The two-volume set, called 'Garland: That's Beyond Entertainment,' includes articles, interviews, talks and program notes.
'Residency' and 'We are the Warriors' are showing in Portland.
Sign up for these lessons in sushi making, holiday mixology, cheese basics and more.
There are several chances to see A Charlie Brown Christmas with the Heather Pierson Trio in Maine this holiday season.
The Mad Horse Theatre show is up through Dec. 10.
You can also hit a craft show in Scarborough and a drag show in Portland.
The in-progress film tells the story of a rural priest with a secret charged with investigating a possessed boy.
From tree lightings to theatrical productions, there's something to keep everyone entertained this holiday season.
The singer-songwriter has a show with Rod Picott at The Hill Arts on Nov. 30.
The Congress Street tea shop also serves sweet and savory varieties of a croissant-waffle hybrid.
See the local all-star band Spencer and the Walrus play three shows at the State Theatre.
Grab tickets to see singer-songwriter Tom Rush at One Longfellow Square.
Prix fixe dinners, buffets and takeout meals are available from Biddeford to Bangor.
The King of Donair food truck is serving up the pita-wrapped specialty, along with homemade fudge.
See a series of short films in Fryeburg.
Indie soul-folk band GoldenOak performs in Arundel on Saturday.
More than 30 restaurants, bars and breweries in the area host weekly trivia nights.
You can also catch a show from singer-songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman.
The annual performance by the Portland collective happens on the Saturday after Thanksgiving at Aura.
The film succeeds at authentically capturing the state and its people through five interconnected stories.
Local playwright Kevin O'Leary tells the story of the young author and mother.
There's also a benefit softball tournament in Lewiston.
Proceeds from State Theatre shows, an all-day event at Aura, and a concert at Portland House of Music will be donated to funds connected to the tragedy.
Many of them will be filled with wares made by local crafters and artists.
See Canadian folk singer James Keelaghan with David Woodhead in Brunswick on Nov. 18.
Alan Kryszak's 'The Religion Move' premieres at the University of Maine this weekend.
The new tenants of the beloved Legion Square Market space have kept the meat counter and added creative sandwiches to go.
Catch shows in Portland and Rockland.
The Westbrook restaurant, part of a small chain, feels bright and homey nestled among several businesses.
You can also see how Day of the Dead is celebrated, with altar, storytelling and music.
The Canadian band will be at Stone Mountain Arts Center in Brownfield on Thursday and Friday.
From documentaries to drama to comedy, the films explore universal themes through a Jewish lens.
Tickets are on sale now to see indie-pop band Lucius on Feb. 1 in Portland.
The rock band that helped draw attention to Portland's music scene in the 1990s is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its 'Turn to Stone' album.
Catch shows from Mama's Broke, The Secret Sisters and Shemekia Copeland.
The bar, in East Deering, is a neighborhood institution.
Sisterhood rules in Carey Crim's latest work, which is having its world premiere at The Public in Lewiston.
The play about Mary Shelley will debut at the Studio Theatre at Portland Stage next week.
See guitarist Hiroya Tsukamoto in Camden.
Sea Salt Lobster serves all sorts of seafood in baskets, plus sandwiches and even Tex-Mex dishes.
Local screens are splashed with blood this Halloween.
You can also attend a Maine Mariners hockey game on Saturday.
There are three chances to see traditional Scottish band Tannahill Weavers in Maine this weekend.
The arcade bar has a variety of seating options and serves food.
Get out your costumes and get down with zombies, dance parties and tons of spooky stuff for kids.
There's a diverse mix of Halloween offerings, covering many genres.
From $1 oysters to chef's specials, you can find them for cheap any day of the week.
The tender play, set in small-town Texas, opens Good Theater's season.
The Champlain Film Festival is screening contemporary French-language films from all over the world Friday and Saturday in Portland.
Live Music Lineup: A local tribute to Queen and lots of singer-songwriters