Maine has several unique regions, each with its own distinctive culture and activities. With miles of coastline, thousands of lakes, endless rivers and deep forests, visitors can find their perfect vacation spot, whether it's on a sandy beach, at a family campground or walking along Main Street in a bustling city or town. Maine is also known for abundant outdoor recreation opportunities in all four seasons, from swimming and boating in the warmer months to excellent skiing in the winter.
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Located in a landmark art space, The Dance Hall Kittery curates a wide and wild range of globally sourced musical influence and is the Seacoast's premier spot for an intimate yet diverse music and dance experience. Grounded in arts outreach, entertainment and education, TDHK is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to promote culturally diverse programming via live events, classes, artist residencies and community projects. TDHK prides itself in being a cross-generational community venue providing one of the most unique and intimate settings north of Boston.
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Now in our fourth season, this live music venue offers the finest in national, regional, and local music talent throughout the summer and fall. A gracious, historic barn, Vinegar Hill is an intimate venue that provides entertainers with a superlative, vibrant setting to showcase their talents. Featuring a variety of genres, like cabaret, classical, rock, folk, and blues, Vinegar Hill Music Theatre resides in the former Arundel Barn Playhouse, a timber barn known as the Smith Sister’s Farm. Located in an area of Kennebunkport’s Arundel, historically known as Vinegar Hill, the venue’s name honors that history. When attending one of our performances, arrive early to enjoy the charming outdoor garden area and one of our signature classic cocktails from the rustic Garden Bar. Social seating and twinkling globe lights create a relaxing setting and help set the tone for an evening of incredible entertainment.
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Schoodic Arts for All is a non-profit organization presenting high-level performances, cultural programming and workshops in the genres of music, theater, craft, dance, fiber arts, sculpture, visual arts and writing. Our programs are year-round, and our 2-week festival in August with 100+ workshops and 26 performances is the highlight of our season.
Went to see a Celtic trio recently, and the historic venue was quaint and comfortable. They even offered fresh bake cakes and pies prior to the show. This is a must for a Friday evening if you are in the area. I will make this a regular spot for me in the future. Look for schedule of events on their website.
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An 1 & 1/4 hour *LIVE* Lumberjack Show featuring Chopping, Sawing, 'Hot' Sawing, Ax Throwing, Log Rolling, Speed Climbing and MORE! Cheer on your team as they compete in the'Olympics of the Forest' Fun and affordable for the whole family. Shows are nightly at 7:00 PM - Rain or shine 2016 Season - June 18 - August 28
This family friendly show entertained all 10 of us who ranged in age from 65 to 6. Even the teens thought it was a cool way to spend an evening in Maine and the younger ones were enthralled with the ax throwing, log rolling and sawing competitions. Yes, the jokes were a little corny, but actually the show provides some information about lumberjack skills from the past and those skills done in competitions today. The show was just a little over an hour. We felt it was worth the money.
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One Longfellow Square is one of Portland's most charming and versatile, non-profit performing arts venues, offering a warm and intimate atmosphere and unforgettable experiences featuring some of the best talent from Maine and afar.
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The Grand offers outstanding entertainment from around the world in an historic Art Deco theater on Main Street in Ellsworth, Maine. Since 1938, The Grand has served as the performing arts center for the region. Join us to watch a new or classic film, see the spectacle of the Met opera on screen, revel in the fun of live theater, or learn something unexpected.
I wish my town had a theater like this. I understand that in this day and age that it is more cost efficient to have multiplexes with many small dinky theaters inside of them. What a pleasant surprise to find a theater like the Grand still exists. I went to see the movie The Greatest Show. The manager came out before the movie and introduced what we were going to see. The movie was captioned with the lyrics to the songs so the audience could sing along (which we did). I had a great time. The theater is beautiful, done in the art deco style and is well maintained. The people of Ellsworth should be proud to support such a grand place as this.
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Awesome venue!! Easy to get to and well laid out. Washrooms were clean and there were plenty of places to buy a drink. Worth the trip!
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