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N #/.#%243 CONCERTS THURSDAY 4(523$!9 4EDESCHI 4RUCKS "AND ROCK AND BLUES WITH TedeschiTrucks Band, rock and blues, with 3CRAPOMATIC 3TATE 4HEATRE 0ORTLAND TO Scrapomatic, State Theatre, Portland. $40 to $75; reserved seating, statetheatreportland.com. 8 p.m. RESERVED SEATING STATETHEATREPORTLAND COM P M Tricky Britches and Darlingside, bluegrass and 4RICKY "RITCHES AND $ARLINGSIDE BLUEGRASS AND string-rock, One Longfellow Square, Portland. STRING ROCK /NE ,ONGFELLOW 3QUARE 0ORTLAND $12. onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m. ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M Recession Session with Kenny White, pianist/ 2ECESSION 3ESSION WITH +ENNY 7HITE PIANIST singer-songwriter, Stone Mountain Arts Center, SINGER SONGWRITER 3TONE -OUNTAIN !RTS #ENTER Brownfield. $15. stonemountainartscenter.com. "ROWNlELD STONEMOUNTAINARTSCENTER COM 8 p.m. P M Frontiers of Music #5, improvised music &RONTIERS OF -USIC IMPROVISED MUSIC COLLECTIVE PERFORMANCES 4HE &RONTIER "RUNSWICK collective performances, The Frontier, Brunswick. Name your price, explorefrontier.com. 7 p.m. .AME YOUR PRICE EXPLOREFRONTIER COM P M Powerman 5000, nu metal, with Prospect Hill, 0OWERMAN NU METAL WITH 0ROSPECT (ILL Ascent to Power and Death Rattle, Asylum, !SCENT TO 0OWER AND $EATH 2ATTLE !SYLUM Portland. $25. portlandasylum.com. 7 p.m. 0ORTLAND PORTLANDASYLUM COM P M Cassie and Maggie MacDonald, Celtic fiddle and #ASSIE AND -AGGIE -AC$ONALD #ELTIC lDDLE AND piano duo, Unity Centre for the Performing Arts. PIANO DUO 5NITY #ENTRE FOR THE 0ERFORMING !RTS $15. Linity.edu/uccpa. 7:30 p.m. UNITY EDU UCCPA P M FRIDAY &2)$!9 Journey, Loverboy, and Pat Benatar & Neil *OURNEY ,OVERBOY AND 0AT "ENATAR .EIL Giraldo, classic rock, Bangor Waterfront Pavilion. 'IRALDO CLASSIC ROCK "ANGOR 7ATERFRONT 0AVILION $31.50 to $111.50. waterfrontconcerts.com. Gates TO WATERFRONTCONCERTS COM 'ATES at 5 p.m. AT P M Oak and Ax Music Fest, Day 1 with Brown Bird, /AK AND !X -USIC &EST $AY WITH "ROWN "IRD Joe Fletcher and The Milkman's Union, The Oak *OE &LETCHER AND 4HE -ILKMAN S 5NION 4HE /AK and the Ax, Biddeford. $15; $35 for weekend AND THE !X "IDDEFORD FOR WEEKEND pass, theoakandtheax.blogspot.com. 7 p.m. PASS THEOAKANDTHEAX BLOGSPOT COM P M Antje Duvekot, singer-songwriter, First !NTJE $UVEKOT SINGER SONGWRITER &IRST Congregational Church, New Gloucester. $15. #ONGREGATIONAL #HURCH .EW 'LOUCESTER 653-6151. 7:30 p.m. P M Stephane Wrembel, French-born guitarist 3TEPHANE 7REMBEL &RENCH BORN GUITARIST and composer, One Longfellow Square, AND COMPOSER /NE ,ONGFELLOW 3QUARE Portland. $20 in advance; $25 day of show. 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m. ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M Jim Weider's ProJECT PERCoLATor, rock, blues, *IM 7EIDER S 0RO*%#4 0%2#O,!4OR ROCK BLUES jazz and funk, York Harbor Inn, York Harbor. $20. JAZZ AND FUNK 9ORK (ARBOR )NN 9ORK (ARBOR jimweider.eventbrite.co. 8 p.m. JIMWEIDER EVENTBRITE CO P M Pete Kilpatrick Band, pop/rock, with Adam 0ETE +ILPATRICK "AND POP ROCK WITH !DAM

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(ARBOR IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW Hattie Simon, jazz piano and vocals, North Dam (ATTIE 3IMON JAZZ PIANO AND VOCALS .ORTH $AM boothbayoperahouse.com. 8 p.m. BOOTHBAYOPERAHOUSE COM P M Mill, Biddeford. Free, biddefordartwalk.com. 5 to -ILL "IDDEFORD &REE BIDDEFORDARTWALK COM TO Fishtank Ensemble, jazz, gypsy and flamenco, &ISHTANK %NSEMBLE JAZZ GYPSY AND mAMENCO 8 p.m. P M One Longfellow Square, Portland. $12 in advance; /NE ,ONGFELLOW 3QUARE 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE Bowdoin College Afro-Latin Music Ensemble "OWDOIN #OLLEGE !FRO ,ATIN -USIC %NSEMBLE $15 day of show, onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m. DAY OF SHOW ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M and Middle Eastern Ensemble, Bowdoin College AND -IDDLE %ASTERN %NSEMBLE "OWDOIN #OLLEGE SoulQuest Festival, rock, with Switchfoot, 3OUL1UEST &ESTIVAL ROCK WITH 3WITCHFOOT (Studzinski Recital Hall), Brunswick. Free. 798 3TUDZINSKI 2ECITAL (ALL "RUNSWICK &REE Needtobreathe, Brandon Heath, Peter Purler, Phil .EEDTOBREATHE "RANDON (EATH 0ETER &URLER 0HIL 4141. 7:30 p.m. P M Joel and other acts, Bangor Waterfront Pavilion. *OEL AND OTHER ACTS "ANGOR 7ATERFRONT 0AVILION $21.50 to $101. waterfrontconcerts.com. Gates at TO WATERFRONTCONCERTS COM 'ATES AT 10a.m. A M Oak and Ax Music Fest, Day 2 with Big Blood, /AK AND !X -USIC &EST $AY WITH "IG "LOOD Jeffrey Lewis, Tom K., Coalsax in Crux, Video *EFFREY ,EWIS 4OM + #OALSAX IN #RUX 6IDEO Nasties, Hyena and more, The Oak and the Ax, .ASTIES (YENA AND MORE 4HE /AK AND THE !X Biddeford, $12; $35 for weekend pass, theoakand "IDDEFORD FOR WEEKEND PASS THEOAKAND theax.blogspot.com. 7 p.m. THEAX BLOGSPOT COM P M Loop 2.4.3, New York-based percussion duo, ,OOP .EW 9ORK BASED PERCUSSION DUO Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center, Gardiner. *OHNSON (ALL 0ERFORMING !RTS #ENTER 'ARDINER $18; $8 for students, johnsonhall.org. 7:30 p.m. FOR STUDENTS JOHNSONHALL ORG P M Nor'Easters Barbershop, tribute to The Beach Boys .OR %ASTERS "ARBERSHOP TRIBUTE TO 4HE "EACH "OYS with The Back Bay Four, Downtown Crossing and WITH 4HE "ACK "AY &OUR $OWNTOWN #ROSSING AND Brunswick High School Chorus, United Methodist "RUNSWICK (IGH 3CHOOL #HORUS 5NITED -ETHODIST Church, Brunswick. $15; $12 for seniors; $5 for #HURCH "RUNSWICK FOR SENIORS FOR students, noreasterschorus.org. 7 p.m. STUDENTS NOREASTERSCHORUS ORG P M Solo VoXX: Fighting Hunger with Songs, 3OLO 6O88 &IGHTING (UNGER WITH 3ONGS classical, folk, jazz, pop and rock from a CLASSICAL FOLK JAZZ POP AND ROCK FROM A cappella vocal music ensemble; benefit for Food CAPPELLA VOCAL MUSIC ENSEMBLE BENElT FOR &OOD Pantries in Knox and Waldo counties; St. Thomas 0ANTRIES IN +NOX AND 7ALDO COUNTIES 3T 4HOMAS Episcopal Church, Camden. Admission is cash %PISCOPAL #HURCH #AMDEN !DMISSION IS CASH donation and/or non-perishable food donation. DONATION AND OR NON PERISHABLE FOOD DONATION voiceoftwenty.com. 7:30 p.m. VOICEOFTWENTY COM P M "2012 Singing for Their Supper," String Tide, Jud h 3INGING FOR 4HEIR 3UPPER v 3TRING 4IDE *UD Caswell, Anna Lombard, Sara Cox, Spencer Albee, #ASWELL !NNA ,OMBARD 3ARA #OX 3PENCER !LBEE Eric Bettencourt and others play around Brunswick %RIC "ETTENCOURT AND OTHERS PLAY AROUND "RUNSWICK to benefit Midcoast Hunger Prevention Program, TO BENElT -IDCOAST (UNGER 0REVENTION 0ROGRAM downtown Brunswick. Donation, mchpp.org. 9 DOWNTOWN "RUNSWICK $ONATION MCHPP ORG a.m. to 5 p.m. A M TO P M Saving Abel, rock, with Fifth Freedom, 18-plus; 3AVING !BEL ROCK WITH &IFTH &REEDOM PLUS Asylum, Portland. $15. portlandasylum.com. Time !SYLUM 0ORTLAND PORTLANDASYLUM COM 4IME not given. NOT GIVEN SUNDAY 35.$!9 Melvins Lite, alt-rock, 21-plus; Asylum, -ELVINS ,ITE ALT ROCK PLUS !SYLUM Portland. $15 in advance; $18 day of show. 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW portlandasylum.com. 9 p.m. PORTLANDASYLUM COM P M Joan Osborne Duo, rock/blues, Jonathan's *OAN /SBORNE $UO ROCK BLUES *ONATHAN S Restaurant, Ogunquit. $46.50 to $83.50. 2ESTAURANT /GUNQUIT TO jonathansrestaurant.com. 8 p.m. JONATHANSRESTAURANT COM P M Voices United Concert, with singer-songwriters 6OICES 5NITED #ONCERT WITH SINGER SONGWRITERS Connor Garvey, Cidny Bui lens and Vanessa #ONNOR 'ARVEY #IDNY "ULLENS AND 6ANESSA

Portland. $12 in advance; $15 day of show. 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m. ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M Sultans of String, raucous roots music, Unity 3ULTANS OF 3TRING RAUCOUS ROOTS MUSIC 5NITY Centre for the Performing Arts. $15. 948-7469. #ENTRE FOR THE 0ERFORMING !RTS 7:30 p.m. P M WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 Anthrax, metal, with Testament and Death Angel, !NTHRAX METAL WITH 4ESTAMENT AND $EATH !NGEL State Theatre, Portland. $26 in advance; $30 day 3TATE 4HEATRE 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE DAY of show; general admission, statetheatreportland OF SHOW GENERAL ADMISSION STATETHEATREPORTLAND .com. 7:50 p.m. COM P M Sultans of String, raucous roots music, Skye 3ULTANS OF 3TRING RAUCOUS ROOTS MUSIC 3KYE Theatre Performing Arts Center, South Carthage. 4HEATRE 0ERFORMING !RTS #ENTER 3OUTH #ARTHAGE $15.491-0273. 7 p.m. P M OCT. 4 /#4 Maia Sharp, AC and Garrison Starr, supergroup of -AIA 3HARP !' AND 'ARRISON 3TARR SUPERGROUP OF women singers, Jonathan's Restaurant, Ogunquit. WOMEN SINGERS *ONATHAN S 2ESTAURANT /GUNQUIT $17.50 in advance; $21.50 day of show. IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW jonathansrestaurant.com. 8 p.m. JONATHANSRESTAURANT COM P M Portland Jazz Orchestra, 18-piece ensemble, 0ORTLAND *AZZ /RCHESTRA PIECE ENSEMBLE One Longfellow Square, Portland. $9 at door; /NE ,ONGFELLOW 3QUARE 0ORTLAND AT DOOR $5 in advance and for students and seniors. IN ADVANCE AND FOR STUDENTS AND SENIORS onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m. ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M Sultans of String, raucous roots music, Dexter 3ULTANS OF 3TRING RAUCOUS ROOTS MUSIC $EXTER Regional High School. $8. 924-4121. 7 p.m. 2EGIONAL (IGH 3CHOOL P M

COMEDY N #/-%$9 Open Mic Comedy Night, 21-plus; Slainte, /PEN -IC #OMEDY .IGHT PLUS 3LAINTE Portland. Free, slaintewinebar.com. 8 p.m. 0ORTLAND &REE SLAINTEWINEBAR COM P M Thursday and Oct. 4. 4HURSDAY AND /CT Running with Scissors, improv, Comedy 2UNNING WITH 3CISSORS IMPROV #OMEDY Connection, Portland. $ 1 5 . 774-5554. 8 p.m. #ONNECTION 0ORTLAND P M Friday and Saturday. &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY Margaret Cho, with Selene Luna, mature content, -ARGARET #HO WITH 3ELENE ,UNA MATURE CONTENT State Theatre, Portland. $30 to $45; reserved 3TATE 4HEATRE 0ORTLAND TO RESERVED seating, statetheatreportland.com. 8 p.m. Saturday. SEATING STATETHEATREPORTLAND COM P M 3ATURDAY Standout Comedy Brunch, with Kelly 3TANDOUT #OMEDY "RUNCH WITH +ELLY MacFarland and Amy Tee, Jonathan's Restaurant, -AC&ARLAND AND !MY 4EE *ONATHAN S 2ESTAURANT Ogunquit. $31.95 (includes brunch). /GUNQUIT INCLUDES BRUNCH jonathansrestaurant.com. Noon Sunday. JONATHANSRESTAURANT COM .OON 3UNDAY

BARS/CLUBS N "!23 #,5"3 THURSDAY 4(523$!9 Griffin Sherry &The Ghost of Paul Revere, roots 'RIFlN 3HERRY 4HE 'HOST OF 0AUL 2EVERE ROOTS music, Dogfish Bar and Grille, Portland. MUSIC $OGlSH "AR AND 'RILLE 0ORTLAND thedogfishbarandgrille.com. 8 p.m. THEDOGlSHBARANDGRILLE COM P M Barn Swallows, bluegrass, Blue, Portland. "ARN 3WALLOWS BLUEGRASS "LUE 0ORTLAND Donation, portcityblue.com. 6 p.m. $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Steamboat Gypsy, bluegrass and old-time country, 3TEAMBOAT 'YPSY BLUEGRASS AND OLD TIME COUNTRY Blue, Portland. Donation, portcityblue.com. 8 p.m. "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Samuel James and D. Gross, roots and blues, 3AMUEL *AMES AND $ 'ROSS ROOTS AND BLUES Blue, Portland. Donation, portcityblue.com. "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM 10p.m. P M

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UIPVHIU NBZCF XF E HFU DPXCPZT JG thought maybe we'd get 10 cowboys if XF XFSF MVDLZ w TBJE $SPWFS i#VU XF IBE we were lucky," said Crover. "But we had fans there." GBOT UIFSF w 5IF UPVS TUBSUFE JO "ODIPSBHF "MBTLB The tour started in Anchorage, Alaska, on Sept. 5. After that, the band flew to its PO 4FQU "GUFS UIBU UIF CBOE nFX UP JUT old stomping grounds of Seattle (where it PME TUPNQJOH HSPVOET PG 4FBUUMF XIFSF JU formed in the early '80s) and from there GPSNFE JO UIF FBSMZ T BOE GSPN UIFSF boarded a bus to criss-cross the U.S. The CPBSEFE B CVT UP DSJTT DSPTT UIF 6 4 5IF general route followed a path west across HFOFSBM SPVUF GPMMPXFE B QBUI XFTU BDSPTT northern and Midwestern states before OPSUIFSO BOE .JEXFTUFSO TUBUFT CFGPSF hitting the Atlantic here in Portland. IJUUJOH UIF "UMBOUJD IFSF JO 1PSUMBOE After the Asylum show, The Melvins "GUFS UIF "TZMVN TIPX 5IF .FMWJOT will get on the bus and head south down XJMM HFU PO UIF CVT BOE IFBE TPVUI EPXO the East Coast, then across the country UIF &BTU $PBTU UIFO BDSPTT UIF DPVOUSZ again. After playing Los Angeles, they'll BHBJO "GUFS QMBZJOH -PT "OHFMFT UIFZ MM board only their second flight of the tour CPBSE POMZ UIFJS TFDPOE nJHIU PG UIF UPVS for the scheduled final, record-breaking GPS UIF TDIFEVMFE mOBM SFDPSE CSFBLJOH show in Honolulu. TIPX JO )POPMVMV The band is making this tour under 5IF CBOE JT NBLJOH UIJT UPVS VOEFS the billing "Melvins Lite" because it's UIF CJMMJOH i.FMWJOT -JUFw CFDBVTF JU T performing as a three-piece outfit, when QFSGPSNJOH BT B UISFF QJFDF PVUmU XIFO normally their are more bodies on stage. OPSNBMMZ UIFJS BSF NPSF CPEJFT PO TUBHF The tour has 51 stops because it in5IF UPVS IBT TUPQT CFDBVTF JU JO cludes all 50 states plus Washington, D.C. DMVEFT BMM TUBUFT QMVT 8BTIJOHUPO % $ The record, Crover said, would be for fast5IF SFDPSE $SPWFS TBJE XPVME CF GPS GBTU est tour by a group. The Guinness record FTU UPVS CZ B HSPVQ 5IF (VJOOFTT SFDPSE for fastest tour by a solo performer was GPS GBTUFTU UPVS CZ B TPMP QFSGPSNFS XBT set in 2003 when "anti-folk" singer Adam TFU JO XIFO iBOUJ GPMLw TJOHFS "EBN Brodsky did 50 shows in 50 states in 50 #SPETLZ EJE TIPXT JO TUBUFT JO days. EBZT How much of this tour The Melvins )PX NVDI PG UIJT UPVS 5IF .FMWJOT will remember is hard to say. But Crover XJMM SFNFNCFS JT IBSE UP TBZ #VU $SPWFS usually remembers shows pretty well. For VTVBMMZ SFNFNCFST TIPXT QSFUUZ XFMM 'PS instance, he remembers playing a club JOTUBODF IF SFNFNCFST QMBZJOH B DMVC in Portland in 1994, the day after Nirvana JO 1PSUMBOE JO UIF EBZ BGUFS /JSWBOB lead singer Kurt Cobain died after comMFBE TJOHFS ,VSU $PCBJO EJFE BGUFS DPN mitting suicide. NJUUJOH TVJDJEF The Melvins knew Cobain well, given 5IF .FMWJOT LOFX $PCBJO XFMM HJWFO that they were all from Seattle. In fact, UIBU UIFZ XFSF BMM GSPN 4FBUUMF *O GBDU Crover played on some early Nirvana $SPWFS QMBZFE PO TPNF FBSMZ /JSWBOB demos (you can hear him on the album EFNPT ZPV DBO IFBS IJN PO UIF BMCVN

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i#MFBDIw BOE PO TFWFSBM DPNQJMBUJPOT "Bleach" and on several compilations), and was a fill-in member when the band BOE XBT B mMM JO NFNCFS XIFO UIF CBOE was in between drummers (which was a XBT JO CFUXFFO ESVNNFST XIJDI XBT B lot). MPU 4P XIFO 5IF .FMWJOT GPVOE UIFNTFMWFT So when The Melvins found themselves in Portland a day after Cobain's death, JO 1PSUMBOE B EBZ BGUFS $PCBJO T EFBUI they knew what they had to do. UIFZ LOFX XIBU UIFZ IBE UP EP i4PNF QFPQMF UIPVHIU XF TIPVME DBODFM "Some people thought we should cancel the show, but we knew Kurt would want UIF TIPX CVU XF LOFX ,VSU XPVME XBOU people to keep playing," said Crover. QFPQMF UP LFFQ QMBZJOH w TBJE $SPWFS Crover remembers another Portland $SPWFS SFNFNCFST BOPUIFS 1PSUMBOE show, after which he was walking past a TIPX BGUFS XIJDI IF XBT XBMLJOH QBTU B downtown music shop and saw a gong. So EPXOUPXO NVTJD TIPQ BOE TBX B HPOH 4P he bought it. "That was my first gong, and IF CPVHIU JU i5IBU XBT NZ mSTU HPOH BOE I got it in Portland," he said. * HPU JU JO 1PSUMBOE w IF TBJE 5IF .FMWJOT CFDBNF LOPXO JO UIF MBUF The Melvins became known in the late '80s and early '90s for a "sludgy" sound T BOE FBSMZ T GPS B iTMVEHZw TPVOE that mixed punk and metal. That sound UIBU NJYFE QVOL BOE NFUBM 5IBU TPVOE was seen as a very heavy influence on the XBT TFFO BT B WFSZ IFBWZ JOnVFODF PO UIF grunge explosion of the early '90s, which HSVOHF FYQMPTJPO PG UIF FBSMZ T XIJDI included everyone from Nirvana and JODMVEFE FWFSZPOF GSPN /JSWBOB BOE Soundgarden to Pearl Jam and Alice in 4PVOEHBSEFO UP 1FBSM +BN BOE "MJDF JO Chains. $IBJOT Partly due to Nirvana's success, The 1BSUMZ EVF UP /JSWBOB T TVDDFTT 5IF Melvins were signed to a major label, At.FMWJOT XFSF TJHOFE UP B NBKPS MBCFM "U lantic, and their first release for the label, MBOUJD BOE UIFJS mSTU SFMFBTF GPS UIF MBCFM "Houdini," made the Billboard charts. But i)PVEJOJ w NBEF UIF #JMMCPBSE DIBSUT #VU the band never had the commercial sucUIF CBOE OFWFS IBE UIF DPNNFSDJBM TVD cess or name recognition of some of the DFTT PS OBNF SFDPHOJUJPO PG TPNF PG UIF bands it influenced. CBOET JU JOnVFODFE Yet The Melvins continue to tour and :FU 5IF .FMWJOT DPOUJOVF UP UPVS BOE record. Their latest album, the elegantly SFDPSE 5IFJS MBUFTU BMCVN UIF FMFHBOUMZ titled "Freak Puke," came out in June. UJUMFE i'SFBL 1VLF w DBNF PVU JO +VOF In is review of the record, Spin magazine *O JT SFWJFX PG UIF SFDPSE 4QJO NBHB[JOF said, "one of the loudest bands on earth TBJE iPOF PG UIF MPVEFTU CBOET PO FBSUI has perfectly siphoned their gloomy enIBT QFSGFDUMZ TJQIPOFE UIFJS HMPPNZ FO ergy into evil cocktail jazz." FSHZ JOUP FWJM DPDLUBJM KB[[ w "It's nice the people have been influi*U T OJDF UIF QFPQMF IBWF CFFO JOnV enced by us and all," said Crover. "But FODFE CZ VT BOE BMM w TBJE $SPWFS i#VU we've been doing this so long, we just XF WF CFFO EPJOH UIJT TP MPOH XF KVTU keep doing it because we don't know LFFQ EPJOH JU CFDBVTF XF EPO U LOPX anything else." BOZUIJOH FMTF w Staff Writer Ray Routhier can be contacted at 791AbOTT E`WbS` @Og @]cbVWS` QO\ PS Q]\bOQbSR Ob %' 6454 or at: $"#" ]` Ob( rrouthier(3)pressherald. com ``]cbVWS`.^`SaaVS`OZR Q][

LQH, jazz, Blue, Portland. Donation. ,1( JAZZ "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION portcityblue.com. 10 p.m. PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Now is Now, classic rock, RiRa, Portland. .OW IS .OW CLASSIC ROCK 2I2A 0ORTLAND rira.com. 10 p.m. RIRA COM P M Poor Howard & Bullfrog, blues, Gingko Blue, 0OOR (OWARD "ULLFROG BLUES 'INGKO "LUE Portland, gingkoblue.com. 5 to 8 p.m. 0ORTLAND GINGKOBLUE COM TO P M Rick Miller and Band, Chicago blues, Gingko 2ICK -ILLER AND "AND #HICAGO BLUES 'INGKO Blue, Portland, gingkoblue.com. 9 p.m. "LUE 0ORTLAND GINGKOBLUE COM P M Jeff Cusack, acoustic folk-rock, Andy's Old Port *EFF #USACK ACOUSTIC FOLK ROCK !NDY S /LD 0ORT Pub, Portland, andysoldportpub.com. 8:30 p.m. 0UB 0ORTLAND ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M David Gagne, blues, 21-plus; Inn on the Blues, $AVID 'AGNE BLUES PLUS )NN ON THE "LUES York Beach. $5. innontheblues.com. 9:30 p.m. 9ORK "EACH INNONTHEBLUES COM P M Recondite, Northern Lights and Stronghold, 2ECONDITE .ORTHERN ,IGHTS AND 3TRONGHOLD underground hip hop, with Bbgunz, ConmanUNDERGROUND HIP HOP WITH "BGUNZ #ONMAN Jennu M the Element, JDG and Kmack, 21-plus; *ENNU - THE %LEMENT *$' AND +MACK PLUS Club Texas, Auburn. $5. clubtexas.info. Doors at #LUB 4EXAS !UBURN CLUBTEXAS INFO $OORS AT 7 p.m. P M Jeff Kilton, acoustic, Gritty McDuff's, Freeport. *EFF +ILTON ACOUSTIC 'RITTY -C$UFF S &REEPORT grittys.com. 8:30 p.m. GRITTYS COM P M Rob Schreiber's Standard Issue, jazz from the 2OB 3CHREIBER S 3TANDARD )SSUE JAZZ FROM THE great American songbook, Marriott at Sable Oaks, GREAT !MERICAN SONGBOOK -ARRIOTT AT 3ABLE /AKS South Portland, standardissue.me. 6:30 p.m. 3OUTH 0ORTLAND STANDARDISSUE ME P M Christina Sterling Trio, jazz, Dogfish Bar and #HRISTINA 3TERLING 4RIO JAZZ $OGlSH "AR AND Grille, Portland, thedogfishbarandgrille.com. 8 p.m. 'RILLE 0ORTLAND THEDOGlSHBARANDGRILLE COM P M Dying Breed, Mad Flex, Ryan Augustus and $YING "REED -AD &LEX 2YAN !UGUSTUS AND Indigenous Immigrants, hard rock/metal, 21-plus; )NDIGENOUS )MMIGRANTS HARD ROCK METAL PLUS Geno's Rock Club, Portland. 221-2382. 9 p.m. 'ENO S 2OCK #LUB 0ORTLAND P M SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Sunrunner, Dementia 5, Hemlok and Vanishing 3UNRUNNER $EMENTIA (EMLOK AND 6ANISHING Act, hard rock, blues and metal, 21-plus; Geno's !CT HARD ROCK BLUES AND METAL PLUS 'ENO S Rock Club, Portland. $6. 221-2382. 9 p.m. 2OCK #LUB 0ORTLAND P M Jill Stringham w i t h Eric Mauriello, acoustic Irish *ILL 3TRINGHAM WITH %RIC -AURIELLO ACOUSTIC )RISH

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“LOOPER” (R) (1:58) Stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis, Emily Blunt and Paul Dano. Directed by Rian Johnson. In 2072, when the mob wants to get rid of someone, the target is sent 30 years into the past, where a hired gun awaits. Someone like Joe, who one day learns the mob wants to “close the loop” by transporting back Joe’s future self. Opening at: Nickelodeon (Portland) FriWed 1, 3:45, 6:40, 9:15; Windham 5 Star Fri 4, 7:05, 9:25 Sat 1:10, 4, 7:05, 9:25 Sun 1:10, 4, 7:05 Mon-Wed 4, 7:05; Nordica (Freeport) Fri-Wed 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30; Cinemagic Grand (South Portland) 11:30, 2:10, 4:45, 7:30, 10; Cinemagic Saco 12:30, 3:10, 6:50, 9:20; Cinemagic Westbrook Fri-Wed 12:30, 3:40, 6:50, 9:40; Brunswick 10 Fri-Wed 1:30, 4:20, 7:10, 9:55

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“HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA” (PG) (1:58) Stars Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Andy Samberg and Selena Gomez. Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky. Dracula operates a high-end resort far away from the human world. He goes into overprotective mode when a boy discovers the resort and falls for his daughter. Opening at: Windham 5 Star Fri 4:30, 7:10, 9:05 Sat 1:25, 4:30, 7:10, 9:05 Sun 1:25, 4:30, 7:10 Mon-Wed 4:30, 7:10; Nordica (Freeport) Fri-Wed 1:20, 4 (3D), 6:50 (3D), 9:15; Cinemagic Grand (South Portland) 12 (3D), 2:20 (3D), 4:30 (3D), 7:10 (3D), 9:20 (3D); Cinemagic Saco 12:05, 2:25 (3D) 4:30, 7 (3D), 9:10; Cinemagic Westbrook Fri-Wed 11:50, 12(3D), 2, 2:10 (3D), 4:20, 4:30 (3D), 6:45, 7 (3D), 9, 9:20 (3D); Brunswick 10 Fri-Wed 1:40, 2:10, 4 (3D), 4:40, 6:40, 7:30, 9:20 (3D)

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Joseph Gordon-Levitt, top photo, is assigned to kill an older version of himself, played by Bruce Willis, above, in “Looper.”

“ARBITRAGE” (R) (1:47) Stars Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon and Brit Marling. Directed by Nicholas Jarecki. A troubled hedge fund magnate desperate to complete the sale of his trading empire makes an error that forces him to turn to an unlikely person for help. Opening at: Nickelodeon (Portland) Fri-Wed 1:15, 4, 6:50, 9:10

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their North Carolina district, two CEOs seize an opbVSW` <]`bV 1O`]ZW\O RWab`WQb be] 13=a aSWhS O\ ]^ portunity to oust long-term congressman Cam Brady ^]`bc\Wbg b] ]cab Z]\U bS`[ Q]\U`Saa[O\ 1O[ 0`ORg by putting up a rival candidate. Their man: naive Marty Pg ^cbbW\U c^ O `WdOZ QO\RWRObS BVSW` [O\( \OWdS ;O`bg Muggins, director of the local Tourism Center. 6cUUW\a RW`SQb]` ]T bVS Z]QOZ B]c`Wa[ 1S\bS` Showing at: Cinemagic Saco Thurs 12:15,2:10,4:15, AV]eW\U Ob( 1W\S[OUWQ AOQ] BVc`a ( # ( "( # 7:05, 9 Fri-Wed 7:30, 9:25; Cinemagic Westbrook Thurs %( # ' 4`W ESR %(! '( #) 1W\S[OUWQ ESabP`]]Y BVc`a 7:20, 9:30 Fri-Wed 12:20, 9:30 12:20, ( 2:20,4:30, ( "(! %( '(! 4`W ESR ( '(! "THE COLD LIGHT OF DAY" (PG-13) (1:33) Stars ÂľB63 1=:2 :756B =4 2/GÂś >5 ! (!! AbO`a Henry Cavill, Bruce Willis and Sigourney Weaver. 6S\`g 1OdWZZ 0`cQS EWZZWa O\R AWU]c`\Sg ESOdS` Directed by Mabrouk El Mechri. After his family is kid2W`SQbSR Pg ;OP`]cY 3Z ;SQV`W /TbS` VWa TO[WZg Wa YWR napped during their sailing trip in Spain, a young Wall \O^^SR Rc`W\U bVSW` aOWZW\U b`W^ W\ A^OW\ O g]c\U EOZZ Street trader is confronted by the people responsible: Ab`SSb b`ORS` Wa Q]\T`]\bSR Pg bVS ^S]^ZS `Sa^]\aWPZS( intelligence agents looking to recover a mysterious W\bSZZWUS\QS OUS\ba Z]]YW\U b] `SQ]dS` O [gabS`W]ca briefcase. P`WSTQOaS Showing at: Cinemagic Saco Thurs 4:25, 9:30 AV]eW\U Ob( 1W\S[OUWQ AOQ] BVc`a "( # '(!

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Massachusetts native F. Holland ;OaaOQVcaSbba \ObWdS 4 6]ZZO\R Day (1864-1933) earned a reputa2Og &$" '!! SO`\SR O `S^cbO tion in the Pictorialism movebW]\ W\ bVS >WQb]`WOZWa[ []dS ment. See for yourself how his [S\b ASS T]` g]c`aSZT V]e VWa artistic photographs in "Making O`bWabWQ ^V]b]U`O^Va W\ Âľ;OYW\U Presence" measure up to other >`SaS\QSÂś [SOac`S c^ b] ]bVS` visual art forms. Through Dec. 23. dWacOZ O`b T]`[a BV`]cUV 2SQ !

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One of Cole Porter's most memo=\S ]T 1]ZS >]`bS`¸a []ab [S[] rable musical sets sails through `OPZS [caWQOZ aSba aOWZa bV`]cUV Oct. 7 in South Portland. "Any=Qb % W\ A]cbV >]`bZO\R ¾/\g thing Goes" features the classic bVW\U 5]Saœ TSObc`Sa bVS QZOaaWQ tunes "De-Lovely," "You're the bc\Sa ¾2S :]dSZg œ ¾G]c¸`S bVS Top," "I Get a Kick Out of You" B]^ œ ¾7 5Sb O 9WQY =cb ]T G]cœ and "Let's Misbehave," among O\R ¾:Sb¸a ;WaPSVOdS œ O[]\U other gems, aboard the S.S. ]bVS` US[a OP]O`R bVS A A American. /[S`WQO\

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Joan Osborne, accompanied by 8]O\ =aP]`\S OQQ][^O\WSR Pg Keith Cotton on keys, guitars and 9SWbV 1]bb]\ ]\ YSga UcWbO`a O\R backing vocals, brings her smoky POQYW\U d]QOZa P`W\Ua VS` a[]Yg blended tunes to Ogunquit. OsPZS\RSR bc\Sa b] =Uc\_cWb =a borne's most recent album, "Bring P]`\S¸a []ab `SQS\b OZPc[ ¾0`W\U It On Home," is full of vintage 7b =\ 6][S œ Wa TcZZ ]T dW\bOUS blues, soul and R&B songs from PZcSa a]cZ O\R @ 0 a]\Ua T`][ the likes of Sonny Boy Williamson, bVS ZWYSa ]T A]\\g 0]g EWZZWO[a]\ Muddy Waters, Ray Charles, Al ;cRRg EObS`a @Og 1VO`ZSa /Z Green and Otis Redding. 5`SS\ O\R =bWa @SRRW\U

Curator June Fitzpatrick wel1c`Ob]` 8c\S 4Wbh^Ob`WQY eSZ comes artists Noa Warren, Greg Q][Sa O`bWaba <]O EO``S\ 5`SU Parker and Kyle Downs through >O`YS` O\R 9gZS 2]e\a bV`]cUV Oct. 27. "Three Painters" is an =Qb % ¾BV`SS >OW\bS`aœ Wa O\ eclectic showcase of works from SQZSQbWQ aV]eQOaS ]T e]`Ya T`][ three Maine artists and their bV`SS ;OW\S O`bWaba O\R bVSW` individual visions and perspecW\RWdWRcOZ dWaW]\a O\R ^S`a^SQ tives. Here's a chance to mingle bWdSa 6S`S¸a O QVO\QS b] [W\UZS with them while viewing their eWbV bVS[ eVWZS dWSeW\U bVSW` creations. Q`SObW]\a WHEN: Opening reception, E63<( =^S\W\U `SQS^bW]\ 5 to 7 p.m. # b] % ^ [ WHERE: June Fitzpatrick E63@3( 8c\S 4Wbh^Ob`WQY Gallery, 522 1]\U`Saa Ab Congress St., 5OZZS`g # Portland >]`bZO\R HOW MUCH: Free; 699-5083 6=E ;C16( 4`SS) $'' # &!

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THE CHORAL ART SOCIETY o p e n s B63 16=@/: /@B A=173BG ]^S\a its season with the Maine Wba aSOa]\ eWbV bVS ;OW\S premiere of "Voices of ^`S[WS`S ]T ÂľD]WQSa ]T Light," which merges the :WUVb Âś eVWQV [S`USa bVS 1928 silent film masterpiece ' & aWZS\b ÂżZ[ [OabS`^WSQS "The Passion of Joan of Arc" ÂľBVS >OaaW]\ ]T 8]O\ ]T /`QÂś with a new choral work by eWbV O \Se QV]`OZ e]`Y Pg composer Richard Einhorn. Q][^]aS` @WQVO`R 3W\V]`\ The Camerata ensemble of BVS 1O[S`ObO S\aS[PZS ]T the Choral Art Society and bVS 1V]`OZ /`b A]QWSbg O\R Portland Symphony Orchestra >]`bZO\R Ag[^V]\g =`QVSab`O instrumentalists will perform. W\ab`c[S\bOZWaba eWZZ ^S`T]`[ WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Saturday; E63<( %(! ^ [ AObc`ROg) lecture at 6:30 p.m. with USM ZSQbc`S Ob $(! ^ [ eWbV CA; professor Kathy Ashley of the ^`]TSaa]` 9ObVg /aVZSg ]T bVS Women and Genders Program E][S\ O\R 5S\RS`a >`]U`O[ WHERE: Hannaford Hall, 88 E63@3( 6O\\OT]`R 6OZZ && Bedford St., USM, Portland 0SRT]`R Ab CA; >]`bZO\R HOW MUCH: $25 in advance; 6=E ;C16( # W\ ORdO\QS) $30 at door; $10 for students ! Ob R]]`) T]` abcRS\ba INFO: choralart.org 7<4=( QV]`OZO`b ]`U

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venues, at the Morrell Meeting Room of WFOVFT BU UIF .PSSFMM .FFUJOH 3PPN PG Curtis Memorial Library and the Parish $VSUJT .FNPSJBM -JCSBSZ BOE UIF 1BSJTI Hall of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, at )BMM PG 4U 1BVM T &QJTDPQBM $IVSDI BU 23 and 27 Pleasant St., respectively. Both BOE 1MFBTBOU 4U SFTQFDUJWFMZ #PUI sites are connected by a garden, making TJUFT BSF DPOOFDUFE CZ B HBSEFO NBLJOH it easy for buyers to walk between the JU FBTZ GPS CVZFST UP XBML CFUXFFO UIF display areas. EJTQMBZ BSFBT Artists whose last name begins with "SUJTUT XIPTF MBTU OBNF CFHJOT XJUI letters "A" though "H" will show at Curtis; MFUUFST i"w UIPVHI i)w XJMM TIPX BU $VSUJT artists "I" through "Z" will show at the BSUJTUT i*w UISPVHI i;w XJMM TIPX BU UIF church. DIVSDI 5IF TIPX IBT OFWFS CFFO NPSF QPQVMBS The show has never been more popular, Please see 1 0 X 1 0 , Page E25 Gc\Xj\ j\\ F GX^\ <),

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h0LAY -E A 3TORY v INTERACTIVE THEATER PERFORMANCE "Play Me a Story," interactive theater performance and workshop for ages 4 to 10, Portland Stage AND WORKSHOP FOR AGES TO 0ORTLAND 3TAGE Company. $15. portlandstage.org. "Amazing #OMPANY PORTLANDSTAGE ORG h!MAZING Kids," 10:30 a.m. Saturday. +IDS v A M 3ATURDAY "Faith Healer," drama by Irish playwright Brian h&AITH (EALER v DRAMA BY )RISH PLAYWRIGHT "RIAN Friel about a traveling faith healer presented &RIEL ABOUT A TRAVELING FAITH HEALER PRESENTED by AIRE (American Irish Repertory Ensemble), BY !)2% !MERICAN )RISH 2EPERTORY %NSEMBLE Portland Stage Company (Studio Theater). $20; 0ORTLAND 3TAGE #OMPANY 3TUDIO 4HEATER $18 for seniors and students; $15 on Wednesdays FOR SENIORS AND STUDENTS ON 7EDNESDAYS and Thursdays; $10 on Oct. 4. airetheater.com. AND 4HURSDAYS ON /CT AIRETHEATER COM 7:30 p.m. Oct. 4. Through Oct. 2 1 . P M /CT 4HROUGH /CT

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SATURDAY 3!452$!9 "An Evening of Chamber Music," pianist Jim h!N %VENING OF #HAMBER -USIC v PIANIST *IM Parakilas, violinist Mary Hunter, cellist Steve 0ARAKILAS VIOLINIST -ARY (UNTER CELLIST 3TEVE Witkin and violist Heather Cook perform Mozart, 7ITKIN AND VIOLIST (EATHER #OOK PERFORM -OZART Faure and Dvorak, Bates College (Olin Arts &AUR£ AND $VORAK "ATES #OLLEGE /LIN !RTS Center), Lewiston. Free; tickets required. 786#ENTER ,EWISTON &REE TICKETS REQUIRED 6163. 7:30 p.m. (pre-concert lecture at 6:30 p.m.) P M PRE CONCERT LECTURE AT P M Choral Art Society Camerata Ensemble: "Voices #HORAL !RT 3OCIETY #AMERATA %NSEMBLE h6OICES of Light," choral music by composer Richard OF ,IGHT v CHORAL MUSIC BY COMPOSER 2ICHARD Einhorn accompanies silent film "The Passion %INHORN ACCOMPANIES SILENT lLM h4HE 0ASSION of Joan of Arc," Hannaford Hall, University of OF *OAN OF !RC v (ANNAFORD (ALL 5NIVERSITY OF Southern Maine, Portland. $25 in advance; $30 3OUTHERN -AINE 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE day of show; $10 for students, choralart.org. DAY OF SHOW FOR STUDENTS CHORALART ORG 7:30 p.m. P M Bowdoin College Chorus, Bowdoin College "OWDOIN #OLLEGE #HORUS "OWDOIN #OLLEGE (Studzinski Recital Hall), Brunswick. Free. 798 3TUDZINSKI 2ECITAL (ALL "RUNSWICK &REE 4 1 4 1 . 3 p.m. P M Bowdoin College Chamber Choir, Bowdoin "OWDOIN #OLLEGE #HAMBER #HOIR "OWDOIN College (Studzinski Recital Hall), Brunswick. Free. #OLLEGE 3TUDZINSKI 2ECITAL (ALL "RUNSWICK &REE 798-4141. 5 p.m. P M

UU Theater Tribute to the Poetry of Pearl Sawyer, 55 4HEATER 4RIBUTE TO THE 0OETRY OF 0EARL 3AWYER seeking actors and orators to recite poetry; SEEKING ACTORS AND ORATORS TO RECITE POETRY performance is the first weekend in NovemberPERFORMANCE IS THE lRST WEEKEND IN .OVEMBER First Universalist Church, Auburn. 783-0461. 11 &IRST 5NIVERSALIST #HURCH !UBURN a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday. A M TO P M 3UNDAY "The Nutcracker," parts for boys and girls ages h4HE .UTCRACKER v PARTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGES 10 and older, four men and four women, Sanford AND OLDER FOUR MEN AND FOUR WOMEN 3ANFORD Maine Stage, Springvale. sanfordmainestage.com. -AINE 3TAGE 3PRINGVALE SANFORDMAINESTAGE COM 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday. TO P M 3UNDAY

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OPENINGS/RECEPTIONS /0%.).'3 2%#%04)/.3 Museum Day Live!, free admission to the -USEUM $AY ,IVE FREE ADMISSION TO THE Children's Museum & Theatre of Maine, the #HILDREN S -USEUM 4HEATRE OF -AINE THE Maine Historical Society Museum and the -AINE (ISTORICAL 3OCIETY -USEUM AND THE Portland Museum of Art in Portland; the Center 0ORTLAND -USEUM OF !RT IN 0ORTLAND THE #ENTER for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockport; the FOR -AINE #ONTEMPORARY !RT IN 2OCKPORT THE Hamilton House and Sarah Orne Jewett House (AMILTON (OUSE AND 3ARAH /RNE *EWETT (OUSE in South Berwick; Maine Maritime Museum in IN 3OUTH "ERWICK -AINE -ARITIME -USEUM IN Bath; Maine State Museum in Augusta; the Rufus "ATH -AINE 3TATE -USEUM IN !UGUSTA THE 2UFUS Porter Museum in Bridgton; the Sabbathday 0ORTER -USEUM IN "RIDGTON THE 3ABBATHDAY Lake Shaker Museum in New Gloucester; the ,AKE 3HAKER -USEUM IN .EW 'LOUCESTER THE Saco Museum; the Seashore Trolley Museum in 3ACO -USEUM THE 3EASHORE 4ROLLEY -USEUM IN Kennebunkport; and the Peary-MacMillan Arctic +ENNEBUNKPORT AND THE 0EARY -AC-ILLAN !RCTIC Museum in Brunswick. Must print out ticket from -USEUM IN "RUNSWICK -UST PRINT OUT TICKET FROM smithsonianmag.com/museumday. Saturday. SMITHSONIANMAG COM MUSEUMDAY 3ATURDAY

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Iaarts.org. 7:30 p.m. Thursday. LAARTS ORG P M 4HURSDAY "The Logic of You," Readers Theatre Production h4HE ,OGIC OF 9OU v 2EADERS 4HEATRE 0RODUCTION of Michael Broek's political poetic drama, Emery OF -ICHAEL "ROEK S POLITICAL POETIC DRAMA %MERY THEATER N 4(%!4%2 Community Arts Center, Farmington. Free. #OMMUNITY !RTS #ENTER &ARMINGTON &REE "Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story," musical h"UDDY 4HE "UDDY (OLLY 3TORY v MUSICAL emeryarts.umf.maine.edu. 6:30 p.m. Thursday. EMERYARTS UMF MAINE EDU P M 4HURSDAY celebration of rock legend, Ogunquit Playhouse. CELEBRATION OF ROCK LEGEND /GUNQUIT 0LAYHOUSE "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor h*OSEPH AND THE !MAZING 4ECHNICOLOR $39 to $74. ogunquitplayhouse.org. 2:30 and 8 TO OGUNQUITPLAYHOUSE ORG AND Dreamcoat," Andrew Lloyd Webber musical $REAMCOAT v !NDREW ,LOYD 7EBBER MUSICAL p.m. Thursday; 8 p.m. Friday; 3:30 and 8:30 p.m. P M 4HURSDAY P M &RIDAY AND P M based on the Book of Genesis, Portland Players, BASED ON THE "OOK OF 'ENESIS 0ORTLAND 0LAYERS Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday; 8 p.m. Wednesday; 2:30 3OUTH 0ORTLAND FOR SENIORS FOR 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY P M 7EDNESDAY South Portland. $20; $18 for seniors; $15 for and 8 p.m. Oct. 4. Through Oct. 7. AND P M /CT 4HROUGH /CT students, portlandplayers.org. 7:30 p.m. Friday STUDENTS PORTLANDPLAYERS ORG P M &RIDAY "Of Thee I Sing," musical by George and h/F 4HEE ) 3ING v MUSICAL BY 'EORGE AND and Saturday; 2:30 p.m. Sunday. AND 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY Ira Gershwin, George Kaufman and Morrie )RA 'ERSHWIN 'EORGE +AUFMAN AND -ORRIE "Can U REL8?" showcase of eight original short h#AN 5 2%, v SHOWCASE OF EIGHT ORIGINAL SHORT Ryskind, Theater at Monmouth. $10 to $26. 2YSKIND 4HEATER AT -ONMOUTH TO plays by Maine playwrights, Freeport Performing PLAYS BY -AINE PLAYWRIGHTS &REEPORT 0ERFORMING theateratmonmouth.org. 7:30 p.m. Thursday and THEATERATMONMOUTH ORG P M 4HURSDAY AND Arts Center. $10 in advance, $15 at door. !RTS #ENTER IN ADVANCE AT DOOR Friday; 1 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday; 1 p.m. Sunday. &RIDAY AND P M 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY fcponline.org. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday; FCPONLINE ORG P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY "The Sisters Rosenweig," family dramedy, h4HE 3ISTERS 2OSENWEIG v FAMILY DRAMEDY 2 p.m. Sunday. P M 3UNDAY Portland Stage Company. $34 to $44; discounts 0ORTLAND 3TAGE #OMPANY TO DISCOUNTS "Anything Goes," Cole Porter musical, Lyric h!NYTHING 'OES v #OLE 0ORTER MUSICAL ,YRIC available, portlandstage.org. 7:30 p.m. Thursday AVAILABLE PORTLANDSTAGE ORG P M 4HURSDAY Music Theater, South Portland. $21.99. -USIC 4HEATER 3OUTH 0ORTLAND and Friday; 4 and 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday; LYRICMUSICTHEATER ORG P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY AND &RIDAY AND P M 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY Iyricmusictheater.org. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Oct. 4. Through Oct. P M 7EDNESDAY AND /CT 4HROUGH /CT 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Through Oct. 6. P M 3UNDAY 4HROUGH /CT 21. "Ancient Greeks/Modern Lives," Aquila Theater h!NCIENT 'REEKS -ODERN ,IVES v !QUILA 4HEATER "Etty," one-woman theatrical play based on the h%TTY v ONE WOMAN THEATRICAL PLAY BASED ON THE Company reading and post-discussion, Callahan #OMPANY READING AND POST DISCUSSION #ALLAHAN letters and diaries of Etty Hillesum, Camden LETTERS AND DIARIES OF %TTY (ILLESUM #AMDEN Hall, Lewiston Public Library. Free. Iaarts.org. (ALL ,EWISTON 0UBLIC ,IBRARY &REE LAARTS ORG Public Library. Free. 236-3440. 7 p.m. Thursday. 0UBLIC ,IBRARY &REE P M 4HURSDAY 7:30 p.m. Friday. P M &RIDAY " N o w I Lay Me Down To Sleep," one-act play h.OW ) ,AY -E $OWN 4O 3LEEP v ONE ACT PLAY " 8 , " staged reading of play by Dustin Lance Black h v STAGED READING OF PLAY BY $USTIN ,ANCE "LACK by high school teacher Jerry Walker based on BY HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER *ERRY 7ALKER BASED ON about California's same-sex marriage proposition, ABOUT #ALIFORNIA S SAME SEX MARRIAGE PROPOSITION stories of former students, Schoolhouse Arts University of Southern Maine (Russell Hall), STORIES OF FORMER STUDENTS 3CHOOLHOUSE !RTS 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE 2USSELL (ALL Center, Standish. $10; $8 for students and seniors. 'ORHAM &REE USM MAINE EDU THEATRE P M Gorham. Free, usm.maine.edu/theatre. 7:30 p.m. #ENTER 3TANDISH FOR STUDENTS AND SENIORS schoolhousearts.org. 7:30 p.m. Thursday; 2 p.m. Friday. SCHOOLHOUSEARTS ORG P M 4HURSDAY P M &RIDAY Sunday. "The Taming of the Shrew," Shakespeare play 3UNDAY h4HE 4AMING OF THE 3HREW v 3HAKESPEARE PLAY "Cyrano de Bergerac," classic comedy adventure presented by Aquila Theater Company, Bates PRESENTED BY !QUILA 4HEATER #OMPANY "ATES h#YRANO DE "ERGERAC v CLASSIC COMEDY ADVENTURE presented by Aquila Theater Company, Bates College (SchaefferTheatre), Lewiston. $15. #OLLEGE 3CHAEFFER 4HEATRE ,EWISTON PRESENTED BY !QUILA 4HEATER #OMPANY "ATES batestickets.com. 7:30 p.m. Saturday. College (SchaefferTheatre), Lewiston. $15. BATESTICKETS COM P M 3ATURDAY #OLLEGE 3CHAEFFER 4HEATRE ,EWISTON

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" explores the (OUSE 0ORTLAND h7IRED v EXPLORES THE electrification of Maine during the 20th century, ELECTRIlCATION OF -AINE DURING THE TH CENTURY through May 26. mainehistory.org THROUGH -AY MAINEHISTORY ORG Maine Jewish Museum, Portland: Rush -AINE *EWISH -USEUM 0ORTLAND 2USH Brown, "Portland: Capturing a Changing "ROWN h0ORTLAND #APTURING A #HANGING Neighborhood," paintings, through Sunday. .EIGHBORHOOD v PAINTINGS THROUGH 3UNDAY mainejewishmuseum.org MAINEJEWISHMUSEUM ORG Maine Museum of Photographic Arts, USM -AINE -USEUM OF 0HOTOGRAPHIC !RTS 53- Glickman Library, Portland: Luc Demers, "Trace," 'LICKMAN ,IBRARY 0ORTLAND ,UC $EMERS h4RACE v photographs, and Richard Veit, photographs, PHOTOGRAPHS AND 2ICHARD 6EIT PHOTOGRAPHS through Dec. 2 1 . usm.maine.edu/library THROUGH $EC USM MAINE EDU LIBRARY Bowdoin College Museum of Art, Brunswick: "OWDOIN #OLLEGE -USEUM OF !RT "RUNSWICK William Wegman, "Hello Nature," 30-year 7ILLIAM 7EGMAN h(ELLO .ATURE v YEAR retrospective of artist's work, through Oct. 2 1 ; RETROSPECTIVE OF ARTIST S WORK THROUGH /CT "Making a Presence: F. Holland Day in Artistic h-AKING A 0RESENCE & (OLLAND $AY IN !RTISTIC Photography," photographs by and of F. Holland 0HOTOGRAPHY v PHOTOGRAPHS BY AND OF & (OLLAND Day (1864-1933), through Dec. 23. bowdoin.edu/ $AY THROUGH $EC BOWDOIN EDU art-museum ART MUSEUM Pejepscot Historical Society Museum, Brunswick: 0EJEPSCOT (ISTORICAL 3OCIETY -USEUM "RUNSWICK "Promenade: A Walk in Style Through Pejepscot's h0ROMENADE ! 7ALK IN 3TYLE 4HROUGH 0EJEPSCOT S Past," through Oct. 3 1 . pejepscothistorical.org 0AST v THROUGH /CT PEJEPSCOTHISTORICAL ORG Maine Maritime Museum, Bath: "Subdue, Seize -AINE -ARITIME -USEUM "ATH h3UBDUE 3EIZE and Take: Maritime Maine in the Unwelcome AND 4AKE -ARITIME -AINE IN THE 5NWELCOME Interruption of the War of 1812," examines the )NTERRUPTION OF THE 7AR OF v EXAMINES THE maritime world of pre-statehood Maine, through MARITIME WORLD OF PRE STATEHOOD -AINE THROUGH Oct. 12; "Sea Lives," ocean-inspired sculpture /CT h3EA ,IVES v OCEAN INSPIRED SCULPTURE by Sonja Weber Gilkey, through Oct. 2 1 . BY 3ONJA 7EBER 'ILKEY THROUGH /CT mainemaritimemuseum.org MAINEMARITIMEMUSEUM ORG Dyer Library/Saco Museum: "The Moving $YER ,IBRARY 3ACO -USEUM h4HE -OVING Panorama of Pilgrim's Progress," Civil War-era 0ANORAMA OF 0ILGRIM S 0ROGRESS v #IVIL 7AR ERA panorama seen in its entirety for the first time in PANORAMA SEEN IN ITS ENTIRETY FOR THE lRST TIME IN more than a century (also at Pepperell Mills in MORE THAN A CENTURY ALSO AT 0EPPERELL -ILLS IN Bidderford), and "Then, Now and Always a Part of "IDDERFORD AND h4HEN .OW AND !LWAYS A 0ART OF Saco: 250 Years of the First Parish Church," photos 3ACO 9EARS OF THE &IRST 0ARISH #HURCH v PHOTOS and artifacts, through Nov. 10. AND ARTIFACTS THROUGH .OV dyerlibrarysacomuseum.org DYERLIBRARYSACOMUSEUM ORG Ogunquit Museum of American Art: Peggy /GUNQUIT -USEUM OF !MERICAN !RT 0EGGY Bacon: "Portrait of an Art Colony," portraits; "ACON h0ORTRAIT OF AN !RT #OLONY v PORTRAITS "Building an American Modernist Collection," h"UILDING AN !MERICAN -ODERNIST #OLLECTION v highlights from the permanent collection; Henry HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION (ENRY Strater: "Art of the Portrait," collection of portraits; 3TRATER h!RT OF THE 0ORTRAIT v COLLECTION OF PORTRAITS "Contemporary Works from the Permanent h#ONTEMPORARY 7ORKS FROM THE 0ERMANENT Collection," lesser-known and seldom seen #OLLECTION v LESSER KNOWN AND SELDOM SEEN contemporary work; and "Carl Pittore and the CONTEMPORARY WORK AND h#ARL 0ITTORE AND THE Mail Art Movement," art using mail products, -AIL !RT -OVEMENT v ART USING MAIL PRODUCTS through Oct. 3 1 . ogunquitmuseum.org THROUGH /CT OGUNQUITMUSEUM ORG Bates College Museum of Art, Lewiston: "ATES #OLLEGE -USEUM OF !RT ,EWISTON "Starstruck: The Fine Art of Astrophotography," h3TARSTRUCK 4HE &INE !RT OF !STROPHOTOGRAPHY v featuring 106 images by artists from 11 countries FEATURING IMAGES BY ARTISTS FROM COUNTRIES across five continents, through Dec. 15. ACROSS lVE CONTINENTS THROUGH $EC bates.edu/museum/exhibitions BATES EDU MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS Colby College Museum of Art, Waterville: "Interior #OLBY #OLLEGE -USEUM OF !RT 7ATERVILLE h)NTERIOR Visions: Selections from the Collection," pieces 6ISIONS 3ELECTIONS FROM THE #OLLECTION v PIECES from museum collection curated by Alex Katz, FROM MUSEUM COLLECTION CURATED BY !LEX +ATZ through Oct. 7; Alex Katz, "Maine/New York," 28 THROUGH /CT !LEX +ATZ h-AINE .EW 9ORK v paintings and one multi-part sculpture, through PAINTINGS AND ONE MULTI PART SCULPTURE THROUGH Dec. 30. colby.edu $EC COLBY EDU Maine State Museum, Augusta: "Malaga Island: -AINE 3TATE -USEUM !UGUSTA h-ALAGA )SLAND Fragmented Lives," historic photographs, &RAGMENTED ,IVES v HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPHS documents, artifacts and first-person accounts, DOCUMENTS ARTIFACTS AND lRST PERSON ACCOUNTS through May. mainestatemuseum.org THROUGH -AY MAINESTATEMUSEUM ORG Farnsworth Art Museum, Rockland: "Impressionist &ARNSWORTH !RT -USEUM 2OCKLAND h)MPRESSIONIST Summers: Frank W. Benson's North Haven," 3UMMERS &RANK 7 "ENSON S .ORTH (AVEN v paintings, lithographs and etchings, through PAINTINGS LITHOGRAPHS AND ETCHINGS THROUGH Oct. 2 1 ; Andrew Wyeth: "Summers in Port /CT !NDREW 7YETH h3UMMERS IN 0ORT

#LYDE v WATERCOLORS FROM S AND S Clyde," watercolors from 1930s and '40s, through Nov. 4; "Jamie Wyeth, Rockwell Kent THROUGH .OV h*AMIE 7YETH 2OCKWELL +ENT and Monhegan," paintings, through Dec. 30. AND -ONHEGAN v PAINTINGS THROUGH $EC farnsworthmuseum.org FARNSWORTHMUSEUM ORG Abbe Museum, Bar Harbor: 2012 Waponahki !BBE -USEUM "AR (ARBOR 7APONAHKI Student Art Show, through Oct. 22; "Indians and 3TUDENT !RT 3HOW THROUGH /CT h)NDIANS AND Rusticators" and "TranscendingTraditions: The 2USTICATORSv AND h4RANSCENDING 4RADITIONS 4HE Next Generation and Maine Indian Basketry," .EXT 'ENERATION AND -AINE )NDIAN "ASKETRY v through Dec. 29. abbemuseum.org THROUGH $EC ABBEMUSEUM ORG

ART GALLERIES N !24 '!,,%2)%3 OPENINGS/RECEPTIONS /0%.).'3 2%#%04)/.3 Third Annual Resident Art Show, more than 50 4HIRD !NNUAL 2ESIDENT !RT 3HOW MORE THAN original acrylics and watercolors by residents, ORIGINAL ACRYLICS AND WATERCOLORS BY RESIDENTS Kittery Estates, kitteryestates.com. 2 p.m. Thursday. +ITTERY %STATES KITTERYESTATES COM P M 4HURSDAY "Sampler," 38 pieces of prints, paintings and h3AMPLER v PIECES OF PRINTS PAINTINGS AND experimental works, University of Southern Maine EXPERIMENTAL WORKS 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE (Art Gallery), Gorham. usm.maine.edu/gallery. !RT 'ALLERY 'ORHAM USM MAINE EDU GALLERY Opens Thursday. Through Dec. 9. /PENS 4HURSDAY 4HROUGH $EC Ben Potter: " H o m e Field," Perimeter Gallery, "EN 0OTTER h(OME &IELD v 0ERIMETER 'ALLERY Belfast. 338-0555. Opening reception, 6 to 8 p.m. "ELFAST /PENING RECEPTION TO P M Thursday. Through Nov. 25. 4HURSDAY 4HROUGH .OV Art Walk, galleries open to the public, downtown !RT 7ALK GALLERIES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC DOWNTOWN Biddeford. biddefordartwalk.com. 5 to 8 p.m. "IDDEFORD BIDDEFORDARTWALK COM TO P M Friday. &RIDAY Art Walk Lewiston-Auburn, art galleries open to !RT 7ALK ,EWISTON !UBURN ART GALLERIES OPEN TO the public, Lewiston-Auburn. artwalklewiston THE PUBLIC ,EWISTON !UBURN ARTWALKLEWISTON auburn.com. 5 to 8:30 p.m. Friday. AUBURN COM TO P M &RIDAY "Action Landscape and Compelling Visions," h!CTION ,ANDSCAPE AND #OMPELLING 6ISIONS v Salazar Studio, Biddeford. salazargallery.com. 3ALAZAR 3TUDIO "IDDEFORD SALAZARGALLERY COM Opening reception, 5 to 8 p.m. Friday. /PENING RECEPTION TO P M &RIDAY "Photographers Choice," Irvine Gallery at River h0HOTOGRAPHERS #HOICE v )RVINE 'ALLERY AT 2IVER Tree Arts, Kennebunk. rivertreearts.org. Opening 4REE !RTS +ENNEBUNK RIVERTREEARTS ORG /PENING reception, 5 to 7 p.m. Friday. Through Nov. 10. RECEPTION TO P M &RIDAY 4HROUGH .OV "The Vinyl Show," multiple artists show of h4HE 6INYL 3HOW v MULTIPLE ARTISTS SHOW OF recycled vinyl records, Engine, Biddeford Arts. RECYCLED VINYL RECORDS %NGINE "IDDEFORD !RTS feedtheengine.org. Opening reception, 5 to 8 p.m. FEEDTHEENGINE ORG /PENING RECEPTION TO P M Friday. Through Oct. 20. &RIDAY 4HROUGH /CT "Three Painters," work by Noa Warren, Greg h4HREE 0AINTERS v WORK BY .OA 7ARREN 'REG Parker and Kyle Downes, June Fitzpatrick Gallery 0ARKER AND +YLE $OWNES *UNE &ITZPATRICK 'ALLERY atMECA, Portland. 699-5083. Opening reception, AT -%#! 0ORTLAND /PENING RECEPTION 5 to 7 p.m. Friday. Through Oct. 27. TO P M &RIDAY 4HROUGH /CT 2012 Biennial Exhibition, Center for Maine "IENNIAL %XHIBITION #ENTER FOR -AINE Contemporary Art, Rockport. cmcanow.org. #ONTEMPORARY !RT 2OCKPORT CMCANOW ORG Opening reception, 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday. Through /PENING RECEPTION TO P M 3ATURDAY 4HROUGH Nov. 28. .OV Jimmy Grashow, collaborative sculpture *IMMY 'RASHOW COLLABORATIVE SCULPTURE installation with COA students, College of the INSTALLATION WITH #/! STUDENTS #OLLEGE OF THE Atlantic (Ethel H. Blum Gallery), Bar Harbor. 288!TLANTIC %THEL ( "LUM 'ALLERY "AR (ARBOR 5015. Opens Monday. Through Oct. 3 1 . /PENS -ONDAY 4HROUGH /CT "Artist: Artist" Spindleworks exhibit, Little Dog h!RTIST !RTISTv 3PINDLEWORKS EXHIBIT ,ITTLE $OG Coffee Shop, Brunswick, spindleworks.org. Opens #OFFEE 3HOP "RUNSWICK SPINDLEWORKS ORG /PENS Monday. Through Oct. 3 1 . -ONDAY 4HROUGH /CT "The Making of Music," musical instruments and h4HE -AKING OF -USIC v MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND art inspired by music or musical instruments, ART INSPIRED BY MUSIC OR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Aarhus Gallery, Belfast, aarhusgallery.com. Opens !ARHUS 'ALLERY "ELFAST AARHUSGALLERY COM /PENS Tuesday. Through Oct. 28. 4UESDAY 4HROUGH /CT John Whalley: "World of Wonders," Greenhut *OHN 7HALLEY h7ORLD OF 7ONDERS v 'REENHUT Galleries, Portland, greenhutgalleries.com. 'ALLERIES 0ORTLAND GREENHUTGALLERIES COM Opening reception, 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 4. Through /PENING RECEPTION TO P M /CT 4HROUGH Oct. 27. /CT CONTINUING #/.4).5).' University of New England (Art Gallery), 5NIVERSITY OF .EW %NGLAND !RT 'ALLERY Portland: "Upon Reflection," photographs by 0ORTLAND h5PON 2EmECTION v PHOTOGRAPHS BY Judy Ellis Glickman, through Sunday, une.edu/ *UDY %LLIS 'LICKMAN THROUGH 3UNDAY UNE EDU artgallery ARTGALLERY Gleason Fine Art, Portland: Joellyn Duesberry, 'LEASON &INE !RT 0ORTLAND *OELLYN $UESBERRY "40 Years Celebrating Maine," through Saturday. h 9EARS #ELEBRATING -AINE v THROUGH 3ATURDAY 699-5599. Heron Point Gallery, Portland: Randall Harris, (ERON 0OINT 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND 2ANDALL (ARRIS "Life Drawings," through Saturday. 773-0822. h,IFE $RAWINGS v THROUGH 3ATURDAY Portland Public Library: "Inspired by Space: 0ORTLAND 0UBLIC ,IBRARY h)NSPIRED BY 3PACE Artists of the Chestnut Street Lofts," various artists, !RTISTS OF THE #HESTNUT 3TREET ,OFTS v VARIOUS ARTISTS through Sunday, portlandlibrary.com THROUGH 3UNDAY PORTLANDLIBRARY COM Harmon's & Barton's Gallery, Portland: Jo(ARMON S "ARTON S 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND *O Ann Sanborn, Sandi Johnson andTara O'Neill, !NN 3ANBORN 3ANDI *OHNSON AND 4ARA / .EILL "Painterly Perspectives," through Sunday. h0AINTERLY 0ERSPECTIVES v THROUGH 3UNDAY harmonsbartons.com HARMONSBARTONS COM Addison Woolley Gallery, Portland: Andrea van !DDISON 7OOLLEY 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND !NDREA VAN Voorst van Beest and Jim Kelly, gouache paintings, 6OORST VAN "EEST AND *IM +ELLY GOUACHE PAINTINGS intaglio prints and mixed media, through Saturday. 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"Buttons, Rum and Rakes: Freeport's Mercantile h"UTTONS 2UM AND 2AKES &REEPORT S -ERCANTILE Past," through March, freeporthistoricalsociety.org 0AST v THROUGH -ARCH FREEPORTHISTORICALSOCIETY ORG Thos. Moser Showroom, Freeport: "Viewpoints," 4HOS -OSER 3HOWROOM &REEPORT h6IEWPOINTS v group exhibit, through Oct. 28. 865-4519. GROUP EXHIBIT THROUGH /CT Continued from Page E24 :fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3 " Frost Gully Gallery, Freeport: Group exhibition &ROST 'ULLY 'ALLERY &REEPORT 'ROUP EXHIBITION with Janice Anthony, Diane Dahlke, Thomas WITH *ANICE !NTHONY $IANE $AHLKE 4HOMAS Greenhut Galleries, Portland: Jon Imber, 'REENHUT 'ALLERIES 0ORTLAND *ON )MBER Crotty, Robert Dyer, Margaret Gill and others, #ROTTY 2OBERT $YER -ARGARET 'ILL AND OTHERS "Life at the Shore," through Saturday; J. h,IFE AT THE 3HORE v THROUGH 3ATURDAY * through Sunday, frostgullygallery.com THROUGH 3UNDAY FROSTGULLYGALLERY COM Thomas R. Higgins, "Paint and Perception: A 4HOMAS 2 (IGGINS h0AINT AND 0ERCEPTION ! Hawk Ridge Farm, Pownal: "Autumn," sculpture (AWK 2IDGE &ARM 0OWNAL h!UTUMN v SCULPTURE Retrospective Exhibition," through Oct. 10. 2ETROSPECTIVE %XHIBITION v THROUGH /CT by 26 New England artists, through Oct. 8. BY .EW %NGLAND ARTISTS THROUGH /CT greenhutgalleries.com GREENHUTGALLERIES COM junelacombesculpture.com JUNELACOMBESCULPTURE COM Constellation Gallery, Portland: "Fire Before Ice," #ONSTELLATION 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND h&IRE "EFORE )CE v Gallery Framing, Brunswick: "All in the Family," 'ALLERY &RAMING "RUNSWICK h!LL IN THE &AMILY v exhibit by members of Maine Artists Collective, EXHIBIT BY MEMBERS OF -AINE !RTISTS #OLLECTIVE multimedia by Beverly Price, Allison Price and MULTIMEDIA BY "EVERLY 0RICE !LLISON 0RICE AND through Oct. 24. constellationart.com THROUGH /CT CONSTELLATIONART COM Hillary Schwartz, through Sunday. 729-9108. (ILLARY 3CHWARTZ THROUGH 3UNDAY Rose Contemporary, Portland: " N o t the Usual 2OSE #ONTEMPORARY 0ORTLAND h.OT THE 5SUAL Coleman Burke Gallery (Fort Andross), #OLEMAN "URKE 'ALLERY &ORT !NDROSS Politics," work by Annie Bissett, Amze Emmons, 0OLITICS v WORK BY !NNIE "ISSETT !MZE %MMONS Brunswick: Arlee Woodworth, "Paint," through "RUNSWICK !RLEE 7OODWORTH h0AINT v THROUGH Adriane Herman, Dan Mills and Greg Murr, !DRIANE (ERMAN $AN -ILLS AND 'REG -URR Oct. 5. colemanburke.com /CT COLEMANBURKE COM through Oct. 27. 780-0700. THROUGH /CT Icon Contemporary Art, Brunswick: Jeff Keller, 3Fish Gallery, Portland: "Addiction to Perfection," )CON #ONTEMPORARY !RT "RUNSWICK *EFF +ELLER &ISH 'ALLERY 0ORTLAND h!DDICTION TO 0ERFECTION v "Prospect," through Oct. 13. 725-8157. h0ROSPECT v THROUGH /CT encaustic paint and mixed media by Kimberly ENCAUSTIC PAINT AND MIXED MEDIA BY +IMBERLY Little Dog Coffee Shop, Brunswick: "After Hours ,ITTLE $OG #OFFEE 3HOP "RUNSWICK h!FTER (OURS Curry and graphite on paper by Jeanne #URRY AND GRAPHITE ON PAPER BY *EANNE 2010," latest works by Spindleworks artists, v LATEST WORKS BY 3PINDLEWORKS ARTISTS Titherington, through Oct. 27. 3fishgallery.com 4ITHERINGTON THROUGH /CT lSHGALLERY COM through Sunday, spindleworks.org THROUGH 3UNDAY SPINDLEWORKS ORG Mayo Street Arts, Portland: Edwige Charlotte and -AYO 3TREET !RTS 0ORTLAND %DWIGE #HARLOTTE AND Summer Island Studio, Brunswick: "The Dragon 3UMMER )SLAND 3TUDIO "RUNSWICK h4HE $RAGON Rachel Gloria, "Gilded Roots, Native Grace," 2ACHEL 'LORIA h'ILDED 2OOTS .ATIVE 'RACE v Sleeps," watercolors and Asian brush paintings by 3LEEPS v WATERCOLORS AND !SIAN BRUSH PAINTINGS BY through Oct. 28. mayostreetarts.org THROUGH /CT MAYOSTREETARTS ORG Jean Kigel, through Sunday. 373-1810. *EAN +IGEL THROUGH 3UNDAY University of Southern Maine Osher Map 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE /SHER -AP Markings Gallery, Bath: "Wearable Art," jewelry, -ARKINGS 'ALLERY "ATH h7EARABLE !RT v JEWELRY Library, Portland: "Iconic America: The U.S. ,IBRARY 0ORTLAND h)CONIC !MERICA 4HE 5 3 clothing and accessories by a wide array of Maine CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES BY A WIDE ARRAY OF -AINE Outline as National Symbol," through Feb. 28. /UTLINE AS .ATIONAL 3YMBOL v THROUGH &EB artists, through Oct. 31.443-1499. ARTISTS THROUGH /CT usm.maine.edu/maps USM MAINE EDU MAPS Maine Fiberarts, Topsham: Roslyn Logsdon, -AINE &IBERARTS 4OPSHAM 2OSLYN ,OGSDON Green Hand Bookshop, Portland: Brandon 'REEN (AND "OOKSHOP 0ORTLAND "RANDON "Architectural Elements: Hooked Rugs," through h!RCHITECTURAL %LEMENTS (OOKED 2UGS v THROUGH Kawashima, "Phantasmagoria," through Sunday. +AWASHIMA h0HANTASMAGORIA v THROUGH 3UNDAY Saturday, mainefiberarts.org 3ATURDAY MAINElBERARTS ORG 253-6808. Richmond Store Gallery: Barbara Bean and 2ICHMOND 3TORE 'ALLERY "ARBARA "EAN AND Macpage LLC, South Portland: "Landscapes," 20 -ACPAGE ,,# 3OUTH 0ORTLAND h,ANDSCAPES v Edward Mackenzie, "The Art of Dee's Ice Cream %DWARD -ACKENZIE h4HE !RT OF $EE S )CE #REAM local artists in various media, through Oct. 19. LOCAL ARTISTS IN VARIOUS MEDIA THROUGH /CT Packaging," artwork made from material donated macpage.com 0ACKAGING v ARTWORK MADE FROM MATERIAL DONATED MACPAGE COM by Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust, through Oct. BY "RUNSWICK 4OPSHAM ,AND 4RUST THROUGH /CT Richard Boyd Gallery, Peaks Island: Lavendier 2ICHARD "OYD 'ALLERY 0EAKS )SLAND ,AVENDIER 3 1 . richmondstoregallery.com RICHMONDSTOREGALLERY COM Myers, "By the Maine Coast Edge: Intimate Views -YERS h"Y THE -AINE #OAST %DGE )NTIMATE 6IEWS Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, Boothbay: "On from Freeport to Monhegan Island," through #OASTAL -AINE "OTANICAL 'ARDENS "OOTHBAY h/N FROM &REEPORT TO -ONHEGAN )SLAND v THROUGH the Wing," sculpture exhibition and sale, through Sunday, richardboydpottery.com THE 7ING v SCULPTURE EXHIBITION AND SALE THROUGH 3UNDAY RICHARDBOYDPOTTERY COM Oct. 8. mainegardens.org Elizabeth Moss Gallery, Falmouth: Rufus Coes, /CT MAINEGARDENS ORG %LIZABETH -OSS 'ALLERY &ALMOUTH 2UFUS #OES Gleason Fine Art, Boothbay Harbor: Philip Frey, 'LEASON &INE !RT "OOTHBAY (ARBOR 0HILIP &REY "Coastal Route," and Ethel H. Blum, "Travels h#OASTAL 2OUTE v AND %THEL ( "LUM h4RAVELS "New Paintings," through Oct. 13. 633-6849. h.EW 0AINTINGS v THROUGH /CT Near and Far, A Retrospective," through Saturday. .EAR AND &AR ! 2ETROSPECTIVE v THROUGH 3ATURDAY Gold/Smith Gallery, Boothbay Harbor: Laura elizabethmossgalleries.com 'OLD 3MITH 'ALLERY "OOTHBAY (ARBOR ,AURA ELIZABETHMOSSGALLERIES COM Bianchi, Tuscan Realist painter, through Oct. 9. Falmouth Memorial Library: Paintings by Jan ter "IANCHI 4USCAN 2EALIST PAINTER THROUGH /CT &ALMOUTH -EMORIAL ,IBRARY 0AINTINGS BY *AN TER 633-6252. Weele, through Sunday, falmouth.lib.me.us 7EELE THROUGH 3UNDAY FALMOUTH LIB ME US Pemaquid Art Gallery: Group show, through Maine Audubon, Falmouth: " O n the Wing," 0EMAQUID !RT 'ALLERY 'ROUP SHOW THROUGH -AINE !UDUBON &ALMOUTH h/N THE 7ING v Oct. 8. 677-2752. /CT sculpture exhibition and sale, through Sunday. SCULPTURE EXHIBITION AND SALE THROUGH 3UNDAY University of New England (Campus Center), junelacombesculpture.com 5NIVERSITY OF .EW %NGLAND #AMPUS #ENTER JUNELACOMBESCULPTURE COM Biddeford: Johanna F. Hoffman, Maine artist and Yarmouth Frame Shop and Gallery: "Mid-Summer "IDDEFORD *OHANNA & (OFFMAN -AINE ARTIST AND 9ARMOUTH &RAME 3HOP AND 'ALLERY h-ID 3UMMER illustrator, through Sunday. 602-2269. ILLUSTRATOR THROUGH 3UNDAY Perspectives," multiple artists, through Sunday. 0ERSPECTIVES v MULTIPLE ARTISTS THROUGH 3UNDAY York Art Association, York Harbor: "Works on 846-7777. 9ORK !RT !SSOCIATION 9ORK (ARBOR h7ORKS ON Paper," through Oct. 7. yorkartassociation.com North Yarmouth Academy (Curtis Gallery), 0APER v THROUGH /CT YORKARTASSOCIATION COM .ORTH 9ARMOUTH !CADEMY #URTIS 'ALLERY York Public Library: Paintings by Peter Agrafiotis, Yarmouth: Susan Myer Riley and Travis Roy, 9ORK 0UBLIC ,IBRARY 0AINTINGS BY 0ETER !GRAlOTIS 9ARMOUTH 3USAN -YER 2ILEY AND 4RAVIS 2OY through Oct. 31.847-5423. 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PHOTOGRAPHS BY -ICHAEL !LPERT THROUGH /CT Haley Farm Gallery, Kittery: Fabric and clay (ALEY &ARM 'ALLERY +ITTERY &ABRIC AND CLAY turtlegallery.com TURTLEGALLERY COM exhibit, through Oct. 31. haleygallery.com EXHIBIT THROUGH /CT HALEYGALLERY COM Savory Maine, Damariscotta: "Places of the 3AVORY -AINE $AMARISCOTTA h0LACES OF THE Atlantic Motorcar, Wiscasset: Maine Art Gallery !TLANTIC -OTORCAR 7ISCASSET -AINE !RT 'ALLERY Heart: From the Caribbean to Maine and Italy," (EART &ROM THE #ARIBBEAN TO -AINE AND )TALY v artists exhibit depicting the "open road" and ARTISTS EXHIBIT DEPICTING THE hOPEN ROADv AND oil paintings by Cheryl Blaydon, through Oct. 2. OIL PAINTINGS BY #HERYL "LAYDON THROUGH /CT beyond, through Oct. 30. 882-7511. BEYOND THROUGH /CT savorymainedining.com SAVORYMAINEDINING COM Maine Art Gallery, Wiscasset: "Wiscasset's -AINE !RT 'ALLERY 7ISCASSET h7ISCASSET S Merrymeeting Arts Center, Bowdoinham: "Three -ERRYMEETING !RTS #ENTER "OWDOINHAM h4HREE Museum in the Streets," historical Wiscasset -USEUM IN THE 3TREETS v HISTORICAL 7ISCASSET Town Artists," Carlo Pittore, Bryce Muir and Carter 4OWN !RTISTS v #ARLO 0ITTORE "RYCE -UIR AND #ARTER photos, through Oct. 30. maineartgallery.org PHOTOS THROUGH /CT MAINEARTGALLERY ORG Smith, through Sunday, merrymeetingartscenter.org 3MITH THROUGH 3UNDAY MERRYMEETINGARTSCENTER ORG Stitchers Corner, Wiscasset: Jill Snyder Wallace, 3TITCHERS #ORNER 7ISCASSET *ILL 3NYDER 7ALLACE Yvette Torres Fine Art, Rockland: John Urbain, "For The Love of Needle and Thread," embroidery, 9VETTE 4ORRES &INE !RT 2OCKLAND *OHN 5RBAIN h&OR 4HE ,OVE OF .EEDLE AND 4HREAD v EMBROIDERY "No Ideas But in Things," through Oct. 14. 332h.O )DEAS "UT IN 4HINGS v THROUGH /CT through Oct. 27. 882-4141. THROUGH /CT 4014. Wiscasset Bay Gallery: "Fresh Paint and Recent 7ISCASSET "AY 'ALLERY h&RESH 0AINT AND 2ECENT Art Space Gallery, Rockland: Work by Audrey !RT 3PACE 'ALLERY 2OCKLAND 7ORK BY !UDREY Acquisitions," recent acquisitions of 19th- and !CQUISITIONS v RECENT ACQUISITIONS OF TH AND Bechler, J i l l Caldwell, Laurie Lofman Bellmore and "ECHLER *ILL #ALDWELL ,AURIE ,OFMAN "ELLMORE AND 20th-century American and European paintings, TH CENTURY !MERICAN AND %UROPEAN PAINTINGS Joan Wright, through Sunday, artspacemaine.com *OAN 7RIGHT THROUGH 3UNDAY ARTSPACEMAINE COM plus new works by contemporary New England PLUS NEW WORKS BY CONTEMPORARY .EW %NGLAND CRAFT Gallery, Rockland: Jesse Gillespie, #2!&4 'ALLERY 2OCKLAND *ESSE 'ILLESPIE artists, through Nov. 2. wiscassetbaygallery.com ARTISTS THROUGH .OV WISCASSETBAYGALLERY COM "Uncommon Beauty," through Nov. 5. h5NCOMMON "EAUTY v THROUGH .OV Harlow Gallery, Hallowell: "Two Worlds of (ARLOW 'ALLERY (ALLOWELL h4WO 7ORLDS OF craftonelm.com CRAFTONELM COM Home," recent works of Ross Grams, through (OME v RECENT WORKS OF 2OSS 'RAMS THROUGH Saturday, harlowgallery.org University of Maine (Blake Library), Fort Kent: 3ATURDAY HARLOWGALLERY ORG 5NIVERSITY OF -AINE "LAKE ,IBRARY &ORT +ENT Unity College (Leonard R. 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with a reception from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at Engine in Biddeford and remains on view through Oct. 20. Two dozen Maine artists participate in the exhibition. They had few rules, other than one: The record itself – not the jacket – had to be the primary material. “I really wanted people to focus on the vinyl itself, just that black orb,” Ray said. Sculptor Patrick Plourde turned his vinyl into colorful, three-dimensional flowers. Kimberly Convery used the vinyl as a surface for drawings. Rachael Eastman broke apart her vinyl and created a spine-like vertical piece, using the bits of the record, painted gold, to resemble a bone-like structure. The project attracted some well-established Maine artists, including Mike Libby of Insect Lab, Lin Lisberger, Abby Shahn, James Chute, Johanna Moore of Artifacts Restoration and others. As each new piece came to her, Ray delighted in the artists’ creativity. “People are drilling holes, people are melting, people are cutting,” she said. “Some are using it as a surface, and others are treating it as a round canvas. Some seem to be responding to a specific music memory or an album memory. Others are responding to the physicality of the vinyl itself.” The genesis of this idea began in a thrift store. Ray, who lives in Monmouth, ran across a stack of old records while browsing The Vestry in Monmouth. It was not a stellar collection, and the pile had been there for months. She figured there were at least 1,000 albums. One day when she visited the store, they were being offered for free. Those that did not get claimed were bound for the local dump. “It haunted me to think they would end

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“THE VINYL SHOW” WHEN: Opens with a reception from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday. On view through Oct. 20. In the spirit of the show, a DJ will spin records during the opening reception. WHERE: Engine, 265 Main St., Biddeford HOW MUCH: Free INFO: 229-3560; feedtheengine.org

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up in the landfill if no one claimed them that day, even if they were mostly just crap,” she said. “I was in my studio later that day and thought, ‘Wow, they would be a great material.’ So I went back and filled my truck.” Ray put out the call casually, mostly through her Facebook connections. At Engine, executive director Tammy Ackerman also recruited artists. People responded immediately. “Artists had this intimate feeling that it would be a good material to handle and work with,” Ray said. Curiously, many artists chose albums that had meaning to them – a favorite artist or album. It’s curious because the album title and musician or band name are not apparent in the final pieces. Everybody seemed careful about what they picked from the pile, Ray said. “There is just such a spirit to them, such a reverence. It’s just so different now,” Ray said. “You had to use two hands. You usually had to crouch down on your knees and place the record carefully on the turntable. “Virtual is great. New is great. But back then, there was an intimacy associated with handling an object.” Staff Writer Bob Keyes can be contacted at 791-6457 or: bkeyes@pressherald.com Twitter: pphbkeyes

organization, and its charismatic leader. Showing at: Eveningstar (Brunswick) Thurs 1, 4, 7 Fri-Sat 1, 3:45, 6:30, 9:15 Sun-Wed 1, 3:45, 6:30; Nickelodeon (Portland) Thurs-Wed 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, 9:20; Cinemagic Westbrook Thurs 12:10, 3:20, 6:30, 9:30 Fri-Wed 12:10, 3:20, 6:30, 9:30 “THE ODD LIFE OF TIMOTHY GREEN” (PG) (1:40) Stars Jennifer Garner, Joel Edgerton and CJ Adams. Directed by Peter Hedges. A childless couple bury a box in their backyard, containing all of their wishes for an infant. Soon, a child is born, though Timothy Green is not all that he appears. Showing at: Windham 5 Star Thurs 4:25, 6:55 Fri 4:25, 6;55, 9:05 Sat 1:15, 4:25, 6;55, 9:05 Sun 1:15, 4:25, 6:55 Mon-Wed 4:25, 6;55; Cinemagic Westbrook Thurs 11:50, 2:10, 4:40, 7:15, 9:45 Fri-Wed 4:40, 7:10 “PITCH PERFECT” (PG) (1:52) Stars Anna Kendrick, Brittany Snow and Rebel Wilson. Directed by Jason Moore. A college freshman is cajoled into joining the school’s all-girl singing group. Showing at: Cinemagic Westbrook Fri-Wed 12:20, 3:20, 7, 9:40 “PARANORMAN” (PG) (1:33) Stars Kodi SmitMcPhee, Anna Kendrick, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Tucker Albrizzi. Directed by Chris Butler and Sam Fell. A misunderstood boy who can speak with the dead takes on ghosts, zombies and grown-ups to save his town from a centuries-old curse. Showing at: Windham 5 Star Thurs 4:30; Cinemagic Westbrook Thurs 12, 2:10, 4:30, 6:45 Fri-Wed 2:20, 4:40, 7:10

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with a crane and then letting them smash XJUI B DSBOF BOE UIFO MFUUJOH UIFN TNBTI onto a car below. POUP B DBS CFMPX "They like it at the recycling center better i5IFZ MJLF JU BU UIF SFDZDMJOH DFOUFS CFUUFS if we have it crushed," Pinkham said. "We do JG XF IBWF JU DSVTIFE w 1JOLIBN TBJE i8F EP it green. We make sure we drain all the fluids JU HSFFO 8F NBLF TVSF XF ESBJO BMM UIF nVJET out." PVU w A couple of years ago, the sacrificial car was " DPVQMF PG ZFBST BHP UIF TBDSJmDJBM DBS XBT a retired police cruiser. Festival organizers B SFUJSFE QPMJDF DSVJTFS 'FTUJWBM PSHBOJ[FST raffled off the chance to hoist the pumpkins SBGnFE PGG UIF DIBODF UP IPJTU UIF QVNQLJOT that would smash the car. "It's surprising how UIBU XPVME TNBTI UIF DBS i*U T TVSQSJTJOH IPX popular the raffle was," Pinkham said. QPQVMBS UIF SBGnF XBT w 1JOLIBN TBJE When asked why the festival has grown 8IFO BTLFE XIZ UIF GFTUJWBM IBT HSPXO over the years, adding ever more outrageous PWFS UIF ZFBST BEEJOH FWFS NPSF PVUSBHFPVT events, Pinkham said, "there are awful long FWFOUT 1JOLIBN TBJE iUIFSF BSF BXGVM MPOH winters up here in Maine, so each year, we XJOUFST VQ IFSF JO .BJOF TP FBDI ZFBS XF think about what we could do." UIJOL BCPVU XIBU XF DPVME EP w More than 20,000 people attend the festival .PSF UIBO QFPQMF BUUFOE UIF GFTUJWBM over the course of the week, and news reports PWFS UIF DPVSTF PG UIF XFFL BOE OFXT SFQPSUT about Pumpkinfest have appeared across the BCPVU 1VNQLJOGFTU IBWF BQQFBSFE BDSPTT UIF country and around the world. DPVOUSZ BOE BSPVOE UIF XPSME "It's just a great time to celebrate noni*U T KVTU B HSFBU UJNF UP DFMFCSBUF OPO sense," Pinkham said. "People spend their TFOTF w 1JOLIBN TBJE i1FPQMF TQFOE UIFJS whole lives trying to make sense of things. But XIPMF MJWFT USZJOH UP NBLF TFOTF PG UIJOHT #VU don't worry about that. Just come up and have EPO U XPSSZ BCPVU UIBU +VTU DPNF VQ BOE IBWF fun. Don't try to make sense of it." GVO %PO U USZ UP NBLF TFOTF PG JU w Because when it comes to smashing pump#FDBVTF XIFO JU DPNFT UP TNBTIJOH QVNQ kins, the appeal defies logic. And gravity. LJOT UIF BQQFBM EFmFT MPHJD "OE HSBWJUZ Staff Writer Avery Yale Kamila can be AbOTT E`WbS` /dS`g GOZS 9O[WZO QO\ PS contacted at 791-6297 or at: Q]\bOQbSR Ob %' $ '% ]` Ob( akamila@pressherald.com OYO[WZO.^`SaaVS`OZR Q][ Twitter: Avery YaleKamila BeWbbS`( /dS`gGOZS9O[WZO

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N "%.%&)43 BENEFITS X "ENElT !RT %XHIBIT AND 3ALE SALE AND SILENT 10x10 Benefit Art Exhibit and Sale, sale and si lent AUCTION OF WORKS BY LOCAL ARTISTS BENElTS !RTS !RE auction of works by local artists; benefits Arts Are %LEMENTARY #URTIS -EMORIAL ,IBRARY AND 3T 0AUL S Elementary; Curtis Memorial Library and St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Brunswick. Free admission. %PISCOPAL #HURCH "RUNSWICK &REE ADMISSION 10x10brunswick.org. Bidding on silent auction X BRUNSWICK ORG "IDDING ON SILENT AUCTION BEGINS 4HURSDAY SHOW PREVIEWS TO P M begins Thursday; show previews 5 to 8 p.m. 4HURSDAY AND NOON TO P M &RIDAY ART EXHIBIT Thursday and noon to 3 p.m. Friday; art exhibit AND SALE TO P M &RIDAY and sale 5 to 8 p.m. Friday. 4OURS OF THE +ENNEBUNK 7EDDING #AKE (OUSE Tours of the Kennebunk Wedding Cake House, benefit for Hunger Relief of York County, Wedding BENElT FOR (UNGER 2ELIEF OF 9ORK #OUNTY 7EDDING #AKE (OUSE +ENNEBUNK A M Cake House, Kennebunk. $10. 985-3700. 10 a.m. TO P M 4HURSDAY TO /CT 4HROUGH /CT to 4 p.m. Thursday to Oct. 4. Through Oct. 15. Woofminster Dog Show and Cover Dog 7OOFMINSTER $OG 3HOW AND #OVER $OG Challenge, several contests for dogs, silent #HALLENGE SEVERAL CONTESTS FOR DOGS SILENT auction, prizes, music, animal communicator AUCTION PRIZES MUSIC ANIMAL COMMUNICATOR and raffle; benefits NEADS: Dogs for Deaf and AND RAFmE BENElTS .%!$3 $OGS FOR $EAF AND Disabled Americans; Camp Ketcha, Scarborough. $ISABLED !MERICANS #AMP +ETCHA 3CARBOROUGH $10; $5 for dogs and children (space is limited). FOR DOGS AND CHILDREN SPACE IS LIMITED planetdog.com. 1 to 4 p.m. (registration at 12:30 PLANETDOG COM TO P M REGISTRATION AT p.m.) Saturday. P M 3ATURDAY Karen's "Energy 4 Life" Cancer Run/ +AREN S h%NERGY ,IFEv #ANCER 2UN Walk 5K, Snow Marine Park, Rockland. 7ALK + 3NOW -ARINE 0ARK 2OCKLAND maritimeenergy.com. 9 a.m. Saturday. MARITIMEENERGY COM A M 3ATURDAY Portland Ovations "POP!", music by Michael 0ORTLAND /VATIONS h0/0 v MUSIC BY -ICHAEL Odokara-Okigbo, food, circus and dance /DOKARA /KIGBO FOOD CIRCUS AND DANCE performances; benefits Portland Ovations' school PERFORMANCES BENElTS 0ORTLAND /VATIONS SCHOOL and community-based arts-programs; Portland AND COMMUNITY BASED ARTS PROGRAMS 0ORTLAND Company Complex. $35 in advance; $40 day of #OMPANY #OMPLEX IN ADVANCE DAY OF show. 773-3150. 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. SHOW P M 4UESDAY

FAIRS/FESTIVALS N &!)23 &%34)6!,3 THURSDAY 4(523$!9 Cumberland County Fair, harness racing, exhibit #UMBERLAND #OUNTY &AIR HARNESS RACING EXHIBIT halls, midway, livestock and 4H exhibits, pulling HALLS MIDWAY LIVESTOCK AND ( EXHIBITS PULLING events, food and live entertainment, Cumberland EVENTS FOOD AND LIVE ENTERTAINMENT #UMBERLAND Fairgrounds, Cumberland. $9; $3 for seniors on &AIRGROUNDS #UMBERLAND FOR SENIORS ON Thursday; free for ages 12 and under. Schedule at 4HURSDAY FREE FOR AGES AND UNDER 3CHEDULE AT cumberlandfair.com. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday CUMBERLANDFAIR COM A M TO P M 4HURSDAY to Saturday. TO 3ATURDAY FRIDAY &2)$!9 Vinfest 2012, family-friendly festival celebrates 6INFEST FAMILY FRIENDLY FESTIVAL CELEBRATES the fall harvest with grape stomping, music, THE FALL HARVEST WITH GRAPE STOMPING MUSIC winery tours, demos and more, Cellardoor WINERY TOURS DEMOS AND MORE #ELLARDOOR Winery and Vineyards, Lincolnville. Schedule at 7INERY AND 6INEYARDS ,INCOLNVILLE 3CHEDULE AT mainewine.com/events/special-events. $10 (Friday MAINEWINE COM EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS &RIDAY is sold out). Friday and Saturday. IS SOLD OUT &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Apple Pumpkin Festival, vendors, crafters, !PPLE 0UMPKIN &ESTIVAL VENDORS CRAFTERS agricultural products, historical displays, food, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS HISTORICAL DISPLAYS FOOD raffles and more, Recreation Fields, Livermore RAFmES AND MORE 2ECREATION &IELDS ,IVERMORE Falls. Various prices. Schedule at tinyurl.com/ &ALLS 6ARIOUS PRICES 3CHEDULE AT TINYURL COM applepumpkinfestival. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. APPLEPUMPKINFESTIVAL A M TO P M Cornish Apple Festival, vendors, performances, #ORNISH !PPLE &ESTIVAL VENDORS PERFORMANCES auction, food contests, road race and more, AUCTION FOOD CONTESTS ROAD RACE AND MORE Thompson Park, Cornish. Free, cornish-maine.org. 4HOMPSON 0ARK #ORNISH &REE CORNISH MAINE ORG 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A M TO P M Maine Lakes Brew Fest, taste Maine beers and -AINE ,AKES "REW &EST TASTE -AINE BEERS AND listen to live music by The Disclaimers, Random LISTEN TO LIVE MUSIC BY 4HE $ISCLAIMERS 2ANDOM Order and more, 21-plus (ID required); Point /RDER AND MORE PLUS )$ REQUIRED 0OINT Sebago Resort beach, Casco. $25 in advance; 3EBAGO 2ESORT BEACH #ASCO IN ADVANCE $30 day of event; $5 for non-drinking tickets. DAY OF EVENT FOR NON DRINKING TICKETS mainelakesbrewfest.com. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. MAINELAKESBREWFEST COM A M TO P M Sanford Unitarian Universalist Church Fall 3ANFORD 5NITARIAN 5NIVERSALIST #HURCH &ALL Festival Fair, food and fine arts and crafts, Nasson &ESTIVAL &AIR FOOD AND lNE ARTS AND CRAFTS .ASSON Community Center, Springvale. Free admission. #OMMUNITY #ENTER 3PRINGVALE &REE ADMISSION 324-3191. 9a.m. to 3 p.m. A M TO P M Harborfest, local artists, entertainment, pie-tasting (ARBORFEST LOCAL ARTISTS ENTERTAINMENT PIE TASTING contest, treasure hunt, boat rides, children's CONTEST TREASURE HUNT BOAT RIDES CHILDREN S games and more, Whale Park, Boothbay Harbor. GAMES AND MORE 7HALE 0ARK "OOTHBAY (ARBOR Various prices. Schedule at boothbayharborevents 6ARIOUS PRICES 3CHEDULE AT BOOTHBAYHARBOREVENTS .com. 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. COM A M TO P M Designing Women Fine Art and Craft Show, more $ESIGNING 7OMEN &INE !RT AND #RAFT 3HOW MORE than 20 local female artists and craftswomen, THAN LOCAL FEMALE ARTISTS AND CRAFTSWOMEN Consolidated School, Kennebunkport. $2. #ONSOLIDATED 3CHOOL +ENNEBUNKPORT designingwomen.org. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. DESIGNINGWOMEN ORG A M TO P M Damariscotta Pumpkinfest, pumpkin boat regatta, $AMARISCOTTA 0UMPKINFEST PUMPKIN BOAT REGATTA giant pumpkins, pumpkin smashing and more, GIANT PUMPKINS PUMPKIN SMASHING AND MORE downtown Damariscotta and surrounding areas. DOWNTOWN $AMARISCOTTA AND SURROUNDING AREAS

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director Carter Smith, Merrymeeting Arts Center, DIRECTOR #ARTER 3MITH -ERRYMEETING !RTS #ENTER Bowdoinham. $7. 841-5914. 7 p.m. Friday. "OWDOINHAM P M &RIDAY h4HE 2UINSv RATED 2 lLM SCREENING "The Ruins" (2008, rated R), film screening and discussion with director Carter Smith, AND DISCUSSION WITH DIRECTOR #ARTER 3MITH Merrymeeting Arts Center, Bowdoinham. $7. 841-ERRYMEETING !RTS #ENTER "OWDOINHAM 5914. 7 p.m. Saturday. P M 3ATURDAY "The Dream Factory" (2012), ski and snowboard h4HE $REAM &ACTORYv SKI AND SNOWBOARD film, Port City Music Hall, Portland. $19 to $25. lLM 0ORT #ITY -USIC (ALL 0ORTLAND TO portcitymusichall.com. 9:30 p.m. Saturday. PORTCITYMUSICHALL COM P M 3ATURDAY 'LOBAL ,ENS )NTERNATIONAL &ILM 3ERIES Global Lens International Film Series, international films, Bates College (Olin Arts INTERNATIONAL lLMS "ATES #OLLEGE /LIN !RTS Center), Lewiston. Free, bates.edu/museum. "Fat, #ENTER ,EWISTON &REE BATES EDU MUSEUM h&AT "ALD 3HORT -ANv #OLUMBIA P M Bald, Short Man" (2011, Columbia), 7:30 p.m. Monday. Through Dec. 3. -ONDAY 4HROUGH $EC Manhattan Short Film Festival, 10 short films -ANHATTAN 3HORT &ILM &ESTIVAL SHORT lLMS from around the world, Strand Theatre, Rockland. FROM AROUND THE WORLD 3TRAND 4HEATRE 2OCKLAND $7.50 to $8.50. rocklandstrand.com. 7 p.m. Oct. 4. TO ROCKLANDSTRAND COM P M /CT

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THURSDAY 4(523$!9 Phillip Hoose, author of "Moonbird: A Year on the 0HILLIP (OOSE AUTHOR OF h-OONBIRD ! 9EAR ON THE Wing of Great Survivor B95," Rines Auditorium, 7ING OF 'REAT 3URVIVOR " v 2INES !UDITORIUM Portland Public Library, portlandlibrary.com. 6 0ORTLAND 0UBLIC ,IBRARY PORTLANDLIBRARY COM p.m. P M shutters to ck. com aVcbbS`ab]QY Q][ "The Poet as Art: A Poetry Series," with Brian h4HE 0OET AS !RT ! 0OETRY 3ERIES v WITH "RIAN Get to Camp Ketcha on Saturday in Scarborough for the Woofminster Dog 5Sb b] 1O[^ 9SbQVO ]\ AObc`ROg W\ AQO`P]`]cUV T]` bVS E]]T[W\abS` 2]U Turner, Bates College (Edmund S. Muskie 4URNER "ATES #OLLEGE %DMUND 3 -USKIE Show and Cover Dog Challenge, featuring contests for dogs, silent auction, AV]e O\R 1]dS` 2]U 1VOZZS\US TSObc`W\U Q]\bSaba T]` R]Ua aWZS\b OcQbW]\ !RCHIVES ,EWISTON LAARTS ORG P M prizes, music, an animal communicator and raffle. The event is for the benefit of Archives), Lewiston. laarts.org. 7:30 p.m. ^`WhSa [caWQ O\ O\W[OZ Q][[c\WQOb]` O\R `OTÀS BVS SdS\b Wa T]` bVS PS\S¿b ]T Kate Braestrup, author of "Here If You Need Me: +ATE "RAESTRUP AUTHOR OF h(ERE )F 9OU .EED -E NEADS: Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans. <3/2A( 2]Ua T]` 2SOT O\R 2WaOPZSR /[S`WQO\a A True Story" and "Marriage and Other Acts of ! 4RUE 3TORYv AND h-ARRIAGE AND /THER !CTS OF Charity," Trinity Episcopal Church, Portland. 828#HARITY v 4RINITY %PISCOPAL #HURCH 0ORTLAND Free. Schedule at damariscottapumpkinfest.com. "Everybody Loves Pirates," Frogtown Mountain &REE 3CHEDULE AT DAMARISCOTTAPUMPKINFEST COM h%VERYBODY ,OVES 0IRATES v &ROGTOWN -OUNTAIN 1090. 7 p.m. P M Saturday to Oct. 8. Puppeteers puppet show aimed at children, Leura 3ATURDAY TO /CT 0UPPETEERS PUPPET SHOW AIMED AT CHILDREN ,EURA Monica Wood, author of "When We Were the -ONICA 7OOD AUTHOR OF h7HEN 7E 7ERE THE Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center, Fryeburg. (ILL %ASTMAN 0ERFORMING !RTS #ENTER &RYEBURG Kennedys," Maine Historical Society, Portland. +ENNEDYS v -AINE (ISTORICAL 3OCIETY 0ORTLAND SUNDAY $8; $4 for students; free for children under age 2. 35.$!9 FOR STUDENTS FREE FOR CHILDREN UNDER AGE mainehistory.org. 7 p.m. MAINEHISTORY ORG P M Pemaquid Oyster Festival, oysters from the 0EMAQUID /YSTER &ESTIVAL OYSTERS FROM THE fryeburgacademy.org/pac. 2 and 7 p.m. FRYEBURGACADEMY ORG PAC AND P M David Hackett Fischer, author of "Champlain's $AVID (ACKETT &ISCHER AUTHOR OF h#HAMPLAIN S Damariscotta River, entertainment, educational $AMARISCOTTA 2IVER ENTERTAINMENT EDUCATIONAL "Art at Home in Hallowell," tour seven h!RT AT (OME IN (ALLOWELL v TOUR SEVEN Dream," University of Maine (Fox Auditorium), $REAM v 5NIVERSITY OF -AINE &OX !UDITORIUM exhibits and boat tours; benefits the Edward A. EXHIBITS AND BOAT TOURS BENElTS THE %DWARD ! Hallowell residences, begins at Harlow Gallery, (ALLOWELL RESIDENCES BEGINS AT (ARLOW 'ALLERY Fort Kent. 834-7557. 7 p.m. &ORT +ENT P M Myers Marine Conservation Fund; Schooner -YERS -ARINE #ONSERVATION &UND 3CHOONER Hallowell. $25 in advance; $30 day of. tour. (ALLOWELL IN ADVANCE DAY OF TOUR Eva Murray, author of "Island Schoolhouse: %VA -URRAY AUTHOR OF h)SLAND 3CHOOLHOUSE Landing, Damariscotta. Free, pemaquidoyster ,ANDING $AMARISCOTTA &REE PEMAQUIDOYSTER harlowgallery.org/wordpressl. 10a.m. to 2 p.m. HARLOWGALLERY ORG WORDPRESS A M TO P M One Room for All," Longfellow Books, Portland. /NE 2OOM FOR !LL v ,ONGFELLOW "OOKS 0ORTLAND festival.com. Noon to dusk. FESTIVAL COM .OON TO DUSK Pumpkin Patch Trolley, ride a streetcar to find 0UMPKIN 0ATCH 4ROLLEY RIDE A STREETCAR TO lND longfellowbooks.com. 7 p.m. LONGFELLOWBOOKS COM P M Fryeburg Fair, Maine's largest agricultural fair with THE PERFECT PUMPKIN 3EASHORE 4ROLLEY -USEUM &RYEBURG &AIR -AINE S LARGEST AGRICULTURAL FAIR WITH the perfect pumpkin, Seashore Trolley Museum, harness racing, nightly entertainment, midway, HARNESS RACING NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT MIDWAY Kennebunkport. $10; $8 for seniors ages 60 and +ENNEBUNKPORT FOR SENIORS AGES AND FRIDAY &2)$!9 museum and exhibits, Fryeburg Fairgrounds. $10; MUSEUM AND EXHIBITS &RYEBURG &AIRGROUNDS older; $7.50 for ages 6 to 16; free for ages 5 and OLDER FOR AGES TO FREE FOR AGES AND Agnes Bushell, author of "Death in Arcadia," !GNES "USHELL AUTHOR OF h$EATH IN !RCADIA v free for children under age 12; free for ages 65 FREE FOR CHILDREN UNDER AGE FREE FOR AGES under, trolleymuseum.org. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. UNDER TROLLEYMUSEUM ORG A M TO P M Portland Public Library, portlandlibrary.com. 0ORTLAND 0UBLIC ,IBRARY PORTLANDLIBRARY COM and older on Tuesday, fryeburgfair.com. Gates AND OLDER ON 4UESDAY FRYEBURGFAIR COM 'ATES Saturday and Sunday. 3ATURDAY AND 3UNDAY Noon. .OON open at 9 a.m. Sunday to Oct. 7. OPEN AT A M 3UNDAY TO /CT Maine Alpaca Farm Days, alpaca farms -AINE !LPACA &ARM $AYS ALPACA FARMS "The Poet as Art: A Poetry Series," with Brian h4HE 0OET AS !RT ! 0OETRY 3ERIES v WITH "RIAN open throughout the state. Free. Locations at OPEN THROUGHOUT THE STATE &REE ,OCATIONS AT Turner, Callahan Hall, Lewiston Public Library. 4URNER #ALLAHAN (ALL ,EWISTON 0UBLIC ,IBRARY mainealpacafarms.com. Most farms open 10 a.m. MAINEALPACAFARMS COM -OST FARMS OPEN A M SPECIAL EVENTS N 30%#)!, %6%.43 laarts.org. 6 p.m. LAARTS ORG P M to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. TO P M 3ATURDAY AND 3UNDAY John Ford Sr., author of "Suddenly the Cider *OHN &ORD 3R AUTHOR OF h3UDDENLY THE #IDER THURSDAY 4(523$!9 Didn't Taste So Good: Adventures of a Game $IDN T 4ASTE 3O 'OOD !DVENTURES OF A 'AME Wings of Freedom Tour, fully restored WWII 7INGS OF &REEDOM 4OUR FULLY RESTORED 77)) SUNDAY 35.$!9 Warden in Maine," Woodfords Club, Portland. 7ARDEN IN -AINE v 7OODFORDS #LUB 0ORTLAND bombers and fighters with stories from WWII BOMBERS AND lGHTERS WITH STORIES FROM 77)) Damariscotta Day, music by The Haymakers, $AMARISCOTTA $AY MUSIC BY 4HE (AYMAKERS woodfordsclub.org. 7 p.m. veterans; flights available at additional cost; WOODFORDSCLUB ORG P M VETERANS mIGHTS AVAILABLE AT ADDITIONAL COST Chapman-Hall House, Damariscotta. Free. 882#HAPMAN (ALL (OUSE $AMARISCOTTA &REE Sanford Regional Airport. $12; $6 for children. 3ANFORD 2EGIONAL !IRPORT FOR CHILDREN 7060. Noon to 4 p.m. .OON TO P M TUESDAY collingsfoundation.org. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday; 45%3$!9 COLLINGSFOUNDATION ORG A M TO P M 4HURSDAY Scarecrow Sunday, scarecrow making (supplies 3CARECROW 3UNDAY SCARECROW MAKING SUPPLIES James S. Leamon, author of "The Reverend Jacob 9 a.m. to noon Friday. *AMES 3 ,EAMON AUTHOR OF h4HE 2EVEREND *ACOB A M TO NOON &RIDAY provided), Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, PROVIDED #OASTAL -AINE "OTANICAL 'ARDENS Bailey, Maine Loyalist: For God, King, Country, "AILEY -AINE ,OYALIST &OR 'OD +ING #OUNTRY Boothbay. $10 per scarecrow plus gardens "OOTHBAY PER SCARECROW PLUS GARDENS FRIDAY and for Self," Maine Historical Society, Portland. AND FOR 3ELF v -AINE (ISTORICAL 3OCIETY 0ORTLAND &2)$!9 admission, mainegardens.org. 1 to 3 p.m. ADMISSION MAINEGARDENS ORG TO P M mainehistory.org. Noon. "Suite Limpet," theatrical site-specific installation MAINEHISTORY ORG .OON h3UITE ,IMPET v THEATRICAL SITE SPECIlC INSTALLATION piece using sculpture, performance, music and PIECE USING SCULPTURE PERFORMANCE MUSIC AND FILMS WEDNESDAY science, Otter Creek Hall, Mount Desert Island. N &),-3 7%$.%3$!9 SCIENCE /TTER #REEK (ALL -OUNT $ESERT )SLAND Susan Poulin, author of "Finding Your Inner $9 to $14; reservations required, limpet.brown TO RESERVATIONS REQUIRED LIMPET BROWN 3USAN 0OULIN AUTHOR OF h&INDING 9OUR )NNER Camden International Film Festival, dozens of #AMDEN )NTERNATIONAL &ILM &ESTIVAL DOZENS OF papertickets.com. 5:45 p.m. Friday to Sunday. Moose: Ida LeClair's Guide to Livin' the Good PAPERTICKETS COM P M &RIDAY TO 3UNDAY -OOSE )DA ,E#LAIR S 'UIDE TO ,IVIN THE 'OOD films, special guests, panels, parties and other lLMS SPECIAL GUESTS PANELS PARTIES AND OTHER Through Oct. 7. Life," Portland Public Library, portlandlibrary.com. 4HROUGH /CT ,IFE v 0ORTLAND 0UBLIC ,IBRARY PORTLANDLIBRARY COM special events, various locations, Camden and SPECIAL EVENTS VARIOUS LOCATIONS #AMDEN AND Wings of Freedom Tour, fully restored WWII Noon. 7INGS OF &REEDOM 4OUR FULLY RESTORED 77)) .OON Rockland. $8.50 per film; passes are $25 to $125. 2OCKLAND PER lLM PASSES ARE TO bombers and fighters with stories from WWII Nick O'Connell, author of "The Storms of BOMBERS AND lGHTERS WITH STORIES FROM 77)) .ICK / #ONNELL AUTHOR OF h4HE 3TORMS OF Schedule at camdenfilmfest.org. Thursday to 3CHEDULE AT CAMDENlLMFEST ORG 4HURSDAY TO veterans; flights available at additional costDenali," Allen Avenue Unitarian Universalist VETERANS mIGHTS AVAILABLE AT ADDITIONAL COST $ENALI v !LLEN !VENUE 5NITARIAN 5NIVERSALIST Sunday. 3UNDAY Brunswick Executive Airport. $12; $6 for children. Church, Portland. 797-7240. 7 p.m. "RUNSWICK %XECUTIVE !IRPORT FOR CHILDREN #HURCH 0ORTLAND P M "Fixing the Future," featuring David Brancaccio h&IXING THE &UTURE v FEATURING $AVID "RANCACCIO collingsfoundation.org. 2 to 5 p.m. Friday; 9 a.m. Richard Blanco, author of poetry collection COLLINGSFOUNDATION ORG TO P M &RIDAY A M 2ICHARD "LANCO AUTHOR OF POETRY COLLECTION of "NOW" on PBS, University of Southern Maine OF h./7v ON 0"3 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. "Looking for the Gulf Motel," Glickman Library, TO P M 3ATURDAY AND 3UNDAY h,OOKING FOR THE 'ULF -OTEL v 'LICKMAN ,IBRARY (Payson Smith Hall), Portland. Price not given. 0AYSON 3MITH (ALL 0ORTLAND 0RICE NOT GIVEN University of Southern Maine, Portland. 7805NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE 0ORTLAND 619-4437. 5:30 p.m. Thursday. P M 4HURSDAY SATURDAY 8393. 7 p.m. 3!452$!9 P M "Texas Highways & Byways," travelogue film h4EXAS (IGHWAYS "YWAYS v TRAVELOGUE lLM Horseshoe Tournament, cash prizes, The (ORSESHOE 4OURNAMENT CASH PRIZES 4HE narrated by Dale Johnson, Araxine Wilkins Sawyer NARRATED BY $ALE *OHNSON !RAXINE 7ILKINS 3AWYER Trailblazers Club, Wells. $11; $10 for subsequent OCT. 4 4RAILBLAZERS #LUB 7ELLS FOR SUBSEQUENT /#4 Memorial, Greene. Free, sawyer-foundation.com. -EMORIAL 'REENE &REE SAWYER FOUNDATION COM games. 641-2433. Sign-up at noon, games at 1 Martin Goldman, author of "And I From GAMES 3IGN UP AT NOON GAMES AT -ARTIN 'OLDMAN AUTHOR OF h!ND ) &ROM 2 and 7 p.m. Friday. AND P M &RIDAY p.m. P M Bohemia," York Public Library, york.lib.me.us. "OHEMIA v 9ORK 0UBLIC ,IBRARY YORK LIB ME US Manhattan Short Film Festival, 10 short films from 7 p.m. "An Evening at the Morris Farm: The Morris Farm -ANHATTAN 3HORT &ILM &ESTIVAL SHORT lLMS FROM h!N %VENING AT THE -ORRIS &ARM 4HE -ORRIS &ARM P M around the world, The Public Theatre, Lewiston, AROUND THE WORLD 4HE 0UBLIC 4HEATRE ,EWISTON Auction," silent and live auction, cash bar, music !UCTION v SILENT AND LIVE AUCTION CASH BAR MUSIC Ty Drago, author of "Undertakers: Rise 4Y $RAGO AUTHOR OF h5NDERTAKERS 2ISE thepublictheatre.org/special events/manhattanTHEPUBLICTHEATRE ORG SPECIAL?EVENTS MANHATTAN and hors d'oeuvres, Morris Farm, Wiscasset. $25. AND HORS D OEUVRES -ORRIS &ARM 7ISCASSET of the Corpses," Portland Public Library. OF THE #ORPSES v 0ORTLAND 0UBLIC ,IBRARY short. $10; $7 for seniors and students. 7:30 p.m. SHORT FOR SENIORS AND STUDENTS P M 882-4080. 5 to 9 p.m. TO P M portlandlibrary.com. 1 p.m. PORTLANDLIBRARY COM P M Friday and Saturday; 4 p.m. Sunday. &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY Clean-up and Gardening Day, hosted by #LEAN UP AND 'ARDENING $AY HOSTED BY Kate Flora, author of "Redemption," Lithgow +ATE &LORA AUTHOR OF h2EDEMPTION v ,ITHGOW "Bugcrush" (2OO6) and "Yearbook" (2011), two h"UGCRUSHv AND h9EARBOOKv TWO Spirits Alive, Eastern Cemetery, Portland. Free. 3PIRITS !LIVE %ASTERN #EMETERY 0ORTLAND &REE Public Library, Augusta, lithgow.lib.me.us. 0UBLIC ,IBRARY !UGUSTA LITHGOW LIB ME US rated R shorts, film screenings and discussion with P M RATED 2 SHORTS lLM SCREENINGS AND DISCUSSION WITH spiritsalive.org. 9 a.m. to noon. SPIRITSALIVE ORG A M TO NOON 6:30 p.m.

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"THE POSSESSION" (PG-13) (1:32) AbO`a <ObOaVO Stars Natasha ¾B63 >=AA3AA7=<œ >5 ! (! Calls, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Kyra Sedgwick and Jay 1OZWa 8STT`Sg 2SO\ ;]`UO\ 9g`O ASRUeWQY O\R 8Og Brazeau. Directed by Ole Bornedal. A young girl buys 0`OhSOc 2W`SQbSR Pg =ZS 0]`\SROZ / g]c\U UW`Z Pcga an antique box at a yard sale, unaware that inside the O\ O\bW_cS P]f Ob O gO`R aOZS c\OeO`S bVOb W\aWRS bVS collectible lives a malicious ancient spirit. The girl's Q]ZZSQbWPZS ZWdSa O [OZWQW]ca O\QWS\b a^W`Wb BVS UW`Z¸a father teams with his ex-wife to find a way to end the TObVS` bSO[a eWbV VWa Sf eWTS b] ¿\R O eOg b] S\R bVS curse upon their child. Qc`aS c^]\ bVSW` QVWZR Showing at: Windham 5 Star Thurs 7:05; Cinemagic AV]eW\U Ob( EW\RVO[ # AbO` BVc`a %( #) 1W\S[OUWQ "ROBOT AND FRANK" (PG-13) (1:33) Stars Peter ¾@=0=B /<2 4@/<9œ >5 ! (!! AbO`a >SbS` Saco Thurs 12:10, 7:15, 9:20 Fri-Wed 12:10, AOQ] BVc`a ( 2:20,4:30, ( "(! %( # '( 4`W ESR ( Sarsgaard, Frank Langella and Susan Sarandon. 2:20,4:30, 7:15, 9:20; Cinemagic Westbrook Thurs 4:40, AO`aUOO`R 4`O\Y :O\USZZO O\R AcaO\ AO`O\R]\ ( "(! %( # '( ) 1W\S[OUWQ ESabP`]]Y BVc`a "(" 9:35; Brunswick 10 Thurs 2:05, 4:45, 7:25, 9:40 Directed by Jake Schreier. Set in the near future, an 2W`SQbSR Pg 8OYS AQV`SWS` ASb W\ bVS \SO` Tcbc`S O\ '(!#) 0`c\aeWQY BVc`a ( # "("# %( # '(" ex-jewel thief receives a gift from his son: a robot Sf XSeSZ bVWST `SQSWdSa O UWTb T`][ VWa a]\( O `]P]b "RESIDENT EVIL: RETRIBUTION" (R) (1:35) Stars ¾@3A723<B 3D7:( @3B@70CB7=<œ @ (!# AbO`a butler programmed to look after him. But soon the two PcbZS` ^`]U`O[[SR b] Z]]Y OTbS` VW[ 0cb a]]\ bVS be] Milla Jovovich, Sienna Guillory, Michelle Rodriguez ;WZZO 8]d]dWQV AWS\\O 5cWZZ]`g ;WQVSZZS @]R`WUcSh companions try their luck as a heist team. Q][^O\W]\a b`g bVSW` ZcQY Oa O VSWab bSO[ and Aryana Engineer. Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson. O\R /`gO\O 3\UW\SS` 2W`SQbSR Pg >OcZ E A /\RS`a]\ Showing at: Nickelodeon (Portland) Thurs 1, 5:10,7:10 AV]eW\U Ob( <WQYSZ]RS]\ >]`bZO\R BVc`a #( %( Alice fights alongside a resistance movement in the /ZWQS ¿UVba OZ]\UaWRS O `SaWabO\QS []dS[S\b W\ bVS "SLEEPWALK WITH ME" (NR) (1:30) Stars Mike Birbi¾A:33>E/:9 E7B6 ;3œ <@ (! AbO`a ;WYS 0W`PW glia, Lauren Ambrose and James Rebhorn. Directed by UZWO :Oc`S\ /[P`]aS O\R 8O[Sa @SPV]`\ 2W`SQbSR Pg Mike Birbiglia and Seth Barrish. A burgeoning stand-up ;WYS 0W`PWUZWO O\R ASbV 0O``WaV / Pc`US]\W\U abO\R c^ comedian struggles with the stress of a stalled career, Q][SRWO\ ab`cUUZSa eWbV bVS ab`Saa ]T O abOZZSR QO`SS` a stale relationship and the wild spurts of severe sleepO abOZS `SZObW]\aVW^ O\R bVS eWZR a^c`ba ]T aSdS`S aZSS^ walking he is desperate to ignore. eOZYW\U VS Wa RSa^S`ObS b] WU\]`S Showing at: Nickelodeon (Portland) Thurs-Wed 12:45, AV]eW\U Ob( <WQYSZ]RS]\ >]`bZO\R BVc`a ESR ("# 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45 ! #( # %(! '("#

AT THE at the ;I@M<$@EJ DRIVE-INS BRIDGTON TWIN DRIVE-IN, 383 Portland Road, Bridgton; 647-8666. Closed for 0@725B=< BE7< 2@7D3 7< !&! >]`bZO\R @]OR 0`WRUb]\) $"% &$$$ 1Z]aSR T]` season aSOa]\ SACO DRIVE-IN, 969 Portland Road, Saco; 284-1016. Open Friday and Saturday A/1= 2@7D3 7< '$' >]`bZO\R @]OR AOQ]) &" $ =^S\ 4`WROg O\R AObc`ROg only. Gates open at 7 p.m. $15/carload. ]\Zg 5ObSa ]^S\ Ob % ^ [ # QO`Z]OR Fri-Sat: "The Odd Life of Timothy Green" (PG) 7:30; followed by "The Words" 4`W AOb( ÂľBVS =RR :WTS ]T BW[]bVg 5`SS\Âś >5 %(! ) T]ZZ]eSR Pg ÂľBVS E]`RaÂś (PG-13) >5 ! PRIDES CORNER DRIVE-IN, 651 Bridgton Road, Westbrook; 797-3154. Open Friday >@723A 1=@<3@ 2@7D3 7< $# 0`WRUb]\ @]OR ESabP`]]Y) %'% ! #" =^S\ 4`WROg and Saturday only. Gates open at 7 p.m. $15/carload. O\R AObc`ROg ]\Zg 5ObSa ]^S\ Ob % ^ [ # QO`Z]OR Fri-Sat: "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days; (PG) 7:45; "The Odd Life of Timothy 4`W AOb( Âľ2WO`g ]T O EW[^g 9WR( 2]U 2Oga) >5 %("#) ÂľBVS =RR :WTS ]T BW[]bVg Green" (PG) 9:20 5`SS\Âś >5 '(

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p.m., Orpheum Theatre, Boston. $16.50 to ^ [ =`^VSc[ BVSOb`S 0]ab]\ $ # b] $76.50. Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 %$ # :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# ! Oct. 12 ³ B]eS` ]T >]eS` O\R BVS /dS`OUS - Tower of Power and The Average =Qb White Band, 8 p.m., Wilbur Theatre, Boston. EVWbS 0O\R & ^ [ EWZPc` BVSOb`S 0]ab]\ Continued from Page E29 :fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3 ' $57.70 to $70.20. Ticketmaster.com; (800) #% % b] % BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & 745-3000 %"# ! Escovedo, 7:30 p.m., Orpheum Theatre, 3aQ]dSR] %(! ^ [ =`^VSc[ BVSOb`S Oct. 13 - Ben Folds Five with Kate Miller=Qb ! ³ 0S\ 4]ZRa 4WdS eWbV 9ObS ;WZZS` Boston. $45 to $65. Livenation.com; (800) 0]ab]\ "# b] $# :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & "TROUBLE WITH THE CURVE" (PG-13) (1:51) Stars ¾B@=C0:3 E7B6 B63 1C@D3œ >5 ! (# AbO`a Heidke, 7 p.m., House of Blues, Boston. $42 6SWRYS % ^ [ 6]caS ]T 0ZcSa 0]ab]\ " 745-3000 Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams, John Goodman and %"# ! 1ZW\b 3Oabe]]R /[g /RO[a 8]V\ 5]]R[O\ O\R to $55. Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 b] ## :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# ! Justin Timberlake. Directed by Robert Lorenz. An ailing =Qb " ³ 0ZcS =Qb]PS` & ^ [ 6]caS Oct. 4 - Blue October, 8 p.m., House 8cabW\ BW[PS`ZOYS 2W`SQbSR Pg @]PS`b :]`S\h /\ OWZW\U Oct. 14 - Waka Flocka Flame with Wooh Da =Qb " ³ EOYO 4Z]QYO 4ZO[S eWbV E]]V 2O baseball scout in his twilight years takes his daughter of Blues, Boston. $22.50 to $32.50. POaSPOZZ aQ]cb W\ VWa beWZWUVb gSO`a bOYSa VWa ROcUVbS` ]T 0ZcSa 0]ab]\ # b] ! # Kid, 8 p.m., House of Blues, Boston. $25 to 9WR & ^ [ 6]caS ]T 0ZcSa 0]ab]\ # b] along for one last recruiting trip. OZ]\U T]` ]\S ZOab `SQ`cWbW\U b`W^ Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# ! $39.50. Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 !' # :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# ! Showing at: Nickelodeon (Portland) Thurs-Wed 1:30, AV]eW\U Ob( <WQYSZ]RS]\ >]`bZO\R BVc`a ESR (! Oct. 5 - Ben Harper, 7:30 p.m., Boston =Qb # ³ 0S\ 6O`^S` %(! ^ [ 0]ab]\ Oct. 15 - Joss Stone, 7:30 p.m., House of =Qb # ³ 8]aa Ab]\S %(! ^ [ 6]caS ]T 4:15, 7, 9:30; Windham 5 Star Thurs 4:10, 6:50 Fri 4:10, "( # % '(! ) EW\RVO[ # AbO` BVc`a "( $(# 4`W "( Opera House. $40 to $75. Livenation.com; =^S`O 6]caS " b] %# :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) Blues, Boston. $29.50, $45. Livenation.com; 0ZcSa 0]ab]\ ' # "# :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) 7, 9:30 Sat 1, 4:10, 7, 9:30 Sun 1,4:10, 7 Mon-Wed 4:10, 7; % '(! AOb "( % '(! Ac\ "( % ;]\ ESR "( %) & %"# ! (800) 745-3000 (800) 745-3000 & %"# ! Nordica (Freeport) Thurs 1, 3:30, 6:40, 9 Fri-Wed 1, <]`RWQO 4`SS^]`b BVc`a !(! $(" ' 4`W ESR Oct. 5 - Alabama Shakes with Fly Golden =Qb # ³ /ZOPO[O AVOYSa eWbV 4Zg 5]ZRS\ Oct. 17 - Silversun Pickups, 7:30 =Qb % ³ AWZdS`ac\ >WQYc^a %(! 3:30, 6:40, 9; Cinemagic Grand (South Portland) Thurs !(! $(" ') 1W\S[OUWQ 5`O\R A]cbV >]`bZO\R BVc`a Eagle, 8 p.m., House of Blues, Boston. $25 3OUZS & ^ [ 6]caS ]T 0ZcSa 0]ab]\ # p.m., Orpheum Theatre, Boston. $35. ^ [ =`^VSc[ BVSOb`S 0]ab]\ !# 2:15, 4:50, 7:20,10 Fri-Wed 11:30, 2:15,4:50, ( # "(# %( 4`W ESR (! ( # "(# %(7:20,10; ) to $35. Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 b] !# :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# ! Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# ! Cinemagic Saco Thurs 12, 7:15, 9:40 Fri-Wed 1W\S[OUWQ AOQ] BVc`a 2:25,4:50, ( # "(# %( # '(" 4`W ESR Oct. 5 - Medeski Martin & Wood, =Qb # ³ ;SRSaYW ;O`bW\ E]]R Oct. 17 - Trey Anastasio, 7:30 p.m., =Qb % ³ B`Sg /\OabOaW] %(! ^ [ Cinemagic Westbrook Thurs 12, 2:25,4:50,7:15,9:40; ( # "(# %( # '(" ) 1W\S[OUWQ ESabP`]]Y BVc`a 8 p.m., Jordan Hall, Boston. $27.50. & ^ [ 8]`RO\ 6OZZ 0]ab]\ % # Orpheum Theatre, Boston. $38/$48. =`^VSc[ BVSOb`S 0]ab]\ !& "& 11:50, 2:20, 4:50, 7:20, 9:50 Fri-Wed 11:50, 2:20, 4:50, (# ( "(# %( '(# 4`W ESR (# ( "(# Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# ! Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# ! 7:20, 9:50; Brunswick 10 Thurs 1:30, 4, 6:40, 9:45 Fri%( '(# ) 0`c\aeWQY BVc`a (! " $(" '("# 4`W Oct. 6 - Bob Newhart, 7 p.m., Wilbur =Qb $ ³ 0]P <SeVO`b % ^ [ EWZPc` Oct. 18 - The Mountain Goats with Matthew =Qb & ³ BVS ;]c\bOW\ 5]Oba eWbV ;ObbVSe Wed 1:30,4:10, 6:50, 9:30 ESR (! "( $(# '(! Theatre, Boston. $49.70 to $72.70. BVSOb`S 0]ab]\ "' % b] % % E. White, 8 p.m., House of Blues, Boston. 3 EVWbS & ^ [ 6]caS ]T 0ZcSa 0]ab]\ Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# ! $22.50. Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 # :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# ! "THE WORDS" (PG-13) (1:36) Stars Bradley Cooper, ¾B63 E=@2Aœ >5 ! (!$ AbO`a 0`ORZSg 1]]^S` Oct. 6 - Dispatch with Good Old War and =Qb $ ³ 2Wa^ObQV eWbV 5]]R =ZR EO` O\R Oct. 19 The Walkmen, 6 p.m., Royale =Qb ' ³ BVS EOZY[S\ $ ^ [ @]gOZS Dennis Quaid, Olivia Wilde and Zoe Saldana. Directed 2S\\Wa ?cOWR =ZWdWO EWZRS O\R H]S AOZRO\O 2W`SQbSR Parkington Sisters, 8 p.m., Agganis Arena, >O`YW\Ub]\ AWabS`a & ^ [ /UUO\Wa /`S\O Boston. $28.20. Ticketmaster.com; (800) 0]ab]\ & BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & by Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal. A writer at the Pg 0`WO\ 9ZcU[O\ O\R :SS AbS`\bVOZ / e`WbS` Ob bVS Boston. $46. Livenation.com; (800) 745745-3000 %"# ! peak of his literary success discovers the steep price he 0]ab]\ "$ :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# ^SOY ]T VWa ZWbS`O`g acQQSaa RWaQ]dS`a bVS abSS^ ^`WQS VS 3000 ! Oct. 19 - 3LAU, 8 p.m., House of Blues, =Qb ' ³ !:/C & ^ [ 6]caS ]T 0ZcSa must pay for stealing another man's work. [cab ^Og T]` abSOZW\U O\]bVS` [O\¸a e]`Y Oct. 7 - Heart with Alejandro Escovedo and 0]ab]\ # b] Boston. $15 to $25. Livenation.com; (800) =Qb % ³ 6SO`b eWbV /ZSXO\R`] 3aQ]dSR] O\R # :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & Showing at: Nordica (Freeport) Thurs 4, 9:15; AV]eW\U Ob( <]`RWQO 4`SS^]`b BVc`a " '( #) The Sensitive Boys, 7 p.m., Meadowbrook 745-3000 BVS AS\aWbWdS 0]ga % ^ [ ;SOR]eP`]]Y %"# ! Cinemagic Saco Thurs 12:10,2:20, 7:10; Cinemagic 1W\S[OUWQ AOQ] BVc`a ( ( %( ) 1W\S[OUWQ U.S. Cellular Pavilion, Gilford, N.H. $39.75 to =Qb Oct. 20 ³ BVS >`SaSba % ^ [ 6]caS ]T - The Presets, 7 p.m., House of C A 1SZZcZO` >OdWZW]\ 5WZT]`R < 6 !' %# b] Westbrook Thurs 12:20, 7:15 ESabP`]]Y BVc`a ( 2:30, (! %( # Blues, Boston. $20. Livenation.com; (800) $76.25. Meadowbrook.net; (603) 293-4700 :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %$ # ;SOR]eP`]]Y \Sb) $ ! '! "% 0ZcSa 0]ab]\ 745-3000 Oct. 11 - The Wiggles, 2:30 and 6:30 %"# ! (! O\R $(! - From news services; subject to change =Qb ³ BVS EWUUZSa ³ 4`][ \Sea aS`dWQSa) acPXSQb b] QVO\US

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TUESDAY 45%3$!9 "Cover to Cover," local musicians play h#OVER TO #OVER v LOCAL MUSICIANS PLAY favorite album, Big Easy, Portland. $5. FAVORITE ALBUM "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND bigeasyportland.com. The Fine Corinthians BIGEASYPORTLAND COM 4HE &INE #ORINTHIANS featuring Steve Jones perform "Some Girls" by FEATURING 3TEVE *ONES PERFORM h3OME 'IRLSv BY The Rolling Stones, 9 p.m. 4HE 2OLLING 3TONES P M Congress St Sheiks, country/blues, 21#ONGRESS 3T 3HEIKS COUNTRY BLUES plus; Empire Dine and Dance, Portland. PLUS %MPIRE $INE AND $ANCE 0ORTLAND portlandempire.com. 9 p.m. PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M Ryan Halliburton, singer-songwriter, Portland 2YAN (ALLIBURTON SINGER SONGWRITER 0ORTLAND Lobster Company, portlandlobstercompany.com. ,OBSTER #OMPANY PORTLANDLOBSTERCOMPANY COM P M

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OCT. 4 /#4 Miss Shevaughn &Yuma Wray, Americana/ -ISS 3HEVAUGHN 9UMA 7RAY !MERICANA psych-folk, Blue, Portland. Donation. PSYCH FOLK "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION portcityblue.com. 6 p.m. PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Joel Cage, folk-rock, Blue, Portland. Donation. *OEL #AGE FOLK ROCK "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION portcityblue.com. 8 p.m. PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Poke Chop & The Other White Meats, 0OKE #HOP 4HE /THER 7HITE -EATS WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 blues rock, Blue, Portland. Donation. BLUES ROCK "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION Gillian and Niall Vallely, Irish music, Blue, #ILLIAN AND .IALL 6ALLELY )RISH MUSIC "LUE portcityblue.com. 10 p.m. PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Portland. $25 seated tickets; $15 standing room. 3UGAR 3HACK ROCK $OGlSH "AR AND 'RILLE 0ORTLAND SEATED TICKETS STANDING ROOM Sugar Shack, rock, Dogfish Bar and Grille, portcityblue.com. 7:30 p.m. PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Portland, thedogfishbarandgrille.com. 8 p.m. 0ORTLAND THEDOGlSHBARANDGRILLE COM P M Traditional Irish Session, Irish music, Blue, 4RADITIONAL )RISH 3ESSION )RISH MUSIC "LUE Travis James Humphrey Blue Review, 4RAVIS *AMES (UMPHREY "LUE 2EVIEW Portland. Donation, portcityblue.com. 9:30 p.m. ROADHOUSE ROOTS MUSIC 'INGKO "LUE 0ORTLAND 0ORTLAND $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M roadhouse roots music, Gingko Blue, Portland. Peter Miles, acoustic, RiRa, Portland, rira.com. 0ETER -ILES ACOUSTIC 2I2A 0ORTLAND RIRA COM gingkoblue.com. 8 p.m. GINGKOBLUE COM P M 8:30 p.m. P M Band Beyond Description, jam band, 21-plus; "AND "EYOND $ESCRIPTION JAM BAND PLUS Rap Night, hosted by Shupe and III By 2AP .IGHT HOSTED BY 3HUPE AND )LL "Y Big Easy, Portland, bigeasyportland.com. 9 "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND BIGEASYPORTLAND COM Instinct, 21-plus; Big Easy, Portland. $3. )NSTINCT PLUS "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND p.m. P M bigeasyportland.com. 9 p.m. BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M Beer Pong, Line Dancing, Karaoke and DJ "EER 0ONG ,INE $ANCING +ARAOKE AND $* Acoustic Open Mic, with Marina Evans, Dogfish " SET PLUS #LUB 4EXAS !UBURN !COUSTIC /PEN -IC WITH -ARINA %VANS $OGlSH B-set, 21-plus; Club Texas, Auburn. $2. 784Bar and Grille, Portland, thedogfishbarandgrille "AR AND 'RILLE 0ORTLAND THEDOGlSHBARANDGRILLE 7785. Doors at 6 p.m. $OORS AT P M .com. 7 p.m. COM P M Open Mic Night, all ages, Deer Run Tavern, /PEN -IC .IGHT ALL AGES $EER 2UN 4AVERN Octane, blues rock, Gingko Blue, Portland. /CTANE BLUES ROCK 'INGKO "LUE 0ORTLAND Yarmouth. 846-9555. 7:30 p.m. 9ARMOUTH P M

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Bridgton, then look for state Route 93. Take a right there and follow Route 93 to Route 5 in Lovell. Then take a left and follow Route 5 South into Fryeburg and the various fair parking lots. It adds some miles to your trip, but it might save you the headache of inching your way through an hour or more of traffic jams.

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secret, but knowing about them might make you feel top-notch about your time there – and perhaps avoid some aggravation as well.

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GOODIES TO GO

One really neat feature of the fair, tucked away into a corner of the fairgrounds behind the petting zoo barn, is an 1835 schoolhouse. Originally located near Toll Bridge by the Saco River, the schoolhouse was in use until 1938. It was given to the fair by Marion Hobbs, and has been on the fairgrounds since 1990. Children can draw on their own slate, sit at old desks and warm up by the potbellied stove. On one wall, you can check out a list titled “Teacher’s Rules – 1872.” According to the list, teachers in that year were required to clean chimneys, bring a scuttle of coal with them daily and whittle wood into ink pens. The last rule states that any teacher who “performs his labor faithfully and without fault” for five years will get a raise: 25 cents per week.

This one’s definitely a secret, because it hasn’t happened yet. For the first time, the fair will have a building devoted to selling local specialty foods. So instead of just eyeing some spectacular homemade blueberry jam in an exposition hall, you can buy some blueberry jam and bring it home.

Staff Writer Ray Routhier can be contacted at 7916454 or at: rrouthier@pressherald.com

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There is so much food at the fair, it’s hard to figure out how to narrow your choices. But fair regulars, including folks who show 4-H animals, will tell you to look for a stand called Tom’s Jumbo Donut at the front of the fairgrounds near the expo building. The stand produces fresh, from-the-oil donuts that are a rare taste treat. Not to mention a meal. “They are the size of small dinner plates,” says Dave Smith of Gorham, who has been showing animals at the fair for some 15 years. “They only have two or three kinds, but they are good.”

SHOW TIME If you only go to the fair during the daylight hours, you probably don’t know about the nightly concerts at 8 p.m. featuring big-name country or roots music acts. This year, some of the more wellknown artists include The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band on Tuesday, Asleep at the Wheel on Wednesday, Jo Dee Messina

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Sure, Fryeburg Fryeburg is about the animals Sure, (top photo). But for some in the know, it’s also about treats from places like Tom’s Jumbo Donut (above). on Oct. 4, and up-and-comer Lexi James on Oct. 6. So here’s the secret part: The shows don’t cost extra, and there’s no reserved seating. You just pay your $10 to get into the fair and amble over to the harness racing track at some point before 8 p.m. Then you just pick a seat in the wooden grandstand or set up a lawn chair on the infield and wait for the show to begin. “It’s first-come, first-served,” said Rachel Andrews Damon, the fair’s publicity chair. “People can set up chairs, sit in the grandstand, whatever they want.”

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The 6,800-square-foot building was built specifically to be the “Specialty Food Pavilion,” and will be open for the first time this year. It’s located next to the Natural Resource Center, which is between the animal barns and the Old McDonald’s petting zoo. The building will have local folks selling all manner of locally made foods, from jams and jellies to sauces, gourmet popcorn, olive oil and chocolates. You can get olive oil at the Fryeburg Fair? Now that’s a secret worth sharing.

AXES WILL FLY If you’ve never seen folks competing in woodsmen’s events, try to head to the fair on Monday, when Woodsmen’s Day events will be held from roughly 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Basically, it’s a day of competitive events based on stuff that people who work in the Maine woods have been doing for generations. Men and women will be competing in various kinds of sawing and chopping as well as log rolling, ax throwing and something called “springboard.” In that last one, lumberjacks and lumberjills will climb their way up a telephone pole by chopping notches into it, sticking a board into the notch, then climbing onto that board to chop the next notch. And so on. Safe to say, it’s probably unlike anything most suburbanites have ever seen.

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