The Boss will perform songs from his career, interspersed with readings of his best-selling memoir ‘Born to Run,’ in the solo shows.
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Salt Bay Chamberfest opens with some things old, some things new
The Damariscotta festival continues with free lectures and community events through Aug. 19.
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Concert review: Alabama Shakes charms crowd with gritty blues-rock
The band’s at its best as it delivers a boisterous, rattling sound.
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Living with Lyme disease, a Brunswick artist saves his energy for his art
James Graham is often tired and riddled with pain, and expresses his frustrations and joy in gestural, abstract paintings.
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Whodunit? Former Portland police detective knows whereof he writes
In Bruce Robert Coffin’s latest mystery, a long list of people have good reasons to have finished off attorney Paul Ramsey.
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Elizabeth Atkinson’s ‘The Island of Beyond’ is a new, ready-made classic for young readers
A young boy, a whimsical elderly aunt, the Maine woods plus a little Edgar Allen Poe add up to an enthralling read.
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Portland museum gives us a monumental tribute to American sculpture
The Portland Museum of Art features work by Gaston Lachaise, Robert Laurent, Elie Nadelman and William Zorach.
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Deep Water: ‘Cynghanedd After Brueghel’ by Philip Carlsen
Maine poems, edited and introduced by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc.
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How a vineyard in rural Maine is booking big-name concerts
Savage Oakes Vineyard and Winery, a family-run business in Union, is evolving into an outdoor venue hosting such major acts as Graham Nash, Indigo Girls and Lyle Lovett, who will perform Aug. 13.
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Society Notebook: Center for Grieving Children holds a soiree to expand its reach
The event was at Vinegar Hill Music Theatre in Arundel, an area of the state it hopes to provide more services.