You can also see the latest Warren Miller film at Portland's State Theatre.

There are several chances to see the Don Campbell Band holiday show, including Friday in Bath and Sunday in Portland.

The Portland musician has put out an instrumental album of holiday songs, which he now thinks of as American folk music.

After missing all of last season, both of Portland's professional winter sports teams are back, providing a fun night out for the family.

See shows from Squirrel Nut Zippers, Star Club and Sarah Jarosz.

'WANT/NEED' is on view through Jan. 15.

The track is the first single from the forthcoming EP "Daybreamin'".

The event has been in the works since April when camp owner Kale Malmsten met up with Kaleb Pushard of SkyBox Holiday & Event Lighting and pitched the idea.

See horn and percussion act Moon Hooch at State Theatre on Friday.

The exhibition combines the artwork of Kifah Abdulla with the graphic designs of Mark Jamra and Neil Patel.

See shows from Maia Sharp and Catie Curtis, Kat Edmonson and The Mallett Brothers Band.

Registration is open for the Maine Film Association's first-ever Winter Film Challenge, happening over 72 hours in February.

She'll be opening a pair of shows for Caamp at the State Theatre.

The Dyer Library/Saco Museum is holding its 17th Annual Festival of Trees.

Fire pits, outdoor activities and, of course, the beer make these destination drinking establishments.

The South Portland e-bike retailer 93 Main makes a mean iced coffee and breakfast sandwich.

See her live in Ogunquit, Brownfield and Rockland this weekend.

The Festival of Trees at Johnson Hall in Gardiner runs for the next two weekends.

You can also catch a Fleetwood Mac tribute act and local pianist and singer Bess Jacques.

Expect stark decor and good service at the new wine bar and market.

PMA Films, Space and The Apohadion are all showing films in person this week.

The new Portland take-out restaurant offers Middle Eastern fare, plus pizza and sandwiches.

Fill your calendar with music, theater, lights and more.

Prompted by the pandemic, the landscape painter goes back to a style he thought he had left behind and is showing his work in Yarmouth.

Toughcats are opening for Mallett Brothers Band in Portland on Dec. 4.

With venues reopened and acts back on stage, there was a lot to be thankful for this year.

The single will be available on streaming platforms on Friday.

There's no supply-chain shortage when it comes to holiday movies and TV specials

With their perseverance in the face of the pandemic, it would have been really hard to write this column.

Grab tickets now for their Dec. 3 show at Portland House of Music.

Maine Beer Company is raising money to help Maine Coast Heritage Trust purchase the land in Casco Bay.

The perfect gift might already be in reach, at an upcoming church craft fair or fine art sale.

There's also a ski sale, burlesque performance and comedy show.

Ellen Golden and Duane Paluska worked in separate studios, but their creations nevertheless reveal deep connections.

Grab tickets for vocal group Pentatonix, who will be playing a Christmas show in Portland on Dec. 2.

You can order your food to go, but you'll probably want to stay.

There's also a tribute to Carole King in Sanford, and Little Feat headline the State Theatre.

The new album is out on Nov. 19.

Written by director Michael Tobin, the play grapples with family dynamics surrounding a medical diagnosis.

The Broadway actor's one-man show, 'Searching for Mr. Moon,' is autobiographical.

The weekly tradition has returned to bars and restaurants around southern Maine.

Filmmakers David Camlin and Megan Grumbling hope their hometown serves as a less-rancorous template for confronting the use of Native American imagery by sports teams.

Tickets on sale Friday for Air Supply, Gladys Knight, Dropkick Murphys and Ministry.

Cole has shows this weekend in Brownfield and Gardiner.

You can see her play at Blue on Sunday.

Catch the world premiere of 'Searching For Mr. Moon' at Portland Stage.

The tiny restaurant in Gray offers an affordable array of wraps, salads and sandwiches, made with the best local ingredients.

The new restaurant in The Francis Hotel is a neighborhood hot spot.

The track features Dominic Lavoie.