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Arts & Entertainment

Published
June 13, 2013

Destination Bethel for outstanding Korean fare

It’s not everyday you find an atmosphere that combines Maine mountain lodge style with subtly displayed antiques from the Far East.
Published
June 13, 2013

Consulting director keeping several balls in the air at Maine State

“Since the first day I set foot here as an actor, I fell in love with this community, this theater and this region,” said Curt Dale Clark, actor and now director.
Published
June 2, 2013

Society Notebook: Kids First helps families weather divorce

With a center on St. John Street in Portland and satellite programs around the state, Kids First serves 3,500 Mainers a year.
Published
June 2, 2013

New exhibition brings African art to Maine’s shores

The museum celebrates the art of Tanzania with "Shangaa"
Published
May 26, 2013

Book Review: Airtight case becomes a Rubik’s Cube of possibilities

Maine author David Rosenfelt is known for his superbly plotted crime novels. He doesn’t fail with “Airtight,” his latest foray. “Airtight” is based on one of the most intriguing premises I’ve encountered in crime fiction. A recently nominated federal Court of Appeals judge is brutally murdered. When protagonist Lucas Somers, a New Jersey cop, shoots […]

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Published
May 26, 2013

Calendar

Art Philip Barter, new oil paintings and constructions in wood, Gleason Fine Art, Portland. gleasonfineart.com. Through June 29. “Members Only,” paintings, photos, fiber art, sculpture and more, Maine Art Gallery, Wiscasset. 882-7511. Through Sunday. Figurative show, judged by artist Brett X. Gamache, York Art Association, York Harbor. yorkartassociation.com. Through Sunday. Brunswick High School Student Art […]
Published
May 26, 2013

Artist Mary Byrom captures the always changing natural world

Mary Byrom is a leader among Maine painters who brave any weather, year-round, to capture the always changing natural world.
Published
May 26, 2013

Author Q&A: Inviting Idea

Writer and military mom Sarah Smiley instituted an intriguing dinnertime ritual to fill some of the void brought on by her husband's deployment.
Published
May 26, 2013

Art Review: Page proves vibrance of Maine painting

It’s impressive that Colin Page is only in his 30s. He seems to have an experienced hand, but his canvases repeatedly rely on his resourcefully creative intelligence rather than well-seasoned (or over-cooked) solutions. Page paints the Maine coast en plein air (outside and on site), and the style has always been the demanding backbone of […]
Published
May 26, 2013

Book Review: Regret reigns in fractured fairy tale

Even the book's dismal scenes are darkly funny and wildly inventive.