On Sunday, Sept. 16, Dover-Foxcroft’s Center Theatre for the Performing Arts will host singer-songwriter Dar Williams, who is touring in support of her ninth studio album, “In The Time of Gods” (released on Razor & Tie Records on April 17 of this year). The album features 10 songs that, though set in today’s chaotic world, borrow from classic Greek archetypes. In a recent phone interview from her New York home, Williams, who’s career began in the early 90s, talked about her album, her fondness for Maine and the tour that will bring her to our fair state.

“Finding Nemo” Arguably Pixar’s best movie returns, this time in three dimensions. 96 minutes (PG-13)

His name is Mike Birbiglia, and that’s the last time I use it. But that’s his real name, and he’s a real stand up comic who found success in a long one act about himself Off Broadway that ran for 36 weeks. Not a bad run.

HALLOWELL — A poetry reading by UK poet William Ayot of Wales will begin at 7 p.m. Friday at the Harlow Gallery, 160 Water St. Ayot’s powerful and accessible poetry speaks directly to the heart as he charts an underworld journey through loss, self-loathing and grief, to acceptance, reconciliation and a sense of belonging, according to a release.

Movie times are good for Friday, Sept. 14, through Thursday, Sept. 20 AUGUSTA Regal Augusta 10, Marketplace Drive, 623-8183 Unavailable at press time. FARMINGTON Narrow Gauge Cinemas, Front Street, 778-4877 Unavailable at press time. PITTSFIELD Pittsfield Community Theater, 487-5461 “ParaNorman,” 7:30 daily; 10 a.m. Wednesday; 2 p.m. Sunday SKOWHEGAN Skowhegan Drive-In Theater 474-9277 “The Dark […]