The Falmouth theater premieres ‘Appell: The Other Side of the Fence.’
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Starting April 11, if you’re 21 or under, Portland Museum of Art will let you in for free
And if you sign up for the Susie Konkel Pass, you’ll also get free film screenings and other benefits.
Want to eat at this exclusive restaurant? You’ll have to mail a postcard
The Lost Kitchen wants hopeful diners to send postcards, rather than phone, to reserve tables this year.
Dine Out Maine: Former White Barn Inn chef Jonathan Cartwright opens an eclectric bistro
The well-lit building was previously the home of The Wayfarer in Kennebunkport’s Cape Porpoise village.
Kennebunk artist captures her peers in portraits of their shoes
Kelly Jo Shows has spent years asking artists for their shoes, and her paintings are now on display at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art.
Recipe: Roasted (or grilled or broiled) oysters with maple syrup and chipotle butter
The recipe uses 24 roasted oysters.
Latest snow won’t change Farmington Fire and Ice schedule
Snow comes too late for the tube park, but should give all the other family events a cleaner blanket of white.
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘Harbor of Spies’ and ‘Daughters of Long Reach’
Camden author Robin Lloyd’s second novel paints a picture of historic Havana in an exciting tale of intrigue and suspense, and Irene Drago’s novel is a charming blend of history and romance set across two centuries and several generations of families living in Bath.
Powerball mystery winner plans to donate $50 million to charity
The woman starts by giving $150,000 to Girls Inc. and $99,000 to End 68 Hours of Hunger.