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Vintage shop Amity’s Maine opens in downtown Portland
In the Arts District on Congress Street, the store offers a curated collection of housewares, secondhand clothing and upcycled designs.
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Fiber artist to discuss intersectional project at Rockland presentation
Rockland Public Library will host Jill Schoof for ‘Art Meets Science: The Coral Reef Project’ on Thursday, April 2.
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UMaine alum, TV star Timothy Simons will give 2026 commencement speech
The Readfield native best known for his roles in ‘Nobody Wants This’ and ‘Veep’ graduated from the Orono university in 2001.
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What’s coming up at Bowdoinham’s Merrymeeting Arts Center?
The center is kicking off the season this weekend during the Ice and Smelt Festival.
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Portland City Council OKs entertainment venue fee born out of Live Nation debate
Venues that hold more than 2,000 people will be required to contribute 1%-2% of ticket sales to a fund that is designed to help the city’s arts and entertainment community.
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Meet the 2025 Maine Women in the Arts award winners
Kennebunkport group hosts annual award show.
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Meet November’s featured artist at Kennebunk Free Library
Joanne Maloney is a member of ‘Urban Sketchers,’ a group that creates art during inclement weather.
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Brunswick Outdoor Arts Festival returns on Aug. 16
Brunswick Outdoor Arts Festival returns to Maine Street for a day filled with art and music on Saturday, Aug. 16, with festivities set up throughout Brunswick’s historic downtown. An event with a humble origin, the Brunswick Outdoor Arts Festival began in 2007 as a small gathering of 17 artists. It has since grown into a […]
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Anonymous $1M donation will support arts and music in Portland schools
The biggest one-time gift in the history of the Foundation for Portland Public Schools will be used in part for a new program to bring local arts organizations into classrooms.