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August 4, 2011

Bar Guide: Gingko Blue oozes creativity in decor, food, drink

Walking into the lounge is like stepping into a Caribbean blue tropical zone, with a bit of urban chic stirred in for good measure.
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August 4, 2011

Indie Film: KahBang narrows film fest to ‘best of the best’

KahBang is here! (That’s just fun to say.) Yup, the Bangor-based music, art and film festival returns Friday and runs through Aug. 13. It’s the second year that KahBang has included films, and I checked with founder Josh Whinery about how last year’s festival went, what’s on tap this time around and how this young […]
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August 4, 2011

Smirk, and the world smirks with you

Cry, and it's probably because Circus Smirkus is making you laugh so hard. The youth circus is bringing its special brand of entertainment to Maine.
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August 4, 2011

Face the Music: Talented singer-songwriters are on display this week

One Longfellow Square welcomes Carrie Elkin, Jonathan Byrd and Anthony da Costa.
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August 4, 2011

Making Noise: When Particles Collide, amazing things happen

Watch the sparks fly when WPC rocks out at Bayside Bowl on Saturday night.

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Published
August 3, 2011

Et Cetera Listings

Benefits, fairs and festivals, special events, film, books and authors, food and drink, pro sports, dances
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August 3, 2011

What Ales You: Hoppiness is the nice crisp finish of Fool’s Gold Ale

Sebago Brewing Co., which is based in Gorham and has pubs in Portland, Gorham, Scarborough and Kennebunk, has started brewing lagers — and the first try has been quite good. The Fool’s Gold Ale actually came out in late June, but I didn’t see it until I dropped by Downeast Beverage on Commercial Street last […]
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August 3, 2011

Art and Theater Listings

Classical music, dance, theater, museums and galleries
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August 3, 2011

Ballet partners with baritone for Schumann’s ‘Poet’s Love’

Robert Schumann’s song cycle “Dichterliebe,” or “The Poet’s Love,” has been performed, recorded and studied for many generations. Its popularity proves the timelessness of the work, as well as its relevance to the human experience. Generation after generation come to this monumental piece of music in an attempt to connect in a fresh way. This […]
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August 3, 2011

Camp Creek festival back in Maine where it belongs

The event takes over the Oxford Fairgrounds with four stages of music Friday through Sunday.