The event starts with a reception, short annual meeting and announcement of the 2024 Richard O. Thompson Volunteer Award honoree.
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Mid-Maine Chamber to hold Business Breakfast series
A variety of talks are planned throughout the year.
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Farmington hospital to hold Galentine’s Event Feb. 13
This community-focused gathering brings together women-oriented health services.
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Online event set for Feb. 12 offers scholarship strategies
This online-only event is offered by the University of Maine at Augusta.
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Gardiner opera house to feature Griffin William Sherry Feb. 14
Sherry’s roots continue to grow in the ever evolving genres of folk, Americana and rock ‘n roll.
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Finding Our Voices offers online book club
Finding Our Voices is set to hold an online book club discussion of “The Bonobo Sisterhood: Revolution Through Female Alliance” with the book’s author, Diane Rosenfeld, founding director of Harvard’s Gender Violence Program. The discussion is scheduled for 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 11. The event is part of the Finding Our Voices Book Club, which […]
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Camden event to feature Rasa String Quartet Feb. 15
Muddy Boots Series for children allows them to move and dance.
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Hallowell theater’s season to begin with ‘The Love Seat’
HALLOWELL — Gaslight Theater’s 2025 Season begins this month with an East Coast premier of Sam Haven’s two-act comedy “The Love Seat,” directed by John Rider. The show is set to be produced at Hallowell City Hall Auditorium, 1 Winthrop St., over two weekends, including Sunday matinees, Feb. 14-16 and 21-23. Friday and Saturday shows start […]
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Bob Dylan biopic showing Feb. 16 in Rangeley
The acclaimed Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown” will be shown at the RFA Lakeside Theater.
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Farmington exhibit ‘Take Only What You Can Carry’ on display
A Skowhegan artist will share a real-life photographic exhibit at the University of Maine at Farmington Art Gallery.