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Arts & Entertainment

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May 29, 2016

Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance 2016 Literary Award winners

The Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance presented the 2016 Maine Literary Awards on Thursday. Among them were three talented young writers who took the youth awards in poetry, fiction and nonfiction. Poet Lizzy Lemieux won for a poem one judge said showed “cultured depth” beyond her years. Emma Levy was recognized for an essay about […]
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May 29, 2016

Summer arts preview: Your guide to theater, music, books and more

From classical to contemporary, Maine offers oodles of dance, theater, art and music.
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May 29, 2016

Indoors and outside: More productions at summer theaters

Other summer theater productions of note: Fenix Theatre Company is bringing its ninth production of Shakespeare in the Park to Deering Oaks in Portland again this year with Much Ado About Nothing, directed by awarding-winning director Abigail M. Killeen. After staging a compelling pop-up “Hamlet” last year using a truck, the show this year will […]
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May 29, 2016

Society Notebook: Help for the helpers

A fundraising gala for Family Crisis Services, which assists victims of domestic violence, raises more than $23,000.
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May 29, 2016

Indie rock, metal, R&B and more at Portland’s top music venues this summer

Here's a look at the city's summer music lineup.

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May 29, 2016

Women run the summer at Hackmatack Playhouse

The Berwick theater's four-show summer season is led by women directors.
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May 29, 2016

With Bach festival, Portland gives classical music fans a reason to stay close to home

The inaugural festival begins June 19.
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May 29, 2016

Greg Nam: Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance 2016 Maine Literary Awards

Youth Fiction
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May 29, 2016

Emma Levy: Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance youth competition winner

Nonfiction
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May 29, 2016

Dear Toshiko Mori, architect of new Center for Maine Contemporary Art: Thank you!

The Rockland museum opens with a bang this summer. The challenge comes later, as curators find the best use of the building's big space.