Recordings and interviews played on air will take place of the annual event in Rockland.
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Bay Chamber mines its archives as it takes its programming online
The festival will feature the ‘best of the best’ past performances and combine them with a visual narrative of Maine art.
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Barn Gallery prepares to reopen, the right way
The longtime art destination in Ogunquit will settle for a quieter season than usual.
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PMA begins to tell ‘Incomplete’ bicentennial story online
The exhibition plans were interrupted, but not waylaid, by the pandemic.
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Bach Virtuosi Festival goes virtual
The program had already been planned to address hate in America, an issue that has only gotten more urgent.
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South Portland couple shows paintings online, at galleries and in their driveway
Painters Michael and Dawn Maron, who live in a neighborhood popular for walking, offers passers-by a glimpse of their winter work as they prepare for their gallery exhibitions.
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From Bath to Rockland, midcoast art galleries begin to reopen
Already a destination for art lovers, the region has a head start on welcoming back patrons.
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Alan Crichton creates a ‘Zoomcast’ for the arts
The co-founder of Waterfall Arts highlights the ‘ghost ship’ exhibitions of Maine artists.
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Indigo Arts moves its book festival from the street to the screen
The event is meant to honor authors of color and connect children to their books.
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With podcast, Portland Ovations can tell the stories behind now-canceled shows
Galen Koch, a Salt graduate, hosts the initiative, which becomes a key piece of outreach during the shutdown.