Ian Cheney’s ‘The Arc of Oblivion’ will be shown next month from inside an ark built on land in Rockland.
Life & Culture
Stories about life, culture, entertainment and arts from the Portland Press Herald.
Face the Music: 5 must-see performers at the Ossipee Valley Music Festival
The four-day event in Hiram also features workshops, barn dances, yoga and food trucks.
‘Barbie,’ in 1st, and ‘Oppenheimer,’ in 2nd, fuel historic box office bonanza
The ‘Barbenheimer’ phenomenon may have started out as a good-natured competition between two aesthetic opposites, but, as many hoped, both movies benefitted in the end.
Art review: Art-making is among the many careers of these professionals
Four concurrent shows feature artists who have worked in very different fields, from psychotherapy to coffee roasting.
Bedside table: A nonfiction stack
Editor’s note: Some people tell us about one book they’re reading, and some, like LIZ SOLET of Blue Hill, who sent us this list, have an enticing and varied stack. “The Narrow Edge: A Tiny Bird, and Ancient Crab, and an Epic Journey” by Deborah Cramer “Catch and Release: The Enduring Yet Vulnerable Horseshoe Crab” […]
Deep Water: ‘Breathing Room,’ by Michelle Menting
Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.
‘The Road to Dalton’ portrays an Aroostook town filled with secrets – and love
Shannon Bowring’s debut novel about a small fictional town has a tender heart.
Can veganism save the soul of a wily millionaire?
‘The Vegan,’ a new novel by Andrew Lipstein, explores moral and ethical dilemmas through the eyes of a troubled hedge fund manager.
Best-Sellers: ‘Dead Man’s Wake,’ ‘Battle of Ink & Ice’
The current top-selling fiction and nonfiction books at Longfellow Books in Portland.
Society Notebook: Hogfish kicks off season with a garden party
The Cape Elizabeth performing arts residency gave a preview of its upcoming production of ‘CarmXn.’