Concerts, comedy, bars and clubs.
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Hot Tickets and Cheap Thrills, Oct. 6, 2011
A variety of fun is on tap this week – from Peter Wolf rocking in Brownfield to Pumpkin brews in Damariscotta.
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Music and Nightlife: Peyroux sings at the State
The jazz chanteuse’s concert is a fundraiser for York County Shelter Programs.
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Movies: Anna Kendrick’s everywhere!
Juicy leading roles are flooding in for the extremely in-demand actress (and native daughter).
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What Ales You: Worthy beers from all over Maine on tap at brew fest
I stopped by the Lakes Region Brew Fest in Casco on Sept. 24 on the way to some fishing in the Bethel area, and got to taste some pretty unusual offerings. The highlight of the festival for me was the cask-conditioned Rum-Soaked-Oak Old Thumper being served by Federal Jack’s in Lower Village, Kennebunk, the birthplace […]
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‘My Mother’s Clothes’ covers lots of emotional ground
PORTLAND – Portland writer Elizabeth Peavey returns to the stage for an encore of her one-woman performance “My Mother’s Clothes Are Not My Mother.” Peavey, an essayist and educator, wrote the piece after sorting through the belongings of her mother, Shirley, following her death in May 2009. She debuted the piece in August, selling out […]
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Eat and Run: Sinfully good
Praise the pastries and pass the pressed sammie: St. Joe’s Coffee a cut above.
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Primus reunion won’t be a nostalgia trip
Primus plays sold-out show Sunday at Portland’s State Theatre
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Face the Music: A fond farewell to R.E.M., a hearty hello to new releases
Thanks are in order for a lifelong favorite and for the good tunes coming out now.
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Art and Theater: Beautiful Music
Portland Stage prepares to open ‘The Morini Strad,’ about the unlikely friendship between an aging musician and the craftsman repairing her valuable old violin.