Community Ski Free day is set for Sunday, folks can venture to Portland for a Griffin William Sherry show, and get your tickets for Bailey’s Mistake in Gardiner.
Stacy Blanchet
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Holiday sing-alongs, plays, concerts set for central Maine
‘A Christmas Carol’ is planned for Skowhegan, Hanukkah Mexican is set for Bath, Pat Colwell and the Soul Sensations prepare for Gardiner performance, ShineOnCass. Blue Christmas is set for Oakland and auditions for an upcoming play are planned in Hallowell.
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Theater, Celtic music set for Waterville, Adam Ezra Group comes to Waldoboro
Joy to the Ville festivities are scheduled for Saturday in downtown Waterville.
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Holiday festivities planned in 6 central Maine towns
Tree festivals and lightings, parades and traditional celebrations are scheduled for Farmington, Gardiner, Richmond, Skowhegan, Winslow and Winthrop.
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Waterville, Augusta, Canaan plan festival of trees events
The weekend will kickoff the winter holiday season in central Maine.
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Holiday festivals, comedy, concerts among 6 things to do in central Maine
Yellow Brick Road concert, a comedy series at UMA and an evening with Academy Award winner Ernest Thompson are among area entertainment options coming up.
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Monmouth schools holds ceremony to honor veterans
Students from Monmouth Academy and Monmouth Memorial School gathered for a parade of 23 area veterans, a ceremony and receiving line.
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Beatles, bluegrass, holiday classics and poetry among 8 things to do in central Maine
Plan ahead for drama, music, shopping and fun from Augusta to Madison.
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6 things to do: Concerts, plays and poetry can be found in central Maine
Caroline Cotter plans a Belfast concert, Iam Tongi can be heard in Belfast, Hildaland performance set for Waldoboro, The Bookey Readings can be experienced in Winthrop, and Theater at Monmouth prepares to stage “The Game’s Afoot” this week and “Who’s Holiday” later this month.
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Frights and delights: 7 chances to get spooked in central Maine
Whether touring a cemetery, a historic theater or a downtown you walk through every day, these locations will be shown in a new light.