The Live From Home concert series will feature Craig Stutsman at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 9, via Facebook (facebook.com/Chocolate-Church-Arts-Center-212223856285/). In the midst of postponed shows at their theater, The Chocolate Church Arts Center will present Live from Home, a series of concerts performed by regional musicians at home that can be streamed online by audience members. […]
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Live From Home series to feature Lindsay Mower
The Live From Home concert series will feature Lindsay Mower at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 7, on the Chocolate Church Arts Center facebook page. The arts center has been presenting Live from Home, a series of concerts performed by regional musicians at home that can be streamed online by audience members. Tickets are not necessary, however […]
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Samuel James performance set for May 8
The concert is part of the Portland House of Music Locked Down with [P]Home streaming series.
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Titus Abbott & Jim Lyden perform virtual concerts Thursdays
Event is part of the Portland Conservatory of Music’s Noonday Concert series.
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Lucky Clark On Music: Michael McDermott
Singer-songwriter-rocker to perform online at Stageit.com.
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Bar Guide: Travel the world through your cocktail shaker
Let those Cinco de Mayo margaritas just mark the start of your international imbibing.
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Things to Do: ‘Frankenstein’ and the history of Manhattan’s post-punk scene
You can also tell your story to Maine Memory Network and spend time watching puffins and seals.
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Want to learn a new skill? Take a lesson from a local online
Use your newfound downtime to take up a new hobby, from tap dancing to mixology.
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Face the Music: South Portland police officer sings the ‘Disinfectant Blues’
Longtime musician Al Giusto has recorded one heck of a ditty.
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Stories of Maine: An Incomplete History exhibit commemorates Maine’s bicentennial
The objects on view digitally only for now, were interpreted by individuals from across the state.