Retired warden John Ford still has some good stories to tell, and award-winning Portland author Joseph Souza has released his latest thriller
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Call to artists: Imagination Runs Wild
DAMARISCOTTA — River Arts announces a call to artists for the August show “Wild Things.” Artists may submit up to three works for jurying into the show. Participants are invited to respond to the theme to reflect their own interpretations. Anthony Anderson, art guide publisher, will be the juror for this exhibition. Anderson and his […]
J.P. Devine Movie Review: ‘The Farewell’
Autobiographical film a ‘true lie’ family gathering, Devine writes.
Maine Open Juried Art Show set for Aug. 12
The show will run through Sept. 7 at Common Street Arts Gallery.
Salt Bay Chamberfest set for Aug. 12
Newcastle event will take place at the Lincoln Home.
Blues in the Barn to present Johnny Rawls Aug. 11
Rawls is a recording artist, music producer and songwriter who tours extensively throughout North America and overseas.
Lucky Clark On Music: The Allman Betts Band
Devon Allman talks about the band’s upcoming Westbrook concert.
Waterville Opera House to hold auditions
The new fall musical — ‘Disney’s Newsies the Musical’ — the rousing tale of Jack Kelly, a charismatic newsboy and leader of a band of teenaged “newsies.”
Mayo company files suit against former VP over stolen sandwich recipes
Duke Foods filed the lawsuit in Greenville County, S.C., against Wyatt Howard, who was fired May 31.
The Wrap: New cider bars, second locations, summer feasts and root beer floats
If none of that sounds appealing, how about a bite of Spam Pumpkin Spice?