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Celebrate all things spring, from syrup to Sea Dogs, with these events
Maine Maple Sunday, Art in Bloom, baseball games and music festivals are among the season's highlights.
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Face the Music: Mary Fahl brings show of ’60 and ’70s covers to Portland
She'll also play some original songs and ones from her days in October Project at One Longfellow Square on Friday.
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Indie Film: Why I shouldn’t be writing about ‘My Name is Andrea’
The film about feminist scholar Andrea Dworkin is the latest featured in Maine Jewish Film Festival's statewide screenings.
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Restaurant group Big Tree Hospitality hasn't changed much since it took over the Falmouth Foreside store.
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The new South Portland restaurant has a small but creative cocktail menu and inspired wine list.
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You can also see 'Somewhere/Elsewhere' in Westbrook and a film about artist Mary Cassatt in Damariscotta.
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The music ranges from singer-songwriter tunes to instrumental guitar and organ compositions.
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Melissa Reardon is the newest member of Borromeo String Quartet, which will play Saturday at Hannaford Hall on the college's Portland campus.
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Find hikes by county, routes with waterfalls or trails within state parks, then grab your backpack and get out there.
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Stream the track on your favorite platform.
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Tickets are on sale now for Sammy Rae & The Friends in Portland on Sept. 20.
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Tickets go on sale Friday morning.
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Go local with your St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
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The classic rock station was launched in a trailer in Litchfield in 1973.
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Irish music concerts, corned beef and cabbage, parties, a cold dip in the ocean and pub fun are among the St. Patrick's Day events planned around southern Maine.
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Hear classic interpretations of hit songs and '90s throwbacks, all on Saturday.
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'Unicorn Wars,' screening Friday at Space, takes a new tactic in sending an anti-war message through film.
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Service, food and atmosphere all come together at this charming bakery and cafe.
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The small Falmouth theater made headlines five years ago when a different play with similar themes drew hate calls and mail, but to Footlights director Michael Tobin, not doing shows like this means 'hate wins.'
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The Third Thursday happy hour is at Portland Museum of Art.
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You can hear the tune live Thursday in Portsmouth.
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Tickets are on sale now for a pair of May shows from local indie soul-folk act GoldenOak.
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The suggestions have been narrowed down to seven spots. Vote for your favorite.
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Here are some ways you might mark Maine's 203rd birthday – the anniversary of statehood – on March 15.
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Her tour comes to One Longfellow Square in Portland on Saturday.
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Married couple Jennifer Banis and Ian Talmage, who run a catering business, opened the bakery/cafe in December.
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And there will be even more reason to visit Alto Terrace Bar + Kitchen come summertime.
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See comic Heather McMahan on Friday in Portland.
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Singer-songwriter Grace Potter performs a solo show Saturday in Waterville.
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A film about the Austrian-born doctor's work in Rangeley is screening at Space on Friday.
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See the band on Friday at Sun Tiki Studios in Portland.
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Maine Restaurant Week is underway, and we want to know which spots you would have included in the roundup.
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Snow day or no, these hills are right nearby when you're ready.
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Good Theater puts on the Maine premiere of the play depicting the relationship between artist Jamie Wyeth and ballet legend Rudolph Nureyev.
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The Portland restaurant serves up American Chinese staples in big portions, enough for another meal.
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See singer-songwriter Deb Talan on Sunday in Portland.
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See the play 'Nureyev's Eyes' in Portland and the musical 'Into the Woods' in Gorham.
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The three award-winning singer-songwriters perform together Friday at the State Theatre.
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The differences are subtle, but the scent and taste can help you identify the style.
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Since Noah Bessey's short film was selected for a horror series, he's gotten a lot busier.
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Grab tickets to see The Chicks in August.
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The event, featuring live music, food, children's activities and more, was first held in 2020 as a way to bring business into the city at a time when winter weather keeps people away.
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A full-length album will be released in April.
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Grab tickets now to see bluegrass sensation Billy Strings, who plays two shows at Thompson's Point in July.
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Hear the hits and deep album cuts on Friday night.
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Eveningstar Cinema is smartly showing the theatrical cut of the 1986 film – not James Cameron's version.
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Catch funk guitarist Victor Wong at the State Theatre.
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You can also see the latest exhibit at the UNE Art Gallery in Portland.
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About 70 establishments are expected to participate in the annual event, started to help Maine restaurants attract customers in the dead of winter.
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The new restaurant, housed in the former China Eatery on Ocean Park Road, opened in December.
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Travels to Japan informed the bar program at the buzzy new Old Port restaurant.
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The project by Massachusetts photographer Jon Crispin, called 'Willard Suitcases,' runs through April 2 at St. Alban's Episcopal Church.