Live shows are back in a big way.
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Outdoor concert season is happening. Here’s who’s playing where
Details on the biggest shows and concert series throughout the state this summer.
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Live Music Lineup: Folk, rock, Americana and country rock all weekend long
Catch shows from Pete Kilpatrick, GoldenOak with Oshima Brothers, and Bill Kirchen.
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Things to Do: Theater, ballet and sound bathing
You can also schedule a visit to the recently reopened Portland Observatory.
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Things to Do: Stroll in Brunswick, laugh in Waterville and visit the past in South Berwick
You can also see ‘Into the Deep’ at USM’s Southworth Planetarium.
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Eat & Run: Pick your own combo of Jamaican flavors at the Public Market
Get jerk chicken or pork, oxtail or curry patties and choose from sides like plantains and beans and rice at Yardie Ting.
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Live Music Lineup: Bluegrass, roots and folk tunes in Kittery, Manchester and Boothbay Harbor
Jason Anick & Celia Woodsmith 6 p.m. Thursday. Outside Kittery Community Center, 120 Rogers Road, Kittery, $15. dancehallkittery.org Jason Anick is a violin virtuoso and mandolin player. Celia Woodsmith is a singer-songwriter who is part of the Grammy-nominated bluegrass act Della Mae. They both live in Kittery and are teaming up for an outdoor performance […]
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Things to Do: Theater, outdoor art and a drag variety show
The Life’s a Drag variety show happens on Sunday in Ogunquit.
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Going to see the giant trolls? Here’s what else there is to do around Boothbay
Make the most of your trip to see the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens exhibit, opening Saturday, and add these stops, from breweries to a train museum, to your itinerary.
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Live Music Lineup: Mozart, Americana and classic country
Catch shows this week from Amy Sims & Vytas Baksys, Jason Spooner Band and Scott Moreau.