Partygoers at Thursday’s Bubbly & Ballet event were treated to a sneak peek of ‘Giselle.’
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Idea for fashion show becomes all-over-Africa affair
Bates College freshman Nicole Kanu, the daughter of Nigerian immigrants and a native of Little Rock, Ark., arrived on the Bates campus after winter break with nine examples of contemporary Nigerian garb. Kanu wanted to put on a fashion show, and hoped she could find a few additional outfits from other African countries to round […]
Society Notebook: Veni, Vidi Vino
At Toast on the Coast, partygoers raise their glasses to sample some 145 different wines – and raise nearly $25,000 for Easter Seals Maine.
’70s: Totally groovy
In the ’70s, pet rocks and mood rings were all the rage.
Natural Foodie: Treat football fans to baked beans fresh from the oven
With the Super Bowl scheduled to start at 6:30 p.m., Sunday offers an excellent opportunity to cook and serve homemade baked beans.
Wrap yourself in a carriage robe exhibit
The Sanford-Springvale Historical Society Museum is displaying 20 locally produced carriage robes dating from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Natural Foodie: Cajun spice blends mixed in Maine? Sounds crazy, but …
Rich Curole realizes it’s a little odd that he’s creating Cajun spice blends in Portland. So he embraces the humor: The packaging for his Crazy Dick’s line reads “Homemade Cajun seasonings mixed in Maine go figure!” Turns out, this unusual juxtaposition is well-suited to the Cajun style. As Curole explained, Cajun culture and cuisine is […]
Society Notebook: Mayoral grace
Still recovering from cancer surgery, Portland Mayor Michael Brennan meets with members of the creative community, affirming its importance to the city.
Miss Maine honored for triple excellence
Julia Furtado of Dayton continues competing in the Miss America pageant tonight in Las Vegas.