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OPENING RECEPTION: WESTERN MAINE INDEPENDENT WOODWORKERS 10-day SHOWCASE 2026
A western Maine independent woodworkers event showcasing skills, sharing techniques, and highlighting craftsmanship of a variety of rural artisans. Weekend demonstrations and a food truck in the park. This event is a joyful and organic collaboration between Tear Cap Workshops and Denmark Arts Center nodding to past events and aspiring to future happenings ~ free and open to the public. Thank you to Maine Community Foundation-Maine Expansion Arts grant for supporting our communities.
Opening Reception Friday, May 22 5-7pm
Free food and drink provided by DAC, Tear Cap Workshops & National Distributors
Weekends Saturday & Sundays, May 23 & 24 and May 30 & 31 10-3pm
Demonstrations at 10am, 12pm & 2pm
Weekdays Monday- Friday May 25-29 2-7pm
WESTERN MAINE INDEPENDENT WOODWORKERS 10-day SHOWCASE 2026
A western Maine independent woodworkers event showcasing skills, sharing techniques, and highlighting craftsmanship of a variety of rural artisans. This event is a joyful and organic collaboration between Tear Cap Workshops and Denmark Arts Center nodding to past events and aspiring to future happenings ~ free and open to the public. Thank you to Maine Community Foundation-Maine Expansion Arts grant for supporting our communities.
Opening Reception Friday, May 22 5-7pm
Free food and drink provided by DAC, Tear Cap Workshops & National Distributors
Weekends Saturday & Sundays, May 23 & 24 and May 30 & 31 10-3pm
Demonstrations at 10am, 12pm & 2pm
Weekdays Monday- Friday May 25-29 2-7pm
WESTERN MAINE INDEPENDENT WOODWORKERS 10-day SHOWCASE 2026
A western Maine independent woodworkers event showcasing skills, sharing techniques, and highlighting craftsmanship of a variety of rural artisans. Weekend demonstrations and a food truck in the park. This event is a joyful and organic collaboration between Tear Cap Workshops and Denmark Arts Center nodding to past events and aspiring to future happenings ~ free and open to the public. Thank you to Maine Community Foundation-Maine Expansion Arts grant for supporting our communities.
Opening Reception Friday, May 22 5-7pm
Free food and drink provided by DAC, Tear Cap Workshops & National Distributors
Weekends Saturday & Sundays, May 23 & 24 and May 30 & 31 10-3pm
Demonstrations at 10am, 12pm & 2pm
Weekdays Monday- Friday May 25-29 2-7pm
WESTERN MAINE INDEPENDENT WOODWORKERS 10-day SHOWCASE 2026
A western Maine independent woodworkers event showcasing skills, sharing techniques, and highlighting craftsmanship of a variety of rural artisans. Weekend demonstrations and a food truck in the park. This event is a joyful and organic collaboration between Tear Cap Workshops and Denmark Arts Center nodding to past events and aspiring to future happenings ~ free and open to the public. Thank you to Maine Community Foundation-Maine Expansion Arts grant for supporting our communities.
Opening Reception Friday, May 22 5-7pm
Free food and drink provided by DAC, Tear Cap Workshops & National Distributors
Weekends Saturday & Sundays, May 23 & 24 and May 30 & 31 10-3pm
Demonstrations at 10am, 12pm & 2pm
Weekdays Monday- Friday May 25-29 2-7pm
PARK SERIES: MANGO GROOVE FRIDAY, JUNE 5 7PM 2026
A new world of rhythm, melody and movement is all part of the Mango Groove experience. Mango Groove plays a variety of dance music -Calypso, Reggae. Jazz, Motown and more all with a Caribbean flavor that only the uplifting rhythmic sounds of a steel band can create. Performances also include Afro-Caribbean drumming inviting the audiences to learn the dances, do the limbo, or just "jump up" and join the fun.
Art Opening LGBTQIA+ SHOW 2026
ART OPENING WITH LGBTQIA+ ARTISTS FRIDAY, JUNE 12 5-7 Collaborative art show.
Food and beverages compliments of Hannaford & National Distributors. Beth’s show will run from 6/12-7/12/26
High Street Jazz Band SATURday, June 13 at 7pm 2026
The High Street Jazz Band is a multiple piece band performing jazz standards from the Great American Songbook.
AMY STACEY CURTIS Friday, June 19 at 7pm 2026
The 2025 winner of Maine’s Got Talent, Amy Stacey Curtis learns five songs weekly on her ukulele to continue to heal from a brain injury caused by Lyme disease. Amy shares her journey on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, where one of her videos has over 600K views. www.amystaceycurtis.com
Amy will have her newly released album and book available at the performance.
BRAD TERRY QUARTET SATURDAY, June 20 at 7pm 2026
Sweet melodies, fluid and flowing jazz playing off one anothers riffs, this is Brad Terry Clarinet, Peter Hermann Guitar, Tony Gaboury Acoustic Bass, and Will Schreiber Drums musicians at their finest. Discussion with musicians after.
Denmark Pride 2026-rain or shine, baby!
Join us on Saturday in Bicentennial Park June 27 from 12-4PM to CELEBRATE and to mark Denmark’s annual PRIDE event!
AUTHOR SERIES: TRAVIS KENNEDY 2026
The Whyte Python World Tour by Travis Kennedy is a 1986-set comedic spy thriller where an aspiring LA drummer, Rikki Thunder, joins a rising hair metal band that is secretly managed by the CIA to topple the Eastern Bloc through music. The novel combines '80s nostalgia with high-stakes, satirical Cold War espionage. (the library ladies).
The novel explores the intersection of glam metal culture and geopolitical intrigue, functioning as both a rock memoir and an outlandish spy caper (goodreads).
Kid's Camp: Dream it, Draw it, Make it! Art Camp 2026 (ages: 7-12)
Join art teacher Olivia Benish Chaffee for a multisensory week of art exploration.
Kid's Camp: Marbling Art Camp 2026 (ages: 11-15)
Learn the art of Eastern and Western Marbling - Students will explore Marbling in two different traditions and 2 techniques.
BAILEY’S MISTAKE FRIDAY JULY 10 AT 2026
Bailey’s Mistake Friday, July 10 7pm Bailey’s Mistake is a not-quite-traditional, Celtic-inspired, four-piece folk band from Maine. The group mixes traditional music from Ireland, Scotland and Newfoundland with brand new songs about contemporary life in New England. Bailey’s Mistake’s pulsing sound is driven by bass, drums and guitar and topped off with hearty vocal harmonies and thrilling bagpipe and whistle tunes.
Fourth of July Town Celebration with DAC’s STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE 2026
Strawberries, shortcakes from our local baker, and all the whip cream we can manage. What are you waiting for? Your Fourth of July strawberry shortcake awaits you in Bicentennial Park for the town event with live music and fireworks!
Kid’s Camp: Melodies & Munchkins Pre-K Camp 2026
Join us for Melodies and Munchkins, 90 minutes of pure musical joy, fun, movement, singing and instrument play 45min of the music/movement class, 30min art project and a 15min circle time music to wind down all guided by music educator Riley Waygood.
ART OPENING WITH PHOEBE BLY FRIDAY, JULY 17 5-7PM
Phoebe Bly grew up in Maine during the 70s and 80s, in a large family of ‘back to the land” parents. Until ten, they lived in a small cabin without running water or electricity. Phoebe spent most of her time outside, which gave her a huge appreciation of nature, and is the subject of a lot of her work.
“While I paint a variety of subjects, they need to strike me on a visceral level in order to catch my interest. I’m a self-taught painter, so I’ve had to find my own mechanism for articulate expression and often the only thing that carried me through was a deep love for the subject and a desire to do it justice. observe, reflect and respond to the nature of paint, subject, and self is painting.”
Food and beverages compliments of Hannaford & National Distributors. Phoebe’s show will run from 7/17-8/30/26.
MAD AGNES SATURDAY, JULY 18 at 7pm 2026
Mad Agnes Saturday, July 18 at 7pm 2026
Mad Agnes who has won hearts on two continents. The trio uses primarily one microphone around which they form and re-form, early-radio style. Their ease with one another on stage invites the audience into their world of human connection and spontaneous fun. Well-crafted instrumentation – using guitars, mandolin, ukulele, piano, melodica, an inventive keyboard and three-part harmonies as tight as jeans from the dryer – enthralls audiences again and again.
AUTHOR SERIES: Young Emerging Author RAMONA ROWE 2026
Factory Town
"We're machines, kiddo. Humans can go to rusting therapy, or drink coffee, or get dogs. The best thing we can hope for is better data storage."
Jordie lives a normal life: an android stealing from the human world for a secret underground factory, observing the eccentric friends with whom he shares a hive mind. Everything changes when his team encounters Tien, a rogue android secretly bargaining with aliens for a new world order. A runaway now living as a wealthy human in Worcester, Massachusetts, Tien is a threat to the factory and its inhabitants. Sent after him, Jordie is faced with uncomfortable truths about connection, isolation, and coffee with pepper. Factory Town, with its cast of lovable androids, turns a winking eye on humanity, with humor, dark honesty, and gloriously obscure references.
Kid's Camp: Musical Theatre Camp (AGES: 7+)
The Best of The Best a series of 'one-acts' from The African Tale, Downeast Downunder, Charlie the Caterpillar, The Birthday Gift, The Trolls & The Faeries and Colors of the Earth highlighting 30 years of Mary Bastoni's plays.
Family Fun Days: Musical Theater camp performance 2026
Musical Theater campers, directed by Mary Bastoni-Rebmann, will perform their piece (photo credit: Stephanie Hasselbeck).
FAMILY FUN DAYS: MIRETTE ON A HIGH WIRE FAMILY & CHILDREN CHAMBER 2026
An interpretation of the classic story, “Mirett on the High Wire” set to original music composed by artistic director, Eliot Bailen. Rotholz will narrate the story and be accompanied by Bailen on cello.
Black Cat Road 2026
Black Cat Road is back, doing what they do best … rocking the house down. Who loves you BCR … Denmark Arts Center! If you believe in black cats, walk under ladders, or stronger, Voodoo, then you’re good at Black Cat Road. Swamp rock & blues, rootsy, funk, and soul coming your way.
AUTHOR SERIES: LILY KING 2026
Heart the Lover by Lily Kingis a 2025 novel (companion to Writers & Lovers) centering on a young, unnamed college writer who becomes entangled in a intense love triangle with two friends, Sam and Yash, in the 1980s. It explores the lasting impact of youthful,, often reckless choices on love, friendship, and ambition, following these characters into middle age and dealing with loss and redemption.
Live Taping of Lights Out! with Phil West Saturday, August 8 7pm 2026
Lights Out! We're coming to Denmark! Join Phil West and the Lights Out! crew for an unforgettable night that you can't stop laughing about. We're pulling out all the stops to make the Barn Swallow Theatre's featured late-night talk show accessible to all in Denmark Art Center's beautiful venue. Special guests (TBA), live music, and sketch comedy all wrangled together with Phil's quirky sense of humor.
DAM JAM REVIVAL SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 2026 2-7PM
Fun for everyone at Bicentennial Park!
DAM JAM REVIVAL SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 2026 2-7PM More family fun than ever! Our outdoor festival focuses on family with kid’s art, stilt-walkers, traditional craft artisans, good music-as always, and fun selection of food trucks! 2-7pm. 12 and under Free-accompanied by an adult
The WMWV Song Of The Year WINNER will open our outdoor family art & music festival followed by the beloved BOLD RILEY and our 2026 headliner COLD CHOCOLATE
AUTHOR SERIES: RON CURRIE 2026
WE WILL SEE YOU BLEED. “We Will See You Bleed is a thriller in the best sense. You can’t put the damn thing down, and the story of these down-and-outs fighting the powers that be will stay with you a long time. Solid-gold guarantee.” —Stephen King
Bruce Marshall GROUP-2026
A cd release party for “Live in Cotuit” their 2nd release on the Verdict music label and ninth overall and celebrating all year long! Copies available for sale. New England Blues Legend Bruce Marshall formed the BRUCE MARSHALL GROUP in 1991. They have been recording and performing steadily all over New England since their inception. Bruce has shared the stage with over 200 national acts, was a former member of The Toy Caldwell Band (formed from members of Marshall Tucker) and toured with Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Outlaws and Charlie Daniels. His 4-man band takes their listeners on a soaring ride through their 6 CD's in addition to putting out a healthy dose of Toy Caldwell songs from the Marshall Tucker catalog. The 2-guitar attack of Bruce Marshall and guitar ace Dave Cournoyer is one of the best in the biz and has been going strong since 1994. The band's rhythm section is anchored by Pete Premo on drums and Andrew Renault on bass.
SETH GALLANT & ROUGH SAWN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 7PM 2026
Seth Gallant grew up in a mill town in rural Western Maine to a family that played music on the front porch at almost any occasion. These traditions of folk, country, and Acadian music would shape the songs he writes and performs today. He is accompanied by the group, Rough Sawn, who have been performing together since 2015.
Rough Sawn is a Maine-based acoustic bluegrass quartet known for playing a mix of bluegrass, Western swing, and old favorites. Acoustic Country / Bluegrass. The band has featured father and son Nick and Ben Whatley, along with Seth Gallant and Steve Frens. A "talented bluegrassy quartet" that performs both original songs and traditional tunes with essence of roots and folk.
ART OPENING WITH JUDY VOLKMAN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 5-7PM 2026
“Into the Woods” explores Maine's influence on my artwork, highlighting nature's interconnectedness and our place within it, through expressive landscape and figurative paintings that evoke a sense of time and place in solitude. Food and beverages, compliments of Hannaford & National Distributors. Judy’s show will run from 9/5-10/17/26
CHAMBER SERIES: Philippa Dunne 2026
An Italian Baroque composer follows his lass to Scotland. Theorist and lutenist Vincenzo Galilei, Galileo’s father, experiments with string lengths and pitches in his basement. The oud lands in Hispania, gains a string, and eventually finds its way into the hands of the trouvères.
2ND STRING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 at 7pm 2026
Hailing from as far away as Waterford and as close as Denmark, 2nd String comes off the bench to deliver a high-impact, low-carbon footprint show at the Arts Center. The group entertains with a mixture of pop, rock, bluegrass, and originals along with a healthy dash of self-deprecation and witty banter. When not working their day jobs, these self-proclaimed Wordle and Heardle masters get together to play ear candy songs a different way each time. Band members regularly switch up vocals and genres, and with a trumpet or fiddle often covering leads, you never know what is coming next. While they may not always agree on who is singing what, 2nd String does promise concert-goers a good time!
2nd String is comprised of Colin Holme, Justin Ward, Ben Peierls, Mark Priola, and Beth Perron.
PARK SERIES: Al Hospers & FRIENDS 2026
Al Hospers & Friends, featuring Mike Sakash, Jarrod Taylor, Tom Robinson and Tim Gilmore They play an eclectic mix of cover tunes, unique arrangements of instantly recognizable favorites as well as original songs that audiences have come to enjoy. Their jams are legendary in the Mount Washington Valley and beyond…
JAZZ & THE SPOKEN WORD SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 AT 5PM 2026
A poetry/music collaboration created April 2025. The program includes some pieces which have a strong blues jazz element. There are a few pieces that are contrapuntal readings - with multiple voices - including one by the Canadian poet, Robert Bringhurst. Several of the pieces are duo or trio performances with two pieces involving all performers.
FallFest Dinner and Silent Auction Fundraiser 2026
FALLFEST AUCTION & DINNER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 4-7PM
Please join us for an early fall evening of fun, food, friends, music, and bidding at FallFest, our annual silent auction and fundraiser for the Denmark Arts Center featuring the High Street Jazz band!
PARK SERIES: ALWAYS BEEN CRAZY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2026 7PM
Waylon Jennings is the original country music outlaw. He was unfiltered, raw and gritty, which was something that wasn’t mainstream during his time. Join us for a crazy good time!
Craig Bryan Jr. - Drums, Don Walden - Bass, Jarod Taylor - Guitar, Ken "Swampdog" Dyer - Vocals / Guitar
WORKSHOP SERIES: Sip N' Clay 2026
Students will learn to hand mold a variety of pieces. You can make many items for yourself or gifts for the holidays. Classes are taught by Kathy Banks, who is passionate about pottery and loves to share that joy with learners of all skill levels.
Red Hot & Ladylike Burlesque 21+ show 2026
Join Red Hot & Ladylike Burlesque at the DAC! 21+ show
Red Hot and Ladylike performed last fall in NYC. Are you ready for a night of Broadway Style Burlesque? Experience the excitement, wild energy, and nonstop fun of this unforgettable show leaving some things to the imagination!
SMOKE HOUSE BOYS 2026
Veteran New England musicians Ray Ryan, Nick Nataluk, and the Smokehouse Boys will be bringing a diverse set of music that will get you to dance in the aisles or just tap your feet and smile!
Family Fun Days: Halloween with DAC & the Library 2026
We’ll be carving pumpkins in our holiday best at the Library on Thursday October 29 from 4-6pm. Halloween Saturday, October 31 from 5-7 will be a Family Halloween Party at Denmark Arts Center early evening filled with games, sweets, and other delightful treats keeping in the Halloween Spirit. THEN a lit pumpkin walk in Bicentennial Park at 6:30. Much lurks in the PARK after DARK!!
STEEPLECHASE WEDNESDAY NOVEMER 11 at 7pm 2026
Traditional Music of, but not limited to, Ireland and Scotland
Steeplechase came about in the tried and true manner of Irish music bands throughout the centuries, which is to say, at the session. It became clear that these horses could pull in the same direction, and thus a band was born. Three of the four members have connections to Maine, but they all managed to find their way to the northwest corner of the United States. Hanz Araki (flutes, vocals), Zach Bauman (bouzouki), Sam Vogt (guitar, whistle), and David Lofgren (bodhrán) each have long histories in folk music; and while their paths to taking up traditional music may vary wildly, their passion for, and love of this art form is unquestionably shared. VETERANS receive complimentary tickets for this performance. Thank you for your service.
Holly Jolly Handmade Bazaar 2026
Your local artisans have been creating the perfect gifts. Come on out and shop local and enjoy the warmth of creativity and community at our annual holiday bazaar.
HOLIDAY READING WITH MR & MRS CLAUS 2026
Celebrating the end of our season with a community open house. Lets ring in the holidays together nourished by a full season of art and creativity! Nosh on the potluck our board members provide and raise a glass to toast a full season ~beverages provided by National Distributors
Holiday Open House 2025
Celebrating the end of our season with a community open house. Lets ring in the holidays together nourished by a full season of art and creativity! Nosh on the potluck our board members provide and raise a glass to toast a full season ~beverages provided by National Distributors
sold out — A Charlie Brown Christmas-Heather Pierson Trio 2025
Heather, piano and vocals; Shawn Nadeau, bass; and Craig Bryan, drums) shares their interpretation of Vince Guaraldi’s iconic soundtrack of “A Charlie Brown Christmas”, additional Guaraldi compositions, and other holiday favorites.
The musical score for “A Charlie Brown Christmas”, composed by the late Vince Guaraldi and first broadcast in December of 1965, is just as poignant and touching as the story and includes the hugely popular hit “Linus and Lucy”. His gentle jazz riffs established musical trademarks that, to this day, still prompt smiles of recognition. The Heather Pierson Trio performs the entirety of the Charlie Brown Christmas album as recorded by the Vince Guaraldi Trio, as well as other Guaraldi compositions.
Holly Jolly Handmade Bazaar 2025
Your local artisans have been creating the perfect gifts. Come on out and shop local and enjoy the warmth of creativity and community at our annual holiday bazaar.
Family Fun Days: Halloween with DAC & the Library 2025
An interpretation of the classic story, “Ferdinand the Bull” set to original music composed by artistic director, Eliot Bailen. Rotholz will narrate the story and be accompanied by Bailen on cello.
WORKSHOP SERIES: Sip N' Clay 2025
Students will learn to hand mold a variety of pieces. You can make many items for yourself or gifts for the holidays. Classes are taught by Kathy Banks, who is passionate about pottery and loves to share that joy with learners of all skill levels.
SMOKE HOUSE BOYS 2025
Veteran New England musicians Ray Ryan, Nick Nataluk, and the Smokehouse Boys will be bringing a diverse set of music that will get you to dance in the aisles or just tap your feet and smile!
WORKSHOP SERIES: Sip N' Clay 2025
Students will learn to hand mold a variety of pieces. You can make many items for yourself or gifts for the holidays. Classes are taught by Kathy Banks, who is passionate about pottery and loves to share that joy with learners of all skill levels.
Red Hot & Ladylike Burlesque 21+ show 2025
Join Red Hot & Ladylike Burlesque at the DAC! 21+ show
Red Hot and Ladylike performed last fall in NYC. Are you ready for a night of Broadway Style Burlesque? Experience the excitement, wild energy, and nonstop fun of this unforgettable show leaving some things to the imagination!
DHARMA DOWN 2025
Dharma Down, a critically acclaimed jazz ensemble blending Modern Jazz and Middle Eastern influences:
Our 2024 debut album, Owl Dreams, featuring Mike Effenberger (piano), Duncan Hardy (alto saxophone and qanun), Scott Kiefner (upright bass), and John Mettam (drums) has been celebrated as:
“A breathtaking blend of East and West.. a seamless and immersive journey.” (Jazz Sensibilities)
“An essential listen for anyone interested in the intersection of jazz and world music” (The Jazz Word)
“A unique sound that stands apart in today’s world and jazz landscapes” (Five Finger Review)
Since its release, Owl Dreams has enjoyed over 3 months on the RMR Top 25 Jazz and Modern Jazz Album radio charts, with seven tracks reaching the Modern Jazz Single/Song Top 5.
WORKSHOP SERIES: Sip N' Clay 2025
Students will learn to hand mold a variety of pieces. You can make many items for yourself or gifts for the holidays. Classes are taught by Kathy Banks, who is passionate about pottery and loves to share that joy with learners of all skill levels.
RACHEL SUMNER & TRAVELING LIGHT 2025
Rachel Sumner & Traveling Light are a Boston-based string band making music that blends folk tradition with feminist storytelling, poetic detail, and just enough grit. At the center is Sumner’s songwriting—rooted in history, myth, and personal reckoning—carried by close harmonies, upright bass, acoustic guitar, and fiddle. The duo features Kat Wallace on fiddle and vocals and Rachel Sumner whose playing brings both tension and tenderness to the sound.
The Radio Outlaws 2025
The Radio Outlaws grew up in the Mount Washington Valley. They are a rock/country band playing old school rock and roll from the future. Sorta slow-core country from real beanheads. Imagine Mötley Crüe in a universe where The Beach Boys is the only music that exists. The Radio Outlaws create a positive experience+++
WORKSHOP SERIES: Sip N' Clay 2025
Students will learn to hand mold a variety of pieces. You can make many items for yourself or gifts for the holidays. Classes are taught by Kathy Banks, who is passionate about pottery and loves to share that joy with learners of all skill levels.
Scintillating Shorts 2025
Scintillating Shorts! Join DAC for a Readers Theater style performance of hilarious comedy scenes and short plays featuring the works of emerging new playwrights and critically acclaimed dramatists. From a bee in search of a Queen to an absurd encounter with a puppet, it’s an evening guaranteed to keep you laughing! Directed by Stan Burgoyne and starring Robert Libbey and Lynne McGhee.
SOLD OUT — FallFest Dinner and Silent Auction Fundraiser 2025
FALLFEST AUCTION & DINNER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 4-7PM
AN HOUR EARLY SO WE DON’T RUN OUTTA LIGHT—Please join us for an early fall evening of fun, food, friends, music, and bidding at FallFest, our annual silent auction and fundraiser for the Denmark Arts Center featuring the Janet Gill & High Street Jazz band!
SOLD OUT-Barry Me A Little 2025
SOLD OUT-Barry Manilow was the biggest hit-maker of the 70s and 80s and he is still touring at age 82. We are happy to present his younger prodigy (not really) for this area premiere. John Waldie thrilled audiences last year with his Billy Joel tribute, now he presents 'Barry Me a Little', his take on the man who "wrote the songs that make the young girls cry" (though he didn't write that song - Bruce Johnston of the Beach Boys did.) Don't miss the local 'King of the Keys' as he modulates his way through the Manilow repertoire.
CANCELLED-WORKSHOP SERIES: Block Printing with Kim Bahre 2025
Students will learn the art of block printing and leave with tea towels in time for Fall harvest. Classes are taught by Art Teacher, Kim Bahr, on two consecutive Tuesdays September 9 & 16. This is a Sip n’ Print class and studemts receive two tickets for beverages from our sponsor National Distributors.
Davy Sturtevant 2025
Originally from Erie, PA, Davy Sturtevant is a veteran touring artist, producer, engineer, songwriter, and performer who now makes his home in the wetern foothills of Maine. Blessed with a gorgeous tenor voice and skilled on a range of instruments that come to life in his capable hands, Davy is at once a witty, thoughtful, and has an engaging stage presence.
CANCELLED-WORKSHOP SERIES: Block Printing with Kim Bahre 2025
Students will learn the art of block printing and leave with tea towels in time for Fall harvest. Classes are taught by Art Teacher, Kim Bahr, on two consecutive Tuesdays September 9 & 16. This is a Sip n’ Print class and studemts receive two tickets for beverages from our sponsor National Distributors.
RESCHEDULED FOR 2026 -CHAMBER SERIES-Philippa Dunne
This program explores multiple outlooks on life and chamber music. Described as a “fervent, celebratory investigation into joy itself,” Paul Wiancko’s Lift explodes with adventurous textures that span the full sonic range of the string quartet. The program continues with two short contemplative pieces by Olafur Arnalds, and concludes with Schubert’s epic “Death and the Maiden,” a passionate dance with death that was only published after Schubert’s own death in 1828.
Paul Wianko, Lift (25')
Olafur Arnolds, Momentary + Saman (6')
Franz Schubert, Death and the Maiden (41')
Art Opening with Beth Richey 2025
ART OPENING WITH BETH RICHEY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 5-7 Working with the ebb and flow of a painting reveals what is ‘known’, ‘observed’, ‘sensed’ and what is slightly out of reach altogether. Each painting, a reminder, that resolution is elusive and paint has it’s say. To observe, reflect and respond to the nature of paint, subject, and self is painting.
Food and beverages compliments of Hannaford & National Distributors. Beth’s show will run from 9/6-10/26
The Jazz Peaks 2025
THE JAZZ PEAKS. A relatively new band emerging from the MWV music scene with focus on cool cats & hep grooves.
Justin Ramos piano/vocals, Fabio Gutierrez bass, Dave Trooper sax/vocals, Chris Dzengelewski drums
AUTHOR SERIES: Jessica Anthony 2025
THE MOST Longlisted for the 2024 National Book Award for Fiction. One of Time’s 100 Must-Read Books of 2024. One of the Washington Post’s Best Books of 2024.
From “one of our most thrilling and singular innovators on the page” (Laura Van Den Berg), a tightly wound, consuming tale about a 1950s American housewife who goes for a swim in her apartment complex’s swimming pool one morning…and won’t come out.
The Shadow Riders-Labor Day Weekend Show 2025-SOLD OUT
The Shadow Riders are a 6 piece band from the New England area, performing the music of the original Marshall Tucker Band. Fronted by singer, guitarist Bruce Marshall, who has assembled an all star lineup of musicians to faithfully create this timeless music.
Carlos Angeles Olmeda 2025
Carlos Angeles Olmeda Friday August 22 at 7pm Carlos’ music transports listeners to a wide spectrum of emotional and cultural destinations, and his heartfelt delivery is aimed at changing gears and realigning perspectives. On any given night, fans can hear at least four different songwriting styles in at least two languages performed with passion as well as a sense of humor. In a social and Artistic Climate where great songwriting, and, heartfelt performance is fast becoming a forgotten art form, and, where machines and computer apps create and deliver too much of the music we hear, Carlos Angeles brings us home musically to that place where great music belongs, the human heart. Come and revel in matters of the heart! (Photo credit: Susan Asato)
moved inside-7pm with the wolff sisters-Dam Jam Revival 2025
Fun for everyone at Bicentennial Park!
DAM JAM REVIVAL SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 2025 3-8:30 More family fun than ever! Our outdoor festival focuses on family with kid’s art, stilt-walkers, traditional craft artisans, good music-as always, and fun selection of food trucks! 3-8:30pm. 12 and under Free-accompanied by an adult
PIHCINTU MULTINATIONAL CHORUS will open our outdoor family art & music festival followed by RACHEL SUMNER & TRAVELING LIGHT and our 2025 headliner THE WOLFF SISTERS!
Hildaland 2025
Orkney (Scotland) born fiddler Louise Bichan and Indiana (USA) mandolinist Ethan Setiawan present a collaboration and meeting of their musical worlds. A path steeped in the fiddle traditions of their respective sides of the Atlantic, the journey taken wends through Scottish, oldtime, and Swedish inspired music intertwined with contemporary compositions. Bichan’s fiddle is a melodic foil to Setiawan’s counterpoint and harmonic depth, and the two weave in and out seamlessly.
AUTHOR SERIES: LEWIS ROBINSON 2025
THE ISLANDERS. Shaken by problems at home, confused by the motives of a new love, and reeling from a public meltdown, high school hockey star Walt McNamara joins an exclusive new leadership program controlled by the ultra-wealthy summer residents of Whaleback Island, a granite and spruce oasis off the coast of Maine. But this is no paradise; secrets lurk in its murky waters.
CHAMBER SERIES-Palaver Strings Quartet 2025
This program explores multiple outlooks on life and chamber music. Described as a “fervent, celebratory investigation into joy itself,” Paul Wiancko’s Lift explodes with adventurous textures that span the full sonic range of the string quartet. The program continues with two short contemplative pieces by Olafur Arnalds, and concludes with Schubert’s epic “Death and the Maiden,” a passionate dance with death that was only published after Schubert’s own death in 1828.
Paul Wianko, Lift (25')
Olafur Arnolds, Momentary + Saman (6')
Franz Schubert, Death and the Maiden (41')
Al Hospers Birthday Band 2025
Al Hospers Birthday Band is a 6-piece group playing in the New England area. They play an eclectic mix of cover tunes, unique arrangements of instantly recognizable favorites as well as original songs that audiences have come to enjoy.
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