Arts & Entertainment

Published
July 18, 2010

Taste & Tell: White Lion adds flavorful bite to dining in Camden

CAMDEN – Oysters were a high point of a good dinner at the White Lion Raw Bar & Bistro. Someone in the kitchen had applied the salt and pepper to several dishes with gusto, but that made a lovely excuse for another glass of wine. The restaurant surrounds a wide granite bar, with ship models […]
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July 18, 2010

‘Double Vision’ contrasts photographs and paintings of coast

TREVETT – Photographer Paul Feyling and painter Brenda Bettinson team up for a two-person exhibition at Mathias Fine Art, “Double Vision: Encore!” The exhibition opens Wednesday and continues through Sept. 12. The artists will attend a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. July 31 at the gallery at 10 Mathias Drive in Trevett, a small […]
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July 18, 2010

Author Q&A: French Toast

Through hundreds of vintage photographs, Dyke Hendrickson's new book takes a fond look at the history and culture of Franco-Americans in Maine.
Published
July 18, 2010

Signings, etc.

Maine author and fisherman Linda Greenlaw will be making several appearances in Maine this week to promote her new book “Seaworthy: A Swordfish Boat Captain Returns to the Sea.” On Monday she’ll do a reading and signing at Sea Bags, a company that makes bags from recycled sails. On Tuesday she’ll be at Nonesuch Books […]
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July 18, 2010

‘Chuck Roast’? Delicious

Maine State Music Theatre cooks up a hilarious send-off for its departing and much-beloved artistic director Charles Abbott.

Published
July 18, 2010

‘Cookbook Collector’ fun until it all ends

Revisit the dot-com boom of the late 1990s through the eyes of two sisters.
Published
July 11, 2010

Book review:Vida’s eye for details carries her novel

Vendela Vida tells the moving story of a journey by a widowed teacher.
Published
July 11, 2010

Art review:A tip of the hat to Colby for ‘Barnet’

The Colby College Museum of Art has a particularly interesting slate of shows on view. Sharon Lockhart’s new “Lunch Break” is an enormous installation of unusual scale and range that includes film, photography and found and borrowed objects. There is a gem of a Whistler show. There is also a show of 16 works by […]
Published
July 11, 2010

Taste & Tell:Monhegan’s Island Inn shows kitchen’s artistic ambition

MONHEGAN ISLAND – An excursion to Monhegan Island is about so much more than dinner that a meal by itself is hard-pressed to compete. But at the Island Inn, with its water-view dining room with Monhegan landscapes on every wall, you can certainly dine well. The handsome turn-of-the-century shingled building with third-floor dormer windows presides […]
Published
July 11, 2010

Society Notebook:One man with a vision

The Rev. Robert Howes is honored for the difference he made as the driving force in creating counseling services for those who needed them.

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