Greater Portland Landmarks will be holding a fundraiser, ‘Portland Unlocked,’ on Tuesday, featuring a presentation of 3D historical stereoview images of life in Maine.
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Maine Museum of Photographic Arts makes itself at home in new Portland space
The state’s only dedicated photography museum opened its new 1,500-square-foot space on Commercial Street this month, which will allow it to expand its photographic and educational offerings in the heart of the Old Port.
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Creative Portland will hold first ‘Third Wednesday’ event today
The nonprofit’s first ‘Third Wednesday’ event, happening today from 4-7 pm, will include live music and other festivities.
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Rockland exhibit combines iPhone and biology to create a world of color, geometry | Column
John Woodruff’s ‘Interiors/Exteriors (the nature of nature)’ is showing at Triangle Gallery through June 28.
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Check out movies in Maine that aren’t your typical summer blockbuster
If you’ve already had your fill of blockbuster openings, it’s time to look for more hidden cinematic treasures.
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‘Pen15’ co-creator confronts parental inheritance and estrangement in new memoir
In ‘The Sane One,’ New Englander Anna Konkle reflects on her father’s legacy, the ‘Pen15’ writers’ room and setting boundaries.
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Portland Theater Festival’s 2026 season kicks off with ‘The Monsters’
The theater group, now in its 6th year, will also perform ‘Octet’ and Ibsen’s ‘An Enemy of the People.’
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Writer returns to fictional Haven Point to meet pirates and misunderstood mothers
In ‘Liberty Island,’ Virginia Hume turns back the clock to investigate juvenile fiction and female ambition.
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Read the poem ‘Food Shopping’ by Michele Pavitt
Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.
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Lewiston’s ‘Singing Soldier’ gets golden advance on ‘America’s Got Talent’
Isaac Atkins, a Lewiston native on active duty in Hawaii, heads to Round 2 and a live performance in California in August.