Arts & Entertainment

Published
August 22, 2010

‘Clay by Women’ features an array of styles

Craft Gallery, 12 Elm St., Rockland, hosts an ongoing ceramic exhibition, “Clay by Women: 4 from Maine.” The show features the work of Autumn Cipala, Jody Johnstone, Gail Savitz and Diana Thomas. The artists show work that ranges in style and technique. Barbara Michelena, owner of Craft, has 22 artists on the gallery roster and […]
Published
August 22, 2010

Taste & Tell: Signature cuisine at new Pho Hanoi needs no translation

SOUTH PORTLAND – The comfortable and casual space inside Pho Hanoi, a new Vietnamese restaurant in the Mill Creek shopping area near the southern end of the Casco Bay Bridge, provides a perfect setting to get acquainted with pho or to enjoy it again if you already know it well. The bowls of rice noodles […]
Published
August 22, 2010

Society Notebook: All hands

From organizers to attendees, the community comes through for a good cause at Harborfest: the search for a cure for multiple sclerosis.
Published
August 22, 2010

Signings, etc.

KARI CHAPIN Massachusestts-based crafting guru Kari Chapin will be at Longfellow Books on Friday discussing her book, “The Handmade Marketplace: How to Sell Your Crafts Locally, Globally, and Online.” WHEN: 7 p.m. Friday WHERE: Longfellow Books, One Monument Way, Portland. 772-4045; www.longfellowbooks.com HOW MUCH: Free
Published
August 22, 2010

Author Q&A: War and peace of mind

J. Morris Lavallee's self-published novel tells the story of a Vietnam vet and his struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Published
August 22, 2010

Theater Review: ‘Spamalot’ is never too much

Maine has been experiencing a lot of spam over the past week. Reports of the incident began in the midcoast last week and have since spread south to Ogunquit. Mayhem and madness have ensued, but there’s no need to double the firewalls on your computer. The only infectious attachment with this spam is laughter. And, […]
Published
August 22, 2010

Theater Review: Spirited cast revels in going over the top in ‘Forbidden Broadway’

When one hears the title “Forbidden Broadway” nowadays, given recent events in New York City, one might think of barricades and heavily armed police on patrol through neon-lit streets. But before all, there was “Forbidden Broadway” the revue that for nearly 30 years has been entertaining those who like to see and hear fun poked […]
Published
August 22, 2010

Scene & Heard Datebook

IF YOU’RE LOOKING to party, network or support a good cause this week, check out: TUESDAY • Youth Alternatives Scoops & Supplies, 2 to 4 p.m., Brick Hill, South Portland. Donate new school supplies for Youth Alternatives families and enjoy ice cream, lemonade and family activities. Free. www.yimaine.org. • Habitat for Humanity House Dedication, 4 […]
Published
August 15, 2010

Taste & Tell:Angelina’s does the chef’s grandmother proud

OGUNQUIT – Angelina’s Ristorante and Wine Bar sets a fast pace for fine Italian meals in Maine. We raised our glasses for a toast and set to appetizers with delight, then encountered entrees replete with vibrant lemon and capers and utterly fresh swordfish. Would dessert maintain the quality we’d enjoyed and repeat those pure flavors? […]
Published
August 15, 2010

Arts Dispatches

KENNEBUNK Kennebunk River Club kicks off art show today The 55th annual art show at the Kennebunk River Club is set for today and Monday. The show is an opportunity for local artists to demonstrate their talents. For more than 50 years, artists from throughout southern Maine have displayed oils, acrylics, watercolors, sculptures and photographs […]

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