Aroostook County does its best impersonation of Kentucky when Blistered Fingers, the Douthwrights, White Mountain Bluegrass, Borderline Bluegrass, the Lewis Family, and many more acts play live.

The Empire Brass Quintet tackles Stravinsky, Berio, Vivaldi, Strauss, and more on tuba, trombone, French horn, and trumpet.

Empire Brass, one of the world’s great brass quintets, offers a range of recognizable works from Prokofiev and Dvorak to the show-stopping tunes of Gershwin and Ellington.

The nineteenth annual festival of “Sounds Around Blue Hill,” presented by the Bagaduce Music Lending Library.

Middle eastern ensemble Okbari joins the klezmer ensemble the Casco Bay Tummlers for an evening to benefit Seeds of Peace, an international organization working to promote peace in the Middle East.

PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE: In outdoor performances at 1 PM and 3 PM, favorite local musicians Julia Lane and Fred Gosbee, of Castlebay, will play tunes of Colonial New England and the "old country." Rain date September 7.

Featuring THE JASON SPOONER TRIO and INNER VISIONS
With special guests THE HORSESHOE CRABS

An afternoon of music outdoors at an historic saltwater farm. Three bands. Family friendly. Caribbean food and spirits available. Fresh oyster bar. Alternative energy displays and demonstrations, including the ceremonial “flipping of the switch” for DRA’s new wind generator. Open seating. Rain or shine. Bring blankets. Proceeds support land conservation and education. No refunds, coolers or pets.

May 29 -Seacoast singer/songwriter, Dan Walker, will perform at the North Star Cafe, opening the show for Mark Erelli 7pm.

Well-known musician Monica Grabin joins forces with the Brick Store Museum to present a public concert in honor of Memorial Day weekend. Grabin's stirring performance traces American history in the World War I era through song, pairing her signature folk music with imagery from the Brick Store Museum’s collection of World War I recruitment and morale posters--said to be the most extensive in the State of Maine.

Made possible by a grant from The Virginia Hodgkins Somers Foundation.

Richie Havens is gifted with one of the most recognizable voices in popular music. His fiery, poignant, and soulful singing style has remained ageless since he first emerged from the Greenwich Village folk scene in the early 1960s.