Stephanie Bouchard

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Published
July 8, 2010

Edu-tainment to choo on: music aboard a train

Will Ethridge, the creator of the Building of Song Project (formerly the Tower of Song), which broadcasts music live to the streets of Portland, is always looking for new ways to present music to people. “I’m interested in the idea of putting music where people usually don’t see it,” he said. To that end, he […]
Published
June 30, 2010

Perfect harmony: Downeastersmaking local barbershop history

YARMOUTH – On Friday morning at the Philadelphia Convention Center, the Yarmouth-based Downeasters Barbershop Chorus will achieve a first in its 60-year history: Forty of its members will take the stage in the Barbershop Harmony Society’s International Competition. The competition is stiff. The Downeasters, representing the Northeast District, will compete in a field of more […]
Published
June 17, 2010

Calendar: Our picks for your best entertainment this week

Pop the Cork The village area of Rockport is alight tonight honoring Bay Chamber Concerts’ 50th anniversary. Park your car and take a trolley to various venues for food and wine pairings, dancing, art exhibits and musical entertainment, including a performance by Grammy Award-nominated Oleta Adams. Go to www.mainewine.com for information. When: 5:30 to 10 […]
Published
May 27, 2010

Cover Story: Dude

A fest for members of ‘The Big Lebowski’ cult gathers the movie’s fans and offers the uninitiated an opportunity to join.
Published
May 27, 2010

Ready, set, go

7 days of fun stuff to do
Published
May 20, 2010

Comics festival is NOT a convention – it’s about art

Move over Superman. Hello Mr. Darcy. Those who haven’t been following the world of comics and graphic novels may be stunned to learn that graphic novels are not just stories about guys in capes and tights. Not only can you read Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” or Dante’s “The Inferno” in graphic novel format, you […]
Published
April 22, 2010

Third Eye Blind bears down on the Merrill

The alt-rock band’s latest album has brought a new wave of acclaim.
Published
April 22, 2010

Ready, set, go

TODAY APRIL 22 David Knopfler David Knopfler co-founded Dire Straits with his brother, Mark, but left the band in the early 1980s to pursue a solo career. He’s released several solo albums since; his latest is “Ship of Dreams.” Professor Louie opens tonight at the Venue Music Bar and Bistro. Go to venuemusicbar.com for tickets. […]
Published
April 15, 2010

Ready, set, go

7 DAYS OF FUN STUFF TO DO
Published
April 8, 2010

Ready, set, go

TODAY APRIL 8 Stefan Jackiw Violinist Stefan Jackiw’s playing at a recent concert, said the Philadelphia Inquirer, was “a sound so saturated and vibrant it sounded like a living thing.” The young performer plays an all-Brahms recital in Portland tonight. A pre-concert conversation about the program begins at 6 p.m. Go to www.stefanjackiw.com and click […]

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