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For 40th anniversary, Bates Dance Festival goes big
After two years of restricted activity, the Bates Dance Festival is back for its first full event since 2019.
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Why wait for fall? Summer has its share of Maine fairs
At least 11 fairs are scheduled across the state through the end of August, including the Ossipee Valley Fair in Hiram this week.
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Face the Music: Time is ripe for album release from feminist punk trio Bait Bag
'Confident, Sloppy, and Loud,' out Friday, is the North Haven band's first full-length album.
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The barbecue joint, which opened last year on Route 1 in Thomaston, is just the ticket. -
The restaurant received its first Award of Excellence from Wine Spectator. -
Windborne brings its harmonies to Deertrees Theatre on Friday. -
You can also catch Mike Miclon's 'The Early Evening Show' in South Paris. -
The 10-day Waterville-based Maine International Film Festival, starting Friday, lives up to its name by bringing movie lovers the world. -
Several cities and towns, from York to Lewiston, have events planned. -
The track is a cover of a '70s classic. -
See folk duo Schooner Fare perform with the Portland Symphony Orchestra at Old Orchard Beach on Saturday. -
The Portland-based band made just 500 copies of its sophomore album. -
Dan Chaimowitz already had the idea for 'Dole Mates,' a film about unemployed people struck living together. COVID helped complete the premise. -
You can also get a cheap bite and see some local music at the East Bayside nanobrewery. -
Maine Jewish Museum is displaying an exhibit of work by the late artist, a prolific painter of cityscapes and landscapes. -
The food truck-turned-restaurant by Mast Landing's Freeport tasting room is a worthy stop on its own. -
As pandemic restrictions ease, there are more Independence Day events happening around Maine. -
You can also see Carol Noonan with Duke Levine and Kevin Barry. -
See 'Heathers the Musical' in Portland. -
There's a new course in Freeport, plus several that also have ice cream, batting cages and other attractions. -
The track is a new single by the Portland-based singer songwriter who you can see tonight in Portland. -
Grab tickets for the ultimate Prince tribute in Arundel on Saturday. -
Listen to music, eat the state's iconic foods and celebrate community at these fun-filled festivals. -
Bread & Brews is happening Saturday in Unity. -
Eat It & Beet It offers all of its specialty burgers with either a beef or beet patty. -
Founded in 1964, the festival brings students from all over the world to study for six weeks with world-class classical musicians in Brunswick. -
The release show for Gallway's album with The Real Band is Saturday in Portland. -
All three shows are in Portland. -
The 2021 film is screening at Space this weekend. -
The new Old Port spot specializes in island-inspired drinks. -
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Head out for these easy to moderate hikes then treat yourself to more leisurely activity afterward. -
From leisurely cruises to kayak tours, there are tons of ways to enjoy the coast up close. -
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Arts and culture, community festivals, sporting events and more. -
These destination breweries offer a more relaxed vibe and more to do while you're there. -
If you're willing to dine early, settle for snacks or take a boat, you can still get a taste of these super-busy seasonal spots. -
The former Portland High School physics teacher has been with the team since 2000. -
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Plus, details on the farmers markets happening near you. -
There are still plenty of seats left to see Australian guitar legend Tommy Emmanuel. -
The Brunswick music theater opens its season back on its home stage following previous years of pandemic-related disruptions. -
As far as brewery districts go, the Portland neighborhood has retained a certain authenticity so far but will continue to face development pressure. -
Catch a conversation with authors Julia Glass & Lily King in Portland on Thursday. -
The actor, who has made bold moves throughout her career, will be honored July 15 by organizers of the 25th Maine International Film Festival in Waterville. -
June is Pride Month, with events across Maine scheduled, including the Pride Portland parade, festivals and train and trolley rides. -
The new eatery in South Portland features creative sandwiches with names inspired by children's stories, including the Henny Penny, Peter Rabbit and Three Little Pigs. -
Catch shows from Melissa Ferrick, Kevin Kiley and Mount Eerie. -
See indie-folk act GoldenOak on Saturday night in Rockland.




