The funny and relevant show opens Friday to limited live audiences.

Check out art exhibits at Speedwell Projects and a Mayo Street Arts Pop-Up Gallery

You can also stream a performance by singer Natále from the Camden Opera House.

Quinn's opened a year ago in the Mellen Street Market.

The track is from their forthcoming album 'Field Guide for Survival In This Dying World.'

Catch Jeff Christmas in person and stream Mark Tipton Trio and The Decemberists

Nikki Kallio writes about recovering from cancer during the pandemic in the book, 'Heroics.'

Places to have fun and relax are beginning to open up in Maine just in time for spring, including brewery tasting rooms, patios, libraries, tennis courts, ice cream stands, music venues and theaters.

There's also a Zoom conversation with modern-day chamber music composers.

The Old Port poke shop has been a reliable takeout spot throughout the pandemic.

Cody Alexander Curtis returned to his home state in 2018 and has kept busy.

The new brewery, owned by former employees of Boston's Trillium, moved into the space occupied by now-closed Brewery Extrava.

One writer and three venue owners and managers recall some favorite concerts at Maine venues.

The track is from his debut album 'Into the Open.'

The Thai-spiced fried chicken is super crispy, the salads and sides are loaded with creative items, and the nuggets go fast.

Meanwhile, the Farnsworth in Rockland has been open all along.

'The Lucky Ones,' which features the many talents of trombone player Dave Noyes, can be streamed on YouTube.

Littoral Books will release 'Wait: Poems from the Pandemic' in the first week of April.

You can also attend a ukulele workshop on Saturday.

The Portland-based Illustration Institute hopes recreate the French tradition of Poisson D'Avril online.

Stream performances from Midori, Heather Pierson and Jud Caswell.

The new sports bar replaced Madden's in the Hannaford shopping center.

Fun Box Monster Podcast features Portlanders Tristan Gallagher and Matt Awkward.

Watch the video premiere for the North Haven trio's new psychedelic single.

Schedules have been announced for outdoor performances at Maine Craft Distilling in Portland and a local musician's home in Yarmouth.

The free concert will be available to view starting Saturday.

The documentary filmed at dog-level is available to stream through PMA Films and Frontier.

Here's where and when to see these shows.

See new exhibits at Maine Jewish Museum and ICA at Maine College of Art.

You can build your own rice bowl and contribute to groceries for local families.

The Portland Regency's new lobby bar features flights and hard-to-find bottles.

Maple producers all over the state will participate this weekend, selling syrup and treats, but many won't have crowded events like pancake breakfasts, sugar house tours or wagon rides.

Several spots are keeping their outdoor dining areas open, and comfortable, throughout the winter.

The track is the first single off the band's forthcoming album.

Are you an experienced writer who loves local beer? Keep reading.

You can also stream a talk from author Fabrice Jaumont in celebration of International Francophonie Day.

Now that we've got another hour of daylight, here are some fun ways to spend it, including Maine sunset spots, strolls and walks, and places for outdoor sustenance.

Rent the 86-minute documentary through PMA Films.

The EP is full of fun, upbeat tracks.

The play was written by the director of the Falmouth theater.

There's a reason the new Yarmouth to-go window has been busy.

Catch virtual performances from VentiCordi, A.J. Croce and Fat Knuckle Freddy.

Some people celebrate Pi Day with pie; others with cocktails.

The track is from the indie rock band's forthcoming album 'A Dog Staring Into a Mirror On the Floor.'

A virtual parade, livestreamed Irish music, online Irish cooking lessons and corned beef to go can all be part of Mainers' safe St. Patrick's Day this year. But there are options for going out too.

It's easy to customize your takeout order from the Old Port burger joint.

The Maine filmmaker's short is playing through Sunday as part of the (other) Portland International Film Festival.

Portland bartenders are whipping up cocktails with Irish spirits and green ingredients to mark the occasion.

You can ice skate for free at Pineland Farms.

The eight-minute movie follows Phippsburg fishermen out catching pogies.