He enjoyed crossing musical genres, from jazz-rock to classical, and was known for experimenting with different sounds on the electric violin.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Hopeful poets bringing fight against gun violence to Maine
The Telling Room will host a reading with Maine poet Richard Blanco and others on March 6 at the Portland library.
Union College says it found strand of George Washington’s hair
While no one’s sure, the historical evidence is there, and such locks were given as gifts in the 18th century.
Recipe: Cheesy potato casserole
This recipe is adapted with Maine potatoes, smoked cheese and cornflake topping.
Dine Out Maine: Embrace the cozy West End vibe of Bolster, Snow & Co.
You’ll likely get a tableside hello from the restaurant’s very chatty – and very talented – chef. Stay a while – and don’t skip dessert!
Give peace lilies a chance
This easy grower from the jungle can find a comfortable home in Maine.
Get Busy: Hit the Eastern Trail on President’s Day
The sales may tempt, but the outdoors is cheaper – and better for you.
Galen Koch is setting a course for Maine’s coastal communities
Her plan is to gather stories from an old Airstream she’s turned into a media lab.
Editor’s letter: Aspiring farmers, apply now for scholarships!
Three Russell Libby Agricultural Scholar Awards are up for grabs, with an application deadline of March 1.
Two naturalists, one in midcoast Maine, closely observe as the climate changes
Data from backyard observations by citizen scientists add up to troubling trends.