hats and shoes, fans, and jewelry from a period when coastal Maine towns were in the midst of an economic boom.

This exhibit explains the beginnings of the total overhaul of reality by the camera in the nineteenth century. Today’s fine art photographers in New England are still deeply committed to teaching and practicing these many original photographic processes.

Drawn primarily from the museum’s permanent collection, this exhibit features twenty-five works that explore the history of collage from its introduction in Europe in the early twentieth century, by artists such as Kurt Schwitters and Jean Arp, to present day works by Maine artists such as Tom Hall and Aaron Stephan.

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Down East Enterpirse, Inc.
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 Immonen, a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design, exhibits a series of intimate, small-scale watercolors that depict lush woodlands and reflect a deep, spiritual connection to nature.

This Belfast-based artist presents a series of expressionistic works that reflect a love of landscape.

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With his wife doing a book tour, a father of twelve must handle a new job and his unstable brood.

Playwright Henrik Ibsen’s gripping story of one brave man’s struggle to do the right thing and speak the truth when he finds the mineral springs on which his town depends are contaminated.

Experience a public reading of the Declaration of Independence and commentary by a living history interpreter at 2 p.m.

"Exchange" highlights four projects by the artists Lewis Hyde and Max Gimblett, David Ross, Caitlin Berrigan, and Deb Todd Wheeler that explore the creative, social, and political possibilities of collaboration. Featured projects span from a Zen-based integration of arts and letters to a complex institutional collaboration to the merging of the physical parameters of the human body to a large-scale participatory project requiring the collaboration of museum visitors.

A feisty parolee follows her dreams to a small town in Wisconsin to find a new life working at the Spitfire Grill that’s up for sale. There are no takers for the joint until the owner decides to raffle it off. Then mail starts arriving by the wheelbarrow.

A hilarious sequel to Over the Tavern sees the Pazinski family leave the conservative 1950s for the rebellious 1960s. Apollo 11 is about to land on the moon and the family gathers to honor their late father’s memory and quickly become entangled in each other’s problems.

Come to Bethel and enjoy all the fun outdoor activities WinterFest has to offer. Ice skating, snow sculptures, snow maze, winter triathlon, and lots more. 

An exaggerated spoof of Gothic horror and Victorian melodrama in which an unsuspecting woman marries a mysterious lord only to discover that the presence of his first wife still haunts the manor house.

Chinese decorative art consists of imagery that includes many varieties of flowers — especially hibiscus, peony, and lotus — and animals like bats, dragons, cranes, and bees. Puns and Rebuses in Chinese Art explores how by joining several images together, Chinese artists were able to inscribe clever puns, or rebuses, upon the surfaces of the objects and paintings.

The third annual Paul D. Merrill Business Ethics Lecture at the University of New England. The lecture series creates an opportunity for future business leaders from the university and the broader community to learn about and reflect upon the important role that ethical considerations play in business decisions, and the impact these choices have on our communities. This year's speaker is Matthew R. Simmons, chairman emeritus of Simmons & Company International, a specialized energy investment banking firm.

When an elderly Jewish drycleaner walks into the path of an oncoming yuppie’s car, a judge with a sense of humor requires the young man to pay a series of weekly visits to his victim. And what starts out as an Odd Couple-style comedy becomes a surprising story about the dangers of intolerance and isolation.