Concordia College Choir from New York to perform on Saturday as part of church members’ celebration that was delayed one year due to the 500-year observance of the start of the Reformation.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Since Auburn boy is allergic to cats and dogs, family makes goats its pet project
‘We were totally flying by the seat of our pants as far as learning what they needed,’ says his mother.
Robert Indiana’s home on Vinalhaven needs work to become museum
Millions of dollars would have to be spent to fulfill the artist’s vision of transforming the mansion into a museum for displaying his artwork.
MECA celebrates migration, and many others follow
‘Making Migration Visible’ opens next month and is joined by other art shows, exhibits and over events in its mission to tell a positive story about the subject.
Dine Out Maine: Lio serves well-prepared small plates in a mostly European vein
And they’re mostly inventive and delicious, too.
Maine’s artisanal cheese scene is growing up
Aged cheese is trickier to make than fresh, but the state’s cheesemakers are making headway.
Burt Reynolds warmly recalled at private service
His ex-wife, Loni Anderson, shares moments from their 12 years together.
Paul Simon wrapping up farewell tour
The 76-year-old singer picks Flushing Meadows Corona Park to say goodbye.
Iraqi restaurant Babylon on Forest Avenue closes
The owners say they are looking for a new location.
Robert Venturi, postmodern architect who argued ‘Less is a bore,’ dies at 93
Venturi disdained for what he considered the soulless buildings of his modernist predecessors, who often designed glass buildings with walls of windows.