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THE NAUTICAL R U N WAY Maine Voices for Palestinian Rights www.mvprights.org

Saturday, April 21 Doors open 4 pm

Please join MVPR & our co-sponsors in welcoming:

Dr. Alice Rothchild

Finding a Just Peace in Israel-Palestine Author of “Broken Promises, Broken Dreams” Stories of Jewish and Palestinian Trauma and Resilience “Broken Promises, Broken Dreams” probes beyond the geopolitical realities confronting Israelis and Palestinians. It is a soul searching, painfully honest examination of ordinary people bonded in a tragic embrace. Ultimately this powerful book is about healing festering wounds and narrowing irreconcilable differences. It deserves the widest readership.”

Bernard Lown, MD, Professor emeritus Harvard School of Public Health, Co-recipient Nobel Peace Prize

Date:

Sunday, April 22

Tented event, rain or shine, DJ and cash bar.

Come see the hottest styles for the beach, boat and barbecue this summer.

Co-sponsors:

Amnesty International, Colby College Student Chapter Chaplaincy Institute of Maine (ChIME) Time: 3:00-5pm Churches for Middle East Peace, Maine Episcopal Peace Fellowship of Maine Place: University of Southern Maine, First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church Portland Campus, Greater Brunswick PeaceWorks University Events Room: Maine Council of Churches Multicultural Students’ Association of USM 7th floor of Glickman Library Partners for World Health Free & open to the public; however, Pax Christi Maine donations help us continue our work & Peace Action Maine are gratefully accepted!

Portland Friends Meeting Social Action Committee of Allen Avenue Unitarian Universalist Church Light refreshments will be served~ Social Justice & Peace Commission of Sacred Heart/St. Dominic Church

FMI: mvprights@gmail.com

207.239.8060

ABOUT ALICE ROTHCHILD: In 1997, through her involvement in the Boston Workmen’s Circle, a progressive secular Jewish organization, Alice turned much of her non-medical focus to understanding the Israeli/Palestinian conflict and its relationship to US foreign policy and American Jewry. She co-founded and co-chairs Visions of Peace with Justice in Israel/Palestine, now American Jews for a Just Peace – Boston, and co-organized the AJJP Health and Human Rights Project. Presently, she is an Assistant Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Biology at Harvard Medical School.

Alice currently lives with her husband, cabinet maker Dan Klein, in Brookline, and they have two daughters, Emma and Sasha. She and her husband sing in the Boston Workmen’s Circle Yiddish chorus, A Besere Velt (A Better World).

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The annual celebration of local record stores – dreamed up by Maine’s own Chris Brown of Bull Moose – is sounding really cool.

By RAY ROUTHIER Staff Writer

hen Chris Brown first put out an e-mail to other indie record store folks more than five years ago, he knew he had a good idea.

He proposed a day, once a year, that celebrated the idea of a physical record store. The place where people come – and have come for generations – to browse, talk to other fans and music experts, and buy the next great work from their favorite artist.

With more and more people getting music online, it made sense to Brown, head of marketing for the Maine-based Bull Moose Music store chain, to try to play up all the positive aspects of the record store experience.

So he’s not completely surprised that Record Store Day will be entering its fifth year this Saturday around the nation. But he is surprised with how fast it’s become big. Huge, in fact.

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RECORD STORE DAY WHEN: Saturday WHERE: Bull Moose music stores in Maine and New Hampshire, as well as other independent music stores around Maine. For specific locations and performance times, see box on page E21.

HOW MUCH: Free INFO: Recordstoreday.com

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Special releases from Ralph Stanley, David Bowie, and the Carolina Chocolate Drops and Run-DMC are among more than 300 created for Record Store Day.

This year, more than 1,000 independent music stores nationwide will participate with giveaways, live performances and other events. That’s more participating stores than ever before.

And record labels have prepared more than 300 exclusive Record Store Day releases, including everything from old country and classic rock to punk and pop, and by everyone from Ralph Stanley and Dave Brubeck to The Black Keys and The White Stripes. Last year, there were about 188 special releases.

But what surprises Brown the most, and what he loves the most about Record Store Day, is the incredible vibe the day creates for everyone involved.

“Even bigger than the special releases, I think, is the fact that it just feels really, really good to be in a music store on

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O.A.R. rolling in for State show WHAT DOES O.A.R. stand for?

Of a Revolution. And they make records and CDs, get it, so their music literally revolves. And the band itself keeps on spinning, having been named one of the 100 Most Influential Independent Artists of the last 15 years by Performing Songwriter.

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.FSMF )BHHBSE SFMFBTFE IJT MBUFTU $% Merle Haggard released his latest CD, i8PSLJOH JO 5FOOFTTFF w JO MBUF 0DUPCFS "Working in Tennessee," in late October. #VU BT TQSJOH BSSJWFT BOE IF SFUVSOT UP But as spring arrives and he returns to UPVSJOH IF T USZJOH UP USFBU UIF BMCVN BT JG touring, he's trying to treat the album as if JU T B CSBOE OFX SFMFBTF it's a brand-new release. i8FMM * HPU TJDL SJHIU UIFSF JO UIF IJHI "Well, I got sick right there in the highMJHIU PG UIF JOJUJBM QSPNPUJPO PG JU w IF light of the (initial) promotion of it," he FYQMBJOFE JO B MBUF .BSDI QIPOF JOUFSWJFX explained in a late March phone interview. i4P XF SF JO UIF QSPDFTT PG UBMLJOH UP UIF "So we're in the process of talking to the QSPNPUJPO QFPQMF BU 7BOHVBSE 3FDPSET

promotion people at Vanguard (Records), BOE XF SF HPJOH UP HFU CBDL PO UIF QSPNP and we're going to get back on the promoUJPO PG JU BOE CSJOH JU UP MJGF HFU TPNF BJS tion of it, and bring it to life, get some airQMBZ BOE XIBUFWFS * UIJOL UIF CFTU UIJOH play and whatever. I think the best thing UIBU DPVME IBQQFO JT JG XF DPVME DPOOFDU JU that could happen is if we could connect it with a new movie some way" XJUI B OFX NPWJF TPNF XBZ w The illness Haggard mentions was fairly 5IF JMMOFTT )BHHBSE NFOUJPOT XBT GBJSMZ serious - pneumonia - and it sidelined TFSJPVT o QOFVNPOJB o BOE JU TJEFMJOFE him in January just as he was trying to IJN JO +BOVBSZ KVTU BT IF XBT USZJOH UP establish some momentum for "Working FTUBCMJTI TPNF NPNFOUVN GPS i8PSLJOH in Tennessee."

JO 5FOOFTTFF w "I got it bad, and I had to spend 10 days i* HPU JU CBE BOE * IBE UP TQFOE EBZT on intravenous inside the hospital and PO JOUSBWFOPVT JOTJEF UIF IPTQJUBM BOE all of that," he said. "I had some bleeding BMM PG UIBU w IF TBJE i* IBE TPNF CMFFEJOH ulcers. My hemoglobin got down on me.

VMDFST .Z IFNPHMPCJO HPU EPXO PO NF The count was bad. Hell, I was bleeding to 5IF DPVOU XBT CBE )FMM * XBT CMFFEJOH UP death, and didn't even know it, I guess. But EFBUI BOE EJEO U FWFO LOPX JU * HVFTT #VU I got that taken care of, so I'm walking a * HPU UIBU UBLFO DBSF PG TP * N XBMLJOH B little bit every day, a little more (at a time)."

MJUUMF CJU FWFSZ EBZ B MJUUMF NPSF BU B UJNF w For a moment in January, though, Hag'PS B NPNFOU JO +BOVBSZ UIPVHI )BH gard feared his illness was something HBSE GFBSFE IJT JMMOFTT XBT TPNFUIJOH worse - a return of the lung cancer that XPSTF o B SFUVSO PG UIF MVOH DBODFS UIBU was diagnosed in 2008 and that he had XBT EJBHOPTFE JO BOE UIBU IF IBE seemingly beaten, having been given the TFFNJOHMZ CFBUFO IBWJOH CFFO HJWFO UIF all-clear after treatment.

BMM DMFBS BGUFS USFBUNFOU "They (doctors) thought it was a recuri5IFZ EPDUPST UIPVHIU JU XBT B SFDVS rence when they first looked (at me)," SFODF XIFO UIFZ mSTU MPPLFE BU NF w Haggard said. "The first 30 hours down )BHHBSE TBJE i5IF mSTU IPVST EPXO there in the hospital in Georgia, I thought UIFSF JO UIF IPTQJUBM JO (FPSHJB * UIPVHIU it was all over. They said, 'It looks like the JU XBT BMM PWFS 5IFZ TBJE A*U MPPLT MJLF UIF cancer has come back.' Yeah, they said it DBODFS IBT DPNF CBDL :FBI UIFZ TBJE JU was a 65 percent chance that the cancer XBT B QFSDFOU DIBODF UIBU UIF DBODFS has returned.

IBT SFUVSOFE "And I said, 'Well, OK.' They said 'Now, it i"OE * TBJE A8FMM 0, 5IFZ TBJE A/PX JU could be pneumonia.' For about 30 hours DPVME CF QOFVNPOJB 'PS BCPVU IPVST until we got the report, it was tough. You VOUJM XF HPU UIF SFQPSU JU XBT UPVHI :PV really got a good chance to look at yourSFBMMZ HPU B HPPE DIBODF UP MPPL BU ZPVS self."

TFMG w Haggard isn't behaving like someone )BHHBSE JTO U CFIBWJOH MJLF TPNFPOF who is worried about his health these XIP JT XPSSJFE BCPVU IJT IFBMUI UIFTF days. Having turned 75 on April 6, he is EBZT )BWJOH UVSOFE PO "QSJM IF JT starting out on a U.S. tour that has dates TUBSUJOH PVU PO B 6 4 UPVS UIBU IBT EBUFT booked into September and comes to the CPPLFE JOUP 4FQUFNCFS BOE DPNFT UP UIF Music Hall in Portsmouth, N.H., on Friday. .VTJD )BMM JO 1PSUTNPVUI / ) PO 'SJEBZ (Elsa Cross opens.) &MTB $SPTT PQFOT

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FYUFOTJWF XPSME UPVS IF T EPOF JO ZFBST What's more, he also said his manage8IBU T NPSF IF BMTP TBJE IJT NBOBHF ment is exploring the possibilities of NFOU JT FYQMPSJOH UIF QPTTJCJMJUJFT PG making a feature-length movie and doing NBLJOH B GFBUVSF MFOHUI NPWJF BOE EPJOH a reality television show B SFBMJUZ UFMFWJTJPO TIPX "We really don't have a working title, but i8F SFBMMZ EPO U IBWF B XPSLJOH UJUMF CVU it (the movie) would be me and my life and JU UIF NPWJF XPVME CF NF BOE NZ MJGF BOE my love story with Bonnie Owens and how NZ MPWF TUPSZ XJUI #POOJF 0XFOT BOE IPX we got started, coming out of prison and XF HPU TUBSUFE DPNJOH PVU PG QSJTPO BOE (having) fame," Haggard said.

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ZFBST There, Haggard got his life together 5IFSF )BHHBSE HPU IJT MJGF UPHFUIFS and came out of prison ready to pursue BOE DBNF PVU PG QSJTPO SFBEZ UP QVSTVF country music. He got a deal with Tally DPVOUSZ NVTJD )F HPU B EFBM XJUI 5BMMZ Records, and with his first top 10 hit, "(My 3FDPSET BOE XJUI IJT mSTU UPQ IJU i .Z Friends Are Gonna Be) Strangers" in 'SJFOET "SF (POOB #F 4USBOHFSTw JO 1966, he began a run of hits that continued IF CFHBO B SVO PG IJUT UIBU DPOUJOVFE into the 1980s and made Haggard one of JOUP UIF T BOE NBEF )BHHBSE POF PG country's top stars.

DPVOUSZ T UPQ TUBST His output of albums slowed in the 1990s, )JT PVUQVU PG BMCVNT TMPXFE JO UIF T but after signing with the rock label Anti CVU BGUFS TJHOJOH XJUI UIF SPDL MBCFM "OUJ Records in 2000, Haggard began a prolific 3FDPSET JO )BHHBSE CFHBO B QSPMJmD stretch that has included eight studio TUSFUDI UIBU IBT JODMVEFE FJHIU TUVEJP albums, the latest of which is "Working in BMCVNT UIF MBUFTU PG XIJDI JT i8PSLJOH JO Tennessee."

5FOOFTTFF w Along the way Haggard married five "MPOH UIF XBZ )BHHBSE NBSSJFE mWF times. He had four children with his first UJNFT )F IBE GPVS DIJMESFO XJUI IJT mSTU wife, Leona Hobbs, and a 13-year second XJGF -FPOB )PCCT BOE B ZFBS TFDPOE marriage to Owens, a country star in her NBSSJBHF UP 0XFOT B DPVOUSZ TUBS JO IFS own right who put her career second to PXO SJHIU XIP QVU IFS DBSFFS TFDPOE UP raising Haggard's children and touring SBJTJOH )BHHBSE T DIJMESFO BOE UPVSJOH with him as a backup singer. That marXJUI IJN BT B CBDLVQ TJOHFS 5IBU NBS riage ended in 1978, and Haggard went on SJBHF FOEFE JO BOE )BHHBSE XFOU PO to marry and divorce twice more before UP NBSSZ BOE EJWPSDF UXJDF NPSF CFGPSF he met his current wife, Theresa Ann IF NFU IJT DVSSFOU XJGF 5IFSFTB "OO Lane, in 1993.

-BOF JO As for the reality series, that would focus "T GPS UIF SFBMJUZ TFSJFT UIBU XPVME GPDVT on Haggard's current day-to-day life on PO )BHHBSE T DVSSFOU EBZ UP EBZ MJGF PO the road and with Theresa and their two UIF SPBE BOE XJUI 5IFSFTB BOE UIFJS UXP children, Jenessa and Ben. DIJMESFO +FOFTTB BOE #FO "I'm a blessed man," Haggard said. "I've i* N B CMFTTFE NBO w )BHHBSE TBJE i* WF had the opportunity to live and watch IBE UIF PQQPSUVOJUZ UP MJWF BOE XBUDI some children grow up, and I didn't start TPNF DIJMESFO HSPX VQ BOE * EJEO U TUBSU (this second family) until I was 53 years UIJT TFDPOE GBNJMZ VOUJM * XBT ZFBST old. Here I am, and I'm healthy and everyPME )FSF * BN BOE * N IFBMUIZ BOE FWFSZ thing and I've got this young family.

UIJOH BOE * WF HPU UIJT ZPVOH GBNJMZ "My wife is over here saying, 'What i.Z XJGF JT PWFS IFSF TBZJOH A8IBU about my wife?' 4P XF SF EPJOH SFBM HPPE So we're doing real good, BCPVU NZ XJGF the family. If that part's OK, then everyUIF GBNJMZ *G UIBU QBSU T 0, UIFO FWFSZ thing is all right, you know what I mean?"

UIJOH JT BMM SJHIU ZPV LOPX XIBU * NFBO w For the moment, Haggard will be busy 'PS UIF NPNFOU )BHHBSE XJMM CF CVTZ touring with the latest edition of his longUPVSJOH XJUI UIF MBUFTU FEJUJPO PG IJT MPOH running band, The Strangers. A typical SVOOJOH CBOE 5IF 4USBOHFST " UZQJDBM show includes a few tunes from the new TIPX JODMVEFT B GFX UVOFT GSPN UIF OFX album as well as a selection of tunes from BMCVN BT XFMM BT B TFMFDUJPO PG UVOFT GSPN a back catalog that includes some 100 B CBDL DBUBMPH UIBU JODMVEFT TPNF charting singles.

DIBSUJOH TJOHMFT "We change it up every night," Haggard i8F DIBOHF JU VQ FWFSZ OJHIU w )BHHBSE said. "We don't use the same songs. So the TBJE i8F EPO U VTF UIF TBNF TPOHT 4P UIF band stays on their toes."

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Onelongfellowsquare.com; 761-1757 =\SZ]\UTSZZ]ea_cO`S Q][) %$ %#% April 27 - The Brew with Barefoot Truth, 8 /^`WZ % Âł BVS 0`Se eWbV 0O`ST]]b B`cbV & p.m., Port City Music Hall, Portland. ^ [ >]`b 1Wbg ;caWQ 6OZZ >]`bZO\R $10 to $30. Portcitymusichall.com; b] ! >]`bQWbg[caWQVOZZ Q][) (888) 512-SHOW &&& # A6=E April 27 - James McMurtry, 8 p.m., /^`WZ % Âł 8O[Sa ;Q;c`b`g & ^ [

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Portcitymusichall.com; b] # >]`bQWbg[caWQVOZZ Q][) (888) 512-SHOW &&& # A6=E April 28 - Mike and Ruthy, 8 p.m., /^`WZ & Âł ;WYS O\R @cbVg & ^ [ One Longfellow Square, Portland. $12/$15. =\S :]\UTSZZ]e A_cO`S >]`bZO\R # 761-1757; Onelongfellowsquare.com %$ %#%) =\SZ]\UTSZZ]ea_cO`S Q][ April 28 - James McMurtry, 8 p.m., /^`WZ & Âł 8O[Sa ;Q;c`b`g & ^ [ Strand Theatre, Rockland. $20/$24.

Ab`O\R BVSOb`S @]QYZO\R " RocklandStrand.com; 594-0070 @]QYZO\RAb`O\R Q][) #'" % April 28 - Stone Mountain Live with Don /^`WZ & ³ Ab]\S ;]c\bOW\ :WdS eWbV 2]\ Dixon and Marti Jones, 7:30 p.m., Stone 2Wf]\ O\R ;O`bW 8]\Sa %(! ^ [ Ab]\S Mountain Arts Center, Brownfield. $45-$75. ;]c\bOW\ /`ba 1S\bS` 0`]e\¿SZR "# %# Stonemountainartscenter.com; 935-7292 Ab]\S[]c\bOW\O`baQS\bS` Q][) '!# % ' April 29 - Sarah Blacker and Will /^`WZ ' ³ AO`OV 0ZOQYS` O\R EWZZ Dailey, 7:30 p.m., One Longfellow 2OWZSg %(! ^ [ =\S :]\UTSZZ]e Square, Portland. $12 b] # %$ %#%) to $15. 761-1757; A_cO`S >]`bZO\R Onelongfellowsquare.com =\SZ]\UTSZZ]ea_cO`S Q][ May 1 - Bob Weir, 8 p.m., State Theatre, ;Og ³ 0]P ESW` & ^ [ AbObS BVSOb`S Portland. $40/$45. Statetheatreportland >]`bZO\R " "# AbObSbVSOb`S^]`bZO\R .com; (800) 745-3000; Cumberland County Q][) & %"# ! ) 1c[PS`ZO\R 1]c\bg Civic Center box office 1WdWQ 1S\bS` P]f ]T¿QS May 1 - Kathleen Edwards, 8 p.m., Port City ;Og ³ 9ObVZSS\ 3ReO`Ra & ^ [ >]`b 1Wbg Music Hall, Portland. $18 to $30. ;caWQ 6OZZ >]`bZO\R & b] ! statetheatreportland.com; (888) 512-SHOW abObSbVSOb`S^]`bZO\R Q][) &&& # A6=E May 2 ³ =bb[O` :WSPS`b O\R :c\O <SU`O - Ottmar Liebert and Luna Negra, ;Og 8 p.m., Jonathan's, Ogunquit. $37.50. & ^ [ 8]\ObVO\¸a =Uc\_cWb !% # Jonathansrestaurant.com; 646-4526 8]\ObVO\a`SabOc`O\b Q][) $"$ "# $ May 3 - Dierks Bentley with Eli Young Band ;Og ! ³ 2WS`Ya 0S\bZSg eWbV 3ZW G]c\U 0O\R and Will Hoge, 8 p.m., Augusta Civic Center.

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May 4 - Trailer Park Boys, 8 p.m., State ;Og " Âł B`OWZS` >O`Y 0]ga & ^ [ AbObS Theatre, Portland. $29.50/$35.

Statetheatre BVSOb`S >]`bZO\R ' # !# AbObSbVSOb`S Portland.com; (800) 745-3000; ^]`bZO\R Q][) & %"# ! ) Cumberland County Civic Center box office 1c[PS`ZO\R 1]c\bg 1WdWQ 1S\bS` P]f ]TÂżQS May 4 - Cheryl Wheeler, 8 p.m., Stone ;Og " Âł 1VS`gZ EVSSZS` & ^ [ Ab]\S Mountain Arts Center, Brownfield. $23. ;]c\bOW\ /`ba 1S\bS` 0`]e\ÂżSZR !

Stonemountainartscenter.com; 935-7292 Ab]\S[]c\bOW\O`baQS\bS` Q][) '!# % ' May 4 - MercyMe, 7 p.m., University of ;Og " Âł ;S`Qg;S % ^ [ C\WdS`aWbg ]T Southern Maine, Gorham. $20 to $50.

A]cbVS`\ ;OW\S 5]`VO[ b] # Lighthouseevents.com; 232-0966 :WUVbV]caSSdS\ba Q][) ! '$$ May 4 - Darrell Scott, 8 p.m., One ;Og " Âł 2O``SZZ AQ]bb & ^ [ =\S Longfellow Square, Portland. $20/$23. :]\UTSZZ]e A_cO`S >]`bZO\R !

761-1757; Onelongfellowsquare.com %$ %#%) =\SZ]\UTSZZ]ea_cO`S Q][ May 5 - M. Ward, 8 p.m., State Theatre, ;Og # Âł ; EO`R & ^ [ AbObS BVSOb`S Portland. $23/$25.

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N #/.#%243 CONCERTS TODAY 4/$!9 Raekwon, rapper from Wu Tang Clan, with several 2AEKWON RAPPER FROM 7U 4ANG #LAN WITH SEVERAL OPENING ACTS PLUS 0ORT #ITY -USIC (ALL

opening acts, 18-plus; Port City Music Hall, Portland. $18; $30 VIP. portcitymusichall.com.

0ORTLAND 6)0 PORTCITYMUSICHALL COM 9 p.m.

P M 53- 3CHOOL OF -USIC *AZZ %NSEMBLE CLASSICAL

USM School of Music Jazz Ensemble, classical, BIG BAND AND MODERN 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN big band and modern, University of Southern Maine (Corthell Concert Hall), Gorham.

-AINE #ORTHELL #ONCERT (ALL 'ORHAM usm.maine.edu/music. 7:30 p.m.

USM MAINE EDU MUSIC P M 3HANNEYGNOCK ENERGETIC .EWFOUNDLAND BAND

Shanneygnock, energetic Newfoundland band, 5NITY #ENTRE FOR THE 0ERFORMING !RTS Unity Centre for the Performing Arts. $15.

948-7469. 7:30 p.m.

P M Elijah Ocean, rock, with The Coloradas, One %LIJAH /CEAN ROCK WITH 4HE #OLORADAS /NE Longfellow Square, Portland. $10 in advance; $12 ,ONGFELLOW 3QUARE 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE at door, onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m.

AT DOOR ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M FRIDAY &2)$!9 Seether, metal, with Sidecar Radio, State Theatre, 3EETHER METAL WITH 3IDECAR 2ADIO 3TATE 4HEATRE

Portland. $27 in advance; $30 day of show.

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DLJ@: 8E; E@>?KC@=< statetheatreportland.com. 8 p.m.

STATETHEATREPORTLAND COM P M Mayer Hawthorne and The County, neo-soul, -AYER (AWTHORNE AND 4HE #OUNTY NEO SOUL

with The Stepkids, 18-plus; Port City Music Hall, WITH 4HE 3TEPKIDS PLUS 0ORT #ITY -USIC (ALL

Portland. $18; $30 VIP. portcitymusichall.com.

0ORTLAND 6)0 PORTCITYMUSICHALL COM 8 p.m.

P M Shanna Underwood, singer-songwriter, Local 3HANNA 5NDERWOOD SINGER SONGWRITER ,OCAL Sprouts Cooperative, Portland. Free/donation.

3PROUTS #OOPERATIVE 0ORTLAND &REE DONATION localsprouts.coop. 7 p.m.

LOCALSPROUTS COOP P M Ronnie Earl and The Broadcasters, blues, 2ONNIE %ARL AND 4HE "ROADCASTERS BLUES

Jonathan's Restaurant, Ogunquit. $35. *ONATHAN S 2ESTAURANT /GUNQUIT jonathansrestaurant.com. 8 p.m.

JONATHANSRESTAURANT COM P M

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ASSbVS` Wa Ob bVS AbObS BVSOb`S ]\ 4`WROg Tim Rice and Ellen Tipper, singer-songwriters, 4IM 2ICE AND %LLEN 4IPPER SINGER SONGWRITERS

River Tree Arts, Kennebunk. $8. rivertreearts.org.

2IVER 4REE !RTS +ENNEBUNK RIVERTREEARTS ORG 7 p.m.

P M SNAEX: Chriss Sutherland and ChrisTeret, alt3.!%8 #HRISS 3UTHERLAND AND #HRIS 4ERET ALT rock, CD-release show with guest Tom Kovacevik, ROCK #$ RELEASE SHOW WITH GUEST 4OM +OVACEVIK

Mayo Street Arts, Portland. $10; $7 for students.

-AYO 3TREET !RTS 0ORTLAND FOR STUDENTS mayostreetarts.org. 8:30 p.m.

MAYOSTREETARTS ORG P M Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem, string band, One 2ANI !RBO $AISY -AYHEM STRING BAND /NE Longfellow Square, Portland. $17 in advance; $20 ,ONGFELLOW 3QUARE 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE day of show, onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m.

DAY OF SHOW ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Pat Benatar, rock, State Theatre, Portland. Sold 0AT "ENATAR ROCK 3TATE 4HEATRE 0ORTLAND 3OLD out. statetheatreportland.com. 8 p.m.

OUT STATETHEATREPORTLAND COM P M Mainesqueeze, Western swing, Unitarian -AINESQUEEZE 7ESTERN SWING 5NITARIAN Universalist Church of Saco and Biddeford, 5NIVERSALIST #HURCH OF 3ACO AND "IDDEFORD

Saco. $10; free for ages 12 and under.

3ACO FREE FOR AGES AND UNDER sacocoffeehouse.com. 7 p.m.

SACOCOFFEEHOUSE COM P M Brad Terry and Paul Sullivan, jazz, Merrill Hall/ "RAD 4ERRY AND 0AUL 3ULLIVAN JAZZ -ERRILL (ALL Nordica Auditorium, Farmington. $15; free for .ORDICA !UDITORIUM &ARMINGTON FREE FOR children under 16. 778-7050. 7:30 p.m.

CHILDREN UNDER P M Robin Jellis, classical, Celtic and modern cello 2OBIN *ELLIS CLASSICAL #ELTIC AND MODERN CELLO music, Local Sprouts Cooperative, Portland. Free/ MUSIC ,OCAL 3PROUTS #OOPERATIVE 0ORTLAND &REE donation, localsprouts.coop. 11 a.m.

DONATION LOCALSPROUTS COOP A M Jose Duddy, country music, benefits the *OSE $UDDY COUNTRY MUSIC BENElTS THE community center; Nasson Community Center, COMMUNITY CENTER .ASSON #OMMUNITY #ENTER

Springvale. $10. nassoncc.org. 7 p.m.

3PRINGVALE NASSONCC ORG P M Dirigo and Soule Monde, alt-country/jam band, $IRIGO AND 3OULE -ONDE ALT COUNTRY JAM BAND

Unity Centre for the Performing Arts. $10.

5NITY #ENTRE FOR THE 0ERFORMING !RTS unity.edu/uccpa. 7:30 p.m.

UNITY EDU UCCPA P M Antje Duvekot, singer-songwriter, with !NTJE $UVEKOT SINGER SONGWRITER WITH Chelsea Berry, One Longfellow Square, #HELSEA "ERRY /NE ,ONGFELLOW 3QUARE

Portland. $15 in advance; $18 day of show.

0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m.

ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M Zemya and Improvox, a cappella, Frontier Cafe, :EMYA AND )MPROVOX A CAPPELLA &RONTIER #AFE

Cinema & Gallery, Brunswick. $12 in advance; #INEMA 'ALLERY "RUNSWICK IN ADVANCE $15 day of show, explorefrontier.com. 8 p.m.

DAY OF SHOW EXPLOREFRONTIER COM P M Tom Cook, Louis Grass! and Whit Walker, singer4OM #OOK ,OUIS 'RASSI AND 7HIT 7ALKER SINGER songwriters, Portland New Church. $10.

SONGWRITERS 0ORTLAND .EW #HURCH 857-9002. 7 p.m.

P M Joe Gallant, singer-songwriter, Record Store Day *OE 'ALLANT SINGER SONGWRITER 2ECORD 3TORE $AY performance, Bull Moose Music, Portland. Free.

PERFORMANCE "ULL -OOSE -USIC 0ORTLAND &REE bullmoose.com. 1 p.m.

BULLMOOSE COM P M Dean Ford, pop/rock, Record Store Day $EAN &ORD POP ROCK 2ECORD 3TORE $AY performance, Bull Moose Music, Portland. Free.

PERFORMANCE "ULL -OOSE -USIC 0ORTLAND &REE bullmoose.com. 6 p.m.

BULLMOOSE COM P M

Whitcomb, hard rock, Record Store Day 7HITCOMB HARD ROCK 2ECORD 3TORE $AY performance, Bull Moose Music, North Windham.

PERFORMANCE "ULL -OOSE -USIC .ORTH 7INDHAM Free, bullmoose.com. 3 p.m. &REE BULLMOOSE COM P M Chris Ross, acoustic folk-rock, Record Store Day #HRIS 2OSS ACOUSTIC FOLK ROCK 2ECORD 3TORE $AY performance, Bull Moose Music, Bangor. Free.

PERFORMANCE "ULL -OOSE -USIC "ANGOR &REE bullmoose.com. 3 p.m.

BULLMOOSE COM P M Tricky Britches, country rock/folk/bluegrass, 4RICKY "RITCHES COUNTRY ROCK FOLK BLUEGRASS

Record Store Day performance, Bull Moose 2ECORD 3TORE $AY PERFORMANCE "ULL -OOSE Music, Brunswick. Free, bullmoose.com. 2 p.m.

-USIC "RUNSWICK &REE BULLMOOSE COM P M Worried Well, rock, Record Store Day 7ORRIED 7ELL ROCK 2ECORD 3TORE $AY performance, Bull Moose Music, Lewiston. Free.

PERFORMANCE "ULL -OOSE -USIC ,EWISTON &REE bullmoose.com. Noon.

BULLMOOSE COM .OON Old Abode, violin, mandolin, banjo and electric /LD !BODE VIOLIN MANDOLIN BANJO AND ELECTRIC guitars, Record Store Day performance, Bull GUITARS 2ECORD 3TORE $AY PERFORMANCE "ULL Moose Music, Lewiston. Free, bullmoose.com.

-OOSE -USIC ,EWISTON &REE BULLMOOSE COM 3 p.m.

P M Zach Jones, rock/soul, Record Store Day :ACH *ONES ROCK SOUL 2ECORD 3TORE $AY performance, Bull Moose Music, Scarborough.

PERFORMANCE "ULL -OOSE -USIC 3CARBOROUGH Free, bullmoose.com. 1 p.m. &REE BULLMOOSE COM P M Steiner Street, pop-punk, Record Store Day 3TEINER 3TREET POP PUNK 2ECORD 3TORE $AY performance, Bull Moose Music, Scarborough.

PERFORMANCE "ULL -OOSE -USIC 3CARBOROUGH Free, bullmoose.com. 4 p.m. &REE BULLMOOSE COM P M Prospect Hill, alt-pop/rock, Record Store Day 0ROSPECT (ILL ALT POP ROCK 2ECORD 3TORE $AY performance, Bull Moose Music, Waterville. Free.

PERFORMANCE "ULL -OOSE -USIC 7ATERVILLE &REE bullmoose.com. 2 p.m.

BULLMOOSE COM P M Too Late the Hero, metal, Record Store Day 4OO ,ATE THE (ERO METAL 2ECORD 3TORE $AY performance, Bull Moose Music (outside), PERFORMANCE "ULL -OOSE -USIC OUTSIDE

Sanford. Free, bullmoose.com. 2 p.m.

3ANFORD &REE BULLMOOSE COM P M SUNDAY 35.$!9 Christopher Paul Stelling, Old Soul and Lisa/Liza, #HRISTOPHER 0AUL 3TELLING /LD 3OUL AND ,ISA ,IZA

folk, The Oak and the Ax, Biddeford. $7.

FOLK 4HE /AK AND THE !X "IDDEFORD theoakandtheax.blogspot.com. 8 p.m.

THEOAKANDTHEAX BLOGSPOT COM P M Hot Jazz Brunch, with Sean Mencher, Bob (OT *AZZ "RUNCH WITH 3EAN -ENCHER "OB Hamilton, Derek Moniz and special guests, (AMILTON $EREK -ONIZ AND SPECIAL GUESTS

Local Sprouts Cooperative, Portland. Donation, ,OCAL 3PROUTS #OOPERATIVE 0ORTLAND $ONATION localsprouts.coop. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

LOCALSPROUTS COOP A M TO P M Murray and Falkenau, Irish folk roots duo, Skye -URRAY AND &ALKENAU )RISH FOLK ROOTS DUO 3KYE Theatre Performing Arts Center, South Carthage.

4HEATRE 0ERFORMING !RTS #ENTER 3OUTH #ARTHAGE $15. 562-4445. 7 p.m.

P M MONDAY -/.$!9 USM Jazz Concert, Local Sprouts Cooperative, 53- *AZZ #ONCERT ,OCAL 3PROUTS #OOPERATIVE

Portland. Free/donation, localsprouts.coop. 7 p.m.

0ORTLAND &REE DONATION LOCALSPROUTS COOP P M

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Portland, slaintewinebar.com. 10 p.m.

0ORTLAND SLAINTEWINEBAR COM P M Andrew Merzi, folk, country and rock, Andy's Old !NDREW -ERZI FOLK COUNTRY AND ROCK !NDY S /LD Port Pub, Portland, andysoldportpub.com. 7 p.m.

0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M Continued from Page Ell :fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3 Jaw Gems, jazz and hip-hop, Run of the Mill *AW 'EMS JAZZ AND HIP HOP 2UN OF THE -ILL Brewpub, Saco. 571 -9648. 8 to 11 p.m.

"REWPUB 3ACO TO P M One Longfellow Square, Portland. $8. /NE ,ONGFELLOW 3QUARE 0ORTLAND Steiner Street, rock, all ages; Empire Dine and 3TEINER 3TREET ROCK ALL AGES %MPIRE $INE AND onelongfellowsquare.com. 7 p.m.

ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M Dance, Portland. $10. portlandempire.com. $ANCE 0ORTLAND PORTLANDEMPIRE COM April Verch, Canadian fiddler, singer and !PRIL 6ERCH #ANADIAN lDDLER SINGER AND 5 p.m.

P M stepdancer, Skye Theatre Performing Arts Center, STEPDANCER 3KYE 4HEATRE 0ERFORMING !RTS #ENTER

Steiner Street, rock, 21-plus; Empire Dine and 3TEINER 3TREET ROCK PLUS %MPIRE $INE AND South Carthage. $15. 562-4445. 7 p.m.

3OUTH #ARTHAGE P M Dance, Portland. $5. portlandempire.com. 9 p.m. $ANCE 0ORTLAND PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M Beer Pong, Line Dancing, Karaoke and DJ BAPRIL 26 "EER 0ONG ,INE $ANCING +ARAOKE AND $* " !02), Greg Brown, singer-songwriter, One Longfellow set, 21-plus; Club Texas, Auburn. $2. 784-7785.

'REG "ROWN SINGER SONGWRITER /NE ,ONGFELLOW SET PLUS #LUB 4EXAS !UBURN Square, Portland. $35 in advance; $40 at door.

3QUARE 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE AT DOOR Doors at 6 p.m. $OORS AT P M onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m.

ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M Open Mic Night, Deer Run Tavern, Yarmouth. /PEN -IC .IGHT $EER 2UN 4AVERN 9ARMOUTH Heather Maloney, singer-songwriter, with Mai (EATHER -ALONEY SINGER SONGWRITER WITH -AL 846-9555. 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

TO P M Blum and Thorn & Shout, The Oak and the Ax, "LUM AND 4HORN 3HOUT 4HE /AK AND THE !X

Seed and Band Beyond Description, jam3EED AND "AND "EYOND $ESCRIPTION JAM Biddeford. $6. theoakandtheax.blogspot.com.

"IDDEFORD THEOAKANDTHEAX BLOGSPOT COM band covers, 21-plus; Big Easy, Portland. $3.

BAND COVERS PLUS "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND 8 p.m.

P M bigeasyportland.com. 8 p.m.

BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M Jimmy Dority, piano, Local Sprouts Cooperative, *IMMY $ORITY PIANO ,OCAL 3PROUTS #OOPERATIVE

Kristen Mario, singer-songwriter, Blue, Portland. +RISTEN -ARLO SINGER SONGWRITER "LUE 0ORTLAND Portland. Free/donation, localsprouts.coop. 7 p.m.

0ORTLAND &REE DONATION LOCALSPROUTS COOP P M Donation, portcityblue.com. 8 p.m. $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Four Shillings Short, Irish music, "Around the &OUR 3HILLINGS 3HORT )RISH MUSIC h!ROUND THE Groove Ruckus, jazz-funk fusion, Blue, Portland.

'ROOVE 2UCKUS JAZZ FUNK FUSION "LUE 0ORTLAND World in 30 Instruments," Blue Hill Public Library.

7ORLD IN )NSTRUMENTS v "LUE (ILL 0UBLIC ,IBRARY Donation, portcityblue.com. 10 p.m. $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Free. 374-5515. 6:30 p.m. &REE P M Jerks of Grass, bluegrass, Bayside Bowl, Portland. *ERKS OF 'RASS BLUEGRASS "AYSIDE "OWL 0ORTLAND Maine Jazz Band, St. Joseph's College (Viola -AINE *AZZ "AND 3T *OSEPH S #OLLEGE 6IOLA baysidebowl.com. 8 p.m.

BAYSIDEBOWL COM P M George Auditorium), Standish. Free. 893-7723.

'EORGE !UDITORIUM 3TANDISH &REE 7 p.m.

P M FRIDAY &2)$!9 Spose, hip-hop, CD-release show with special 3POSE HIP HOP #$ RELEASE SHOW WITH SPECIAL guests, all ages; Empire Dine and Dance, GUESTS ALL AGES %MPIRE $INE AND $ANCE

COMEDY N #/-%$9 Portland. $10 in advance; $12 day of show.

0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW Open Mic Comedy, 21-plus; Slainte, Portland. /PEN -IC #OMEDY PLUS 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND portlandempire.com. 5 p.m.

PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M slaintewinebar.com.

8 p.m. today and April 26.

SLAINTEWINEBAR COM P M TODAY AND !PRIL Spose, hip-hop, CD-release show with special 3POSE HIP HOP #$ RELEASE SHOW WITH SPECIAL Local Laughs, Asylum (lounge), Portland. ,OCAL ,AUGHS !SYLUM LOUNGE 0ORTLAND guests, 21-plus; Empire Dine and Dance, GUESTS PLUS %MPIRE $INE AND $ANCE

portlandasylum.com.

8 p.m. today.

PORTLANDASYLUM COM P M TODAY Portland. $8 in advance; $10 day of show.

0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW portlandempire.com. 9:30 p.m.

PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M Suns of Darkness, metal, with Spawn of Man, 3UNS OF $ARKNESS METAL WITH 3PAWN OF -AN

BARS/CLUBS N "!23 #,5"3 Ripfence and Blood Red Thrust, 21-plus; Club 2IPFENCE AND "LOOD 2ED 4HRUST PLUS #LUB TODAY 4/$!9 Texas, Auburn. $3 in advance; $5 at door.

4EXAS !UBURN IN ADVANCE AT DOOR Hot Club du Monde, gypsy jazz and swing, (OT #LUB DU -ONDE GYPSY JAZZ AND SWING

Gingko Blue Jazz Club, Portland, gingkoblue.com.

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"THINK LIKE A MAN" (PG-13) (1:21) Stars Chris Brown, Gabrielle ¾B67<9 :793 / ;/<œ >5 ! ( AbO`a 1V`Wa 0`]e\ 5OP`WSZZS Union, Kevin Hart, Romany Malco, Gary Owen, Terrence J and C\W]\ 9SdW\ 6O`b @][O\g ;OZQ] 5O`g =eS\ BS``S\QS 8 O\R Michael Ealy. Directed by Tim Story. Four friends conspire to turn ;WQVOSZ 3OZg 2W`SQbSR Pg BW[ Ab]`g 4]c` T`WS\Ra Q]\a^W`S b] bc`\ the tables on their women when they discover the ladies have been bVS bOPZSa ]\ bVSW` e][S\ eVS\ bVSg RWaQ]dS` bVS ZORWSa VOdS PSS\ using Steve Harvey's relationship advice against them. caW\U AbSdS 6O`dSg¸a `SZObW]\aVW^ ORdWQS OUOW\ab bVS[ Opening at: Cinemagic Westbrook Fri-Wed 12:20,3:10, 6:45, 9:40 =^S\W\U Ob( 1W\S[OUWQ ESabP`]]Y 4`W ESR ( !( $("# '(" EO`\S` 0`]a Warner Bros.

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"THE KID WITH A BIKE" (PG-13) (1:21) Stars Thomas Doret, Cecile ÂľB63 972 E7B6 / 0793Âś >5 ! ( AbO`a BV][Oa 2]`Sb 1SQWZS De France and Jeremie Renier. Directed by Jean-Pierre Dardenne 2S 4`O\QS O\R 8S`S[WS @S\WS` 2W`SQbSR Pg 8SO\ >WS``S 2O`RS\\S and Luc Dardenne. Abandoned by his father, a young boy is left O\R :cQ 2O`RS\\S /PO\R]\SR Pg VWa TObVS` O g]c\U P]g Wa ZSTb in a state-run youth farm. In a random act of kindness, the town W\ O abObS `c\ g]cbV TO`[ 7\ O `O\R][ OQb ]T YW\R\Saa bVS b]e\ hairdresser agrees to foster him on weekends. In French with VOW`R`SaaS` OU`SSa b] T]abS` VW[ ]\ eSSYS\Ra 7\ 4`S\QV eWbV English subtitles.

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Laser Mania ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarves’ A wonderfully re-imagined and interactive show, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves” is on stage today. This version engages children at key moments with characters asking for help in deciding what to do next. The show runs through Sunday. p.m.

WHEN: 44 p.m.

Children's Museum Museum WHERE: Children’s and Theatre Theatre of of Maine, Maine, 142 142 and Free St., St., Portland Portland Free $8, $9; $9; HOW MUCH: $8, kitetails.org

‘Hedda Gabler’ Jealousy, deceit, death and personal freedom are just some of the themes in “Hedda Gabler.”

The character of Gabler has often been described as the female equivalent of Hamlet for its theatrical impact. Henrik Ibsen’s dark, shocking and complex drama unfolds through April 29.

7:30 p.m. p.m.

WHEN: 7:30 Russell Hall, Hall, UniUniWHERE: Russell versity of of Southern Southern Maine, Maine, versity Gorham Gorham $15; $11 $11 HOW MUCH: $15; seniors; $8 $8students; students; seniors; usm.maine.edu/theater

A series of “Laser Mania” shows run through Sunday at Southworth Planetarium. Each program starts with “Paradigm Shifts,” a brief laser show about myth and science. Two other shows of note are “Led Zeppelin” and “Pink Floyd’s The Wall,” during which the music and vivid laser show offers a psychedelic assault to the senses. p.m.

WHEN: 88 p.m.

Southworth PlanPlanWHERE: Southworth etarium, 96 96 Falmouth Falmouth St., St., etarium, Portland Portland $5; HOW MUCH: $5; usm.maine.edu/planet

Year in the Day Gustafer Yellowgold came from the sun and landed in Minnesota via the imagination of Morgan Taylor. “Year in the Day” takes audiences through a year’s worth of holidays as experienced by the yellow, cone-headed character. The show features Taylor’s hand-drawn music videos and delightful pop songs that have been charming both young and old since 2005.

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday ‘Lost Son of Havana’

Creole Zydeco accordion player Rosie Ledet and her red-hot band the Zydeco Playboys plan to light up the stage in Rockland.

Ledet released her first record in 1994 and it has been full steam ahead ever since. Last year’s “Come Get Some” is her latest with funky songs like “Stop Lyin’ Keep Tryin’ ” and “Baby What You Do To Me.”

Trinidad, Cuba, is the sister city to Brunswick, and this is Cuba Week. Part of the celebration includes a screening of “Lost Son of Havana,” a documentary about beloved Red Sox pitcher Luis Tiant. The film shows Tiant’s trip home to Cuba after a 50-year absence. It also features two other Beantown greats – Carlton Fisk and Carl Yastrzemski.

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre Portland Ovations proudly presents the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. The late Ailey is credited for the way he changed the perception of American and modern dance. The performance will feature “Streams” (1970), “Takademe” (1999), “Home” (2011) and “Revelations” (1960).

7:30 p.m. p.m.

WHEN: 7:30 Merrill Auditorium, WHERE: Merrill Auditorium, 20 Myrtle St., Portland 20 Myrtle St., Portland $51to to$66; $66; HOW MUCH: $51 porttix.com

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WHEN: 22 p.m.

The Space Space Gallery, Gallery, WHERE: The 538 Congress Congress St., St., Portland Portland 538 $8; all all ages; ages; HOW MUCH: $8; space538.org

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Time Out Out Pub, Pub, 275 275 WHERE: Time Main St., St., Rockland Rockland Main $15;596-6055 596-6055 HOW MUCH: $15;

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WHEN: 3, Frontier Cafe Cafe & WHERE: Frontier Cinema; 14 14 Maine Maine St., St., Cinema; Brunswick Brunswick Free; HOW MUCH: Free; brunswicktrinidad.org

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John Gorka One of the most revered voices of the new-folk movement is John Gorka. He’s been releasing albums since 1987, and his most recent is 2010’s “Red Horse.”

Some of Gorka’s best known songs are “I Saw a Stranger With Your Hair,” “I’m From New Jersey” and “The One That Got Away.”

Heather Maloney In 2007 singer-songwriter Heather Maloney ditched a rising career as a jazz singer and headed for the woods of Massachusetts for a two-year meditation exploration. During this time, she efined her sound and emerged o release a self-titled record in 2009 and then the indie-folk-pop Time & Pocket Change” last year. p.m.

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The Oak Oak & & The The Ax, Ax, WHERE: The 40 Main Main St., St., Suite Suite 107, 107, 40 Biddeford Biddeford $6; theoakand HOW MUCH: $6; theax.blogspot.com

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WHEN: 7:30 Chocolate Church Church WHERE: Chocolate Arts Center, Center, 804 804 WashingWashingArts ton St., Bath Bath ton $20 in in HOW MUCH: $20 advance; $22 $22 day day of of show; show; advance; chocolatechurcharts.org

Scarab: The Journey Experience When the lights go out at Port City you won’t stop believing when Scarab takes the stage.

They’ll welcome you with open arms, and before you go your separate ways, you’ll faithfully be convinced that they are one of the best Journey tribute bands out there.

8 p.m. p.m.

WHEN: 8 Port City City Music Music WHERE: Port Hall, 504 504 Congress Congress St., St., Hall, Portland Portland $10; $25 $25 HOW MUCH: $10; VIP; 18 18years yearsand and older; older; VIP; portcitymusichall.com

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N !24 -53%5-3 ART MUSEUMS /0%.).'3 2%#%04)/.3 OPENINGS/RECEPTIONS 2012 Waponahki Student Art Show, Abbe 7APONAHKI 3TUDENT !RT 3HOW !BBE Museum, Bar Harbor, abbemuseum.org. Opens -USEUM "AR (ARBOR ABBEMUSEUM ORG /PENS Friday. Through Oct. 22. &RIDAY 4HROUGH /CT h&ROM 0ORTLAND TO 0ARIS -ILDRED "URRAGE S 9EARS "From Portland to Paris: Mildred Burrage's Years IN &RANCE v MORE THAN PAINTINGS DRAWINGS AND in France," more than 70 paintings, drawings and never-before-exhibited letters, Portland Museum NEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED LETTERS 0ORTLAND -USEUM of Art. Opens Saturday. Through July 15.

OF !RT /PENS 3ATURDAY 4HROUGH *ULY !NDEW 7YETH h3UMMERS IN 0ORT #LYDE v Andew Wyeth: "Summers in Port Clyde," watercolors from 1930s and '40s, Farnsworth WATERCOLORS FROM S AND S &ARNSWORTH Art Museum, Rockland. farnsworthmuseum.org. !RT -USEUM 2OCKLAND FARNSWORTHMUSEUM ORG Opens Saturday. Through Nov. 4. /PENS 3ATURDAY 4HROUGH .OV

8IK 8E; K?<8K<I ART AND THEATER

FRIDAY &2)$!9 USM School of Music Composers Showcase, 53- 3CHOOL OF -USIC #OMPOSERS 3HOWCASE

classical to contemporary pieces, University of CLASSICAL TO CONTEMPORARY PIECES 5NIVERSITY OF Southern Maine (Corthell Concert Hall), Gorham.

3OUTHERN -AINE #ORTHELL #ONCERT (ALL 'ORHAM Free, usm.maine.edu/music. 8 p.m. &REE USM MAINE EDU MUSIC P M %LIZABETH $UNAWAY "URNHAM -EMORIAL 0IANO Elizabeth Dunaway Burnham Memorial Piano Festival, music of Spanish and Latin composers by &ESTIVAL MUSIC OF 3PANISH AND ,ATIN COMPOSERS BY Donald Alfano, Dunaway Center, Ogunquit. $12; $ONALD !LFANO $UNAWAY #ENTER /GUNQUIT $5 for students ages 18 and under. 646-7055.

FOR STUDENTS AGES AND UNDER 8 p.m.

P M SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Elizabeth Dunaway Burnham Memorial Piano %LIZABETH $UNAWAY "URNHAM -EMORIAL 0IANO Festival, Quynh Nugyen plays Beethoven, Chopin &ESTIVAL 1UYNH .UGYEN PLAYS "EETHOVEN #HOPIN and Ravel, Dunaway Center, Ogunquit. $12; $5 AND 2AVEL $UNAWAY #ENTER /GUNQUIT for students ages 18 and under. 646-7055. 8 p.m.

FOR STUDENTS AGES AND UNDER P M SUNDAY 35.$!9 "Carmina Burana," with USM School of Music h#ARMINA "URANA v WITH 53- 3CHOOL OF -USIC faculty members, the USM Concert Band and FACULTY MEMBERS THE 53- #ONCERT "AND AND the USM Chorale; proceeds go toward music THE 53- #HORALE PROCEEDS GO TOWARD MUSIC scholarships; Merrill Auditorium, Portland. $157 SCHOLARSHIPS -ERRILL !UDITORIUM 0ORTLAND donation, porttix.com. 3 p.m.

DONATION PORTTIX COM P M Elizabeth Dunaway Burnham Memorial Piano %LIZABETH $UNAWAY "URNHAM -EMORIAL 0IANO Festival, student recital, Dunaway Center, &ESTIVAL STUDENT RECITAL $UNAWAY #ENTER

Ogunquit. Free. 646-7055. 3 p.m. /GUNQUIT &REE P M MONDAY -/.$!9 Decompression Chamber Music: Season Four, $ECOMPRESSION #HAMBER -USIC 3EASON &OUR

Samuel Barber's quartet, Op. 11, One Longfellow 3AMUEL "ARBER S QUARTET /P /NE ,ONGFELLOW Square, Portland. $12 in advance; $15 day of 3QUARE 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE DAY OF show, onelongfellowsquare.com. 6 p.m.

SHOW ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 Imogen Cooper, classical pianist, Merrill )MOGEN #OOPER CLASSICAL PIANIST -ERRILL Auditorium, Portland. $40; $10 students. !UDITORIUM 0ORTLAND STUDENTS portlandovations.org. 7:30 p.m.

PORTLANDOVATIONS ORG P M

DANCE N $!.#% Bowdoin College Theater and Dance, spring "OWDOIN #OLLEGE 4HEATER AND $ANCE SPRING dance concert, Bowdoin College (Pickard Theater), DANCE CONCERT "OWDOIN #OLLEGE 0ICKARD 4HEATER

Brunswick. Free. 725-3375. 8 p.m. today and "RUNSWICK &REE P M TODAY AND Friday. &RIDAY Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, !LVIN !ILEY !MERICAN $ANCE 4HEATER

Merrill Auditorium, Portland. $51 to $66.

-ERRILL !UDITORIUM 0ORTLAND TO portlandovations.org. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.

PORTLANDOVATIONS ORG P M 4UESDAY "Lullaby," presented by Bowdoin College Theater h,ULLABY v PRESENTED BY "OWDOIN #OLLEGE 4HEATER and Dance, Bowdoin College (Pickard Theater), AND $ANCE "OWDOIN #OLLEGE 0ICKARD 4HEATER

Brunswick. Free. 725-3375. 8 p.m. April 26.

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"Steel Magnolias," comedy-drama about Southern h3TEEL -AGNOLIAS v COMEDY DRAMA ABOUT 3OUTHERN women, Schoolhouse Arts Center, Standish. $14; WOMEN 3CHOOLHOUSE !RTS #ENTER 3TANDISH $12 for students and seniors, schoolhousearts.org.

FOR STUDENTS AND SENIORS SCHOOLHOUSEARTS ORG 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday.

P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY Through April 29.

4HROUGH !PRIL "Steel Magnolias," by Belfast Maskers, Waldo h3TEEL -AGNOLIAS v BY "ELFAST -ASKERS 7ALDO County Shrine Club, Belfast. $15; $10 for teens; #OUNTY 3HRINE #LUB "ELFAST FOR TEENS $5 for children. 338-9668. 7 p.m. Friday and FOR CHILDREN P M &RIDAY AND Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday.

3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY "Pinocchio," presented by Freeport Family h0INOCCHIO v PRESENTED BY &REEPORT &AMILY Performing Arts, Freeport Performing Arts Center.

0ERFORMING !RTS &REEPORT 0ERFORMING !RTS #ENTER THEATER $10; $5 for students; $25 per family. 415-6251.

N 4(%!4%2 FOR STUDENTS PER FAMILY 7:30 p.m. Friday; 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday; P M &RIDAY AND P M 3ATURDAY "Heroes," comedy about three WWII veterans h(EROES v COMEDY ABOUT THREE 77)) VETERANS 2 p.m. Sunday.

P M 3UNDAY in a French retirement home, Portland Stage IN A &RENCH RETIREMENT HOME 0ORTLAND 3TAGE John Logan's "Defining Marriage," play based Company. $27 to $39; $15 to $19.50 for students. *OHN ,OGAN S h$ElNING -ARRIAGE v PLAY BASED #OMPANY TO TO FOR STUDENTS on testimony on Proposition 8 trial in California ON TESTIMONY ON 0ROPOSITION TRIAL IN #ALIFORNIA portlandstage.org. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday; PORTLANDSTAGE ORG P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY presented by York Readers Theater; discussion PRESENTED BY 9ORK 2EADERS 4HEATER DISCUSSION 2 p.m. Sunday.

P M 3UNDAY follows performance; York Public Library. Free, Maine Playwrights Festival, evening of short plays FOLLOWS PERFORMANCE 9ORK 0UBLIC ,IBRARY &REE -AINE 0LAYWRIGHTS &ESTIVAL EVENING OF SHORT PLAYS york.lib.me.us. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

YORK LIB ME US P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY presented by Acorn Productions, St. Lawrence PRESENTED BY !CORN 0RODUCTIONS 3T ,AWRENCE "Dr. Doolittle," Fiddlehead Players production h$R $OOLITTLE v &IDDLEHEAD 0LAYERS PRODUCTION Arts Center, Portland. $18; $16 for seniors and !RTS #ENTER 0ORTLAND FOR SENIORS AND based on classic story of a man who can BASED ON CLASSIC STORY OF A MAN WHO CAN students, acorn-productions.org. 7:30 p.m. today STUDENTS ACORN PRODUCTIONS ORG P M TODAY talk to animals, Gray-New Gloucester High TALK TO ANIMALS 'RAY .EW 'LOUCESTER (IGH and Friday; 4 p.m. Saturday; 5 p.m. Sunday; AND &RIDAY P M 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY School, Gray. $9; $6 for children under 16.

3CHOOL 'RAY FOR CHILDREN UNDER 7:30 p.m. April 26. Through April 28.

P M !PRIL 4HROUGH !PRIL fiddleheadcenter.org. 6 p.m. Friday; lDDLEHEADCENTER ORG P M &RIDAY David MametVA Life in the Theater," story of $AVID -AMET S h! ,IFE IN THE 4HEATER v STORY OF 1 and 6 p.m. Saturday. Through April 28.

AND P M 3ATURDAY 4HROUGH !PRIL two actors, Freeport Factory Stage. $19; $15 for TWO ACTORS &REEPORT &ACTORY 3TAGE FOR Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest," students and seniors; Thursday night performances /SCAR 7ILDE S h4HE )MPORTANCE OF "EING %ARNEST v STUDENTS AND SENIORS 4HURSDAY NIGHT PERFORMANCES farcical comedy, benefits Waldo Youth Theatre, FARCICAL COMEDY BENElTS 7ALDO 9OUTH 4HEATRE

are pay-what-you-can. freeportfactory.com.

ARE PAY WHAT YOU CAN FREEPORTFACTORY COM Waldo Theatre, Waldoboro. $10 or pay-what-you7:30 p.m. today to Saturday and April 26. Through 7ALDO 4HEATRE 7ALDOBORO OR PAY WHAT YOU P M TODAY TO 3ATURDAY AND !PRIL 4HROUGH can. thewaldo.org. 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2 CAN THEWALDO ORG P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY May 5.

-AY p.m. Sunday.

"Snow White and the Seven Dwarves," children's P M 3UNDAY h3NOW 7HITE AND THE 3EVEN $WARVES v CHILDREN S "Hedda Gabler," Henrik Ibsen's shocking theater, Children's Museum and Theatre of Maine, h(EDDA 'ABLER v (ENRIK )BSEN S SHOCKING THEATER #HILDREN S -USEUM AND 4HEATRE OF -AINE

drama presented by USM Theatre, University of DRAMA PRESENTED BY 53- 4HEATRE 5NIVERSITY OF Portland. $8, $9. kitetails.org. 4 p.m. today; 0ORTLAND KITETAILS ORG P M TODAY Southern Maine (Russell Hall), Gorham. $15; $8 1 and 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 4 p.m. Sunday. 3OUTHERN -AINE 2USSELL (ALL 'ORHAM AND P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY

for students; $11 for seniors; Wednesday show FOR STUDENTS FOR SENIORS 7EDNESDAY SHOW is $5 for all seats, usm.maine.edu/theatre. 7:30 IS FOR ALL SEATS USM MAINE EDU THEATRE p.m. Friday and Saturday; 5 p.m. Sunday and P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY AND Wednesday; 7:30 p.m. April 26. Through April 29.

7EDNESDAY P M !PRIL 4HROUGH !PRIL Maine Playwrights Festival, "Take Two," an -AINE 0LAYWRIGHTS &ESTIVAL h4AKE 4WO v AN evening of two-minute plays presented by Acorn EVENING OF TWO MINUTE PLAYS PRESENTED BY !CORN Productions, St. Lawrence Arts Center, Portland.

0RODUCTIONS 3T ,AWRENCE !RTS #ENTER 0ORTLAND $14; $12 for students and seniors, acorn FOR STUDENTS AND SENIORS ACORN productions.org. 8 p.m. Saturday.

PRODUCTIONS ORG P M 3ATURDAY "My Mother's Clothes Are Not My Mother," h-Y -OTHER S #LOTHES !RE .OT -Y -OTHER v writer Elizabeth Peavey's one-woman show, WRITER %LIZABETH 0EAVEY S ONE WOMAN SHOW

Chocolate Church Arts Center, Bath. $12. #HOCOLATE #HURCH !RTS #ENTER "ATH chocolatechurcharts.org. 7:30 p.m. Saturday CHOCOLATECHURCHARTS ORG P M 3ATURDAY and Sunday.

AND 3UNDAY "Broadway's Next Hit Musical," comedy about a h"ROADWAY S .EXT ( T -USICAL v COMEDY ABOUT A theatrical awards show, Franco American Heritage THEATRICAL AWARDS SHOW &RANCO !MERICAN (ERITAGE Center, Lewiston. $20; $15 for seniors and #ENTER ,EWISTON FOR SENIORS AND students, laarts.org. 7:30 p.m. Saturday.

STUDENTS LAARTS ORG P M 3ATURDAY "Steel Magnolias," by Belfast Maskers, Union h3TEEL -AGNOLIAS v BY "ELFAST -ASKERS 5NION Hall (Town Hall), Searsport. $15; $10 for teens; $5 (ALL 4OWN (ALL 3EARSPORT FOR TEENS for children. 338-9668. 7 p.m. April 26. Through FOR CHILDREN P M !PRIL 4HROUGH April 29. !PRIL "Phantom of the Opera," Andrew Lloyd Webber h0HANTOM OF THE /PERA v !NDREW ,LOYD 7EBBER musical, Thornton Academy, Saco. $8; $6 for MUSICAL 4HORNTON !CADEMY 3ACO FOR students and seniors, thorntonacademy.org. 7 p.m.

STUDENTS AND SENIORS THORNTONACADEMY ORG P M April 26. !PRIL

AUDITIONS N !5$)4)/.3 "Chess:The Musical" (London version), casting h#HESS 4HE -USICALv ,ONDON VERSION CASTING six men, two women and a large ensemble, City SIX MEN TWO WOMEN AND A LARGE ENSEMBLE #ITY Theater, Biddeford. citytheater.org. 6:30 p.m.

4HEATER "IDDEFORD CITYTHEATER ORG P M Sunday and April 26.

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Portland Museum of Art: "Edgar Degas: The 0ORTLAND -USEUM OF !RT h%DGAR $EGAS 4HE Private Impressionist," more than 70 drawings, 0RIVATE )MPRESSIONIST v MORE THAN DRAWINGS

prints, pastels, photographs and sculptures, PRINTS PASTELS PHOTOGRAPHS AND SCULPTURES

through May 28; Tanja Alexia Hollander: "Are THROUGH -AY 4ANJA !LEXIA (OLLANDER h!RE You Really My Friend?" photographs of Facebook 9OU 2EALLY -Y &RIEND v PHOTOGRAPHS OF &ACEBOOK friends, through June 17. portlandmuseum.org FRIENDS THROUGH *UNE PORTLANDMUSEUM ORG Maine Historical Society Museum/Longfellow -AINE (ISTORICAL 3OCIETY -USEUM ,ONGFELLOW House, Portland: "Dressing Up, Standing Out, (OUSE 0ORTLAND h$RESSING 5P 3TANDING /UT

Fitting In: Adornment & Identity in Maine," &ITTING )N !DORNMENT )DENTITY IN -AINE v artifacts reveal the way Mainers dressed from ARTIFACTS REVEAL THE WAY -AINERS DRESSED FROM the 18th to 20th centuries, through May 27; THE TH TO TH CENTURIES THROUGH -AY "Downtown Portland, Circa 1912," historic h$OWNTOWN 0ORTLAND #IRCA v HISTORIC photos, through June 30. mainehistory.org PHOTOS THROUGH *UNE MAINEHISTORY ORG Maine Jewish Museum, Portland: "The Face of the -AINE *EWISH -USEUM 0ORTLAND h4HE &ACE OF THE Ghetto: Pictures by Jewish Photographers from 'HETTO 0ICTURES BY *EWISH 0HOTOGRAPHERS FROM the Lodz Ghetto 1940-1944," through May 1.

THE ,ODZ 'HETTO v THROUGH -AY treeoflifemuseum.org TREEOmIFEMUSEUM ORG Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Brunswick: "OWDOIN #OLLEGE -USEUM OF !RT "RUNSWICK "Motion and Emotion: Contemporary Art from h-OTION AND %MOTION #ONTEMPORARY !RT FROM Gerhard Richter to Chakaia Booker," through June 'ERHARD 2ICHTER TO #HAKAIA "OOKER v THROUGH *UNE 3; "Building a College Collection: Select Recent h"UILDING A #OLLEGE #OLLECTION 3ELECT 2ECENT Acquisitions" and "Telephones," seven-minute !CQUISITIONSv AND h4ELEPHONES v SEVEN MINUTE compilation of Hollywood film clips, through June COMPILATION OF (OLLYWOOD lLM CLIPS THROUGH *UNE 24; Lesley Vance, paintings, and Marvin Bileck ,ESLEY 6ANCE PAINTINGS AND -ARVIN "ILECK and Emily Nelligan: "On Great Cranberry Island," AND %MILY .ELLIGAN h/N 'REAT #RANBERRY )SLAND v charcoal drawings and etchings, through July 1.

CHARCOAL DRAWINGS AND ETCHINGS THROUGH *ULY bowdoin.edu BOWDOIN EDU Bowdoin College (Peary-MacMillan Arctic "OWDOIN #OLLEGE 0EARY -AC-ILLAN !RCTIC Museum), Brunswick: "Animal Allies: Inuit Views -USEUM "RUNSWICK h!NIMAL !LLIES )NUIT 6IEWS of the Natural World," Inuit artifacts, through OF THE .ATURAL 7ORLD v )NUIT ARTIFACTS THROUGH June 1. bowdoin.edu/arcticmuseum *UNE BOWDOIN EDU ARCTICMUSEUM Maine Maritime Museum, Bath: "Port of -AINE -ARITIME -USEUM "ATH h0ORT OF Portland: A Ship-Shaped History," a look at 0ORTLAND ! 3HIP 3HAPED (ISTORY v A LOOK AT Portland's past via the ships that sailed through 0ORTLAND S PAST VIA THE SHIPS THAT SAILED THROUGH the harbors, the city's shipping and shipTHE HARBORS THE CITY S SHIPPING AND SHIP building industries, and more, through May 13.

BUILDING INDUSTRIES AND MORE THROUGH -AY mainemaritimemuseum.org MAINEMARITIMEMUSEUM ORG Bates College (Olin Arts Center), Lewiston: "ATES #OLLEGE /LIN !RTS #ENTER ,EWISTON "Senior Exhibition 2012," multi-media, through h3ENIOR %XHIBITION v MULTI MEDIA THROUGH May 26. bates.edu/museum -AY BATES EDU MUSEUM Dyer Library/Saco Museum: Mainely Photo Arts $YER ,IBRARY 3ACO -USEUM -AINELY 0HOTO !RTS

by Murray Dellow, through April 30; "The 2012 BY -URRAY $ELLOW THROUGH !PRIL h4HE Mill-Ennial: Celebrating the Art and the Artists of -ILL %NNIAL #ELEBRATING THE !RT AND THE !RTISTS OF the Cities on the Saco," shared exhibit with Engine THE #ITIES ON THE 3ACO v SHARED EXHIBIT WITH %NGINE in Biddeford, through June 10. dyerlibrarysaco IN "IDDEFORD THROUGH *UNE DYERLIBRARYSACO museum.org MUSEUM ORG Ogunquit Museum of American Art: /GUNQUIT -USEUM OF !MERICAN !RT "Rediscoveries 2: New Perspectives on the h2EDISCOVERIES .EW 0ERSPECTIVES ON THE Permanent Collection," though April 29.

0ERMANENT #OLLECTION v THOUGH !PRIL ogunquitmuseum.org OGUNQUITMUSEUM ORG Brick Store Museum, Kennebunk: "A Magic "RICK 3TORE -USEUM +ENNEBUNK h! -AGIC Carpet Ride from the Kennebunks to Saudi #ARPET 2IDE FROM THE +ENNEBUNKS TO 3AUDI Arabia," crafts, images and art from Saudi !RABIA v CRAFTS IMAGES AND ART FROM 3AUDI Arabia, through April 28; "Design and Function: !RABIA THROUGH !PRIL h$ESIGN AND &UNCTION Furnishings, Portraits, and Art 1(385-1840," historic &URNISHINGS 0ORTRAITS AND !RT v HISTORIC furniture and artwork, through May 25. 985-4802.

FURNITURE AND ARTWORK THROUGH -AY Farnsworth Art Museum, Rockland: "The Art of &ARNSWORTH !RT -USEUM 2OCKLAND h4HE !RT OF the Book," collection of 19th- and 20th-century THE "OOK v COLLECTION OF TH AND TH CENTURY books, through May 20; "The Homestead Project: BOOKS THROUGH -AY h4HE (OMESTEAD 0ROJECT A Residence Reimagined," architectural designs, ! 2ESIDENCE 2EIMAGINED v ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS

through Sept. 23. farnsworthmuseum.org THROUGH 3EPT FARNSWORTHMUSEUM ORG UMaine Museum of Art, Bangor: John Goodman: 5-AINE -USEUM OF !RT "ANGOR *OHN 'OODMAN "Moments Abstracted," photography; Ruth h-OMENTS !BSTRACTED v PHOTOGRAPHY 2UTH Marshall: "Vanished into Sticks," animal pelts -ARSHALL h6ANISHED INTO 3TICKS v ANIMAL PELTS made from felt; and Jemma Gascione: "Slab MADE FROM FELT AND *EMMA 'ASCIONE h3LAB

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N 0O\U]` $&! 6]UO\ @]OR( 1V`Wa @]aa ! ^ [ â&#x20AC;˘ Bangor, 683 Hogan Road: Chris Ross, 3 p.m.

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that day. It's like a wedding reception or UIBU EBZ *U T MJLF B XFEEJOH SFDFQUJPO PS something," said Brown.

TPNFUIJOH w TBJE #SPXO "The music store is always a unique i5IF NVTJD TUPSF JT BMXBZT B VOJRVF experience, but on Record Store Day, FYQFSJFODF CVU PO 3FDPSE 4UPSF %BZ it's intensified. It's like opening day at JU T JOUFOTJmFE *U T MJLF PQFOJOH EBZ BU a baseball park; you've got all these B CBTFCBMM QBSL ZPV WF HPU BMM UIFTF complete strangers who are glad to be DPNQMFUF TUSBOHFST XIP BSF HMBE UP CF together sharing this experience."

UPHFUIFS TIBSJOH UIJT FYQFSJFODF w On Saturday, Bull Moose stores will 0O 4BUVSEBZ #VMM .PPTF TUPSFT XJMM be celebrating Record Store Day with CF DFMFCSBUJOH 3FDPSE 4UPSF %BZ XJUI more than a dozen performances by NPSF UIBO B EP[FO QFSGPSNBODFT CZ local bands at 10 locations. Bull Moose MPDBM CBOET BU MPDBUJPOT #VMM .PPTF and other independent stores will also BOE PUIFS JOEFQFOEFOU TUPSFT XJMM BMTP be selling special Record Store Day CF TFMMJOH TQFDJBM 3FDPSE 4UPSF %BZ releases, though not necessarily all of SFMFBTFT UIPVHI OPU OFDFTTBSJMZ BMM PG them.

UIFN With all the special releases by artists 8JUI BMM UIF TQFDJBM SFMFBTFT CZ BSUJTUT large and small, Record Store Day has MBSHF BOE TNBMM 3FDPSE 4UPSF %BZ IBT become the most important day of the CFDPNF UIF NPTU JNQPSUBOU EBZ PG UIF year for independent record stores.

ZFBS GPS JOEFQFOEFOU SFDPSE TUPSFT Therefore, it's a big day for artists and 5IFSFGPSF JU T B CJH EBZ GPS BSUJTUT BOE labels as well.

MBCFMT BT XFMM "Record Store Day has become the i3FDPSE 4UPSF %BZ IBT CFDPNF UIF biggest sales day for indie retail stores CJHHFTU TBMFT EBZ GPS JOEJF SFUBJM TUPSFT - bigger than Christmas and any other o CJHHFS UIBO $ISJTUNBT BOE BOZ PUIFS holiday, period," said Alex Brody associIPMJEBZ QFSJPE w TBJE "MFY #SPEZ BTTPDJ ate director of independent marketing BUF EJSFDUPS PG JOEFQFOEFOU NBSLFUJOH for RED, a Sony Music company that GPS 3&% B 4POZ .VTJD DPNQBOZ UIBU handles sales and marketing for indeIBOEMFT TBMFT BOE NBSLFUJOH GPS JOEF pendent record labels.

QFOEFOU SFDPSE MBCFMT "Why has it grown? #FDBVTF FWFSZPOF Because everyone i8IZ IBT JU HSPXO - artists, managers, labels, distributors, o BSUJTUT NBOBHFST MBCFMT EJTUSJCVUPST indie record stores - have all banded JOEJF SFDPSE TUPSFT o IBWF BMM CBOEFE together for a common goal: Driving UPHFUIFS GPS B DPNNPO HPBM %SJWJOH consumer traffic to independent retail DPOTVNFS USBGmD UP JOEFQFOEFOU SFUBJM and purchasing physical product. Chris BOE QVSDIBTJOH QIZTJDBM QSPEVDU $ISJT Brown and company took the idea of cel#SPXO BOE DPNQBOZ UPPL UIF JEFB PG DFM ebrating record stores and turned it into FCSBUJOH SFDPSE TUPSFT BOE UVSOFE JU JOUP a movement that everyone has noticed."

B NPWFNFOU UIBU FWFSZPOF IBT OPUJDFE w Record Store Day has become a day 3FDPSE 4UPSF %BZ IBT CFDPNF B EBZ to celebrate local music as well. All the UP DFMFCSBUF MPDBM NVTJD BT XFMM "MM UIF bands playing Bull Moose stores this CBOET QMBZJOH #VMM .PPTF TUPSFT UIJT year are local, and several of them are ZFBS BSF MPDBM BOE TFWFSBM PG UIFN BSF releasing music on that day. In years SFMFBTJOH NVTJD PO UIBU EBZ *O ZFBST past, Bull Moose has landed national QBTU #VMM .PPTF IBT MBOEFE OBUJPOBM acts to play Record Store Day along BDUT UP QMBZ 3FDPSE 4UPSF %BZ BMPOH with the local acts, such as Grace Potter XJUI UIF MPDBM BDUT TVDI BT (SBDF 1PUUFS and The Nocturnals. But the scheduling BOE 5IF /PDUVSOBMT #VU UIF TDIFEVMJOH didn't work out this year, so the line-up is EJEO U XPSL PVU UIJT ZFBS TP UIF MJOF VQ JT all local.

BMM MPDBM Because Record Store Day draws tons #FDBVTF 3FDPSE 4UPSF %BZ ESBXT UPOT of music lovers to stores, it's an imporPG NVTJD MPWFST UP TUPSFT JU T BO JNQPS tant vehicle for local bands to get their UBOU WFIJDMF GPS MPDBM CBOET UP HFU UIFJS names and their music out to a wider OBNFT BOE UIFJS NVTJD PVU UP B XJEFS audience.

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5P HFU JUTFMG CBDL PO UBDL To get itself back on tack, -BZOBSE FOHBHFE B ,JDLTUBSUFS Laynard engaged a Kickstarter fundraising campaign with a goal GVOESBJTJOH DBNQBJHO XJUI B HPBM of $1,800. It blew past that goal, PG *U CMFX QBTU UIBU HPBM giving it a robust budget for this HJWJOH JU B SPCVTU CVEHFU GPS UIJT project and hope for the future.

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The Maine band Whitcomb will BVS ;OW\S PO\R EVWbQ][P eWZZ be playing at Bull Moose's North PS ^ZOgW\U Ob 0cZZ ;]]aS¸a <]`bV Windham store on Saturday in one of EW\RVO[ ab]`S ]\ AObc`ROg W\ ]\S ]T the live performances scheduled to bVS ZWdS ^S`T]`[O\QSa aQVSRcZSR b] celebrate Record Store Day. QSZSP`ObS @SQ]`R Ab]`S 2Og

"It's a great opportunity to connect i*U T B HSFBU PQQPSUVOJUZ UP DPOOFDU with fans of all ages in a more personal XJUI GBOT PG BMM BHFT JO B NPSF QFSTPOBM and intimate setting than a normal BOE JOUJNBUF TFUUJOH UIBO B OPSNBM show," said Mark Sayer of the Maine TIPX w TBJE .BSL 4BZFS PG UIF .BJOF band Whitcomb, which will be playing CBOE 8IJUDPNC XIJDI XJMM CF QMBZJOH Bull Moose's North Windham store on #VMM .PPTF T /PSUI 8JOEIBN TUPSF PO Saturday. "(Record Store Day) is a tre4BUVSEBZ i 3FDPSE 4UPSF %BZ JT B USF mendous idea that's been embraced by NFOEPVT JEFB UIBU T CFFO FNCSBDFE CZ customers, retailers, labels and artists DVTUPNFST SFUBJMFST MBCFMT BOE BSUJTUT as a way to help promote what it is we all BT B XBZ UP IFMQ QSPNPUF XIBU JU JT XF BMM do and love.

EP BOE MPWF "The fact that it's homegrown and i5IF GBDU UIBU JU T IPNFHSPXO BOE Chris Brown helped get it off the ground $ISJT #SPXO IFMQFE HFU JU PGG UIF HSPVOE makes it extra special."

NBLFT JU FYUSB TQFDJBM w Portland musician Zach Jones, who will 1PSUMBOE NVTJDJBO ;BDI +POFT XIP XJMM be playing the Scarborough Bull Moose CF QMBZJOH UIF 4DBSCPSPVHI #VMM .PPTF on Saturday, said he'd go to Record Store PO 4BUVSEBZ TBJE IF E HP UP 3FDPSE 4UPSF Day events even if he wasn't trying to %BZ FWFOUT FWFO JG IF XBTO U USZJOH UP sell his music.

TFMM IJT NVTJD "I enjoy Record Store Day not just i* FOKPZ 3FDPSE 4UPSF %BZ OPU KVTU because I'm a musician, but because I CFDBVTF * N B NVTJDJBO CVU CFDBVTF * am a record enthusiast," said Jones, 30.

BN B SFDPSE FOUIVTJBTU w TBJE +POFT "Living at a time where a lot of people i-JWJOH BU B UJNF XIFSF B MPU PG QFPQMF are streaming music from the Internet, BSF TUSFBNJOH NVTJD GSPN UIF *OUFSOFU it's important for us to be reminded of JU T JNQPSUBOU GPS VT UP CF SFNJOEFE PG what an experience visiting the record XIBU BO FYQFSJFODF WJTJUJOH UIF SFDPSE store and picking up a physical copy of TUPSF BOE QJDLJOH VQ B QIZTJDBM DPQZ PG an album by your favorite artist can be."

BO BMCVN CZ ZPVS GBWPSJUF BSUJTU DBO CF w Staff Writer Ray Routhier can be contacted at 791AbOTT E`WbS` @Og @]cbVWS` QO\ PS Q]\bOQbSR Ob %' 6454 or at: $"#" ]` Ob( rrouthier@pressherald. com ``]cbVWS`.^`SaaVS`OZR Q][ Twitter: Ray Routhier BeWbbS`( @Og @]cbVWS`

HERE ARE SOME other southern Maine stores participating in Record Store Day, as 63@3 /@3 A=;3 ]bVS` a]cbVS`\ ;OW\S ab]`Sa ^O`bWQW^ObW\U W\ @SQ]`R Ab]`S 2Og Oa listed on the event's website (recordstoreday.com). Not every store is carrying ZWabSR ]\ bVS SdS\b¸a eSPaWbS `SQ]`Rab]`SROg Q][ <]b SdS`g ab]`S Wa QO``gW\U every special release or hosting special activities, so you should call ahead.

SdS`g a^SQWOZ `SZSOaS ]` V]abW\U a^SQWOZ OQbWdWbWSa a] g]c aV]cZR QOZZ OVSOR â&#x20AC;˘ Music Plus, 140 Main Street, Biddeford; 283-2927, henrymusicplus.net N ;caWQ >Zca " ;OW\ Ab`SSb 0WRRST]`R) &! ' % VS\`g[caWQ^Zca \Sb â&#x20AC;˘ Newbury Comics, 220 Maine Mall Road, South Portland; 874-6788, N <SePc`g 1][WQa ;OW\S ;OZZ @]OR A]cbV >]`bZO\R) &%" $%&& newburycomics.com \SePc`gQ][WQa Q][ â&#x20AC;˘ Sounds Absurd LPs & 45s, 55 Oak St., Portland; 705-3085; facebook.com/ N A]c\Ra /Pac`R :>a "#a ## =OY Ab >]`bZO\R) % # ! &#) TOQSP]]Y Q][ sou ndsabsurd portland a]c\RaOPac`R^]`bZO\R L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L

PLEASE RELEASE ME GC<8J< I<C<8J< D< HERE ARE SOME of Chris Brown's picks 63@3 /@3 A=;3 ]T 1V`Wa 0`]e\¸a ^WQYa of exclusive Record Store Day releas]T SfQZcaWdS @SQ]`R Ab]`S 2Og `SZSOa es to look out for on Saturday. Brown Sa b] Z]]Y ]cb T]` ]\ AObc`ROg 0`]e\ is head of marketing for Bull Moose Wa VSOR ]T [O`YSbW\U T]` 0cZZ ;]]aS Music, and is one of the folks who ;caWQ O\R Wa ]\S ]T bVS T]ZYa eV] helped get Record Store Day started VSZ^SR USb @SQ]`R Ab]`S 2Og abO`bSR as a nationwide event, so he knows Oa O \ObW]\eWRS SdS\b a] VS Y\]ea his stuff. To see the complete list of VWa abcTT B] aSS bVS Q][^ZSbS ZWab ]T the more than 300 Record Store Day bVS []`S bVO\ ! @SQ]`R Ab]`S 2Og releases, go to: recordstoreday.com `SZSOaSa U] b]( `SQ]`Rab]`SROg Q][ â&#x20AC;˘ THE FLAMING LIPS - "The Flaming Lips N B63 4:/;7<5 :7>A Âł ÂľBVS 4ZO[W\U :W^a and Heady Fwends"; double LP on O\R 6SORg 4eS\RaÂś) R]cPZS :> ]\ swirly colored vinyl. Contains collaboaeW`Zg Q]Z]`SR dW\gZ 1]\bOW\a Q]ZZOP] rations with Bon Iver, Erykah Badu, `ObW]\a eWbV 0]\ 7dS` 3`gYOV 0ORc Nick Cave, Yoko Ono, Neon Indian, <WQY 1OdS G]Y] =\] <S]\ 7\RWO\ Jim James, Biz Markie, Chris Martin 8W[ 8O[Sa 0Wh ;O`YWS 1V`Wa ;O`bW\ and others. Supposedly, some copies O\R ]bVS`a Ac^^]aSRZg a][S Q]^WSa will include the artists' blood. eWZZ W\QZcRS bVS O`bWaba¸ PZ]]R â&#x20AC;˘ BUCK OWENS - Vintage coloring book.

N 0C19 =E3<A Âł DW\bOUS Q]Z]`W\U P]]Y Owens had these made in 1970, and =eS\a VOR bVSaS [ORS W\ '% O\R they have never been circulated. bVSg VOdS \SdS` PSS\ QW`QcZObSR Also comes with a flexidisc featuring /Za] Q][Sa eWbV O Ă&#x20AC;SfWRWaQ TSObc`W\U four songs mentioned in the coloring T]c` a]\Ua [S\bW]\SR W\ bVS Q]Z]`W\U book: "Act Naturally, "I've Got a Tiger P]]Y( Âľ/Qb <Obc`OZZg Âľ7¸dS 5]b O BWUS` by the Tail" "Together Again" and Pg bVS BOWZÂś ÂľB]USbVS` /UOW\Âś O\R "Crying Time." Âľ1`gW\U BW[S Âś â&#x20AC;˘ CAROLINA CHOCOLATE DROPS AND RUNN 1/@=:7</ 16=1=:/B3 2@=>A /<2 @C< DMC - "You Be lllin'." One side of this 2;1 Âł ÂľG]c 0S 7ZZW\¸ Âś =\S aWRS ]T bVWa 7-inch disc has the original Run-DMC % W\QV RWaQ VOa bVS ]`WUW\OZ @c\ 2;1

hit. The B-side has Carolina Chocolate VWb BVS 0 aWRS VOa 1O`]ZW\O 1V]Q]ZObS Drops' cover.

2`]^a¸ Q]dS` â&#x20AC;˘ JOE RAMONE - "Rock 'N Roll Is the N 8=3 @/;=<3 Âł Âľ@]QY ¡< @]ZZ 7a bVS Answer." Two new songs from the /\aeS` Âś Be] \Se a]\Ua T`][ bVS late Ramones frontman's upcoming ZObS @O[]\Sa T`]\b[O\¸a c^Q][W\U album.

OZPc[ â&#x20AC;˘ THE BLACK KEYS - "El Camino "; two N B63 0:/19 93GA Âł Âľ3Z 1O[W\]Âś) be] 45-rpm discs. You get better 12-inch W\QV "# `^[ RWaQa G]c USb PSbbS` fidelity when the album is made at 45 ÂżRSZWbg eVS\ bVS OZPc[ Wa [ORS Ob "# rpm. Cut at Bernie Grundman Master`^[ 1cb Ob 0S`\WS 5`c\R[O\ ;OabS` ing and pressed at Pallas.

W\U O\R ^`SaaSR Ob >OZZOa â&#x20AC;˘ JAMES BROWN - "Live at the Apollo N 8/;3A 0@=E< Âł Âľ:WdS Ob bVS /^]ZZ] 50th Anniversary." A 7-inch disc with # bV /\\WdS`aO`g Âś / % W\QV RWaQ eWbV "There It Is" and "Pass the Peas." ÂľBVS`S 7b 7aÂś O\R Âľ>Oaa bVS >SOa Âś These tracks have never been reBVSaS b`OQYa VOdS \SdS` PSS\ `S leased, but they will be on a CD later ZSOaSR Pcb bVSg eWZZ PS ]\ O 12 ZObS` this year. bVWa gSO` â&#x20AC;˘ RALPH STANLEY - "Single Girl" with N @/:>6 AB/<:3G Âł ÂľAW\UZS 5W`ZÂś eWbV "Little Birdie" on a 78-rprm record Âľ:WbbZS 0W`RWSÂś ]\ O %& `^[ `SQ]`R that looks like an old 78. Makes sense, bVOb Z]]Ya ZWYS O\ ]ZR %& ;OYSa aS\aS since Stanley began recording in the aW\QS AbO\ZSg PSUO\ `SQ]`RW\U W\ bVS 78 era. %& S`O â&#x20AC;˘ DAVID BOWIE - "Starman"; 7-inch N 2/D72 0=E73 Âł ÂľAbO`[O\Âś) % W\QV picture disc with a live version of the ^WQbc`S RWaQ eWbV O ZWdS dS`aW]\ ]T bVS song on the B-side. a]\U ]\ bVS 0 aWRS â&#x20AC;˘ DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET - " F a n t a s y 3-3: N 2/D3 0@C0319 ?C/@B3B Âł Âľ4O\bOag ! !( Distinctive Rhythm Instrumental." A 2WabW\QbWdS @VgbV[ 7\ab`c[S\bOZa Âś / replica of a 1952 `SZSOaS ]\ `SR dW\gZ release on red vinyl. `S^ZWQO ]T O '# â&#x20AC;˘ GARBAGE- "Blood For Poppies"; N 5/@0/53 Âł Âľ0Z]]R 4]` >]^^WSaÂś) 7-inch disc First new Garbage music % W\QV RWaQ 4W`ab \Se 5O`POUS [caWQ in seven years.

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.VTFVN PG "SU XJMM TIPX NPSF UIBO Museum of Art will show more than XPSLT PG #VSSBHF T BSU JODMVEJOH 70 works of Burrage's art, including paintings, drawings and letters from a QBJOUJOHT ESBXJOHT BOE MFUUFST GSPN B collection given to the museum in the DPMMFDUJPO HJWFO UP UIF NVTFVN JO UIF 1980s. "From Portland to Paris: Mildred T i'SPN 1PSUMBOE UP 1BSJT .JMESFE Burrage's Years in France" focuses on #VSSBHF T :FBST JO 'SBODFw GPDVTFT PO the artist's early years, when she travUIF BSUJTU T FBSMZ ZFBST XIFO TIF USBW eled to France and lived in a summer FMFE UP 'SBODF BOE MJWFE JO B TVNNFS home in Giverny which happened to be IPNF JO (JWFSOZ XIJDI IBQQFOFE UP CF next door to Monet's home.

OFYU EPPS UP .POFU T IPNF #VSSBHF XBT CPSO JO BOE EJFE JO Burrage was born in 1890 and died in 1983. Shettleworth interviewed her for a 4IFUUMFXPSUI JOUFSWJFXFE IFS GPS B school project while he was a senior at TDIPPM QSPKFDU XIJMF IF XBT B TFOJPS BU Colby College in 1970, and he remained $PMCZ $PMMFHF JO BOE IF SFNBJOFE friendly with her until her death.

GSJFOEMZ XJUI IFS VOUJM IFS EFBUI Burrage, who received her training in #VSSBHF XIP SFDFJWFE IFS USBJOJOH JO Portland, created oil paintings and filled 1PSUMBOE DSFBUFE PJM QBJOUJOHT BOE mMMFE sketchbooks with images. She also wrote TLFUDICPPLT XJUI JNBHFT 4IF BMTP XSPUF volumes of letters to her family back in WPMVNFT PG MFUUFST UP IFS GBNJMZ CBDL JO Maine. Shettleworth transcribed those .BJOF 4IFUUMFXPSUI USBOTDSJCFE UIPTF letters, which are part of the exhibition.

MFUUFST XIJDI BSF QBSU PG UIF FYIJCJUJPO "She went over (to France) as a i4IF XFOU PWFS UP 'SBODF BT B 19-year-old from Portland, Maine, to ZFBS PME GSPN 1PSUMBOE .BJOF UP Giverny and Paris, and was over there (JWFSOZ BOE 1BSJT BOE XBT PWFS UIFSF four different times for long stays, from GPVS EJGGFSFOU UJNFT GPS MPOH TUBZT GSPN 1909 to 1914," said Shettleworth. "Eighty UP w TBJE 4IFUUMFXPSUI i&JHIUZ of her letters survived, and they tell a PG IFS MFUUFST TVSWJWFE BOE UIFZ UFMM B remarkable story."

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JOGMVFODFT TIF FODPVOUFSFE JO 'SBODF She became part of the close-knit artis4IF CFDBNF QBSU PG UIF DMPTF LOJU BSUJT tic community in Giverny, and took up UJD DPNNVOJUZ JO (JWFSOZ BOE UPPL VQ what Burgess calls a decorative ImpresXIBU #VSHFTT DBMMT B EFDPSBUJWF *NQSFT sionist style.

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plus; Slainte, Portland, slaintewinebar.com. 9 p.m.

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2IZING 4IDE ROCK !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND 874-2639. 8:30 p.m.

P M Velourosaurus, classic rock, Run of the Mill 6ELOUROSAURUS CLASSIC ROCK 2UN OF THE -ILL Brewpub, Saco. 571-9648. 8 to 11 p.m.

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Portland, bubbassulkylounge.com. 9 p.m.

0ORTLAND BUBBASSULKYLOUNGE COM P M Tickle, dance cover band, RiRa, Portland, rira.com.

4ICKLE DANCE COVER BAND 2I2A 0ORTLAND RIRA COM 10 p.m.

P M Riot Act, rock, Club Texas, Auburn. $5.

2IOT !CT ROCK #LUB 4EXAS !UBURN clubtexas.info. Doors at 8 p.m.

CLUBTEXAS INFO $OORS AT P M David Mello, old-time blues, Gingko Blue Jazz $AVID -ELLO OLD TIME BLUES 'INGKO "LUE *AZZ Club, Portland, gingkoblue.com. 5 p.m. #LUB 0ORTLAND GINGKOBLUE COM P M Tommy O'Connell &The Juke Joint Devils, blues, 4OMMY / #ONNELL 4HE *UKE *OINT $EVILS BLUES

Gingko Blue Jazz Club, Portland, gingkoblue.com.

'INGKO "LUE *AZZ #LUB 0ORTLAND GINGKOBLUE COM 9 p.m.

P M Tom Acousti, singer-songwriter, with Robbie 4OM !COUSTI SINGER SONGWRITER WITH 2OBBIE Coffin and guests, The Royal Bean, Yarmouth. #OFlN AND GUESTS 4HE 2OYAL "EAN 9ARMOUTH theroyalbean.com. 7:30 p.m.

THEROYALBEAN COM P M Moore and Moran, acoustic, Gritty McDuff's, -OORE AND -ORAN ACOUSTIC 'RITTY -C$UFF S

Freeport. Donation, grittys.com. 8 p.m. &REEPORT $ONATION GRITTYS COM P M Cajun Aces, zydeco, Jumpin' Jakes Seafood Cafe, #AJUN !CES ZYDECO *UMPIN *AKES 3EAFOOD #AFE

Old Orchard Beach. 937-3250. 7 p.m. /LD /RCHARD "EACH P M SORCHA, singer-songwriter, Blue, Portland.

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Portland. Donation, portcityblue.com. 8 p.m.

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the artist's time in France, and fill out ;WZR`SR 0c``OUS¸a µ:S Mildred Burrage's "Le UIF BSUJTU T UJNF JO 'SBODF BOE GJMM PVU her story on a personal level. Many of 8O`RW\ BVS 5O`RS\ ¶ Jardin (The Garden)," IFS TUPSZ PO B QFSTPOBM MFWFM .BOZ PG her letters include watercolor sketches.

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Jose Ayerve, Div Kid and Doubting Gravity, Big Easy, *OHN .ELS SINGER SONGWRITER 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND John Nels, singer-songwriter, Slainte, Portland. *OSE !YERVE $IV +ID AND $OUBTING 'RAVITY "IG %ASY

553-2350. 10 p.m.

Portland. $5. bigeasyportland.com. 8 to 11 p.m.

P M 0ORTLAND BIGEASYPORTLAND COM TO P M David Beam and The Custom House Gang, blues $AVID "EAM AND 4HE #USTOM (OUSE 'ANG BLUES and bluegrass, Andy's O l d Port Pub, Portland.

AND BLUEGRASS !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND MONDAY Continued from Page E12 -/.$!9 :fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3 andysoldportpub.com. 7:30 p.m.

Rosie Ledet and The Zydeco Playboys, blues, Time ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M 2OSIE ,EDET AND 4HE :YDECO 0LAYBOYS BLUES 4IME 784-7785. 8 p.m.

Rap Night, local DJs and musicians, 21-plus; Big P M 2AP .IGHT LOCAL $*S AND MUSICIANS PLUS "IG Out Pub, Rockland. $15. 596-6055. 7 p.m. /UT 0UB 2OCKLAND P M Dirigo w i t h Soule Monde, featuring members of $IRIGO WITH 3OULE -ONDE FEATURING MEMBERS OF Easy, Portland. $3. bigeasyportland.com. 9 p.m.

Trivia Night, Run of the Mill Brewpub, Saco. %ASY 0ORTLAND BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M 4RIVIA .IGHT 2UN OF THE -ILL "REWPUB 3ACO The Trey Anastasio Band, jam-band/rock, Big Easy, 4HE 4REY !NASTASIO "AND JAM BAND ROCK "IG %ASY

Clash of the Titans, battle of the cover 571-9648. 7 to 9 p.m. #LASH OF THE 4ITANS BATTLE OF THE COVER TO P M Portland, bigeasyportland.com. 8 p.m.

0ORTLAND BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M Open M i c w i t h Alec Wall, acoustic singers bands, Empire Dine & Dance, Portland. $5.

BANDS %MPIRE $INE $ANCE 0ORTLAND /PEN -IC WITH !LEC 7ALL ACOUSTIC SINGERS Gary Richardson, acoustic jazz and blues, Gingko 'ARY 2ICHARDSON ACOUSTIC JAZZ AND BLUES 'INGKO portlandempire.com. X vs. The Runaways, 9 p.m. and performers, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland.

PORTLANDEMPIRE COM 8 VS 4HE 2UNAWAYS P M AND PERFORMERS !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND Blue Jazz Club, Portland, gingkoblue.com. 5 p.m.

"LUE *AZZ #LUB 0ORTLAND GINGKOBLUE COM P M Rob Schreiber's Standard Issue, classic jazz from andysoldportpub.com. 7 p.m.

2OB 3CHREIBER S 3TANDARD )SSUE CLASSIC JAZZ FROM ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M Poke Chop &The Other White Meat, blues, the great American songbook, 21-pi us; Pearl 0OKE #HOP 4HE /THER 7HITE -EAT BLUES

THE GREAT !MERICAN SONGBOOK PLUS 0EARL Stowaways Bluegrass Night, Empire Dine & 3TOWAWAYS "LUEGRASS .IGHT %MPIRE $INE Gingko Blue Jazz Club, Portland, gingkoblue.com.

Lounge, Portland. 210-6555. 8 to 11 p.m. ,OUNGE 0ORTLAND TO P M 'INGKO "LUE *AZZ #LUB 0ORTLAND GINGKOBLUE COM Dance, Portland, portlandempire.com. 6 p.m. $ANCE 0ORTLAND PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M Birdland Jazz Quartet, Gingko Blue Jazz Club, 9 p.m.

"IRDLAND *AZZ 1UARTET 'INGKO "LUE *AZZ #LUB

P M open jam; 8 p.m. concert.

OPEN JAM P M CONCERT Portland, gingkoblue.com. 6 p.m.

0ORTLAND GINGKOBLUE COM P M Soul Dance Night, with Matt Brown and Jenny 3OUL $ANCE .IGHT WITH -ATT "ROWN AND *ENNY Frank Hopkins &The Supersonics, funk, 21-plus; &RANK (OPKINS 4HE 3UPERSONICS FUNK PLUS Murray and Falkneau, Irish music, Blue, Portland.

-URRAY AND &ALKNEAU )RISH MUSIC "LUE 0ORTLAND Santomauro, Slainte, Portland, slaintewinebar.com.

Big Easy, Portland, bigeasyportland.com. 10 p.m.

3ANTOMAURO 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND SLAINTEWINEBAR COM "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M Donation, portcityblue.com. 7:30 p.m. $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M 9 p.m.

P M Open M i c w i t h Ev Guy, RiRa, Portland, rira.com. /PEN -IC WITH %V 'UY 2I2A 0ORTLAND RIRA COM Traditional Irish Session, Irish music, Blue, 4RADITIONAL )RISH 3ESSION )RISH MUSIC "LUE

Beam and Fink, acoustic blues and roots, Andy's 8 p.m.

"EAM AND &INK ACOUSTIC BLUES AND ROOTS !NDY S P M Portland. Donation, portcityblue.com. 9:30 p.m.

0ORTLAND $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M O l d Port Pub, Portland, andysoldportpub.com. /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM 8:30 p.m.

TUESDAY P M 45%3$!9 APRIL 26 !02), Bedroom Rehab Corporation, rock, 21-plus; "EDROOM 2EHAB #ORPORATION ROCK PLUS Cover to Cover, local artists play originals #OVER TO #OVER LOCAL ARTISTS PLAY ORIGINALS Soulfly, dub/hardcore/thrash, with Ruin, Asylum, 3OULmY DUB HARDCORE THRASH WITH 2UIN !SYLUM

Geno's Rock Club, Portland. $5. 221-2382. 9 p.m.

'ENO S 2OCK #LUB 0ORTLAND P M and favorite classic album, Big Easy, Portland.

AND FAVORITE CLASSIC ALBUM "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND Portland. $18 in advance; $21 day of show.

0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW J. Biddy, acoustic, RiRa, Portland. 761-4446. $5. bigeasyportland.com. Ghost of Educated * "IDDY ACOUSTIC 2I2A 0ORTLAND BIGEASYPORTLAND COM 'HOST OF %DUCATED portlandasylum.com. Time not given.

PORTLANDASYLUM COM 4IME NOT GIVEN 10 p.m.

Advocates and Grant Street Orchestra perform P M !DVOCATES AND 'RANT 3TREET /RCHESTRA PERFORM Brian Patricks, singer-songwriter, Andy's Old Port "RIAN 0ATRICKS SINGER SONGWRITER !NDY S /LD 0ORT Four Shillings Short, Irish music, Rock City Cafe, "Black Sunday" by Cypress Hill, 9 p.m. &OUR 3HILLINGS 3HORT )RISH MUSIC 2OCK #ITY #AFE

h"LACK 3UNDAYv BY #YPRESS (ILL P M 0UB 0ORTLAND ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M Pub, Portland, andysoldportpub.com. 7 p.m.

Rockland. Donation, rockcitycoffee.com. 7 p.m.

Open M i c Night w i t h Slack Master, Run of the 2OCKLAND $ONATION ROCKCITYCOFFEE COM P M /PEN -IC .IGHT WITH 3LACK -ASTER 2UN OF THE *ACKIE 4REEHORN SINGER SONGWRITER PLUS JackieTreehorn, singer-songwriter, 21-plus; Jeff Kilton, acoustic, Gritty McDuff's, Freeport.

Mill Brewpub, Saco. 571-9648. 7 to 9 p.m. *EFF +ILTON ACOUSTIC 'RITTY -C$UFF S &REEPORT -ILL "REWPUB 3ACO TO P M Slainte, Portland, slaintewinebar.com. 10 p.m.

Donation, grittys.com. 8 p.m.

Karaoke Night w i t h DJ Ponyfarm, 21 -plus; Slainte, 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND SLAINTEWINEBAR COM P M $ONATION GRITTYS COM P M +ARAOKE .IGHT WITH $* 0ONYFARM PLUS 3LAINTE

.OW IS .OW ALT ROCK AND S COVERS 2UN OF THE Now is Now, alt-rock and '90s covers, Run of the Jill Stringham w i t h Eric Mauriello, rock, Deer Run Portland. $3, $5. 553-2350. slaintewinebar.com. *ILL 3TRINGHAM WITH %RIC -AURIELLO ROCK $EER 2UN 0ORTLAND SLAINTEWINEBAR COM -ILL "REWPUB 3ACO TO P M Mill Brewpub, Saco. 571-9648. 8 to 11 p.m.

Tavern, Yarmouth. 846-9555. 7:30 p.m.

9 p.m.

4AVERN 9ARMOUTH P M P M -ARC #HILLEMI 4HE 3O0O 4RIO JAZZ ROOTS 'INGKO Marc Chillemi &The SoPoTrio, jazz/roots, Gingko Lazy Gait, acoustic Western swing, Blue, Portland.

Al and Erb, roots and Americana, Andy's Old Port ,AZY 'AIT ACOUSTIC 7ESTERN SWING "LUE 0ORTLAND !L AND %RB ROOTS AND !MERICANA !NDY S /LD 0ORT "LUE *AZZ #LUB 0ORTLAND GINGKOBLUE COM P M Blue Jazz Club, Portland, gingkoblue.com. 8 p.m.

Donation, portcityblue.com. 8 p.m.

Pub, Portland, andysoldportpub.com. 6:30 p.m. $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M 0UB 0ORTLAND ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M "EER 0ONG ,INE $ANCING +ARAOKE AND $* " SET

Beer Pong, Line Dancing, Karaoke and DJ B-set, Yellow Roman Candles, acoustic quartet, Blue, Out of the Blue Contest, battle of the bands 9ELLOW 2OMAN #ANDLES ACOUSTIC QUARTET "LUE

/UT OF THE "LUE #ONTEST BATTLE OF THE BANDS PLUS #LUB 4EXAS !UBURN $OORS 21-plus; Club Texas, Auburn. $2. 784-7785. Doors Portland. Donation, portcityblue.com. 10 p.m. in quick time, Blue, Portland.

Donation.

0ORTLAND $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M IN QUICK TIME "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION SUNDAY 35.$!9 AT P M at 6 p.m.

Awaas, punk, Bayside Bowl, Portland. $5. portcityblue.com. 8 p.m. !WAAS PUNK "AYSIDE "OWL 0ORTLAND PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Juke Union, Americana, Andy's O l d Port Pub, *UKE 5NION !MERICANA !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB

Open M i c Night, Deer Run Tavern, Yarmouth. 846/PEN -IC .IGHT $EER 2UN 4AVERN 9ARMOUTH baysidebowl.com. 9 p.m.

Travis James Humphrey, acoustic, Gritty McDuff's, BAYSIDEBOWL COM P M 4RAVIS *AMES (UMPHREY ACOUSTIC 'RITTY -C$UFF S

Portland, andysoldportpub.com. 6 p.m.

0ORTLAND ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M 9555. 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

TO P M Plague, industrial night, Asylum (basement), Portland, grittys.com.

10 p.m.

0LAGUE INDUSTRIAL NIGHT !SYLUM BASEMENT

0ORTLAND GRITTYS COM P M Rhythmic Cypher, open mic of spoken-word 2HYTHMIC #YPHER OPEN MIC OF SPOKEN WORD Seed and Band Beyond Description, jam3EED AND "AND "EYOND $ESCRIPTION JAM Portland. $5; $2 before 9:30 p.m.

0ORTLAND BEFORE P M poetry with live music, 21-plus; Slainte, Portland.

POETRY WITH LIVE MUSIC PLUS 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND band covers, 21-plus; Big Easy, Portland. $3.

BAND COVERS PLUS "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND portlandasylum.com. 9:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY PORTLANDASYLUM COM P M 7%$.%3$!9 828-0900. 7 p.m.

P M bigeasyportland.com. 8 p.m.

BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M HED P.E. and Mushroomhead, "Hed2 Head Tour (%$ 0 % AND -USHROOMHEAD h(ED (EAD 4OUR Jazz Brunch, with Richard Marsters, Jumpin' Jakes *AZZ "RUNCH WITH 2ICHARD -ARSTERS *UMPIN *AKES Jerks of Grass, bluegrass, Bayside Bowl, Portland. *ERKS OF 'RASS BLUEGRASS "AYSIDE "OWL 0ORTLAND SATURDAY 3," metal, all ages; Club Texas, Auburn. $22 in 3!452$!9

v METAL ALL AGES #LUB 4EXAS !UBURN IN Seafood Cafe, Old Orchard Beach. $12.99 buffet.

3EAFOOD #AFE /LD /RCHARD "EACH BUFFET baysidebowl.com. 8 p.m.

BAYSIDEBOWL COM P M Sid Wilson of Slipknot, hardcore electronica/ advance; $25 day of show, wepay.com/events/ 3ID 7ILSON OF 3LIPKNOT HARDCORE ELECTRONICA ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW WEPAY COM EVENTS 937-3250. 10 a.m.

A M Barn Swallows, bluegrass, Blue, Portland.

"ARN 3WALLOWS BLUEGRASS "LUE 0ORTLAND dubstep, Asylum, Portland. $15 in advance; $18 122352; 784-7785.

Doors at 6 p.m.

DUBSTEP !SYLUM 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE $OORS AT P M Swing Night, with Lazy Gait, Empire Dine and 3WING .IGHT WITH ,AZY 'AIT %MPIRE $INE AND $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M day of show, portlandasylum.com.

Time not given.

North of Nashville w i t h J.Biddy, rock covers with DAY OF SHOW PORTLANDASYLUM COM 4IME NOT GIVEN $ANCE 0ORTLAND PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M .ORTH OF .ASHVILLE WITH * "IDDY ROCK COVERS WITH Donation, portcityblue.com. 6 p.m.

Dance, Portland. $6. portlandempire.com. 7 p.m.

Drew Kelly, singer-songwriter, Blue, Portland. $REW +ELLY SINGER SONGWRITER "LUE 0ORTLAND Mod Night: Record Store Day Edition, bring your h)NSTRUMENTS FOR +IDS v ALL AGES FUNDRAISER a Southern twang, RiRa, Portland. 761-4446.

A 3OUTHERN TWANG 2I2A 0ORTLAND -OD .IGHT 2ECORD 3TORE $AY %DITION BRING YOUR "Instruments for Kids," all-ages fundraiser Donation, portcityblue.com. 8 p.m. $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M vinyl for DJ to spin, Empire Dine and Dance, 8:30 p.m.

P M VINYL FOR $* TO SPIN %MPIRE $INE AND $ANCE

with numerous artists, Big Easy, Portland. $5.

WITH NUMEROUS ARTISTS "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND Samuel James and Dana Gross, roots/blues, Blue, 3AMUEL *AMES AND $ANA 'ROSS ROOTS BLUES "LUE

Portland. $3. portlandempire.com. 9:30 p.m.

Open M i c Night, Slainte, Portland. 553-2350. /PEN -IC .IGHT 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND 0ORTLAND PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M bigeasyportland.com. 3 to 8 p.m.

BIGEASYPORTLAND COM TO P M Portland. Donation, portcityblue.com. 10 p.m.

0ORTLAND $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Line of Force and Doubting Gravity, soul/jazz/ 8 p.m.

P M ,INE OF &ORCE AND $OUBTING 'RAVITY SOUL JAZZ "Instruments for Kids," 21-plus fundraiser with h)NSTRUMENTS FOR +IDS v PLUS FUNDRAISER WITH

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PSEFS TP UIFZ WF HPU SFBTPOBCMF QSJDFT UPP There's an ample seating area in the 5IFSF T BO BNQMF TFBUJOH BSFB JO UIF dining room and in the bar, with stools, EJOJOH SPPN BOE JO UIF CBS XJUI TUPPMT pub tables and a lounge-style couch with QVC UBCMFT BOE B MPVOHF TUZMF DPVDI XJUI a table. Large white globe lights hang B UBCMF -BSHF XIJUF HMPCF MJHIUT IBOH from the ceiling, which give off good light GSPN UIF DFJMJOH XIJDI HJWF PGG HPPE MJHIU and are cool for decorations, but they BOE BSF DPPM GPS EFDPSBUJPOT CVU UIFZ did obscure my view from the bar of a EJE PCTDVSF NZ WJFX GSPN UIF CBS PG B chalkboard that listed the weekly specials.

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TNBDLFE JO UIF IFBE CZ B DVF TUJDL The servers seemed to recognize a few 5IF TFSWFST TFFNFE UP SFDPHOJ[F B GFX customers who were at the bar having a DVTUPNFST XIP XFSF BU UIF CBS IBWJOH B drink. But even for this girl sitting alone Photos by Gordon Chibroski/Staff Photographer ESJOL #VU FWFO GPS UIJT HJSM TJUUJOH BMPOF >V]b]a Pg 5]`R]\ 1VWP`]aYW AbOTT >V]b]U`O^VS` Bartender Sarah O'Neil makes a Blue Melon Martini, one of the Tuesday halfand new to the place, they took time to BOE OFX UP UIF QMBDF UIFZ UPPL UJNF UP 0O`bS\RS` AO`OV =¸<SWZ [OYSa O 0ZcS ;SZ]\ ;O`bW\W ]\S ]T bVS BcSaROg VOZT make small talk with me. It's a simple price specials at the Grill House Local Tavern in South Portland. Above right, a NBLF TNBMM UBML XJUI NF *U T B TJNQMF ^`WQS a^SQWOZa Ob bVS 5`WZZ 6]caS :]QOZ BOdS`\ W\ A]cbV >]`bZO\R /P]dS `WUVb O plate of sesame-crusted tuna, seared rare. gesture, but something I appreciate from ^ZObS ]T aSaO[S Q`cabSR bc\O aSO`SR `O`S HFTUVSF CVU TPNFUIJOH * BQQSFDJBUF GSPN

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TIPSU PG UIF PUIFS UXP We are fans of Clown Shoes, a 8F BSF GBOT PG $MPXO 4IPFT B brewery in Ipswich, Mass., but Eagle CSFXFSZ JO *QTXJDI .BTT CVU &BHMF Claw Fist, an imperial red ale at 8 $MBX 'JTU BO JNQFSJBM SFE BMF BU percent alcohol, is not one of its best.

QFSDFOU BMDPIPM JT OPU POF PG JUT CFTU It was fairly bitter and hoppy - not *U XBT GBJSMZ CJUUFS BOE IPQQZ o OPU bad, but nothing to distinguish itself.

CBE CVU OPUIJOH UP EJTUJOHVJTI JUTFMG It cost $5.99 for a 22-ounce bottle. *U DPTU GPS B PVODF CPUUMF The best name - and worst beer 5IF CFTU OBNF o BOE XPSTU CFFS - of the bunch was l/z Idjit, an impeo PG UIF CVODI XBT Ă&#x153; *EKJU BO JNQF

sculpture, pottery and works on paper, through SCULPTURE POTTERY AND WORKS ON PAPER THROUGH Saturday. 699-5083.

3ATURDAY Salt Exchange, Portland: "Reflections," sea3ALT %XCHANGE 0ORTLAND h2EmECTIONS v SEA inspired oil paintings and metallic driftwood INSPIRED OIL PAINTINGS AND METALLIC DRIFTWOOD Continued from :fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3 # sculptures by Ellen Thayer, through April 30.

SCULPTURES BY %LLEN 4HAYER THROUGH !PRIL thesaltexchange.net THESALTEXCHANGE NET invitational, through April 27. 772-2693.

INVITATIONAL THROUGH !PRIL Flat Iron Gallery, Portland: Diane Bowie Zaitlin, &LAT )RON 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND $IANE "OWIE :AITLIN

Green Hand Bookshop, Portland: "10 Years in 'REEN (AND "OOKSHOP 0ORTLAND h 9EARS IN mixed media, through May 2. 838-7591.

MIXED MEDIA THROUGH -AY Portland: An Illustrator's Saga," artwork by Joel 0ORTLAND !N )LLUSTRATOR S 3AGA v ARTWORK BY *OEL Townsend Real Estate & Art Gallery, Willard 4OWNSEND 2EAL %STATE !RT 'ALLERY 7ILLARD Rivers, through April 30. 253-6808.

2IVERS THROUGH !PRIL Square, South Portland: Jac Ouellette, "Favorite 3QUARE 3OUTH 0ORTLAND *AC /UELLETTE h&AVORITE Harmons & Bartons Gallery, Portland: Linda (ARMONS "ARTONS 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND ,INDA Views," oil paintings, through May 18. 842-9200.

Murray and Joy Scott, "Organic Musings," through 6IEWS v OIL PAINTINGS THROUGH -AY -URRAY AND *OY 3COTT h/RGANIC -USINGS v THROUGH Richard Boyd Gallery, Peaks Island: "Scenes from 2ICHARD "OYD 'ALLERY 0EAKS )SLAND h3CENES FROM April 30. harmonsbartons.com !PRIL HARMONSBARTONS COM Maine," landscapes and coastal scenes by Jay -AINE v LANDSCAPES AND COASTAL SCENES BY *AY Aucocisco Galleries, Portland: Grace DeGennaro !UCOCISCO 'ALLERIES 0ORTLAND 'RACE $E'ENNARO LaBrie, through April 30. richardboydpottery.com ,A"RIE THROUGH !PRIL RICHARDBOYDPOTTERY COM and Brece Honeycutt, "Woven Mysteries," AND "RECE (ONEYCUTT h7OVEN -YSTERIES v University of Southern Maine (Art Gallery), 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE !RT 'ALLERY

through May 4. 775-2222.

THROUGH -AY Gorham: USM Art Department Bachelor of Fine 'ORHAM 53- !RT $EPARTMENT "ACHELOR OF &INE Portland Public Library: Carol Bass, "A 0ORTLAND 0UBLIC ,IBRARY #AROL "ASS h!

Art exhibit, through May 4. usm.maine.edu/ !RT EXHIBIT THROUGH -AY USM MAINE EDU Powerful Joy of Colors," through April 27.

0OWERFUL *OY OF #OLORS v THROUGH !PRIL gallery GALLERY portlandlibrary.com PORTLANDLIBRARY COM Elizabeth Moss Gallery, Falmouth: Clyde %LIZABETH -OSS 'ALLERY &ALMOUTH #LYDE Addison Woolley Gallery, Portland: "In & Out !DDISON 7OOLLEY 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND h)N /UT McCulley, "A Digital Homage to Edward Hopper," of Abstraction," photography, through April 28.

-C#ULLEY h! $IGITAL (OMAGE TO %DWARD (OPPER v OF !BSTRACTION v PHOTOGRAPHY THROUGH !PRIL John Knight, "Drawing on Wildflowers" and *OHN +NIGHT h$RAWING ON 7ILDmOWERSv AND addisonwool ley.com ADDISONWOOLLEY COM Annette Kearney, "Abstract Currents," through !NNETTE +EARNEY h!BSTRACT #URRENTS v THROUGH Mayo Street Arts, Portland: "Dark Unknown -AYO 3TREET !RTS 0ORTLAND h$ARK 5NKNOWN May 12. elizabethmossgalleries.com Pleasures," oil paintings and mixed media by -AY ELIZABETHMOSSGALLERIES COM 0LEASURES v OIL PAINTINGS AND MIXED MEDIA BY Merrill Memorial Library, Yarmouth: "Red Horse," Mayo Street Arts interns and USM students, -ERRILL -EMORIAL ,IBRARY 9ARMOUTH h2ED (ORSE v -AYO 3TREET !RTS INTERNS AND 53- STUDENTS

works by Cheslye Ventimiglia, through April 28. through April 30. mayostreetarts.org WORKS BY #HESLYE 6ENTIMIGLIA THROUGH !PRIL THROUGH !PRIL MAYOSTREETARTS ORG 846-6264.

Glickman Family Library (Unum Great Reading

'LICKMAN &AMILY ,IBRARY 5NUM 'REAT 2EADING 317 Main Street Community Music Center, Room), Portland: "Chronology of a Life: Artist's -AIN 3TREET #OMMUNITY -USIC #ENTER

2OOM 0ORTLAND h#HRONOLOGY OF A ,IFE !RTIST S Yarmouth: Art show by students of Greely High Books, Poems, and Publications of Georgiana 9ARMOUTH !RT SHOW BY STUDENTS OF 'REELY (IGH "OOKS 0OEMS AND 0UBLICATIONS OF 'EORGIANA School and North Yarmouth Academy, through Peacher," through April 30. 228-8014.

3CHOOL AND .ORTH 9ARMOUTH !CADEMY THROUGH 0EACHER v THROUGH !PRIL Tuesday. 846-6264.

Children's Museum and Theatre of Maine, 4UESDAY #HILDREN S -USEUM AND 4HEATRE OF -AINE

Clayton's Gourmet Market & Cafe, Yarmouth: Portland: "Show and Tell," paintings, drawings #LAYTON S 'OURMET -ARKET #AFE 9ARMOUTH 0ORTLAND h3HOW AND 4ELL v PAINTINGS DRAWINGS "My (so-called) Teenage Life 2011-2012," North and sculptures by 27 local children and teens h-Y SO CALLED 4EENAGE ,IFE v .ORTH AND SCULPTURES BY LOCAL CHILDREN AND TEENS Yarmouth Academy student photography exhibit, with autism spectrum disorder, through August.

9ARMOUTH !CADEMY STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT

WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER THROUGH !UGUST through April 30. nya.org kitetails.org THROUGH !PRIL NYA ORG KITETAILS ORG Yarmouth Frame Shop and Gallery: "Spring Daunis Fine Jewelry, Portland: "Colors that Talk 9ARMOUTH &RAME 3HOP AND 'ALLERY h3PRING $AUNIS &INE *EWELRY 0ORTLAND h#OLORS THAT 4ALK Eternal," multi-artist show, through May 31. to Each Other," acrylic paintings by Jean Beal, %TERNAL v MULTI ARTIST SHOW THROUGH -AY TO %ACH /THER v ACRYLIC PAINTINGS BY *EAN "EAL

846-7777. through April 30. 773-6011.

THROUGH !PRIL Thos. Moser Showroom, Freeport: "Viewpoints," University of New England (Art Gallery), Portland: 4HOS -OSER 3HOWROOM &REEPORT h6IEWPOINTS v 5NIVERSITY OF .EW %NGLAND !RT 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND new work by painters Eric Hopkins, James Mullen "Lullaby for Maine," artist's books by Rebecca NEW WORK BY PAINTERS %RIC (OPKINS *AMES -ULLEN h,ULLABY FOR -AINE v ARTIST S BOOKS BY 2EBECCA and Colin Page, through May 1. 865-4519.

Goodale, through June 16. une.edu/artgallery AND #OLIN 0AGE THROUGH -AY 'OODALE THROUGH *UNE UNE EDU ARTGALLERY Little Tokyo, Brunswick: "Gyotaku: The Ancient June Fitzpatrick Gallery at MECA, Portland: ,ITTLE 4OKYO "RUNSWICK h'YOTAKU 4HE !NCIENT *UNE &ITZPATRICK 'ALLERY AT -%#!

0ORTLAND Art of Japanese Fish Prints" by Jean Kigel, through "Spring Salon," group exhibit of paintings, !RT OF *APANESE &ISH 0RINTSv BY *EAN +IGEL THROUGH h3PRING 3ALON v GROUP EXHIBIT OF PAINTINGS

rial porter from Dugges brewery in SJBM QPSUFS GSPN %VHHFT CSFXFSZ JO Sweden. This should have been a 4XFEFO 5IJT TIPVME IBWF CFFO B HPPE CFFS o JU XBT EBSL IFBWZ nB good beer - it was dark, heavy, flavorful and unfinished. It was almost WPSGVM BOE VOmOJTIFE *U XBT BMNPTU UPUBMMZ nBU XJUI BO BMNPTU HSJUUZ totally flat, with an almost gritty texture and rough around the edges.

UFYUVSF BOE SPVHI BSPVOE UIF FEHFT It contains 7 percent alcohol and *U DPOUBJOT QFSDFOU BMDPIPM BOE comes in a 16.9-ounce bottle.

DPNFT JO B PVODF CPUUMF We tasted The Vixen from Samuel 8F UBTUFE 5IF 7JYFO GSPN 4BNVFM Adams last, because we did not want "EBNT MBTU CFDBVTF XF EJE OPU XBOU to ruin our palates. It is a chocoUP SVJO PVS QBMBUFT *U JT B DIPDP late chili bock with cinnamon at 8.5 MBUF DIJMJ CPDL XJUI DJOOBNPO BU percent alcohol, and all four tasters QFSDFOU BMDPIPM BOE BMM GPVS UBTUFST thought it would be awful. But we UIPVHIU JU XPVME CF BXGVM #VU XF liked it. Not one of the disparate MJLFE JU /PU POF PG UIF EJTQBSBUF flavors stood out - except maybe the nBWPST TUPPE PVU o FYDFQU NBZCF UIF cocoa. But there is a good chance DPDPB #VU UIFSF JT B HPPE DIBODF our palates were shot by this time.

PVS QBMBUFT XFSF TIPU CZ UIJT UJNF There are other unusual names 5IFSF BSF PUIFS VOVTVBM OBNFT that we did not try this time around: UIBU XF EJE OPU USZ UIJT UJNF BSPVOE Fin du Monde ("End of the World") 'JO EV .POEF i&OE PG UIF 8PSMEw

and Maudite ("Damned") from UniBOE .BVEJUF i%BNOFEw GSPN 6OJ broue come to mind, as does Rogue CSPVF DPNF UP NJOE BT EPFT 3PHVF Dead Guy Ale. All three are very %FBE (VZ "MF "MM UISFF BSF WFSZ good, and I may report on them later.

HPPE BOE * NBZ SFQPSU PO UIFN MBUFS I would not tell you never to buy a * XPVME OPU UFMM ZPV OFWFS UP CVZ B beer just because you like the name CFFS KVTU CFDBVTF ZPV MJLF UIF OBNF - but never buy more than one at a o CVU OFWFS CVZ NPSF UIBO POF BU B time.

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April 30. 798-6888. !PRIL Coleman Burke Gallery (Fort Andross), Brunswick: #OLEMAN "URKE 'ALLERY &ORT !NDROSS "RUNSWICK "AThickening Rhythm," group exhibition, through h! 4HICKENING 2HYTHM v GROUP EXHIBITION THROUGH May 19. colemanburkegallery.com -AY COLEMANBURKEGALLERY COM Maine Fiberarts, Topsham: "The Art of the -AINE &IBERARTS 4OPSHAM h4HE !RT OF THE Needle," needlepoint tapestries by Jill Vendituoli, .EEDLE v NEEDLEPOINT TAPESTRIES BY *ILL 6ENDITUOLI

through Monday, mainetiberarts.org THROUGH -ONDAY MAINElBERARTS ORG Topsham Public Library (Crooker Gallery): 4OPSHAM 0UBLIC ,IBRARY #ROOKER 'ALLERY "Joy of the Lens," original photography by h*OY OF THE ,ENS v ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHY BY year-round Maine residents, through May 12.

YEAR ROUND -AINE RESIDENTS THROUGH -AY topshamlibrary.org TOPSHAMLIBRARY ORG Markings Gallery, Bath: "Creatures of the Sea and -ARKINGS 'ALLERY "ATH h#REATURES OF THE 3EA AND Sky," sea mammals and seabirds carved in native 3KY v SEA MAMMALS AND SEABIRDS CARVED IN NATIVE and exotic woods by Wayne Robbins, through AND EXOTIC WOODS BY 7AYNE 2OBBINS THROUGH April 30. markingsgallery.com !PRIL MARKINGSGALLERY COM Chocolate Church Arts Center, Bath: "Springtime #HOCOLATE #HURCH !RTS #ENTER "ATH h3PRINGTIME Floriade," multi-disciplinary exhibit, through &LORIADE v MULTI DISCIPLINARY EXHIBIT THROUGH Friday, chocolatechurcharts.org &RIDAY CHOCOLATECHURCHARTS ORG Merrymeeting Arts Center, Bowdoinham: "Vernal -ERRYMEETING !RTS #ENTER "OWDOINHAM h6ERNAL Pools and the First Signs of Spring," through April 0OOLS AND THE &IRST 3IGNS OF 3PRING v THROUGH !PRIL 28.841-5914.

York Public Library: York schools art exhibit, 9ORK 0UBLIC ,IBRARY 9ORK SCHOOLS ART EXHIBIT

work by students in K-12, through April 30.

WORK BY STUDENTS IN + THROUGH !PRIL york.lib.me.us YORK LIB ME US Engine, Biddeford: "The 2012 Mill-Ennial: %NGINE "IDDEFORD h4HE -ILL %NNIAL Celebrating the Art and the Artists of the Cities on #ELEBRATING THE !RT AND THE !RTISTS OF THE #ITIES ON the Saco," shared exhibit with the Saco Museum, THE 3ACO v SHARED EXHIBIT WITH THE 3ACO -USEUM

through June 10. feedtheengine.org THROUGH *UNE FEEDTHEENGINE ORG University of Maine (Hutchinson Center), Belfast: 5NIVERSITY OF -AINE (UTCHINSON #ENTER "ELFAST Selections from the Elmer Montgomery collection 3ELECTIONS FROM THE %LMER -ONTGOMERY COLLECTION and "The Atlantic Fisherman," Penobscot Marine AND h4HE !TLANTIC &ISHERMAN v 0ENOBSCOT -ARINE Museum traveling exhibition, through April 30.

-USEUM TRAVELING EXHIBITION THROUGH !PRIL penobscotmarinemuseum.org PENOBSCOTMARINEMUSEUM ORG Aarhus Gallery, Belfast: "Botany of Desire," multi!ARHUS 'ALLERY "ELFAST h"OTANY OF $ESIRE v MULTI artist exhibit, through April 29. aarhusgallery.com ARTIST EXHIBIT THROUGH !PRIL AARHUSGALLERY COM Perimeter Gallery, Belfast: "As High as Heaven," 0ERIMETER 'ALLERY "ELFAST h!S (IGH AS (EAVEN v paintings and drawings by Kenny Cole, through PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS BY +ENNY #OLE THROUGH Saturday. 338-0555.

3ATURDAY Maine Farmland Trust Gallery, Belfast: "Rural -AINE &ARMLAND 4RUST 'ALLERY "ELFAST h2URAL Harvest," exhibit about stewardship and the (ARVEST v EXHIBIT ABOUT STEWARDSHIP AND THE vulnerability of family farming, through May 30.

VULNERABILITY OF FAMILY FARMING THROUGH -AY mainefarmlandtrust.org MAINEFARMLANDTRUST ORG

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Waterfall Arts, Belfast: "Corrugation Nation," 7ATERFALL !RTS "ELFAST h#ORRUGATION .ATION v cardboard art show, through May 18.

CARDBOARD ART SHOW THROUGH -AY waterfallarts.org WATERFALLARTS ORG Savory Maine, Damariscotta: Sarah Carter, oil 3AVORY -AINE $AMARISCOTTA 3ARAH #ARTER OIL paintings, through May 29. 563-2111.

PAINTINGS THROUGH -AY Damariscotta River Grill: "Spring Works" by $AMARISCOTTA 2IVER 'RILL h3PRING 7ORKSv BY Cynthia Hammett, Ed McCartan and Dorothy K. #YNTHIA (AMMETT %D -C#ARTAN AND $OROTHY + Magadieu, through Tuesday, damariscottariver -AGADIEU THROUGH 4UESDAY DAMARISCOTTARIVER grill.com GRILL COM Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Boothbay: #OASTAL -AINE "OTANICAL 'ARDENS "OOTHBAY "Local Colors," works by Midcoast artists, through h,OCAL #OLORS v WORKS BY -IDCOAST ARTISTS THROUGH May 24. mainegardens.org -AY MAINEGARDENS ORG Boothbay Region Art Foundation Gallery, "OOTHBAY 2EGION !RT &OUNDATION 'ALLERY

Boothbay Harbor: Maine Photography Show, "OOTHBAY (ARBOR -AINE 0HOTOGRAPHY 3HOW

through May 5. 633-2703.

THROUGH -AY Harlow Gallery, Hallowell: "Occupy Art! Union (ARLOW 'ALLERY (ALLOWELL h/CCUPY !RT 5NION of Maine Visual Artists in Action," through April OF -AINE 6ISUAL !RTISTS IN !CTION v THROUGH !PRIL 28. harlowgallery.org HARLOWGALLERY ORG Craft, Camclen: Pottery by Barbara Michelena, #RAFT #AMDEN 0OTTERY BY "ARBARA -ICHELENA

Hanako Kanazato and George Pearlman, through (ANAKO +ANAZATO AND 'EORGE 0EARLMAN THROUGH May 1. craftonelm.com -AY CRAFTONELM COM Camden Public Library: "The Marine Photography #AMDEN 0UBLIC ,IBRARY h4HE -ARINE 0HOTOGRAPHY of Red Boutilier," through April 30. 236-3440.

OF 2ED "OUTILIER v THROUGH !PRIL Fryeburg Academy (Palmina F. and Stephen S. &RYEBURG !CADEMY 0ALMINA & AND 3TEPHEN 3 Pace Galleries of Art): "Painters, Players and 0ACE 'ALLERIES OF !RT h0AINTERS 0LAYERS AND Poets," Maine artists, players/composers, poets 0OETS v -AINE ARTISTS PLAYERS COMPOSERS POETS and chair makers, Through May 9. 935-9232.

AND CHAIR MAKERS 4HROUGH -AY University of Maine at Farmington Art Gallery: 5NIVERSITY OF -AINE AT &ARMINGTON !RT 'ALLERY "Moxie: Senior Art Exhibition 2012," through May h-OXIE 3ENIOR !RT %XHIBITION v THROUGH -AY 12.778-1062.

River Tree Arts, Kennebunk: "Agri-CULTURE: A 2IVER 4REE !RTS +ENNEBUNK h!GRI #5,452% !

Celebration of Farming in Art and Community," #ELEBRATION OF &ARMING IN !RT AND #OMMUNITY v through Saturday, rivertreearts.org THROUGH 3ATURDAY RIVERTREEARTS ORG Georgetown Historical Society: Stuart Ross, 'EORGETOWN (ISTORICAL 3OCIETY 3TUART 2OSS

"Georgetown: A Painter's Paradise," through May h'EORGETOWN ! 0AINTER S 0ARADISE v THROUGH -AY 12.371-9200.

Bangor Public Library: Emily Bracale, "Lyme"ANGOR 0UBLIC ,IBRARY %MILY "RACALE h,YME Light: Portraits of Illness and Healing," through ,IGHT 0ORTRAITS OF )LLNESS AND (EALING v THROUGH April 30. www.bpl.lib.me.us !PRIL WWW BPL LIB ME US College of the Atlantic (Ethel H. Blum Gallery), #OLLEGE OF THE !TLANTIC %THEL ( "LUM 'ALLERY

Bar Harbor: "A Century of Farming," through "AR (ARBOR h! #ENTURY OF &ARMING v THROUGH Sunday, coa.edu 3UNDAY COA EDU

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HMBODF The Linotype, after all, revolution5IF -JOPUZQF BGUFS BMM SFWPMVUJPO ized the printing of newspapers and J[FE UIF QSJOUJOH PG OFXTQBQFST BOE magazines beginning in the late NBHB[JOFT CFHJOOJOH JO UIF MBUF 1800s. It's complex T *U T DPNQMFY all right - a masBMM SJHIU o B NBT sive hulk of metal TJWF IVML PG NFUBM pieces that enabled QJFDFT UIBU FOBCMFE printers, for the first QSJOUFST GPS UIF mSTU time, to produce an UJNF UP QSPEVDF BO entire line of type FOUJSF MJOF PG UZQF at one time instead BU POF UJNF JOTUFBE of letter-to letter PG MFUUFS UP MFUUFS typesetting. Hence UZQFTFUUJOH )FODF UIF OBNF iB MJOF P ^e name' a ^ne ° type."

UZQF w And while the "OE XIJMF UIF machine was just a mechanical NBDIJOF XBT KVTU B NFDIBOJDBM breakthrough, it led to a communicaCSFBLUISPVHI JU MFE UP B DPNNVOJDB tion-based society that is still evolving UJPO CBTFE TPDJFUZ UIBU JT TUJMM FWPMWJOH today. You might even say that smart UPEBZ :PV NJHIU FWFO TBZ UIBU TNBSU phones and Facebook are cousins QIPOFT BOE 'BDFCPPL BSF DPVTJOT (in spirit, anyway) to the clunky old JO TQJSJU BOZXBZ UP UIF DMVOLZ PME Linotype.

-JOPUZQF It was all these layers that convinced *U XBT BMM UIFTF MBZFST UIBU DPOWJODFE filmmaker Doug Wilson and his colmMNNBLFS %PVH 8JMTPO BOE IJT DPM laborators to make "Linotype: The MBCPSBUPST UP NBLF i-JOPUZQF 5IF Film - In Search of the Eighth Wonder 'JMN o *O 4FBSDI PG UIF &JHIUI 8POEFS of the World."

PG UIF 8PSME w The documentary comes to Port 5IF EPDVNFOUBSZ DPNFT UP 1PSU land next week, at Space on Congress MBOE OFYU XFFL BU 4QBDF PO $POHSFTT Street. Wilson, the film's director and 4USFFU 8JMTPO UIF mMN T EJSFDUPS BOE producer, says he wanted to make QSPEVDFS TBZT IF XBOUFE UP NBLF the film to introduce the world to UIF mMN UP JOUSPEVDF UIF XPSME UP this intriguing and world-changing UIJT JOUSJHVJOH BOE XPSME DIBOHJOH character.

DIBSBDUFS "I wanted to make the film because i* XBOUFE UP NBLF UIF mMN CFDBVTF I felt the story of the Linotype and the * GFMU UIF TUPSZ PG UIF -JOPUZQF BOE UIF people who love and operated them QFPQMF XIP MPWF BOE PQFSBUFE UIFN has never been told. I found it fascinatIBT OFWFS CFFO UPME * GPVOE JU GBTDJOBU ing that, for a machine that had such a JOH UIBU GPS B NBDIJOF UIBU IBE TVDI B huge impact on the world, the LinoIVHF JNQBDU PO UIF XPSME UIF -JOP type had long been forgotten," said UZQF IBE MPOH CFFO GPSHPUUFO w TBJE Wilson from Chicago, where he was 8JMTPO GSPN $IJDBHP XIFSF IF XBT traveling to promote the film.

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The Linotype was standard equipment in the publishing industry from BVS :W\]bg^S eOa abO\RO`R S_cW^[S\b W\ bVS ^cPZWaVW\U W\Rcab`g T`][ the late 1800s into the 1960s and '70s. bVS ZObS & a W\b] bVS '$ a O\R ¸% a in action," he said. "We all know about JO BDUJPO w IF TBJE i8F BMM LOPX BCPVU Henry Ford and Thomas Edison, but )FOSZ 'PSE BOE 5IPNBT &EJTPO CVU no one knows about Ottmar MergenOP POF LOPXT BCPVU 0UUNBS .FSHFO thaler and his invention that impacted UIBMFS BOE IJT JOWFOUJPO UIBU JNQBDUFE printing and communications."

QSJOUJOH BOE DPNNVOJDBUJPOT w The Linotype was replaced in the 5IF -JOPUZQF XBT SFQMBDFE JO UIF 1960s and 70s, first by offset lithog T BOE T mSTU CZ PGGTFU MJUIPH raphy printing and then by computer SBQIZ QSJOUJOH BOE UIFO CZ DPNQVUFS typesetting. But the machine is still UZQFTFUUJOH #VU UIF NBDIJOF JT TUJMM appreciated today by former operaBQQSFDJBUFE UPEBZ CZ GPSNFS PQFSB tors, mechanical buffs and people who UPST NFDIBOJDBM CVGGT BOE QFPQMF XIP appreciate the art and science of BQQSFDJBUF UIF BSU BOE TDJFODF PG printing.

QSJOUJOH One of those is Mark Jamra, an as0OF PG UIPTF JT .BSL +BNSB BO BT sociate professor of graphic design at TPDJBUF QSPGFTTPS PG HSBQIJD EFTJHO BU Maine College of Art and a digital type .BJOF $PMMFHF PG "SU BOE B EJHJUBM UZQF designer who owns a Portland-based EFTJHOFS XIP PXOT B 1PSUMBOE CBTFE company called TypeCulture. His DPNQBOZ DBMMFE 5ZQF$VMUVSF )JT company is one of the sponsors of the DPNQBOZ JT POF PG UIF TQPOTPST PG UIF Linotype film at Space.

-JOPUZQF mMN BU 4QBDF "I've been designing digital typefaces i* WF CFFO EFTJHOJOH EJHJUBM UZQFGBDFT for close to 30 years, and the Linotype GPS DMPTF UP ZFBST BOE UIF -JOPUZQF is a prominent figure in the history of JT B QSPNJOFOU mHVSF JO UIF IJTUPSZ PG type," said Jamra. "The Linotype is UZQF w TBJE +BNSB i5IF -JOPUZQF JT such a fascinating machine to watch TVDI B GBTDJOBUJOH NBDIJOF UP XBUDI in action - its complexity boggles JO BDUJPO o JUT DPNQMFYJUZ CPHHMFT the mind. It's an industrial era-type UIF NJOE *U T BO JOEVTUSJBM FSB UZQF foundry and composing room comGPVOESZ BOE DPNQPTJOH SPPN DPN pressed into a single machine."

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GSPN UIF XFFL PME OFXT PG CFGPSF "Today, we essentially have a Linoi5PEBZ XF FTTFOUJBMMZ IBWF B -JOP type in our pocket - our smart phones UZQF JO PVS QPDLFU o PVS TNBSU QIPOFT that are constantly updating our news UIBU BSF DPOTUBOUMZ VQEBUJOH PVS OFXT and information."

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CSJOB w Other models include USM President Selma Bot0UIFS NPEFMT JODMVEF 64. 1SFTJEFOU 4FMNB #PU man and well-known Realtor John Hatcher. All the NBO BOE XFMM LOPXO 3FBMUPS +PIO )BUDIFS "MM UIF money raised at the event will support Partners for NPOFZ SBJTFE BU UIF FWFOU XJMM TVQQPSU 1BSUOFST GPS World Health's efforts to deliver medical supplies to 8PSME )FBMUI T FGGPSUT UP EFMJWFS NFEJDBM TVQQMJFT UP developing nations.

EFWFMPQJOH OBUJPOT "This is a 100-percent volunteer nonprofit, includi5IJT JT B QFSDFOU WPMVOUFFS OPOQSPmU JODMVE ing myself," McLellan said. "We have over 800 hours JOH NZTFMG w .D-FMMBO TBJE i8F IBWF PWFS IPVST of volunteer time a month."

PG WPMVOUFFS UJNF B NPOUI w Last year, the nonprofit sent more than 100,000 -BTU ZFBS UIF OPOQSPmU TFOU NPSF UIBO pounds of medical supplies overseas. A shipment QPVOET PG NFEJDBM TVQQMJFT PWFSTFBT " TIJQNFOU of 60,000 pounds of supplies will soon head to the PG QPVOET PG TVQQMJFT XJMM TPPO IFBE UP UIF Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sierra Leone %FNPDSBUJD 3FQVCMJD PG UIF $POHP 4JFSSB -FPOF and Senegal.

BOE 4FOFHBM Volunteers either hand-carry the supplies in their 7PMVOUFFST FJUIFS IBOE DBSSZ UIF TVQQMJFT JO UIFJS luggage (at their own expense), or the organization MVHHBHF BU UIFJS PXO FYQFOTF PS UIF PSHBOJ[BUJPO arranges to piggyback on container shipments goBSSBOHFT UP QJHHZCBDL PO DPOUBJOFS TIJQNFOUT HP ing to countries in need.

JOH UP DPVOUSJFT JO OFFE As the number of health-care facilities donating "T UIF OVNCFS PG IFBMUI DBSF GBDJMJUJFT EPOBUJOH supplies to the organization grows, so does its need TVQQMJFT UP UIF PSHBOJ[BUJPO HSPXT TP EPFT JUT OFFE for storage space. Currently, Partners for World GPS TUPSBHF TQBDF $VSSFOUMZ 1BSUOFST GPS 8PSME Health has 40,000 square feet of storage space at )FBMUI IBT TRVBSF GFFU PG TUPSBHF TQBDF BU facilities in Scarborough, Portland and Rockland, GBDJMJUJFT JO 4DBSCPSPVHI 1PSUMBOE BOE 3PDLMBOE and is looking for additional warehouse space in the BOE JT MPPLJOH GPS BEEJUJPOBM XBSFIPVTF TQBDF JO UIF Lewiston-Auburn area.

-FXJTUPO "VCVSO BSFB "We're actually helping to lower the cost of i8F SF BDUVBMMZ IFMQJOH UP MPXFS UIF DPTU PG hospital's disposal fees," McLellan said. "We're IPTQJUBM T EJTQPTBM GFFT w .D-FMMBO TBJE i8F SF saving them money, because they pay by the ton (for TBWJOH UIFN NPOFZ CFDBVTF UIFZ QBZ CZ UIF UPO GPS waste disposal)."

XBTUF EJTQPTBM w So far, one hospital, Waldo County General, has 4P GBS POF IPTQJUBM 8BMEP $PVOUZ (FOFSBM IBT acknowledged the benefit the nonprofit provides by BDLOPXMFEHFE UIF CFOFmU UIF OPOQSPmU QSPWJEFT CZ agreeing to help sponsor the fundraiser.

BHSFFJOH UP IFMQ TQPOTPS UIF GVOESBJTFS The party begins with a cocktail reception featur5IF QBSUZ CFHJOT XJUI B DPDLUBJM SFDFQUJPO GFBUVS ing jazz music from Hot Lunch Bebop. Around 7 JOH KB[[ NVTJD GSPN )PU -VODI #FCPQ "SPVOE p.m., the crowd will head into the auditorium for the Q N UIF DSPXE XJMM IFBE JOUP UIF BVEJUPSJVN GPS UIF show, which will be emceed by Erin Ovalle, morning TIPX XIJDI XJMM CF FNDFFE CZ &SJO 0WBMMF NPSOJOH news anchor on WMTW-Channel 8.

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QBSUZ "No one gets to see anything until the show," i/P POF HFUT UP TFF BOZUIJOH VOUJM UIF TIPX w McLellan said. "It's a surprise." .D-FMMBO TBJE i*U T B TVSQSJTF w Staff Writer Avery Yale Kamila can be contacted at 791-6297 or at: AbOTT E`WbS` /dS`g GOZS 9O[WZO QO\ PS Q]\bOQbSR Ob %' $ '% ]` Ob( akamila @pressherald. com OYO[WZO.^`SaaVS`OZR Q][ Twitter: AveryYaleKamila BeWbbS`( /dS`gGOZS9O[WZO

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h4HE (ARVEST ,A #OSECHA v &OOD &ARM "The Harvest (La Cosecha)," Food + Farm Grow Fair documentary, Space, Portland. Free.

'ROW &AIR DOCUMENTARY 3PACE 0ORTLAND &REE space538.org. 7:30 p.m. Friday.

SPACE ORG P M &RIDAY h-ADWOMAN OF #HAILLOTv 3KIDOMPHA "Madwoman of Chaillot" (1969), Skidompha Library, Damariscotta. $5/donation. 563-5513. ,IBRARY $AMARISCOTTA DONATION 6:30 p.m. Monday.

P M -ONDAY "Linotype:The Film," documentary, Space, h,INOTYPE 4HE &ILM v DOCUMENTARY 3PACE

Portland. $7. space538.org. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.

0ORTLAND SPACE ORG P M 4UESDAY "The Lost Son of Havana," LuisTiant h4HE ,OST 3ON OF (AVANA v ,UIS 4IANT documentary, Frontier Cafe, Cinema & Gallery, DOCUMENTARY &RONTIER #AFE #INEMA 'ALLERY

Brunswick. Free, brunswicktrinidad.org. 3, 5 "RUNSWICK &REE BRUNSWICKTRINIDAD ORG

AND P M 7EDNESDAY and 7 p.m. Wednesday.

FRIDAY &2)$!9 Youth Baseball Fundraiser Dance with OdLaW, 9OUTH "ASEBALL &UNDRAISER $ANCE WITH /D,A7

rock/country band, American Legion Hall No. ROCK COUNTRY BAND !MERICAN ,EGION (ALL .O 143, Belfast. $5. 342-2471. 7:30 p.m.

"ELFAST P M SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Pianist George Lopez, music by Ginastera, Villa0IANIST 'EORGE ,OPEZ MUSIC BY 'INASTERA 6ILLA Lobos, Gershwin and Rachmaninoff; benefits the ,OBOS 'ERSHWIN AND 2ACHMANINOFF BENElTS THE rebuilding of the Unitarian Universalist Church REBUILDING OF THE 5NITARIAN 5NIVERSALIST #HURCH of Brunswick; Orion Performing Arts Center, OF "RUNSWICK /RION 0ERFORMING !RTS #ENTER

Topsham. $15. 729-5311. 7:30 p.m.

4OPSHAM P M 12th Annual Barbershop Quartet Concert and TH !NNUAL "ARBERSHOP 1UARTET #ONCERT AND Silent Auction, with the Nor'Easters, Maine-ly 3ILENT !UCTION WITH THE .OR %ASTERS -AINE LY Harmony, the O'Migosh Quartet, the Back Bay (ARMONY THE / -IGOSH 1UARTET THE "ACK "AY Four, and Heart and Soul; benefits Brunswick &OUR AND (EART AND 3OUL BENElTS "RUNSWICK Area Respite Care; United Methodist Church, !REA 2ESPITE #ARE 5NITED -ETHODIST #HURCH

Brunswick. $8 in advance; $10 day of show; free "RUNSWICK IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW FREE for children under 12. 729-8571. Doors at 6 p.m.; FOR CHILDREN UNDER $OORS AT P M concert at 7 p.m.

CONCERT AT P M "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" Dance, music h3OMEWHERE /VER THE 2AINBOWv $ANCE MUSIC

by The Night Rockers, appetizers, desserts, cash BY 4HE .IGHT 2OCKERS APPETIZERS DESSERTS CASH bar and drawing, 21-plus; benefits June Relay for BAR AND DRAWING PLUS BENElTS *UNE 2ELAY FOR Life of Greater Portland; Portland Elks Lodge No. ,IFE OF 'REATER 0ORTLAND 0ORTLAND %LKS ,ODGE .O 188. $20; $120 for table of eight. 396-8514.

FOR TABLE OF EIGHT 7 to 11 p.m.

TO P M "Dancing with the Community," local celebrities h$ANCING WITH THE #OMMUNITY v LOCAL CELEBRITIES dance with local dance instructors for a "Dancing DANCE WITH LOCAL DANCE INSTRUCTORS FOR A h$ANCING with the Stars"-like competition and dinner; WITH THE 3TARSv LIKE COMPETITION AND DINNER benefits South Portland Rec Department's senior BENElTS 3OUTH 0ORTLAND 2EC $EPARTMENT S SENIOR fitness class; Italian Heritage Center, Portland. lTNESS CLASS )TALIAN (ERITAGE #ENTER 0ORTLAND $60. 767-7650. 6 p.m.

P M "Marry Me," '80s dance party with Time Pilots; h-ARRY -E v S DANCE PARTY WITH 4IME 0ILOTS benefit for Equality Maine, 21-plus; Seasons BENElT FOR %QUALITY -AINE PLUS 3EASONS Grille, Portland. $12. ticketriver.com/event/3222.

'RILLE 0ORTLAND TICKETRIVER COM EVENT 8 p.m.

P M APRIL 26 !02), Fashion Show and Luncheon, fashions from Amisi, &ASHION 3HOW AND ,UNCHEON FASHIONS FROM !MISI

The Closet, Dannah's, The Green Tangerine and 4HE #LOSET $ANNAH S 4HE 'REEN 4ANGERINE AND The Pink Tangerine; benefits the Kennebunk Free 4HE 0INK 4ANGERINE BENElTS THE +ENNEBUNK &REE Library; Kennebunk Inn. $35. 985-2713. ,IBRARY +ENNEBUNK )NN 1 to 3 p.m.

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SPECIAL EVENTS N 30%#)!, %6%.43 TODAY 4/$!9 "Mother Goose on the Loose," children get free h-OTHER 'OOSE ON THE ,OOSE v CHILDREN GET FREE books and photos with Mother Goose, Buker BOOKS AND PHOTOS WITH -OTHER 'OOSE "UKER Community Center, Augusta. $5. 582-3110, #OMMUNITY #ENTER !UGUSTA

Ext. 29. 10 a.m. today and Friday. %XT A M TODAY AND &RIDAY Laser Mania, various laser light shows, University ,ASER -ANIA VARIOUS LASER LIGHT SHOWS 5NIVERSITY of Southern Maine (Southworth Planetarium), OF 3OUTHERN -AINE 3OUTHWORTH 0LANETARIUM

Portland. $5; $1 for 3-D glasses. Schedule at 0ORTLAND FOR $ GLASSES 3CHEDULE AT usm.maine.edu/planet. Today to Sunday.

USM MAINE EDU PLANET 4ODAY TO 3UNDAY "From Store to Shore," Earth Month celebration h&ROM 3TORE TO 3HORE v %ARTH -ONTH CELEBRATION with indoor sailing exhibits, aquarium touch WITH INDOOR SAILING EXHIBITS AQUARIUM TOUCH tanks, a fashion show and aquatic robots, Maine TANKS A FASHION SHOW AND AQUATIC ROBOTS -AINE Mall, South Portland, mainemall.com/events.

-ALL 3OUTH 0ORTLAND MAINEMALL COM EVENTS Today to Sunday.

4ODAY TO 3UNDAY "Ulysses for the Fun of It," weekly listening h5LYSSES FOR THE &UN OF )T v WEEKLY LISTENING session of a recording of Joyce's "Ulysses" SESSION OF A RECORDING OF *OYCE S h5LYSSESv performed by Irish actors, Maine Irish Heritage PERFORMED BY )RISH ACTORS -AINE )RISH (ERITAGE Center, Portland. Free, maineirish.com. 6 to 7:30 #ENTER 0ORTLAND &REE MAINEIRISH COM TO p.m. today and April 26. Through June 28.

P M TODAY AND !PRIL 4HROUGH *UNE Food + Farm Grow Fair, a variety of events, films, &OOD &ARM 'ROW &AIR A VARIETY OF EVENTS lLMS

workshops and hands-on learning to promote WORKSHOPS AND HANDS ON LEARNING TO PROMOTE sustainable food practices, Space, Portland. Free.

SUSTAINABLE FOOD PRACTICES 3PACE 0ORTLAND &REE Schedule at space538.org. Today to Saturday.

3CHEDULE AT SPACE ORG 4ODAY TO 3ATURDAY

BOOKS/AUTHORS N "//+3 !54(/23 TODAY 4/$!9 Organic Chef Sarah Fioroni, author of "A Family /RGANIC #HEF 3ARAH &IORONI AUTHOR OF h! &AMILY Farm in Tuscany," Longfellow Books, Portland. &ARM IN 4USCANY v ,ONGFELLOW "OOKS 0ORTLAND Free, longfellowbooks.com. 7 p.m. &REE LONGFELLOWBOOKS COM P M Architect Jack Silverio, author of "The Book of the !RCHITECT *ACK 3ILVERIO AUTHOR OF h4HE "OOK OF THE Hut," "Hearthspire" and "Radiance Indwelling," (UT v h(EARTHSPIREv AND h2ADIANCE )NDWELLING v Rockland Public Library. Free. 594-0310.

2OCKLAND 0UBLIC ,IBRARY &REE 6:30 p.m.

P M FRIDAY &2)$!9 Friday Local Author Series, with Martha Manning, &RIDAY ,OCAL !UTHOR 3ERIES WITH -ARTHA -ANNING

author of "Trackless Snow: One Woman's Journey AUTHOR OF h4RACKLESS 3NOW /NE 7OMAN S *OURNEY from Shame to Grace," Portland Public Library.

FROM 3HAME TO 'RACE v 0ORTLAND 0UBLIC ,IBRARY Free, portlandlibrary.com. Noon. &REE PORTLANDLIBRARY COM .OON SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Jim Witherell, author of "L.L. Bean: The Man and *IM 7ITHERELL AUTHOR OF h, , "EAN 4HE -AN AND His Company," Books-A-Million, South Portland.

(IS #OMPANY v "OOKS ! -ILLION 3OUTH 0ORTLAND Free. 253-5587.2 to 5 p.m.

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STORIES #ALZOLAIO 0ASTA #O 7ILTON 645-9500. 6:30 p.m.

P M Kora Shrine Circus, aerial acts, clowns, music and +ORA 3HRINE #IRCUS AERIAL ACTS CLOWNS MUSIC AND circus animals, Augusta Civic Center. $10 to $12; CIRCUS ANIMALS !UGUSTA #IVIC #ENTER TO $5 for children under 12. korashriners.org. 2 and FOR CHILDREN UNDER KORASHRINERS ORG AND 7 p.m. Friday; 9:30 a.m., 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday.

P M &RIDAY A M AND P M 3ATURDAY SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Fred Garbo Inflatable Theater Co., family-friendly &RED 'ARBO )NmATABLE 4HEATER #O FAMILY FRIENDLY touring comedy show featuring large inflatables, TOURING COMEDY SHOW FEATURING LARGE INmATABLES

Hall-Dale High School, Farmingdale. $19; $10 for (ALL $ALE (IGH 3CHOOL &ARMINGDALE FOR children under 13. johnsonhall.org. 3 p.m.

CHILDREN UNDER JOHNSONHALL ORG P M Green Neighbor Family Fest, children's activities, 'REEN .EIGHBOR &AMILY &EST CHILDREN S ACTIVITIES

face painting, live music, storytelling and FACE PAINTING LIVE MUSIC STORYTELLING AND more, Deering High School, Portland. Free.

MORE $EERING (IGH 3CHOOL 0ORTLAND &REE www.urbanrunoff5k.com/p/f estival.htm I. WWW URBANRUNOFF K COM P FESTIVAL HTML 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

A M TO P M 29th Annual Gem and Mineral Show, more than TH !NNUAL 'EM AND -INERAL 3HOW MORE THAN 25 vendors, St. Joseph's College (Harold Alfond VENDORS 3T *OSEPH S #OLLEGE (AROLD !LFOND Center), Standish. $4; $3 for seniors and students#ENTER 3TANDISH FOR SENIORS AND STUDENTS free for ages 12 and under. 893-6627. 10 a.m. to FREE FOR AGES AND UNDER A M TO 5 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.

P M 3ATURDAY A M TO P M 3UNDAY SUNDAY 35.$!9 Urban Earth Day Celebration, Green Technology 5RBAN %ARTH $AY #ELEBRATION 'REEN 4ECHNOLOGY demos, urban gardening, parade, live music, DEMOS URBAN GARDENING PARADE LIVE MUSIC

bike decorating and more, Monument Square, BIKE DECORATING AND MORE -ONUMENT 3QUARE

Portland, menskmaine.org. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

0ORTLAND MENSKMAINE ORG A M TO P M Gustafer Yellowgold: "Year in the Day," children's 'USTAFER 9ELLOWGOLD h9EAR IN THE $AY v CHILDREN S event with illustrator, songwriter and musician EVENT WITH ILLUSTRATOR SONGWRITER AND MUSICIAN Morgan Taylor, Space, Portland. $8. space538.org.

-ORGAN 4AYLOR 3PACE 0ORTLAND SPACE ORG 2 p.m.

P M Nature Art, Photography Show and Sale, more .ATURE !RT 0HOTOGRAPHY 3HOW AND 3ALE MORE than 40 artists, Unity CollegeTozier Gymnasium.

THAN ARTISTS 5NITY #OLLEGE 4OZIER 'YMNASIUM unity.edu. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

UNITY EDU A M TO P M Earth Day Celebration, live music, speakers, %ARTH $AY #ELEBRATION LIVE MUSIC SPEAKERS

children's activities, local food vendors and more, CHILDREN S ACTIVITIES LOCAL FOOD VENDORS AND MORE

College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor, coa.edu. #OLLEGE OF THE !TLANTIC "AR (ARBOR COA EDU

10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

A M TO P M National Poetry Month Celebration: Read, Share, .ATIONAL 0OETRY -ONTH #ELEBRATION 2EAD 3HARE

Listen..., Louis T. Graves Library, Kennebunkport. ,ISTEN ,OUIS 4 'RAVES ,IBRARY +ENNEBUNKPORT Free. 967-2778. 2 p.m. &REE P M Sacred Harp Singing, participatory event, potluck 3ACRED (ARP 3INGING PARTICIPATORY EVENT POTLUCK after singing, Home of Corrone and Ruth Ann AFTER SINGING (OME OF #ORRONE AND 2UTH !NN Bryant, Damariscotta. Free; bring dish for potluck.

"RYANT $AMARISCOTTA &REE BRING DISH FOR POTLUCK 563-6083.2 to 5 p.m.

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MONDAY -/.$!9 World Book Night Celebration, book swap and 7ORLD "OOK .IGHT #ELEBRATION BOOK SWAP AND readings from Maine authors Monica Wood, Jim READINGS FROM -AINE AUTHORS -ONICA 7OOD *IM Baumer and Henry Bird; Patten Free Library, Bath.

"AUMER AND (ENRY "IRD 0ATTEN &REE ,IBRARY "ATH Free, tricountyliteracy.org. 5:30 to 7 p.m. &REE TRICOUNTYLITERACY ORG TO P M TUESDAY 45%3$!9 K.D. Mason, author of "Dangerous Shoals," York + $ -ASON AUTHOR OF h$ANGEROUS 3HOALS v 9ORK Public Library. Free, york.lib.me.us. 7 p.m.

0UBLIC ,IBRARY &REE YORK LIB ME US P M Port Veritas Spoken Word Night, Local 0ORT 6ERITAS 3POKEN 7ORD .IGHT ,OCAL Sprouts Cooperative, Portland. Donation, 3PROUTS #OOPERATIVE 0ORTLAND $ONATION localsprouts.coop. 7 p.m.

LOCALSPROUTS COOP P M

MONDAY -/.$!9 WEDNESDAY Storytime in the Garden, hour-long stories read by 7%$.%3$!9 3TORYTIME IN THE 'ARDEN HOUR LONG STORIES READ BY Pat Jeremiah, Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Maine Historical Society Book Group, Henry 0AT *EREMIAH #OASTAL -AINE "OTANICAL 'ARDENS

-AINE (ISTORICAL 3OCIETY "OOK 'ROUP (ENRY Boothbay. Free. 633-4333. 10 a.m.

"OOTHBAY &REE A M Petroski's "The Toothpick" and other selected 0ETROSKI S h4HE 4OOTHPICKv AND OTHER SELECTED readings, Maine Historical Society, Portland. $10 READINGS -AINE (ISTORICAL 3OCIETY 0ORTLAND TUESDAY 45%3$!9 to $20 for four sessions, mainehistory.org. 7 p.m.

TO FOR FOUR SESSIONS MAINEHISTORY ORG P M Barridoff Galleries Public Auction of American "ARRIDOFF 'ALLERIES 0UBLIC !UCTION OF !MERICAN Lunchtime Fireside Poetry, with Carol Bachofner, ,UNCHTIME &IRESIDE 0OETRY WITH #AROL "ACHOFNER

and European Art, including John Daly 20thAND %UROPEAN !RT INCLUDING *OHN $ALY TH Rockland Public Library. Free. 594-0310. Noon.

2OCKLAND 0UBLIC ,IBRARY &REE .OON century collection of paintings and sculptures CENTURY COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURES Joanne P. McCallie, head women's basketball *OANNE 0 -C#ALLIE HEAD WOMEN S BASKETBALL from Monhegan Island, Maine College of FROM -ONHEGAN )SLAND -AINE #OLLEGE OF coach at Duke University and author of "Choice COACH AT $UKE 5NIVERSITY AND AUTHOR OF h#HOICE Art (Institute of Contemporary Art), Portland. !RT )NSTITUTE OF #ONTEMPORARY !RT 0ORTLAND Not Chance," Brunswick Golf Club. 729-5156. .OT #HANCE v "RUNSWICK 'OLF #LUB barridoff.com. Previews 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday and BARRIDOFF COM 0REVIEWS TO P M 4UESDAY AND 5:30 to 7 p.m.

TO P M 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday; auction at A M TO P M 7EDNESDAY AUCTION AT 6 p.m. Wednesday.

P M 7EDNESDAY APRIL 26 !02), CatherineTumber, author of "Small, Gritty and #ATHERINE 4UMBER AUTHOR OF h3MALL 'RITTY AND WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 Green: The Promise of America's Smaller Industrial 'REEN 4HE 0ROMISE OF !MERICA S 3MALLER )NDUSTRIAL Children's Puppet Workshop Presents "River of #HILDREN S 0UPPET 7ORKSHOP 0RESENTS h2IVER OF Cities in a Low Carbon World," Longfellow Books, #ITIES IN A ,OW #ARBON 7ORLD v ,ONGFELLOW "OOKS

Time," puppetry with live Cuban drumming and 4IME v PUPPETRY WITH LIVE #UBAN DRUMMING AND Portland, longfellowbooks.com. 7 p.m.

0ORTLAND LONGFELLOWBOOKS COM P M West African dance, Samuel L. Cohen Children's 7EST !FRICAN DANCE 3AMUEL , #OHEN #HILDREN S Elizabeth Peavey and Marguerite Robichaux, %LIZABETH 0EAVEY AND -ARGUERITE 2OBICHAUX

Library, Portland. Free, portlandlibrary.com. ,IBRARY 0ORTLAND &REE PORTLANDLIBRARY COM author and illustrator of "Glorious Slow Going: AUTHOR AND ILLUSTRATOR OF h'LORIOUS 3LOW 'OING 3:30 p.m.

P M Maine Stories of Art, Adventure and Friendship," -AINE 3TORIES OF !RT !DVENTURE AND &RIENDSHIP v Camden Public Library. Free. 236-3440. 6:30 p.m. #AMDEN 0UBLIC ,IBRARY &REE P M APRIL 26 !02), Pecha Kucha Night, informal and fun gathering 0ECHA +UCHA .IGHT INFORMAL AND FUN GATHERING for creative people to share their ideas, work FOR CREATIVE PEOPLE TO SHARE THEIR IDEAS WORK and thoughts, River Tree Arts, Kennebunk. $5.

AND THOUGHTS 2IVER 4REE !RTS +ENNEBUNK rivertreearts.org. 7:20 p.m.

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PARTICIPANT DANCE N 0!24)#)0!.4 $!.#%

Bath Family Dance, live fiddle music and lessons, "ATH &AMILY $ANCE LIVE lDDLE MUSIC AND LESSONS

Bath Dance Works. $3; $12 per family. 522-3900.

"ATH $ANCE 7ORKS PER FAMILY FILMS 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday.

N &),-3 TO P M &RIDAY Swing Dance, music by Maine Swingin' DJs, "Locavore," Food + Farm Grow Fair documentary, 3WING $ANCE MUSIC BY -AINE 3WINGIN $*S

h,OCAVORE v &OOD &ARM 'ROW &AIR DOCUMENTARY

Wescustogo Hall, North Yarmouth. $8. 653-5012.

Portland Food Co-op. Free, portlandfoodcoop.org. 7ESCUSTOGO (ALL .ORTH 9ARMOUTH 0ORTLAND &OOD #O OP &REE PORTLANDFOODCOOP ORG Lesson at 7 p.m., dance at 8 p.m. Friday. ,ESSON AT P M DANCE AT P M &RIDAY 7:30 p.m. today.

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BRYANT POND 4-H CAMP AND LEARNING CENTER P.O. Box 188 Bryant Pond, ME 04219 Phone: 665-2068 Online: www.umaine.edu/bryantpond.

E-mail: extension.bryantpond @maine.edu Age range: 6-18 Session dates: one-, two- and four-week camp sessions June 18-Aug. 24 Cost: $595/week; various scholarships available n The mission of the University of Maine 4-H Camp and Learning Center at Bryant Pond is to educate and inspire people of all ages and backgrounds toward social, economic and environmental sustainability and conservation through affordable, experiential learning.

CHEVERUS GIRL’S BASKETBALL CAMP Sports day camp Cheverus High School Portland, ME 04103 Phone: 774-6238.

Online: www.cheverus.org E-mail: Ashley@cheverus.org Camper age: Girls entering grades 3-8 Session dates: July 23-27 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Cost: $175. n Basketball camp for girls designed to teach and develop the fundamentals needed to play team basketball. Individual attention given each day to players with a desire to improve their game.

JACK DAWSON’S CHEVERUS SPORTS CAMP Cheverus High School 267 Ocean Ave. Portland, ME 04103 Phone: 774-6238 Online: www.cheverus.org E-mail: dawson@cheverus.org Session dates: Daily, 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Three two-week sessions: June 25-July 6; July 9-July 20; July 23-Aug. 3 Cost: $460 for two weeks; $675 for four weeks; $890 for six weeks. n Sports camp for boys and girls with emphasis on sports as fun. Basketball, baseball, soccer, track, swimming, lacrosse, softball.

Equipment supplied. All instructors are professional coaches or active college athletes. Five instructional periods each day.

GRAND SLAM TENNIS CAMPS – ST. PETER’S Washington Avenue, Portland, ME 04103 Mailing address: 45 Constitution Drive, Westbrook, ME 04092. Phone: 831-8259 www.grandslamtennis.net.

E-mail: grandslamtennis1 @yahoo.com n Featuring a new program this year: USTA 10 and under tennis.

WAYNFLETE SUMMER PROGRAMS Day camp Waynflete School, 360 Spring St., Portland, ME 04102 Phone: 774-5721 Online: www.waynflete.org Camper age: 3-15 Session dates: seven sessions beginning June 11.

Cost: $135-$170 for half-day one-week camps; $245-$295 for full-day one-week camps; $395-$425 for full-day two-week camps n Waynflete Summer Programs is a day camp in Portland where experienced faculty spark adventure. We specialize in soccer, tennis, lacrosse, basketball, arts, theater, gymnastics, eco-science, robotics, dance and preschool camps.

MR. AND MRS. FISH’S FISH CAMP Southern Maine Community College 160 Fort Road, South Portland, ME 04106 Phone: 799-6234; 767-3629 offseason Online: www.mrandmrsfish.com E-mail: mmfish@maine.rr.com Camper age: 7-12 Session dates: Session 1: June 25-July 6; Session 2: July 10-20; Session 3: July 24Aug. 3; Session 4: Aug. 6-10 Cost: Sessions 1, 2, 3, $600; Session 4, $350 n Fish Camp is a fun, laughter-filled ocean themed day camp of the highest quality in a beautiful seaside location on the campus of Southern Maine Community College.

ACORN ACTING ACADEMY THEATER CAMP Day camp 90 Bridge St. Westbrook, ME 04092 Phone: 854-0065

DROUIN DANCE CENTER Day camp 90 Bridge St., Westbrook ME 04098 Phone: 854-2221 Online: www.drouindancecenter.com E-mail: danielledrouin@drouin dancecenter.com Camper age: 3-18 Session dates: weekly, June 21 through Aug. 12; call for specific dates and times Cost: from $100+ n Dance camps for ages for ages 3 through 18, all levels an forms of dance. No experience necessary. Full-day and half-day camps, from Princess Camp to Ballet Intensive and more.

TANGLEWOOD AND BLUEBERRY COVE 4-H CAMP AND LEARNING CENTERS 1 Tanglewood Road, Lincolnville, ME 04849 Phone: 789-5868 Online: www.extension.umaine.edu/ tanglewood/ E-mail: extension.tanglewood4h@

maine.edu Camper age: 8-14 Session dates: three-day session June 2729; six-day sessions July 1-6, July 8-13, July 15-20, July 22-27, July 29-Aug. 3, Aug. 5-10 and Aug. 12-17; 11/12-day sessions July 8-19 and July 22-Aug. 3.

Cost: $495-$1,650 depending on session length and family income; scholarships available. n The University of Maine’s Tanglewood and Blueberry Cove camps are communities where laughter, music and fun, respect, adventure, responsibility and environmental awareness combine for awesome experiences and lasting, positive memories with friends.

BURNT ISLAND MARINE ADVENTURE CAMP CO-ED OVERNIGHT CAMP C/O Maine State Aquarium P.O. Box 8 West Boothbay Harbor, ME 04575 Phone: 633-9559 (in-season); 633-9542 (off-season) Online: www.maine.gov/dmr/ education.htm Age of campers: 8-12 years Dates of sessions: Session 1 (7-9 year olds) July 17-19 (two nights, three days); Session II (10-12 year olds) July 31-Aug. 2 (two nights, three days); Session III (Family Session for kids 5-12 with parent) Aug. 14-15 (one night, one day) Cost: $150; family night is $50. Scholarships available for qualified applicants to receive discounted fare.

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TENNIS CAMPS at Bowdoin College June 18–22 ages 8-14............................................................... $26000 June 25–29 High School Training Camp, ages 12-18 ............. $28000 July 9–13 ages 10-16................................................................ $26000 August 6–10 ages 8-14............................................................. $26000 8 PRISTINE OUTDOOR TENNIS COURTS • CERTIFIED STAFF • MAXIMUM 6 CAMPERS PER INSTRUCTOR 10-AND-UNDER DEVELOPMENT • RAIN BACK UP For more information:

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Mailing address: P.O. Box 304, Westbrook, ME 04098 Online: www.acorn-productions.org E-mail: mike@acorn-productions.org Camper age: ages 5-15 Session dates: call for schedule Cost: call for current fees n Summer acting camps at the Acorn Acting Academy are designed for kids who want to have fun while exploring the craft of acting with professional actors and directors.

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THEATER FOR KIDS AT PORTLAND STAGE Specialty camp 25A Forest Ave. n Explore with the Maine State Aquarium!

Portland, ME 04101 Focused on marine science, this two-night, three-day program takes place on Burnt Island P.O. Box 1458 in the heart of Boothbay Harbor, ME. Spaces Portland, ME 04104 Phone: 774-1043, Ext. 117 limited.

Online: www.portlandstage.org E-mail: theaterforkids@ DAVINCI EXPERIENCE portlandstage.org SCIENCE & ARTS CAMPS Camper age: 5-18 Day camp Session dates: July 12-16, July 19-23 and Falmouth Congregational Church, 267 July 26-30 Falmouth Road, Falmouth; South Portland Cost: $200 per week Community Center, 21 Nelson St., South Portland; Camp SOCI, Sandy Point Road on n Theater for Kids teaches children the creative process to express themselves, collaboCousins Island in Yarmouth; Mast Landing rate with others, plus the production side of School, Freeport; Cape Elizabeth Commutheater. Each week covers different elements/ nity Services Building, 343 Ocean House materials and culminates in a performance.

Road, Cape Elizabeth; Pilgrim House, 9 Cleaveland St., Brunswick; Gorham Middle School, Gorham; Westbrook Community Center, 426 Bridge St., Westbrook Phone: 878-7760 Online: www.DaVinci Experience.com E-mail: info@DaVinci Experience.com Camper age: 4-13; counselor-in-training program for ages 13-15 Session dates: Check website or call for dates.

Cost: $125-$250 per week n Experienced teachers bring science and art alive for small groups of similar aged campers. We explore weekly themes in depth though hands-on science activities, art projects and outdoor games.

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YMCA CAMP OF MAINE Co-ed overnight camp 305 Winthrop Center Road P.O. Box 446 Winthrop, ME 04364 Phone: 395-4200 Online: www.maineycamp.org E-mail: info@maineycamp.org Camper age: 8-15 Session dates: check online for dates or call.

Cost: One week of camp: $525 resident; $625 nonresident. Two weeks of camp: $1,050 resident; $1,250 nonresident. Contact the YMCA Camp for Teen Adventure Camp rates and Leader in Training rates.

(Scholarships available; contact YMCA camp office) n The YMCA Camp of Maine was founded in 1915. It serves boys and girls ages 8-15 in an outdoor resident camp experience. Located six miles from Augusta on beautiful Lake Cob-

NextGen and estate planning, a legacy of love.

Like all grandparents, Alice P. has a special place in her heart for her grandchildren. That’s why she’s so passionate about the legacy she will leave behind. “I want my grandkids to have a good education; that’s the most important thing,” she says. “With a good education, they can be self-sufficient, build fulfilling careers and have rewarding lives. That’s my dream for them.”

Alice has established a NextGen College Investing Plan® account for each of her three grandchildren. NextGen is a Section 529 plan offering the potential for tax advantages to grandparents and other contributors who want to help pay for future college costs. You can establish an account for a beneficiary yourself, or contribute to an existing account.

Contributions are generally considered completed gifts to the account beneficiary and, as such, not part of your taxable estate for federal estate tax purposes.1 That makes a NextGen account an effective way to reduce your estate taxes while leaving a legacy to those you love.

“Helping my grandchildren go to college – that’s how I want to be remembered,” says Alice.

For more information, contact FAME at 1-800-228-3734 or visit FAMEmaine.com/nextgen.

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Generally, an individual can make a gift of up to $13,000 per year to another individual without any gift tax consequences to the donor.

Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code permits a donor to gift up to five times the annual limit (or $65,000) in a single year without any gift tax consequences to the donor. If the donor dies during that five-year period, then at least part of such gift may be included in the donor’s estate for estate tax purposes.

Any information presented about tax considerations affecting your financial transactions or arrangements is not intended as tax advice and should not be relied upon for the purpose of avoiding any tax penalties. Neither Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated or its Financial Advisors or any Maine Distribution Agents or the Finance Authority of Maine (FAME) provide tax, accounting or legal advice. You should review any planned financial transactions or arrangements that may have tax, accounting or legal implications with your personal professional advisors.

NextGen is a Section 529 plan administered by the Finance Authority of Maine (FAME). Before you invest in NextGen, request a NextGen Program Description from your Maine bank or financial advisor, or call FAME at 1-800-228-3734 and read it carefully. The Program Description contains more complete information, including investment objectives, charges, expenses and risks of investing in NextGen, which you should carefully consider before investing. You also should consider whether your home state or your designated beneficiary’s home state offers any state tax or other benefits that are only available for investments in such state’s 529 plan. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated, a registered broker-dealer, member SIPC, is the program manager and underwriter.

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EXPERIENCE SUMMER!

at North Yarmouth Academy

2012 NYA SUMMER PROGRAMS for students in all grades - rising K - 12

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Sports Camps Art Camps Summer Academy featuring NYA faculty

Registration and information:

www.NYA.org 148 Main Street

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• Child care for ages of six weeks to six years old.

• State approved Kindergarten • Full and part time programs.

• Loving, nurturing Montessori Teachers, 1st Aid & CPR certified.

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Call 207-741-5927 or visit gosmccseawolves.com/information/Summer_Camps

Hands-in-the-Dirt Fun for Kids Ages 4 to 12!

Turkey Hill Farm in Cape Elizabeth

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Morris Farm in Wiscasset (Ages 4-11) June 25th-Aug. 17th

Part-Time (MWF or T/TH) and Full-time (M-F) Programs available: 9am-3pm with aftercare available to 5pm Our Summer Day Camp offers fun, hands-on activities so your child can learn about organic gardening, farm animals and forest and pond habitats.

Farm Trek! Adventure program for ages 9-12 â&#x20AC;˘ 4 sessions: Each session runs 5 days and begins 7/9, 7/16, 7/30 and 8/6.

Register your child today at www.farmcampkids.com or call 207-518-1779 421327

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www.raisingmaine.com Expanded Summer Programs on Mackworth Island -XQH -XO\ 4-5: Island Island Play Ages 4-5: 8:30am - 12:30pm 6-9: Adventure Program Program Ages 6-9: 8:30am - 3:30pm & Aftercare until 5:00pm Ages 9-14: Choose from Soccer, Island Art & Sculpture, Survival Skills, Canoe Building, Woodworking, Robotics, Movie Makers, Animation, Documentary Video, Rock & Roll, and Guitar!

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