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Portland Museum of Art

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Eternal Light

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Join us for this series of informal talks by Biennial artists and learn more about their process and inspiration. To confirm speakers and times, visit portlandmuseum.org.

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4/9, 11 a.m.: Natasha Bowdoin, William Cox, Lesley MacVane & Rebecca Rivers 1 p.m.: Jon Edwards, Alisha Gould, Siri Sahaj Kaur & Selena Kimball 2 p.m.: David Caras, John G. Kelley & Beverly Rippel 4/16, 11 a.m.: Philip Brou, Carly Glovinski, Colleen Kinsella & Robert Monroe 1 p.m.: Marissa Girard, Lauren O’Neal & Deborah Wing-Sproul 2 p.m.: Alicia Eggert, Tyson Jacques, Andrew Thompson & Ellen Wieske 4/23, 11 a.m.: Kim Bernard, Avy Claire, Rachel Katz & Mark Wethli 1 p.m.: Liv Kristin Robinson, Heath Paley, Robert Shillady & Suzannah Sinclair 2 p.m.: Carol Aronson-Shore, Clint Fulkerson, Michael Shaughnessy & Richard Veit

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P BGUFS NPOUIT PG EFCBUF UIF 1PSUMBOE $JUZ $PVODJM o after months of debate, the Portland City Council finally voted earlier this week to remove the contromOBMMZ WPUFE FBSMJFS UIJT XFFL UP SFNPWF UIF DPOUSP versial outdoor sculpture "Tracing the Fore" from WFSTJBM PVUEPPS TDVMQUVSF i5SBDJOH UIF 'PSFw GSPN Boothby Square. #PPUICZ 4RVBSF Its removal won't be cheap - es*UT SFNPWBM XPO U CF DIFBQ o FT timates have ranged from $8,000 UJNBUFT IBWF SBOHFE GSPN to $9,000 - and that's on top of the UP o BOE UIBU T PO UPQ PG UIF $135,000 the city paid to the artist UIF DJUZ QBJE UP UIF BSUJTU for its installation.

GPS JUT JOTUBMMBUJPO While "Tracing the Fore" has 8IJMF i5SBDJOH UIF 'PSFw IBT received the most attention SFDFJWFE UIF NPTU BUUFOUJPO of late, it's not the only public PG MBUF JU T OPU UIF POMZ QVCMJD sculpture in Portland to divide TDVMQUVSF JO 1PSUMBOE UP EJWJEF artists and laymen alike. Rhoda BSUJTUT BOE MBZNFO BMJLF 3IPEB SherbelPs "American Baseball 4IFSCFMM T i"NFSJDBO #BTFCBMM Family Group" at Hadlock Field 'BNJMZ (SPVQw BU )BEMPDL 'JFME immediately comes to mind.

JNNFEJBUFMZ DPNFT UP NJOE Further, there is an ongoing debate as to what consti'VSUIFS UIFSF JT BO POHPJOH EFCBUF BT UP XIBU DPOTUJ tutes "sculpture" rather than "statuary," and whether UVUFT iTDVMQUVSFw SBUIFS UIBO iTUBUVBSZ w BOE XIFUIFS art should make an artistic statement or simply be BSU TIPVME NBLF BO BSUJTUJD TUBUFNFOU PS TJNQMZ CF pleasing to the eye. This isn't just in Maine; it's everyQMFBTJOH UP UIF FZF 5IJT JTO U KVTU JO .BJOF JU T FWFSZ where there is public art.

XIFSF UIFSF JT QVCMJD BSU Other cities have tackled this debate with a simple 0UIFS DJUJFT IBWF UBDLMFE UIJT EFCBUF XJUI B TJNQMF but rather ingenious solution: temporary installations.

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TFNJBOOVBMMZ EVSJOH UPVSJTU TFBTPO GPS TFWFSBM ZFBST Artists from throughout the world submit large-scale "SUJTUT GSPN UISPVHIPVU UIF XPSME TVCNJU MBSHF TDBMF sculptures for the juried exhibition, and anywhere TDVMQUVSFT GPS UIF KVSJFE FYIJCJUJPO BOE BOZXIFSF from a dozen to two dozen are chosen to be displayed GSPN B EP[FO UP UXP EP[FO BSF DIPTFO UP CF EJTQMBZFE along the downtown waterfront.

BMPOH UIF EPXOUPXO XBUFSGSPOU At the end of the exhibition several months later, the "U UIF FOE PG UIF FYIJCJUJPO TFWFSBM NPOUIT MBUFS UIF pieces are sold and removed, with the artist getting 70 QJFDFT BSF TPME BOE SFNPWFE XJUI UIF BSUJTU HFUUJOH percent of the commission and the city the remaining QFSDFOU PG UIF DPNNJTTJPO BOE UIF DJUZ UIF SFNBJOJOH 30 percent. If they're not sold, they're simply removed.

QFSDFOU *G UIFZ SF OPU TPME UIFZ SF TJNQMZ SFNPWFE The key word here is temporary. If the piece doesn't 5IF LFZ XPSE IFSF JT UFNQPSBSZ *G UIF QJFDF EPFTO U work as art, if its location doesn't mesh well with its XPSL BT BSU JG JUT MPDBUJPO EPFTO U NFTI XFMM XJUI JUT surroundings, or if people simply hate it, it can be TVSSPVOEJOHT PS JG QFPQMF TJNQMZ IBUF JU JU DBO CF removed with - wait for it - no cost to the city.

SFNPWFE XJUI o XBJU GPS JU o OP DPTU UP UIF DJUZ The artists are responsible for the sculptures' trans5IF BSUJTUT BSF SFTQPOTJCMF GPS UIF TDVMQUVSFT USBOT portation, and a nonprofit organization takes care of QPSUBUJPO BOE B OPOQSPmU PSHBOJ[BUJPO UBLFT DBSF PG the installation and removal of the works - as well UIF JOTUBMMBUJPO BOE SFNPWBM PG UIF XPSLT o BT XFMM as liability insurance while the pieces are on display BT MJBCJMJUZ JOTVSBODF XIJMF UIF QJFDFT BSF PO EJTQMBZ - with the help of corporate sponsors and donors. o XJUI UIF IFMQ PG DPSQPSBUF TQPOTPST BOE EPOPST Think about how great this would be for Portland 5IJOL BCPVU IPX HSFBU UIJT XPVME CF GPS 1PSUMBOE during the summer tourist season if it were to do EVSJOH UIF TVNNFS UPVSJTU TFBTPO JG JU XFSF UP EP something similar along the Back Cove or near the TPNFUIJOH TJNJMBS BMPOH UIF #BDL $PWF PS OFBS UIF Eastern Promenade. It would add another element &BTUFSO 1SPNFOBEF *U XPVME BEE BOPUIFS FMFNFOU to the arts community, attract more tourists to the UP UIF BSUT DPNNVOJUZ BUUSBDU NPSF UPVSJTUT UP UIF city, and give people another reason to enjoy the great DJUZ BOE HJWF QFPQMF BOPUIFS SFBTPO UP FOKPZ UIF HSFBU Maine outdoors. .BJOF PVUEPPST Plus, it would provide great exposure for local artists 1MVT JU XPVME QSPWJEF HSFBU FYQPTVSF GPS MPDBM BSUJTUT - one could conceivably restrict participants to Maine o POF DPVME DPODFJWBCMZ SFTUSJDU QBSUJDJQBOUT UP .BJOF residents. And if the city decided it wanted to purchase SFTJEFOUT "OE JG UIF DJUZ EFDJEFE JU XBOUFE UP QVSDIBTF one for a permanent installation, it would have the POF GPS B QFSNBOFOU JOTUBMMBUJPO JU XPVME IBWF UIF benefit of seeing it in a public setting first while giving CFOFmU PG TFFJOH JU JO B QVCMJD TFUUJOH mSTU XIJMF HJWJOH the public plenty of time to react to the piece.

UIF QVCMJD QMFOUZ PG UJNF UP SFBDU UP UIF QJFDF If there's one lesson "Tracing the Fore" has taught *G UIFSF T POF MFTTPO i5SBDJOH UIF 'PSFw IBT UBVHIU us it's that, despite the best intentions, sometimes a VT JU T UIBU EFTQJUF UIF CFTU JOUFOUJPOT TPNFUJNFT B work of art simply doesn't work. Art galleries and muXPSL PG BSU TJNQMZ EPFTO U XPSL "SU HBMMFSJFT BOE NV seums get this, which is why you rarely see an exhibit TFVNT HFU UIJT XIJDI JT XIZ ZPV SBSFMZ TFF BO FYIJCJU on permanent display. Not only does this allow them PO QFSNBOFOU EJTQMBZ /PU POMZ EPFT UIJT BMMPX UIFN to replace a bad show with another one, it keeps the UP SFQMBDF B CBE TIPX XJUI BOPUIFS POF JU LFFQT UIF public coming back to see fresh material.

QVCMJD DPNJOH CBDL UP TFF GSFTI NBUFSJBM Just because art is displayed outdoors doesn't mean +VTU CFDBVTF BSU JT EJTQMBZFE PVUEPPST EPFTO U NFBO it should be treated any differently.

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Ryan Haliburton, classic folk, Andy's Old Port 2YAN (ALIBURTON CLASSIC FOLK !NDY S /LD 0ORT Pub, Portland, andysoldportpub.com. 7 p.m.

0UB 0ORTLAND ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M 4ODD THE 2OCKET HOUSE TECHNO 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND Todd the Rocket, house/techno, Slainte, Portland.

828-0900. 10p.m.

P M Olinde Mandell, jazz/folk, Blue, Portland. Dona/LINDE -ANDELL JAZZ FOLK "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONA tion. portcityblue.com. 8 p.m.

TION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Abbie Barrett, acoustic, Blue, Portland. Donation. !BBIE "ARRETT ACOUSTIC "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION portcityblue.com. 10 p.m.

PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Band Beyond Description, jam-band covers, 21"AND "EYOND $ESCRIPTION JAM BAND COVERS

plus; Big Easy, Portland, bigeasyportland.com.

PLUS "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND BIGEASYPORTLAND COM 9 p.m.

P M

FRIDAY &2)$!9 Ladies Night with DJ B-Set, ClubTexas, Auburn, ,ADIES .IGHT WITH $* " 3ET #LUB 4EXAS !UBURN clubtexas.info. 7 p.m.

CLUBTEXAS INFO P M T.G.I.F. Series with The Bob Charest Band, pop/ 4 ' ) & 3ERIES WITH 4HE "OB #HAREST "AND POP CONCERTS N #/.#%243 rock, Zackery's Restaurant & Lounge, Portland. $5.

ROCK :ACKERY S 2ESTAURANT ,OUNGE 0ORTLAND TODAY 4/$!9 774-5601. 8:30 p.m.

P M Tom Rush, folk, Stone Mountain Arts Center, 4OM 2USH FOLK 3TONE -OUNTAIN !RTS #ENTER

Arthur Webster Trio, acoustic blues/folk, with !RTHUR 7EBSTER 4RIO ACOUSTIC BLUES FOLK WITH Browntield. $36. stonemountainartscenter.com.

"ROWNlELD STONEMOUNTAINARTSCENTER COM Mark Stover and "Fiddlin" Paul D'Alessio, Tugs -ARK 3TOVER AND h&IDDLINv 0AUL $ !LESSIO 4UGS 8 p.m.

P M Pub, Southport Island. 663-3830. 5:30 to 0UB 3OUTHPORT )SLAND TO Knit or Not Nights, live fiddle music by Hope +NIT OR .OT .IGHTS LIVE lDDLE MUSIC BY (OPE 8:30 p.m.

P M Hoffman with special guest Jeff Trippe; audience (OFFMAN WITH SPECIAL GUEST *EFF 4RIPPE AUDIENCE John Linscott and The Mainestream Jazzmasters, *OHN ,INSCOTT AND 4HE -AINESTREAM *AZZMASTERS

members invited to bring knitting projects MEMBERS INVITED TO BRING KNITTING PROJECTS jam session, singers welcome, The Local Buzz, JAM SESSION SINGERS WELCOME 4HE ,OCAL "UZZ

to work on; Spindleworks, Brunswick. Free.

TO WORK ON 3PINDLEWORKS "RUNSWICK &REE Cape Elizabeth. Donation. 541-9024. 7 p.m. #APE %LIZABETH $ONATION P M spindleworks.org. 5:15 to 6:15 p.m.

SPINDLEWORKS ORG TO P M Beam & Fink, folk, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland.

"EAM &INK FOLK !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas, fiddle and !LASDAIR &RASER AND .ATALIE (AAS lDDLE AND andysoldportpub.com. 8:30 p.m.

ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M cello, Unity Centre for the Performing Arts. $20.

CELLO 5NITY #ENTRE FOR THE 0ERFORMING !RTS Happy Hour with Meghan Yates &The Reverie (APPY (OUR WITH -EGHAN 9ATES 4HE 2EVERIE Courtesy photo 1]c`bSag ^V]b] 948-7469. 7:30 p.m.

P M Machine, Slainte, Portland. 5 to 7 p.m.

-ACHINE 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND TO P M Blues artist John Hammond performs on Friday at the Chocolate Church in 0ZcSa O`bWab 8]V\ 6O[[]\R ^S`T]`[a ]\ 4`WROg Ob bVS 1V]Q]ZObS 1Vc`QV W\ Grupo Mofongo, Latin dance, One Longfellow 'RUPO -OFONGO ,ATIN DANCE /NE ,ONGFELLOW 828-0900. 5 to 7 p.m.

TO P M Bath and on Saturday at Stone Mountain Arts Center in Brownfield.

0ObV O\R ]\ AObc`ROg Ob Ab]\S ;]c\bOW\ /`ba 1S\bS` W\ 0`]e\¿SZR Square, Portland. $8 in advance; $10 at door.

3QUARE 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE AT DOOR Forest City Reggae Revival Night, Slainte, &OREST #ITY 2EGGAE 2EVIVAL .IGHT 3LAINTE

onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m.

ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M Portland. 828-0900. 9 p.m.

0ORTLAND P M Claire Lynch Trio, bluegrass, Alamo Theater, Goose, T-Acadie, Frank Ferrel, Greg Boardman One Longfellow Square, Portland. $5.

'OOSE 4 !CADIE &RANK &ERREL 'REG "OARDMAN /NE ,ONGFELLOW 3QUARE 0ORTLAND #LAIRE ,YNCH 4RIO BLUEGRASS !LAMO 4HEATER

Friday Night Jazz with Mickey Felder (keyboards) &RIDAY .IGHT *AZZ WITH -ICKEY &ELDER KEYBOARDS Bucksport. $20. 469-0924. oldfilm.org. Call for onelongfellowsquare.com. 7 p.m. (doors at and Sharon Pyne, Chocolate Church Arts Center, AND 3HARON 0YNE #HOCOLATE #HURCH !RTS #ENTER

ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M DOORS AT "UCKSPORT OLDlLM ORG #ALL FOR and Wayne DeLano (saxophone), Solo Bistro, AND 7AYNE $E,ANO SAXOPHONE 3OLO "ISTRO

Bath. $12 in advance; $14 day of show; $6 6:30 p.m.) time.

"ATH IN ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW P M TIME Bath. 443-3373. 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.

"ATH TO P M David Dodson and Peter Herson, acoustic, children; benefits Maine Fiddle Camp scholarship h#LASH OF THE 4ITANS v BATTLE OF THE COVER "Clash of the Titans," battle of the cover CHILDREN BENElTS -AINE &IDDLE #AMP SCHOLARSHIP $AVID $ODSON AND 0ETER (ERSON ACOUSTIC

Zach Jones, rock/pop, CD-release show with :ACH *ONES ROCK POP #$ RELEASE SHOW WITH Camden Public Library. $8; $6 for seniors. fund. 442-8455. 7 p.m. bands, Port City Music Hall, Portland. $5.

FUND P M BANDS 0ORT #ITY -USIC (ALL 0ORTLAND #AMDEN 0UBLIC ,IBRARY FOR SENIORS guest Dean Ford, 21-plus; Empire Dine & Dance, GUEST $EAN &ORD PLUS %MPIRE $INE $ANCE

www.librarycamden.org. 7 p.m. portcitymusichall.com. Stevie Wonder vs. Ray Reunion Concert, local musicians Roland 2EUNION #ONCERT LOCAL MUSICIANS 2OLAND PORTCITYMUSICHALL COM 3TEVIE 7ONDER VS 2AY WWW LIBRARYCAMDEN ORG P M Portland, portlandempire.com. 9:07 p.m.

0ORTLAND PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M Bergeron and Red Soucy perform after an almost Charles, 9 p.m.

Kenny Chesney, country, Cumberland County "ERGERON AND 2ED 3OUCY PERFORM AFTER AN ALMOST #HARLES P M +ENNY #HESNEY COUNTRY #UMBERLAND #OUNTY Tristan Omand, Americana, Blue, Portland. Dona4RISTAN /MAND !MERICANA "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONA Floydz Boyz, jazz piano trio, live recording for Civic Center, Portland. Sold out. (800) 745-3000. one-year hiatus, Cornerstone United Methodist ONE YEAR HIATUS #ORNERSTONE 5NITED -ETHODIST &LOYDZ "OYZ JAZZ PIANO TRIO LIVE RECORDING FOR #IVIC #ENTER 0ORTLAND 3OLD OUT tion. portcityblue.com. 8 p.m.

TION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M 7:30 p.m.

CD; Grace, Portland, restaurantgrace.com. Cost Church, Saco. 286-9829. 7 p.m. #HURCH 3ACO P M #$ 'RACE 0ORTLAND RESTAURANTGRACE COM #OST P M Evan King Group, jazz, Blue, Portland. Donation. %VAN +ING 'ROUP JAZZ "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION Bronze Radio Return, blues/Americana, CDfor food and drinks. 6 to 9 p.m.

"RONZE 2ADIO 2ETURN BLUES !MERICANA #$ FOR FOOD AND DRINKS TO P M portcityblue.com. 10 p.m.

PORTCITYBLUE COM P M FRIDAY release party; with Girls, Guns & Glory, 18-plus; Boston Legends, supergroup featuring musicians RELEASE PARTY WITH 'IRLS 'UNS 'LORY PLUS "OSTON ,EGENDS SUPERGROUP FEATURING MUSICIANS &2)$!9 Station 85 and El Grande, jam-band covers, 213TATION AND %L 'RANDE JAM BAND COVERS

John Hammond, blues guitar, Chocolate Church Port City Music Hall, Portland. $10 in advance; from Steely Dan, The Cars, Boston, The Joe Perry 0ORT #ITY -USIC (ALL 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE FROM 3TEELY $AN 4HE #ARS "OSTON 4HE *OE 0ERRY *OHN (AMMOND BLUES GUITAR #HOCOLATE #HURCH plus; Big Easy, Portland, bigeasyportland.com.

PLUS "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND BIGEASYPORTLAND COM Arts Center, Bath. $20 in advance; $22 at door. $12 day of show; $20 VIP. portcitymusichall.com. 0ROJECT AND MORE %RNIE AND 4HE !UTOMATICS OPEN Project and more; Ernie and The Automatics open; P M DAY OF SHOW 6)0 PORTCITYMUSICHALL COM !RTS #ENTER "ATH IN ADVANCE AT DOOR 10p.m. chocolatechurcharts.org. 7:30 p.m.

8 p.m.

Merrill Auditorium, Portland, porttix.com. $39.50 0LAID $ADDY ROCK POP 2I 2A )RISH 0UB 0ORTLAND P M -ERRILL !UDITORIUM 0ORTLAND PORTTIX COM CHOCOLATECHURCHARTS ORG P M Plaid Daddy, rock/pop, Ri Ra Irish Pub, Portland.

Claire Lynch Band, bluegrass, Stone Mountain Arts to $84.50. 7 p.m.

TO P M #LAIRE ,YNCH "AND BLUEGRASS 3TONE -OUNTAIN !RTS rira.com. 10 p.m.

RIRA COM P M Center, Browntield. $20. stonemountainartscenter 35.$!9 SUNDAY #ENTER "ROWNlELD STONEMOUNTAINARTSCENTER OKBARI, Middle Eastern music with bellydancers, /+"!2) -IDDLE %ASTERN MUSIC WITH BELLYDANCERS

.com. 8 p.m.

Bluegrass Jam Session, unplugged string "LUEGRASS *AM 3ESSION UNPLUGGED STRING COM P M Bayside Bowl, Portland, baysidebowl.com. 8 p.m.

"AYSIDE "OWL 0ORTLAND BAYSIDEBOWL COM P M COMEDY Chris Smither, roots/folk, One Longfellow instruments only, Roost Function Hall, Buxton. $4, N #/-%$9 INSTRUMENTS ONLY 2OOST &UNCTION (ALL "UXTON

#HRIS 3MITHER ROOTS FOLK /NE ,ONGFELLOW $5; free for children with adult. 799-1232.

Square, Portland. $22 in advance; $25 at door.

FREE FOR CHILDREN WITH ADULT 3QUARE 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE AT DOOR SATURDAY Half Price Showcase, hosted by Ben Roy, Comedy 3!452$!9 (ALF 0RICE 3HOWCASE HOSTED BY "EN 2OY #OMEDY onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m.

1 to 6 p.m.

TO P M ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M Connection, Portland. $7.50. mainecomedy.com. (YENA ALT ROCK WITH $REAM !PARTMENT

Hyena, alt-rock, with Dream Apartment, #ONNECTION 0ORTLAND MAINECOMEDY COM New York Funk Exchange, funk, Franco-American "RUCE -OLSKY OLD TIME lDDLER 3KYE 4HEATRE Bruce Molsky, old-time tiddler, Skye Theatre .EW 9ORK &UNK %XCHANGE FUNK &RANCO !MERICAN 8:30 p.m. today.

Elephant and Ancestral Diet, The Oak and the Ax, P M TODAY %LEPHANT AND !NCESTRAL $IET 4HE /AK AND THE !X

Performing Arts Center, South Carthage. $15.

Heritage Center, Lewiston. $10. 689-2000.

0ERFORMING !RTS #ENTER 3OUTH #ARTHAGE (ERITAGE #ENTER ,EWISTON Open Mic Comedy, hosted by Brian Brinegar, Biddeford $7. theoakandtheax.blogspot.com. /PEN -IC #OMEDY HOSTED BY "RIAN "RINEGAR

"IDDEFORD THEOAKANDTHEAX BLOGSPOT COM francocenter.org. 8 p.m.

562-4445. 7 p.m.

P M FRANCOCENTER ORG P M 8 p.m.

Slainte, Portland. Free. 828-0900. 8 p.m. today.

3LAINTE 0ORTLAND &REE P M TODAY P M Jonathan Tyler and The Northern Lights, acoustic "Jazz, Blues, and Beyond" with Lorraine Bohland, "EN 2OY #OMEDY #ONNECTION 0ORTLAND h*AZZ "LUES AND "EYONDv WITH ,ORRAINE "OHLAND

*ONATHAN 4YLER AND 4HE .ORTHERN ,IGHTS ACOUSTIC Ben Roy, Comedy Connection, Portland. $15.

Gin Mill Julep, old-time blues, The Local Buzz, 'IN -ILL *ULEP OLD TIME BLUES 4HE ,OCAL "UZZ

Flash Allen and Terry Foster, University of Maine folk-rock, with Marion Grace, 18-plus; Port City &LASH !LLEN AND 4ERRY &OSTER 5NIVERSITY OF -AINE FOLK ROCK WITH -ARION 'RACE PLUS 0ORT #ITY mainecomedy.com. 8:30 p.m. Friday and Cape Elizabeth. 541-9024. 7 p.m.

MAINECOMEDY COM P M &RIDAY AND #APE %LIZABETH P M Music Hall, Portland. $8 in advance; $12 at door; *EWETT (ALL !UDITORIUM !UGUSTA (Jewett Hall Auditorium), Augusta. $10; $5 -USIC (ALL 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE AT DOOR Saturday.

Arthur Webster &The Holy Mackerels, acoustic, 3ATURDAY !RTHUR 7EBSTER 4HE (OLY -ACKERELS ACOUSTIC

$20 VIP seated, portcitymusichall.com. 8 p.m. students; free ages 12 and under. 621-3551.

STUDENTS FREE AGES AND UNDER 6)0 SEATED PORTCITYMUSICHALL COM P M Easy Street Lounge, Hallowell. 662-3360. %ASY 3TREET ,OUNGE (ALLOWELL concertsatjewett.com. 2 p.m.

CONCERTSATJEWETT COM P M 8:30 p.m.

P M SATURDAY Public Concert Series of the Portland Rossini 0UBLIC #ONCERT 3ERIES OF THE 0ORTLAND 2OSSINI 3!452$!9 The Waiters, pop/jazz, Run of the Mill Brewpub, 4HE 7AITERS POP JAZZ 2UN OF THE -ILL "REWPUB

Spampinato Brothers, pop/rock, One Longfellow Club, Cathedral Church of St. Luke, Portland.

BARS/CLUBS #LUB #ATHEDRAL #HURCH OF 3T ,UKE 0ORTLAND N "!23 #,5"3 3PAMPINATO "ROTHERS POP ROCK /NE ,ONGFELLOW Saco. 571-9652.8 to 11 p.m.

3ACO TO P M $5 to $10/donation. 772-5434. 3 p.m.

Square, Portland. $15 in advance; $18 at door.

TO DONATION P M 3QUARE 0ORTLAND IN ADVANCE AT DOOR Second Annual Night of Remembrance with The 3ECOND !NNUAL .IGHT OF 2EMEMBRANCE WITH 4HE TODAY 4/$!9 761-1757. onelongfellowsquare.com. 8 p.m.

ONELONGFELLOWSQUARE COM P M Potato Pickers, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland.

0OTATO 0ICKERS !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND Open Mic Night, Deer Run Tavern, Yarmouth. /PEN -IC .IGHT $EER 2UN 4AVERN 9ARMOUTH MONDAY Douglas J. Moore, piano, Agape Coffee House, -/.$!9 $OUGLAS * -OORE PIANO !GAPE #OFFEE (OUSE

andysoldportpub.com. 8:30 p.m.

ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M 846-9555. 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

TO P M Seacoast Chapel, Saco. Free. 282-3000. 6 to 8 Bruce Molsky, old-time fiddler, Unity Centre for "RUCE -OLSKY OLD TIME lDDLER 5NITY #ENTRE FOR 3EACOAST #HAPEL 3ACO &REE TO Curt Bessette and Jenn Kurtz, singer/songwriters, #URT "ESSETTE AND *ENN +URTZ SINGER SONGWRITERS

Action Packed Thursdays with beer pong, line !CTION 0ACKED 4HURSDAYS WITH BEER PONG LINE p.m. the Performing Arts. $15. 948-7469. 7:30 p.m.

THE 0ERFORMING !RTS P M P M Blue Sky on York Beach, York Beach. 363-0050.

"LUE 3KY ON 9ORK "EACH 9ORK "EACH dancing, karaoke and DJ B-Set, ClubTexas, DANCING KARAOKE AND $* " 3ET #LUB 4EXAS

John Hammond, blues guitar, Stone Mountain Arts *OHN (AMMOND BLUES GUITAR 3TONE -OUNTAIN !RTS 7 to 10 p.m.

TO P M Auburn, clubtexas.info. 7 p.m. !UBURN CLUBTEXAS INFO P M Center, Browntield. $20. stonemountainartscenter 45%3$!9 TUESDAY #ENTER "ROWNlELD STONEMOUNTAINARTSCENTER Tickle, rock, with DJ Fitts in the pub, ClubTexas, 4ICKLE ROCK WITH $* &ITTS IN THE PUB #LUB 4EXAS

The Pleasants, rock, with Meghan Yates and 4HE 0LEASANTS ROCK WITH -EGHAN 9ATES AND .com. 8 p.m.

"TWO," with local musicians Jacob h47/ v WITH LOCAL MUSICIANS *ACOB COM P M Auburn, clubtexas.info. Time TEA. !UBURN CLUBTEXAS INFO 4IME 4"!

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THEOAKANDTHEAX BLOGSPOT COM P M Ogunquit. $37.50 in advance; $42.50 day of Trees, Port City Music Hall, Portland. $2.

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P M Mark Hummel's Blues Harmonica Blowout -ARK (UMMEL S "LUES (ARMONICA "LOWOUT show. 646-4777. 8 p.m. portcitymusichall.com. 8 p.m.

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Maine Songwriters Association Showcase with -AINE 3ONGWRITERS !SSOCIATION 3HOWCASE WITH ADVANCE DAY OF SHOW P M space538.org. 8 p.m. (doors at 7 p.m.)

SPACE ORG P M DOORS AT P M portlandempire.com. 6 p.m.

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Portcitymusichall.com; BVS Z]QOZa The locals >]`bZO\R & b] >]`bQWbg[caWQVOZZ Q][) 899-4990 &'' "'' April 14 - Jesse Colin Young, 8 p.m., One /^`WZ " Âł 8SaaS 1]ZW\ G]c\U & ^ [ =\S On sale 10 a.m. Friday - Toby Keith, =\ aOZS O [ 4`WROg Âł B]Pg 9SWbV Longfellow Square, Portland. $35/$38. :]\UTSZZ]e A_cO`S >]`bZO\R !# !& 7:30 p.m. July 8, Meadowbrook U.S. %(! ^ [ 8cZg & ;SOR]eP`]]Y C A Onelongfellowsquare.com; 761-1757 =\SZ]\UTSZZ]ea_cO`S Q][) %$ %#% Cellular Pavilion, Gilford, N.H. $51.75 to $116. /^`WZ " Âł 0`Sb ;WQVOSZa & ^ [ 1]ZZW\a 1SZZcZO` >OdWZW]\ 5WZT]`R < 6 # %# b] $ April 14 - Bret Michaels, 8 p.m., Collins Meadowbrook.net; (603) 293-4700 ;SOR]eP`]]Y \Sb) $ ! '! "% Center for the Arts, University of Maine, 1S\bS` T]` bVS /`ba C\WdS`aWbg ]T ;OW\S On sale 10 a.m. Friday - Steven =\ aOZS O [ 4`WROg Âł AbSdS\ Orono. $62 b] to $102. 1]ZZW\aQS\bS`T]`bVSO`ba Collinscenterforthearts =`]\] $ Wright, 8 p.m. June 3, Casino Ballroom, E`WUVb & ^ [ 8c\S ! 1OaW\] 0OZZ`]][ .com; 581-1755 Q][) #& %## Hampton Beach, N.H. $25 to $45.

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SBHJOH OPJTF This is a great start for a new concept 5IJT JT B HSFBU TUBSU GPS B OFX DPODFQU band in a town full of them. On "Crown CBOE JO B UPXO GVMM PG UIFN 0O i$SPXO Park," Whitcomb's songs are better 1BSL w 8IJUDPNC T TPOHT BSF CFUUFS suited for plowing ahead at a blistering TVJUFE GPS QMPXJOH BIFBE BU B CMJTUFSJOH pace than dragging their feet in molasses QBDF UIBO ESBHHJOH UIFJS GFFU JO NPMBTTFT grunge. But the group will only get better HSVOHF #VU UIF HSPVQ XJMM POMZ HFU CFUUFS with time, riding the wave that this record XJUI UJNF SJEJOH UIF XBWF UIBU UIJT SFDPSE Of all the rooms on a busy upcoming 0G BMM UIF SPPNT PO B CVTZ VQDPNJOH will surely create. Despite its evil-ridden XJMM TVSFMZ DSFBUF %FTQJUF JUT FWJM SJEEFO spring tour, which are you most excited TQSJOH UPVS XIJDI BSF ZPV NPTU FYDJUFE music, Whitcomb's future burns bright.

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=lcc jg\\[ X_\X[ ]fi N_`kZfdY Full speed ahead for Whitcomb on blistering new 'Crown Park' fe Yc`jk\i`e^ e\n Ă&#x160;:ifne GXibĂ&#x2039; 8IJUDPNC T HPU JU BMM 4QBXOFE GSPN Whitcomb's got it all. Spawned from UIF UPSUVSFE TPVMT PG 1PSUMBOE WFUFSBO the tortured souls of Portland veteran NVTJDJBOT BOE SJEJOH PO UIF TVQFS DSFFQZ musicians and riding on the super-creepy CBDL TUPSZ PG B DIJMESFO T QPFU VOSBWFMJOH back story of a children's poet unraveling UP NBEOFTT UIF HSPVQ T EFCVU i$SPXO to madness, the group's debut, "Crown 1BSL w JT EFMJDJPVTMZ EBSL 8JUI B QSBDUJDFE Park," is deliciously dark. With a practiced QSFDJTJPO 8IJUDPNC T TPVOE JT BDUVBMMZ precision, Whitcomb's sound is actually QSFUUZ WFSTBUJMF BO BDPVTUJD CMVFT TPVOE pretty versatile; an acoustic blues sound QPFN DBO HJWF XBZ UP GVMM TDBMF UPNC poem can give way to full-scale tombTUPOF SBUUMJOH SPDL PO B EJNF stone-rattling rock on a dime.

5BLF UIF TFNJ CBMMBE i7PJDFT w XIFSF BO Take the semi-ballad "Voices," where an Incubus-style verse devolves to a half*ODVCVT TUZMF WFSTF EFWPMWFT UP B IBMG time, double-bass-drum rumbling chorus UJNF EPVCMF CBTT ESVN SVNCMJOH DIPSVT and vocalist Brant Dadaleares, with a BOE WPDBMJTU #SBOU %BEBMFBSFT XJUI B feel for the epic, emphatically snarling GFFM GPS UIF FQJD FNQIBUJDBMMZ TOBSMJOH "burial grounds" over and over. The effect iCVSJBM HSPVOETw PWFS BOE PWFS 5IF FGGFDU is genuine heavy-rock goose bumps, and a JT HFOVJOF IFBWZ SPDL HPPTF CVNQT BOE B nervous need to glance over your shoulOFSWPVT OFFE UP HMBODF PWFS ZPVS TIPVM der for ghosts.

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Mod Night with Ian Paige and Kurt Baker, 21-plus; Empire Dine & Dance, Portland. $3.

PLUS %MPIRE $INE $ANCE 0ORTLAND portlandempire.com. 9:30 p.m.

PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M Ian Ethan, double-neck guitar, Blue, Portland. )AN %THAN DOUBLE NECK GUITAR "LUE 0ORTLAND Donation, portcityblue.com. 8 p.m. $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Mirror Image, jazz, Blue, Portland. Donation.

-IRROR )MAGE JAZZ "LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION portcityblue.com. 10 p.m.

PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Tone Kings and Adam Waxmen, soul/R&B, Big 4ONE +INGS AND !DAM 7AXMEN SOUL 2 " "IG Easy, Portland, bigeasyportland.com. 8 p.m. %ASY 0ORTLAND BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M

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Poor Howard, blues/folk, Andy's Old Port Pub, Portland, andysoldportpub.com. 5:30 p.m.

0ORTLAND ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M 2HYTHMIC #YPHER SPOKEN WORD 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND Rhythmic Cypher, spoken word, Slainte, Portland.

828-0900. 7 p.m.

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Jazz Masters Sunday Brunch, The Local Buzz, Cape Elizabeth. Donation. 541-9024. 11 a.m. to #APE %LIZABETH $ONATION A M TO 2 p.m.

P M The Couch, open mic with host Jon Nels and 4HE #OUCH OPEN MIC WITH HOST *ON .ELS AND guest artist Wesley Jay Whitman, 21-plus; Empire GUEST ARTIST 7ESLEY *AY 7HITMAN PLUS %MPIRE $INE $ANCE 0ORTLAND PORTLANDEMPIRE COM Dine & Dance, Portland, portlandempire.com.

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571-9652. 7 to 9 p.m.

TO P M Open Mic w i t h Alec Wall, drink specials, raffles, /PEN -IC WITH !LEC 7ALL DRINK SPECIALS RAFmES

SUNDAY 35.$!9 prizes and more, Andy's O l d Port Pub, Portland.

Mark Hummel's Harmonica Blowout, with Kenny PRIZES AND MORE !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND -ARK (UMMEL S (ARMONICA "LOWOUT WITH +ENNY andysoldportpub.com. 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

Neal, Mark Hummel and James Montgomery; The ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM TO P M .EAL -ARK (UMMEL AND *AMES -ONTGOMERY 4HE Trivia Night hosted by Ryan Prosser, Slainte, 4RIVIA .IGHT HOSTED BY 2YAN 0ROSSER 3LAINTE

Blues Survivors open; Time Out Pub, Rockland.

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Ben Kilcollins, acoustic, Andy's Old Port Pub, "EN +ILCOLLINS ACOUSTIC !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB

Portland, andysoldportpub.com. 7 p.m.

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-ILL "REWPUB 3ACO TO P M High School Poetry Slam, spoken word, The Local (IGH 3CHOOL 0OETRY 3LAM SPOKEN WORD 4HE ,OCAL Buzz, Cape Elizabeth. Donation. 541-9024.

"UZZ #APE %LIZABETH $ONATION 6 p.m.

P M Chas Lester Trio, soul/R&B, Empire Dine & #HAS ,ESTER 4RIO SOUL 2 " %MPIRE $INE Dance, Portland, portlandempire.com. 8 p.m. $ANCE 0ORTLAND PORTLANDEMPIRE COM P M Port Veritas, spoken word, Blue, Portland.

0ORT 6ERITAS SPOKEN WORD "LUE 0ORTLAND portcityblue.com. 7 p.m.

PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Meghan Mette and Carter Logan, Irish music, -EGHAN -ETTE AND #ARTER ,OGAN )RISH MUSIC

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

"LUE 0ORTLAND $ONATION PORTCITYBLUE COM P M Traditional Irish Session, Irish music, Blue, Port4RADITIONAL )RISH 3ESSION )RISH MUSIC "LUE 0ORT land. Donation, portcityblue.com. 10 p.m.

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but started his musical career there), the CVU TUBSUFE IJT NVTJDBM DBSFFS UIFSF UIF show will feature Elliot Easton and Greg TIPX XJMM GFBUVSF &MMJPU &BTUPO BOE (SFH Hawkes of The Cars; Barry Goudreau, a )BXLFT PG 5IF $BST #BSSZ (PVESFBV B former member of Boston who played on GPSNFS NFNCFS PG #PTUPO XIP QMBZFE PO the band's first two albums; guitarist Jon UIF CBOE T mSTU UXP BMCVNT HVJUBSJTU +PO Butcher; Charlie Farren and David Hull #VUDIFS $IBSMJF 'BSSFO BOE %BWJE )VMM of The Joe Perry Project; blues guitarists PG 5IF +PF 1FSSZ 1SPKFDU CMVFT HVJUBSJTUT Johnny A. and James Montgomery; The +PIOOZ " BOE +BNFT .POUHPNFSZ 5IF Uptown Horns; Ernie and The Automat6QUPXO )PSOT &SOJF BOE 5IF "VUPNBU ics; and others.

JDT BOE PUIFST Opening the show will be The Stompers, 0QFOJOH UIF TIPX XJMM CF 5IF 4UPNQFST a Boston-based group who were huge B #PTUPO CBTFE HSPVQ XIP XFSF IVHF regionally in the early 1980s with local SFHJPOBMMZ JO UIF FBSMZ T XJUI MPDBM radio hits including "Never Tell an Angel" SBEJP IJUT JODMVEJOH i/FWFS 5FMM BO "OHFMw and "Shutdown."

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h#OVER TO #OVER v LOCAL BANDS PLAY A CLASSIC "Cover to Cover," local bands play a classic album, Big Easy, Portland, bigeasyportland.com.

ALBUM "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND BIGEASYPORTLAND COM Tim Sullivan plays Paul Simon's "Graceland," 4IM 3ULLIVAN PLAYS 0AUL 3IMON S h'RACELAND v 10 p.m.

P M WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 0ITCH "LACK 2IBBONS BLUES 4HE ,OCAL "UZZ #APE Pitch Black Ribbons, blues, The Local Buzz, Cape Elizabeth. 541-9024. 6 p.m. %LIZABETH P M $AVID "EAM AND 4HE (OMEBOYS BLUES David Beam and The Homeboys, blues/ roots, Andy's O l d Port Pub, Portland.

ROOTS !NDY S /LD 0ORT 0UB 0ORTLAND andysoldportpub.com. 7:30 p.m.

ANDYSOLDPORTPUB COM P M /PEN -IC 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND P M Open Mic, Slainte, Portland. 828-0900. 8 p.m.

'ET (UMP D $ANCE 0ARTY 3LAINTE 0ORTLAND Get Hump'd Dance Party, Slainte, Portland.

828-0900. 9 p.m.

P M Hip-Hop Open M i c Night hosted by Shupe (IP (OP /PEN -IC .IGHT HOSTED BY 3HUPE and III By Instinct, Big Easy, Portland. $3.

AND )LL "Y )NSTINCT "IG %ASY 0ORTLAND bigeasyportland.com. 9 p.m.

BIGEASYPORTLAND COM P M * "IDDY ACOUSTIC 2I 2A )RISH 0UB 0ORTLAND J Biddy, acoustic, Ri Ra Irish Pub, Portland. rira.com. 8 p.m.

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terrorism consultant working for variUFSSPSJTN DPOTVMUBOU XPSLJOH GPS WBSJ ous government agencies and defense PVT HPWFSONFOU BHFODJFT BOE EFGFOTF companies. He's also a senior fellow at DPNQBOJFT )F T BMTP B TFOJPS GFMMPX BU the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies UIF 1PUPNBD *OTUJUVUF GPS 1PMJDZ 4UVEJFT in Washington, D.C JO 8BTIJOHUPO % $ "HBJO UJNJOH Again, timing. i* XSPUF B QBQFS PO IPX UP DPOWFSU B "I wrote a paper on how to convert a OBWBM XFBQPOT TZTUFN NPEJGZ JU BOE * naval weapons system, modify it, and I HBWF JU UP B DPOHSFTTNBO BOE IF HBWF gave it to a congressman, and he gave JU UP TPNFPOF FMTF BOE UIF OFYU UIJOH it to someone else, and the next thing I know, I'm working," said Baxter, who * LOPX * N XPSLJOH w TBJE #BYUFS XIP has been doing this type of consulting for IBT CFFO EPJOH UIJT UZQF PG DPOTVMUJOH GPS more than 15 years. He was not in the NPSF UIBO ZFBST )F XBT OPU JO UIF military, and did not study missile defense NJMJUBSZ BOE EJE OPU TUVEZ NJTTJMF EFGFOTF in college.

JO DPMMFHF "I can't really talk much about it," Baxi* DBO U SFBMMZ UBML NVDI BCPVU JU w #BY ter said of his other job.

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n a remote snowy forest in the O B SFNPUF TOPXZ GPSFTU JO UIF far north, a figure in camouGBS OPSUI B mHVSF JO DBNPV flage stalks a reindeer with nBHF TUBMLT B SFJOEFFS XJUI bow and arrow. An arrow flies, CPX BOE BSSPX "O BSSPX nJFT the deer tumbles off across a UIF EFFS UVNCMFT PGG BDSPTT B lake to die an agonizing death.

MBLF UP EJF BO BHPOJ[JOH EFBUI But the hunter, a teenage girl, gives #VU UIF IVOUFS B UFFOBHF HJSM HJWFT chase.

DIBTF "I just missed your heart," she obi* KVTU NJTTFE ZPVS IFBSU w TIF PC serves, and then dispatches the beast, TFSWFT BOE UIFO EJTQBUDIFT UIF CFBTU skins and dresses it. Her dad (Eric TLJOT BOE ESFTTFT JU )FS EBE &SJD Bana) is the only one not impressed at #BOB JT UIF POMZ POF OPU JNQSFTTFE BU her prowess. He's given to ambushing IFS QSPXFTT )F T HJWFO UP BNCVTIJOH her like Kato in the "Pink Panther" IFS MJLF ,BUP JO UIF i1JOL 1BOUIFSw

REVIEW I<M@<N "HANNA," starring Saoirse Ronan, Âľ6/<</ Âś abO``W\U AO]W`aS @]\O\ Eric Bana, Gate Blanchett, Jessica 3`WQ 0O\O 1ObS 0ZO\QVSbb 8SaaWQO Barden, Olivia Williams and Tom 0O`RS\ =ZWdWO EWZZWO[a O\R B][ Hollander. Directed by Joe Wright.

6]ZZO\RS` 2W`SQbSR Pg 8]S E`WUVb Rated PG-13 for intense sequences @ObSR >5 ! T]` W\bS\aS aS_cS\QSa of violence and action, some sexual ]T dW]ZS\QS O\R OQbW]\ a][S aSfcOZ material and language. Running [ObS`WOZ O\R ZO\UcOUS @c\\W\U time: 1:58 bW[S( (#& movies - constantly testing her, their NPWJFT o DPOTUBOUMZ UFTUJOH IFS UIFJS knife fights preparing her for the ugly LOJGF mHIUT QSFQBSJOH IFS GPS UIF VHMZ outside world he's protected her from PVUTJEF XPSME IF T QSPUFDUFE IFS GSPN all her life.

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XBSOT i"EBQU 0S EJF w What he has raised here north of the 8IBU IF IBT SBJTFE IFSF OPSUI PG UIF Arctic Circle is a strong, resourceful "SDUJD $JSDMF JT B TUSPOH SFTPVSDFGVM and remorseless killing machine. And BOE SFNPSTFMFTT LJMMJOH NBDIJOF "OE what he has in mind for her is the heart XIBU IF IBT JO NJOE GPS IFS JT UIF IFBSU of "Hanna," a furious neck-snapping PG i)BOOB w B GVSJPVT OFDL TOBQQJOH thriller that summons up memories of UISJMMFS UIBU TVNNPOT VQ NFNPSJFT PG a dozen other movies and manages to B EP[FO PUIFS NPWJFT BOE NBOBHFT UP improve on most of them.

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One of the demons in "Insidious" is 0OF PG UIF EFNPOT JO i*OTJEJPVTw JT wearing what looks like a Darth Maul XFBSJOH XIBU MPPLT MJLF B %BSUI .BVM Halloween mask. )BMMPXFFO NBTL And the finale is both a tad too literal "OE UIF GJOBMF JT CPUI B UBE UPP MJUFSBM and a lot too long and drawn out.

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REVIEW I<M@<N "INSIDIOUS," starring Rose Byrne, Âľ7<A727=CA Âś abO``W\U @]aS 0g`\S Patrick Wilson, Lin Shaye and Leigh >Ob`WQY EWZa]\ :W\ AVOgS O\R :SWUV Whannell. Directed by James Wan. EVO\\SZZ 2W`SQbSR Pg 8O[Sa EO\ Rated PG-13 for thematic material, @ObSR >5 ! T]` bVS[ObWQ [ObS`WOZ violence, terror and frightening dW]ZS\QS bS``]` O\R T`WUVbS\W\U images, and brief strong language.

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a doubt, the spookiest and most enterB EPVCU UIF TQPPLJFTU BOE NPTU FOUFS taining horror flick since "Paranormal UBJOJOH IPSSPS GMJDL TJODF i1BSBOPSNBM Activity."

"DUJWJUZ w "Insidious" is a haunted house tale i*OTJEJPVTw JT B IBVOUFE IPVTF UBMF in the "Poltergeist" mold - a child in JO UIF i1PMUFSHFJTUw NPME o B DIJME JO jeopardy, a mother (Rose Byrne) strugKFPQBSEZ B NPUIFS 3PTF #ZSOF TUSVH gling to get her head around what may HMJOH UP HFU IFS IFBE BSPVOE XIBU NBZ be happening, a father (Patrick Wilson) CF IBQQFOJOH B GBUIFS 1BUSJDL 8JMTPO

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JO EFOJBM Renai and Josh and their three kids 3FOBJ BOE +PTI BOE UIFJS UISFF LJET have just moved into a nice, older IBWF KVTU NPWFE JOUP B OJDF PMEFS wooden two-story home that should be XPPEFO UXP TUPSZ IPNF UIBU TIPVME CF out of the reach of a high school science PVU PG UIF SFBDI PG B IJHI TDIPPM TDJFODF teacher and his stay-at-home wife. Well, UFBDIFS BOE IJT TUBZ BU IPNF XJGF 8FMM she does dabble in songwriting.

TIF EPFT EBCCMF JO TPOHXSJUJOH But at home alone, she's hearing #VU BU IPNF BMPOF TIF T IFBSJOH things in this quiet, creaky house. So UIJOHT JO UIJT RVJFU DSFBLZ IPVTF 4P does their oldest son, Dalton (Ty SimpEPFT UIFJS PMEFTU TPO %BMUPO 5Z 4JNQ kins). He investigates, and next thing LJOT )F JOWFTUJHBUFT BOE OFYU UIJOH you know, he's in a coma that medical ZPV LOPX IF T JO B DPNB UIBU NFEJDBM science can't explain. As Renai stares TDJFODF DBO U FYQMBJO "T 3FOBJ TUBSFT mournfully at her little boy as the nurse NPVSOGVMMZ BU IFS MJUUMF CPZ BT UIF OVSTF explains how to lubricate the breathing FYQMBJOT IPX UP MVCSJDBUF UIF CSFBUIJOH tube she'll have to remove, clean and inUVCF TIF MM IBWF UP SFNPWF DMFBO BOE JO sert every day, the quietly chilling home TFSU FWFSZ EBZ UIF RVJFUMZ DIJMMJOH IPNF settles into mourning.

TFUUMFT JOUP NPVSOJOH "I feel like the universe is just seeing i* GFFM MJLF UIF VOJWFSTF JT KVTU TFFJOH how far I'll bend before I break."

IPX GBS * MM CFOE CFGPSF * CSFBL w She doesn't know the half of it. James 4IF EPFTO U LOPX UIF IBMG PG JU +BNFT Wan, graduating from the "torture 8BO HSBEVBUJOH GSPN UIF iUPSUVSF porn" genre he helped launch with QPSOw HFOSF IF IFMQFE MBVODI XJUI "Saw" and working with both his "Saw" i4BXw BOE XPSLJOH XJUI CPUI IJT i4BXw screenwriter/collaborator Leigh WhanTDSFFOXSJUFS DPMMBCPSBUPS -FJHI 8IBO nell and producer Oren Peli ("ParaOFMM BOE QSPEVDFS 0SFO 1FMJ i1BSB normal Activity"), builds tension with OPSNBM "DUJWJUZw CVJMET UFOTJPO XJUI

glimpses of cadaverous faces, people in HMJNQTFT PG DBEBWFSPVT GBDFT QFPQMF JO odd costumes and the like. Doors open PEE DPTUVNFT BOE UIF MJLF %PPST PQFO and close, whispers rumble through the BOE DMPTF XIJTQFST SVNCMF UISPVHI UIF baby monitor.

CBCZ NPOJUPS And the hairs rise on the back of your "OE UIF IBJST SJTF PO UIF CBDL PG ZPVS neck.

OFDL Neither Renai nor her husband doubt /FJUIFS 3FOBJ OPS IFS IVTCBOE EPVCU her sanity, a convention of these movies.

IFS TBOJUZ B DPOWFOUJPO PG UIFTF NPWJFT She's seeing bloody handprints on her 4IF T TFFJOH CMPPEZ IBOEQSJOUT PO IFS comatose son's sheets and little boys DPNBUPTF TPO T TIFFUT BOE MJUUMF CPZT dressed in 1920s clothes in her kid's ESFTTFE JO T DMPUIFT JO IFS LJE T closet. She knows something's up. Josh DMPTFU 4IF LOPXT TPNFUIJOH T VQ +PTI is oddly tuned out.

JT PEEMZ UVOFE PVU Wan and Whannell then turn the movie 8BO BOE 8IBOOFMM UIFO UVSO UIF NPWJF on its head, getting Josh's mother (BarPO JUT IFBE HFUUJOH +PTI T NPUIFS #BS bara Hershey) and through her a team CBSB )FSTIFZ BOE UISPVHI IFS B UFBN straight out of the "X-Files," tech nerd/ TUSBJHIU PVU PG UIF i9 'JMFT w UFDI OFSE conspiracy buffs dressed like Mormon DPOTQJSBDZ CVGGT ESFTTFE MJLF .PSNPO missionaries. These goofy ghostbusters NJTTJPOBSJFT 5IFTF HPPGZ HIPTUCVTUFST (played by Whannell and Angus Samp QMBZFE CZ 8IBOOFMM BOE "OHVT 4BNQ son) give the movie a comical pro-active TPO HJWF UIF NPWJF B DPNJDBM QSP BDUJWF spin - with self-designed gadgets and a TQJO o XJUI TFMG EFTJHOFE HBEHFUT BOE B boss (Lin Shaye) with a plan.

CPTT -JO 4IBZF XJUI B QMBO The best horror movies get the audi5IF CFTU IPSSPS NPWJFT HFU UIF BVEJ ence talking back to the screen, and FODF UBMLJOH CBDL UP UIF TDSFFO BOE "Insidious" does that, and how. You'll i*OTJEJPVTw EPFT UIBU BOE IPX :PV MM have to fight the urge to yell "Don't go in IBWF UP GJHIU UIF VSHF UP ZFMM i%PO U HP JO there" or "Something just KICKED your UIFSFw PS i4PNFUIJOH KVTU ,*$,&% ZPVS front door in, DON'T turn off the alarm, GSPOU EPPS JO %0/ 5 UVSO PGG UIF BMBSN you idiot!"

ZPV JEJPU w Wan makes great use of silences and 8BO NBLFT HSFBU VTF PG TJMFODFT BOE empty black space, furtive glances of FNQUZ CMBDL TQBDF GVSUJWF HMBODFT PG something that the rational mind says TPNFUIJOH UIBU UIF SBUJPOBM NJOE TBZT should not be there. "Insidious" is a TIPVME OPU CF UIFSF i*OTJEJPVTw JT B textbook piece of horror in that regard.

UFYUCPPL QJFDF PG IPSSPS JO UIBU SFHBSE It falls to Byrne to sell the reality of all *U GBMMT UP #ZSOF UP TFMM UIF SFBMJUZ PG BMM this, and she does - a woman paralyzed UIJT BOE TIF EPFT o B XPNBO QBSBMZ[FE by fear, but made brave because she has CZ GFBS CVU NBEF CSBWF CFDBVTF TIF IBT to be. She's a mother, after all.

UP CF 4IF T B NPUIFS BGUFS BMM One can cast a jaundiced eye at Wan 0OF DBO DBTU B KBVOEJDFE FZF BU 8BO and Whannell's role in the popularizaBOE 8IBOOFMM T SPMF JO UIF QPQVMBSJ[B tion of grim, soul-crushing "torture UJPO PG HSJN TPVM DSVTIJOH iUPSUVSF porn." But their departure from it is fun QPSO w #VU UIFJS EFQBSUVSF GSPN JU JT GVO and full of jolts. It's PG-13 and nobody BOE GVMM PG KPMUT *U T 1( BOE OPCPEZ has to hack off their own anything.

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LOS ANGELES â&#x20AC;&#x201D; The book is called -04 "/(&-&4 Â&#x2030; 5IF CPPL JT DBMMFE "Jane Eyre" but when it comes to its nui+BOF &ZSFw CVU XIFO JU DPNFT UP JUT OV merous movie versions, whether it's OrNFSPVT NPWJF WFSTJPOT XIFUIFS JU T 0S son Welles in 1944 or Michael Fassbender TPO 8FMMFT JO PS .JDIBFM 'BTTCFOEFS right now, the actor playing Edward RochSJHIU OPX UIF BDUPS QMBZJOH &EXBSE 3PDI ester often ends up with the lion's share of FTUFS PGUFO FOET VQ XJUI UIF MJPO T TIBSF PG the attention.

UIF BUUFOUJPO That's because the brooding master 5IBU T CFDBVTF UIF CSPPEJOH NBTUFS of Thornfield in Charlotte Bronte's 1847 PG 5IPSOmFME JO $IBSMPUUF #SPOUF T novel is one of literature's archetypal OPWFM JT POF PG MJUFSBUVSF T BSDIFUZQBM romantic heroes, a complex and troubled SPNBOUJD IFSPFT B DPNQMFY BOE USPVCMFE individual who is sensitive, poetic and, JOEJWJEVBM XIP JT TFOTJUJWF QPFUJD BOE as Lady Caroline Lamb famously said of BT -BEZ $BSPMJOF -BNC GBNPVTMZ TBJE PG Lord Byron, "mad, bad and dangerous to -PSE #ZSPO iNBE CBE BOE EBOHFSPVT UP know."

LOPX w A part like that is catnip for performers " QBSU MJLF UIBU JT DBUOJQ GPS QFSGPSNFST who can play the rogue male, and FassXIP DBO QMBZ UIF SPHVF NBMF BOE 'BTT bender swallows it whole. He's a GermanCFOEFS TXBMMPXT JU XIPMF )F T B (FSNBO born Irish actor who is about to break CPSO *SJTI BDUPS XIP JT BCPVU UP CSFBL big with roles in the next "X-Men" movie, CJH XJUI SPMFT JO UIF OFYU i9 .FOw NPWJF a Steven Soderbergh thriller and "ProB 4UFWFO 4PEFSCFSHI UISJMMFS BOE i1SP metheus," Ridley Scott's "Alien" prequel.

NFUIFVT w 3JEMFZ 4DPUU T i"MJFOw QSFRVFM Fassbender energizes not just his scenes 'BTTCFOEFS FOFSHJ[FT OPU KVTU IJT TDFOFT with Mia Wasikowska's accomplished but XJUI .JB 8BTJLPXTLB T BDDPNQMJTIFE CVU inevitably more pulled-back Jane, but this JOFWJUBCMZ NPSF QVMMFE CBDL +BOF CVU UIJT entire film.

FOUJSF mMN Bronte's romantic novel of a young gov#SPOUF T SPNBOUJD OPWFM PG B ZPVOH HPW erness engaged in a classic struggle for FSOFTT FOHBHFE JO B DMBTTJD TUSVHHMF GPS equality and independence has, as noted, FRVBMJUZ BOE JOEFQFOEFODF IBT BT OPUFE been filmed a lot: One count lists 18 theatCFFO mMNFE B MPU 0OF DPVOU MJTUT UIFBU rical feature versions plus nine telefilms.

SJDBM GFBUVSF WFSTJPOT QMVT OJOF UFMFmMNT But it's not always had a director with as #VU JU T OPU BMXBZT IBE B EJSFDUPS XJUI BT much of a flair for the five-alarm-fire draNVDI PG B nBJS GPS UIF mWF BMBSN mSF ESB matics of its plot as Gary Joji Fukunaga.

NBUJDT PG JUT QMPU BT $BSZ +PKJ 'VLVOBHB As his first film, the Sundance success "T IJT mSTU mMN UIF 4VOEBODF TVDDFTT "Sin Nombre," demonstrated, Fukunaga i4JO /PNCSF w EFNPOTUSBUFE 'VLVOBHB is an intense, visceral filmmaker with a JT BO JOUFOTF WJTDFSBM mMNNBLFS XJUI B love for melodramatic situations. His noMPWF GPS NFMPESBNBUJD TJUVBUJPOT )JT OP holds-barred style is more successful here IPMET CBSSFE TUZMF JT NPSF TVDDFTTGVM IFSF than in his debut because the necessity of UIBO JO IJT EFCVU CFDBVTF UIF OFDFTTJUZ PG working within the boundaries of Bronte's XPSLJOH XJUIJO UIF CPVOEBSJFT PG #SPOUF T narrative provides just the right amount OBSSBUJWF QSPWJEFT KVTU UIF SJHIU BNPVOU of structure to showcase his talents.

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One of the shrewd choices Fukunaga has 0OF PG UIF TISFXE DIPJDFT 'VLVOBHB IBT made is to emphasize the natural gothic NBEF JT UP FNQIBTJ[F UIF OBUVSBM HPUIJD aspects of the story. Thornfield, where BTQFDUT PG UIF TUPSZ 5IPSOmFME XIFSF much of the action takes place, is an old NVDI PG UIF BDUJPO UBLFT QMBDF JT BO PME dark house after all, and expert cinemaEBSL IPVTF BGUFS BMM BOE FYQFSU DJOFNB tographer Adriano Goldman beautifully UPHSBQIFS "ESJBOP (PMENBO CFBVUJGVMMZ captures both the building's candle-lit DBQUVSFT CPUI UIF CVJMEJOH T DBOEMF MJU spookiness and the desolate beauty of the TQPPLJOFTT BOE UIF EFTPMBUF CFBVUZ PG UIF surrounding Derbyshire countryside.

TVSSPVOEJOH %FSCZTIJSF DPVOUSZTJEF Fukunaga has also invested heavily in 'VLVOBHB IBT BMTP JOWFTUFE IFBWJMZ JO the film's physical details, working with UIF mMN T QIZTJDBM EFUBJMT XPSLJOH XJUI his production team, including production IJT QSPEVDUJPO UFBN JODMVEJOH QSPEVDUJPO designer Will Hughes-Jones, art director EFTJHOFS 8JMM )VHIFT +POFT BSU EJSFDUPS Karl Probert, set decorator Tina Jones ,BSM 1SPCFSU TFU EFDPSBUPS 5JOB +POFT and costume designer Michael O'Connor BOE DPTUVNF EFTJHOFS .JDIBFM 0 $POOPS to create a period world where even the UP DSFBUF B QFSJPE XPSME XIFSF FWFO UIF badminton equipment looks fearsomely CBENJOUPO FRVJQNFOU MPPLT GFBSTPNFMZ authentic.

BVUIFOUJD Similar care has also gone into casting, 4JNJMBS DBSF IBT BMTP HPOF JOUP DBTUJOH with equally good results, including the XJUI FRVBMMZ HPPE SFTVMUT JODMVEJOH UIF impeccable Judi Dench as redoubtable JNQFDDBCMF +VEJ %FODI BT SFEPVCUBCMF Thornfield housekeeper Mrs. Fairfax, 5IPSOmFME IPVTFLFFQFS .ST 'BJSGBY Jamie Bell as the obtuse cleric St. John +BNJF #FMM BT UIF PCUVTF DMFSJD 4U +PIO Rivers, and Sally Hawkins of "Happy3JWFST BOE 4BMMZ )BXLJOT PG i)BQQZ Go-Lucky" smartly cast against type as (P -VDLZw TNBSUMZ DBTU BHBJOTU UZQF BT Jane's awful aunt, Mrs. Reed. +BOF T BXGVM BVOU .ST 3FFE Wasikowska, Tim Burton's Alice and 8BTJLPXTLB 5JN #VSUPO T "MJDF BOE the daughter in "The Kids Are All Right," UIF EBVHIUFS JO i5IF ,JET "SF "MM 3JHIU w looks exactly right as a heroine the author MPPLT FYBDUMZ SJHIU BT B IFSPJOF UIF BVUIPS famously described as "plain and small GBNPVTMZ EFTDSJCFE BT iQMBJO BOE TNBMM as myself." Wasikowska acquits herself BT NZTFMG w 8BTJLPXTLB BDRVJUT IFSTFMG well here, but without a lot of access to XFMM IFSF CVU XJUIPVU B MPU PG BDDFTT UP Please see'JANE,' PageE36 Gc\Xj\ j\\ ¡8/<3 ¸ GX^\ <*-

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SVO PWFS B CBCZ MBUFS w Only Hank Azaria, vamping it up as the 0OMZ )BOL "[BSJB WBNQJOH JU VQ BT UIF head Easter chick in charge, a megaloIFBE &BTUFS DIJDL JO DIBSHF B NFHBMP maniac named "Carlos" with an AzarNBOJBD OBNFE i$BSMPTw XJUI BO "[BS ian-Mexican accent, lands consistent JBO .FYJDBO BDDFOU MBOET DPOTJTUFOU laughs.

MBVHIT The slapstick is mild-mannered; 5IF TMBQTUJDL JT NJME NBOOFSFE there's no romance, not a hint of emoUIFSF T OP SPNBODF OPU B IJOU PG FNP tion. The best gag might be the one UJPO 5IF CFTU HBH NJHIU CF UIF POF before the opening credits. The UniCFGPSF UIF PQFOJOH DSFEJUT 5IF 6OJ versal globe logo is shaped like an egg.

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1 @SWZZg O\R /\\S 6SQVS 2W`SQbSR Pg ;WUcSZ /`bSbO Naive small-town guy Tim Lippe has no idea what he's <OWdS a[OZZ b]e\ Ucg BW[ :W^^S VOa \] WRSO eVOb VS¸a in for when he's sent to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, to repreW\ T]` eVS\ VS¸a aS\b b] 1SRO` @O^WRa 7]eO b] `S^`S sent his company in an annual insurance convention, aS\b VWa Q][^O\g W\ O\ O\\cOZ W\ac`O\QS Q]\dS\bW]\ where he soon finds himself under the "guidance" of eVS`S VS a]]\ ¿\Ra VW[aSZT c\RS` bVS ¾UcWRO\QSœ ]T three convention veterans. Crude and sexual content, bV`SS Q]\dS\bW]\ dSbS`O\a 1`cRS O\R aSfcOZ Q]\bS\b language and drug use.

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"ARTHUR" (1:50) (PG-13) Stars Russell Brand, Helen Âľ/@B6C@Âś (# >5 ! AbO`a @caaSZZ 0`O\R 6SZS\ Mirren and Jennifer Garner. Directed by Jason Winer. ;W``S\ O\R 8S\\WTS` 5O`\S` 2W`SQbSR Pg 8Oa]\ EW\S` A drunken playboy stands to lose his inheritance when / R`c\YS\ ^ZOgP]g abO\Ra b] Z]aS VWa W\VS`WbO\QS eVS\ he falls for a woman his family doesn't like.

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"DIARY OF A WIMPY KID: RODRICK RULES" (1:35) Âľ27/@G =4 / E7;>G 972( @=2@719 @C:3AÂś (!# (PG) Stars Zachary Gordon, Devon Bostick and Robert >5 AbO`a HOQVO`g 5]`R]\ 2Sd]\ 0]abWQY O\R @]PS`b Capron. Directed by David Bowers. Back in middle 1O^`]\ 2W`SQbSR Pg 2OdWR 0]eS`a 0OQY W\ [WRRZS school after summer vacation, Greg Heffley works aQV]]Z OTbS` ac[[S` dOQObW]\ 5`SU 6STĂ&#x20AC;Sg e]`Ya hard to keep his secret safe, though his older brother VO`R b] YSS^ VWa aSQ`Sb aOTS bV]cUV VWa ]ZRS` P`]bVS` Rodrick knows all about what happened - and is eager @]R`WQY Y\]ea OZZ OP]cb eVOb VO^^S\SR Âł O\R Wa SOUS` to spill the beans. Some mild rude humor and mischief. b] a^WZZ bVS PSO\a A][S [WZR `cRS Vc[]` O\R [WaQVWST Showing at: Cinemagic Westbrook Today-Weds 11:50 AV]eW\U Ob( 1W\S[OUWQ ESabP`]]Y B]ROg ESRa (# a.m., 2:10,4:30, 7:10,9:30; Cinemagic Saco Today-Weds O [ ( "(! %( '(! ) 1W\S[OUWQ AOQ] B]ROg ESRa 4:40, 7:10, 9:30; Cinemagic Grand (South 12:20, ( 2:30, (! "(" %( '(! ) 1W\S[OUWQ 5`O\R A]cbV Portland) Today-Weds 12:20,2:40, 5, 7:20,9:50; Bruns>]`bZO\R B]ROg ESRa ( (" # %( '(# ) 0`c\a wick 10 Today 1:15,4, 7:10, 9:30, Fri-Wed 1:50,4:05, eWQY B]ROg ( # " %( '(! 4`W ESR (# "( # 6:40, 9:25; Falmouth 10 Today 4:50, 7 $(" '( #) 4OZ[]cbV B]ROg "(# %

"BORN TO BE WILD" (0:40) (G) Stars Birute GaldiÂľ0=@< B= 03 E7:2Âś (" 5 AbO`a 0W`cbS 5OZRW kas, Daphne Sheldrick and Morgan Freeman. Directed YOa 2O^V\S AVSZR`WQY O\R ;]`UO\ 4`SS[O\ 2W`SQbSR

by David Lickley. A documentary about orphaned Pg 2OdWR :WQYZSg / R]Qc[S\bO`g OP]cb ]`^VO\SR orangutans and elephants and the people who rescue ]`O\UcbO\a O\R SZS^VO\ba O\R bVS ^S]^ZS eV] `SaQcS and raise them.

O\R `OWaS bVS[ Opening at: Cinemagic Saco IMAX 3D Fri-Weds 12:15, =^S\W\U Ob( 1W\S[OUWQ AOQ] 7;/F !2 4`W ESRa ( # 3:45, 5, 7 (1:25,# 2:35, (!# !("# # %

"GNOMEO & JULIET" (1:24) (G) Animated with the ¾5<=;3= 8C:73Bœ ( " 5 /\W[ObSR eWbV bVS voices of James McAvoy, Emily Blunt and Maggie d]WQSa ]T 8O[Sa ;Q/d]g 3[WZg 0Zc\b O\R ;OUUWS Smith. Directed by Kelly Asbury. An animated version A[WbV 2W`SQbSR Pg 9SZZg /aPc`g /\ O\W[ObSR dS`aW]\ of Shakespeare's play in which Gnomeo and Juliet are ]T AVOYSa^SO`S¸a ^ZOg W\ eVWQV 5\][S] O\R 8cZWSb O`S would-be lovers from rival garden-based families. e]cZR PS Z]dS`a T`][ `WdOZ UO`RS\ POaSR TO[WZWSa Showing at: Cinemagic Westbrook (3D) Today AV]eW\U Ob( 1W\S[OUWQ ESabP`]]Y !2 B]ROg 11:50 a.m. (# O [

"HANNA" (1:51) (PG-13) Stars Saoirse Ronan, Gate Âľ6/<</Âś (# >5 ! AbO`a AO]W`aS @]\O\ 1ObS Blanchett and Eric Bana. Directed by Joe Wright. A 0ZO\QVSbb O\R 3`WQ 0O\O 2W`SQbSR Pg 8]S E`WUVb / 16-year-old who was raised by her father is dispatched $ gSO` ]ZR eV] eOa `OWaSR Pg VS` TObVS` Wa RWa^ObQVSR on a mission across Europe, tracked by a ruthless intel]\ O [WaaW]\ OQ`]aa 3c`]^S b`OQYSR Pg O `cbVZSaa W\bSZ ligence agent and her operatives. Intense sequences ZWUS\QS OUS\b O\R VS` ]^S`ObWdSa 7\bS\aS aS_cS\QSa of violence and action, some sexual material and ]T dW]ZS\QS O\R OQbW]\ a][S aSfcOZ [ObS`WOZ O\R language.

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"JANE EYRE" (1:50) (PG-13) Stars Mia Wasikowska, ¾8/<3 3G@3œ (# >5 ! AbO`a ;WO EOaWY]eaYO Michael Fassbender and Judi Dench. Directed by Gary ;WQVOSZ 4OaaPS\RS` O\R 8cRW 2S\QV 2W`SQbSR Pg 1O`g Joji Fukunaga. A mousy governess who softens the 8]XW 4cYc\OUO / []cag U]dS`\Saa eV] a]TbS\a bVS heart of her employer soon discovers that he's hiding VSO`b ]T VS` S[^Z]gS` a]]\ RWaQ]dS`a bVOb VS¸a VWRW\U a terrible secret in this retelling of the classic novel by O bS``WPZS aSQ`Sb W\ bVWa `SbSZZW\U ]T bVS QZOaaWQ \]dSZ Pg Charlotte Bronte. Thematic elements including a nude 1VO`Z]bbS 0`]\bS BVS[ObWQ SZS[S\ba W\QZcRW\U O \cRS image and brief violent content.

W[OUS O\R P`WST dW]ZS\b Q]\bS\b Opening at: Nickelodeon (Portland) Fri-Wed =^S\W\U Ob( <WQYSZ]RS]\ >]`bZO\R 4`W ESR (1:20,4,6:45,9:20 " $("# '( "YOUR HIGHNESS" (1:42) @ AbO`a 2O\\g ;Q0`WRS (R) Stars Danny McBride, ¾G=C@ 6756<3AAœ (" Zooey Deschanel and James Franco. Directed by David H]]Sg 2SaQVO\SZ O\R 8O[Sa 4`O\Q] 2W`SQbSR Pg 2OdWR Gordon Green. A fantasy-comedy about an arrogant, 5]`R]\ 5`SS\ / TO\bOag Q][SRg OP]cb O\ O``]UO\b lazy prince who must complete a quest in order to save ZOhg ^`W\QS eV] [cab Q][^ZSbS O _cSab W\ ]`RS` b] aOdS his father's kingdom. Strong crude and sexual content, VWa TObVS`¸a YW\UR][ Ab`]\U Q`cRS O\R aSfcOZ Q]\bS\b pervasive language, nudity, violence and some drug ^S`dOaWdS ZO\UcOUS \cRWbg dW]ZS\QS O\R a][S R`cU use. caS Opening at: Cinemagic Grand (South Portland) Fri=^S\W\U Ob( 1W\S[OUWQ 5`O\R A]cbV >]`bZO\R 4`W Wed 12:10, 5,7:30,10; Cinemagic Saco Fri-Wed ESR ( 2:40, (" # %(! ) 1W\S[OUWQ AOQ] 4`W ESR Cinemagic Westbrook Fri-Wed 12:30,3,7:15,9:30; (! ! %( # '(! ) 1W\S[OUWQ ESabP`]]Y 4`W ESR 7,9:30; Nickelodeon (Portland) Fri-Wed 2, 12:10,3, ( ! % '(! ) <WQYSZ]RS]\ >]`bZO\R 4`W ESR 4:45, 7:20, 9:50; Brunswick 10 Fri-Wed 1:35, 4:20, 7:30, "("# %( '(# ) 0`c\aeWQY 4`W ESR (!# "( %(!

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"HALL PASS" (1:48) (R) Stars Owen Wilson, Jason ¾6/:: >/AAœ ("& @ AbO`a =eS\ EWZa]\ 8Oa]\ Sudeikis and Christina Applegate. Directed by Bobby AcRSWYWa O\R 1V`WabW\O /^^ZSUObS 2W`SQbSR Pg 0]PPg Farrelly and Peter Farrelly. Two married guys are given 4O``SZZg O\R >SbS` 4O``SZZg Be] [O``WSR Ucga O`S UWdS\ the freedom to engage in a week's worth of extra-marbVS T`SSR][ b] S\UOUS W\ O eSSY¸a e]`bV ]T Sfb`O [O` ital affairs, though they get a little bent out of shape WbOZ OTTOW`a bV]cUV bVSg USb O ZWbbZS PS\b ]cb ]T aVO^S when their respective wives start having fun of their eVS\ bVSW` `Sa^SQbWdS eWdSa abO`b VOdW\U Tc\ ]T bVSW` own. Crude and sexual humor throughout, language, ]e\ 1`cRS O\R aSfcOZ Vc[]` bV`]cUV]cb ZO\UcOUS some graphic nudity and drug use. a][S U`O^VWQ \cRWbg O\R R`cU caS Showing at: Cinemagic Saco Today 7, 9:30; CinAV]eW\U Ob( 1W\S[OUWQ AOQ] B]ROg % '(! ) 1W\ emagic Westbrook Today 6:50, 9:30, Fri-Wed 12, 9:10 S[OUWQ ESabP`]]Y B]ROg $(# '(! 4`W ESR '(

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Natalie Portman as Isabel, Danny McBride as Thadeous and James Franco as <ObOZWS >]`b[O\ Oa 7aOPSZ 2O\\g ;Q0`WRS Oa BVORS]ca O\R 8O[Sa 4`O\Q] Oa Fabious in "Your Highness."

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"BATTLE: LOS ANGELES" (1:56) (PG-13) Stars Aaron Âľ0/BB:3( :=A /<53:3AÂś (#$ >5 ! AbO`a /O`]\ Eckhart, Michelle Rodriguez and Bridget Moynahan.

3QYVO`b ;WQVSZZS @]R`WUcSh O\R 0`WRUSb ;]g\OVO\ Directed by Jonathan Liebesman. As a full-scale alien 2W`SQbSR Pg 8]\ObVO\ :WSPSa[O\ /a O TcZZ aQOZS OZWS\ invasion threatens Earth, in Los Angeles a veteran W\dOaW]\ bV`SObS\a 3O`bV W\ :]a /\USZSa O dSbS`O\ Marine staff sergeant leads his new platoon into battle ;O`W\S abOTT aS`USO\b ZSORa VWa \Se ^ZOb]]\ W\b] PObbZS with an uncommon enemy. Sustained and intense eWbV O\ c\Q][[]\ S\S[g AcabOW\SR O\R W\bS\aS

sequences of war violence and destruction, and for aS_cS\QSa ]T eO` dW]ZS\QS O\R RSab`cQbW]\ O\R T]` language.

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"BEASTLY" (1:33) (PG-13) Stars Alex Pettyfer, VanÂľ03/AB:GÂś (!! >5 ! AbO`a /ZSf >SbbgTS` DO\ essa Hudgens and Mary-Kate Olsen. Directed by Daniel SaaO 6cRUS\a O\R ;O`g 9ObS =ZaS\ 2W`SQbSR Pg 2O\WSZ "THE ILLUSIONIST" (1:30) (PG) Stars Jean-Claude ÂľB63 7::CA7=<7ABÂś (! >5 AbO`a 8SO\ 1ZOcRS Barnz. A modern day take on "Beauty and the Beast" Donda, Eilidh Rankin and Duncan MacNeil. Directed by 0O`\h / []RS`\ ROg bOYS ]\ Âľ0SOcbg O\R bVS 0SOabÂś 2]\RO 3WZWRV @O\YW\ O\R 2c\QO\ ;OQ<SWZ 2W`SQbSR Pg in which a New York teen is transformed into a hideous AgZdOW\ 1V][Sb / 4`S\QV WZZcaW]\Wab Âż\Ra VW[aSZT ]cb ]T Sylvain Chomet. A French illusionist finds himself out of W\ eVWQV O <Se G]`Y bSS\ Wa b`O\aT]`[SR W\b] O VWRS]ca work and travels to Scotland, where he meets a young e]`Y O\R b`OdSZa b] AQ]bZO\R eVS`S VS [SSba O g]c\U woman. Their ensuing adventure changes both their e][O\ BVSW` S\acW\U ORdS\bc`S QVO\USa P]bV bVSW` lives forever. Thematic elements and smoking.

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"INSIDIOUS" (1:42) >5 ! AbO`a >Ob`WQY EWZa]\ @]aS (PG-13) Stars Patrick Wilson, Rose Âľ7<A727=CAÂś (" Byrne and Ty Simpkins. Directed by James Wan. A fam0g`\S O\R Bg AW[^YW\a 2W`SQbSR Pg 8O[Sa EO\ / TO[ ily attempts to prevent evil spirits from trapping their WZg ObbS[^ba b] ^`SdS\b SdWZ a^W`Wba T`][ b`O^^W\U bVSW` comatose child in a realm called The Further. Thematic Q][Ob]aS QVWZR W\ O `SOZ[ QOZZSR BVS 4c`bVS` BVS[ObWQ material, violence, terror and frightening images, and [ObS`WOZ dW]ZS\QS bS``]` O\R T`WUVbS\W\U W[OUSa O\R brief strong language.

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"THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU" (1:39) PG-13) Stars ÂľB63 /28CAB;3<B 0C@3/CÂś (!' >5 ! AbO`a Matt Damon and Emily Blunt. Directed by George ;Obb 2O[]\ O\R 3[WZg 0Zc\b 2W`SQbSR Pg 5S]`US Nolfi. The affair between a politician and a ballerina is <]ZÂż BVS OTTOW` PSbeSS\ O ^]ZWbWQWO\ O\R O POZZS`W\O Wa affected by mysterious forces, keeping the lovers apart.

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"HOP" (1:30) (PG) Stars Russell Brand, James ¾6=>œ (! >5 AbO`a @caaSZZ 0`O\R 8O[Sa Marsden and Elizabeth Perkins. Directed by Tim Hill. A ;O`aRS\ O\R 3ZWhOPSbV >S`YW\a 2W`SQbSR Pg BW[ 6WZZ / slacker who accidentally hits the Easter Bunny with his aZOQYS` eV] OQQWRS\bOZZg VWba bVS 3OabS` 0c\\g eWbV VWa car is forced to care for his victim, who turns out to be QO` Wa T]`QSR b] QO`S T]` VWa dWQbW[ eV] bc`\a ]cb b] PS the world's worst houseguest. Some mild rude humor. bVS e]`ZR¸a e]`ab V]caSUcSab A][S [WZR `cRS Vc[]` Showing at: Brunswick 10 Today 1:40, 4:10, 7, 9:20, AV]eW\U Ob( 0`c\aeWQY B]ROg (" "( % '(

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"JUST GO WITH IT" (1:56) (PG-13) Stars Adam Âľ8CAB 5= E7B6 7BÂś (#$ >5 ! AbO`a /RO[ Sandier, Jennifer Aniston and Brooklyn Decker.

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April 10

Sea Dogs Opener

Home Show

Gustafer Yellowgold

Bike Swap

WHEN: 6 p.m.

WHERE: Hadlock Field, 271 Park Ave., Portland HOW MUCH: $4 to $9 INFO: 879-9500

The 42nd Portland Home Show will feature more than 300 booths manned by home improvement experts ready to talk about their services and answer your questions – like how to fix the hole in your roof caused by a tree downed by a snowstorm in freakin’ April.

WHEN: 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday WHERE: Portland Expo and Ice Arena, 239 Park Ave. HOW MUCH: $7; free for ages 12 and under with an adult INFO: (800) 237-6024; homeshows.com

Piano Festival Maine Mystery Part I A best-selling mystery writer who lives in Camden, Tess Gerritsen will speak at York County Community College as part of the school’s Visiting Artist Lecture Series. Gerritsen is best-known for her novels that inspired the TV series “Rizzoli & Isles.”

WHEN: 6:30 p.m.

WHERE: York County Community College, 112 College Drive, Wells HOW MUCH: Free INFO: yccc.edu

Ogunquit Performing Arts continues its annual Elizabeth Burnham Dunaway Memorial Piano Festival with performances Friday and Saturday.

WHEN: 8 p.m.

WHERE: Ogunquit Performing Arts, 142 Main St. HOW MUCH: $12 INFO: 646-6170; ogunquit performingarts.org

He’s a yellow, cone-headed guy who left his home on the sun and is now getting into trouble in the Minnesota woods. Gustafer Yellowgold is also the main character in a musical experience

by Morgan Taylor that’s described as part pop-rock concert and part animated storybook. Get tickets at space538.org or Bull Moose.

WHEN: 2 p.m. (1:30 p.m. doors) WHERE: Space Gallery, 538 Congress St., Portland HOW MUCH: $8; all ages INFO: space538.org

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Well, at least it’s not supposed to snow. Baseball is back, and we could not be happier. The Portland Sea Dogs host their home opener against the Reading Phillies.

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WHEN: 7 p.m.

WHERE: Longfellow Books, One Monument Way, Portland HOW MUCH: Free INFO: longfellowbooks.com

“Hollywood Dreams”

“The Vanishing City”

Bruce Molsky

Singing a Sad, Sad Song

EOTO

WHEN: 8 p.m.

WHERE: Collins Center for the Arts, University of Maine, Orono HOW MUCH: $62 to $102 INFO: collinscenterforthearts .com

Acorn Productions’ annual script incubator, the Maine Playwrights Festival features several evenings of staged readings, full-length plays and two schedules of rotating short plays.

calling him the “Rembrandt of Appalachian fiddle.”

HOW MUCH: $15 INFO: brucemolsky.com

April 15

Maine Playwrights Festival

Bruce Molsky is the poster boy for following your bliss. He was an engineer in the Bronx who took up the fiddle, and then fell

WHEN: 7:30 p.m.

WHERE: Unity Centre for the

April 14

Of all the hair-band frontmen in all the world, former Poison vocalist Bret Michaels is the only one to rock a stage and reality TV’s “The Apprentice” (both while wearing his trademark bandana and eyeliner). Now he’ll rock Orono’s Collins Center.

Hear award-winning mystery writer Julia Spencer-Fleming talk about her latest book “One Was a Soldier” and get a copy signed at Longfellow Books.

WHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. (bike drop-off 8 to 9:30 a.m.)

WHERE: University of Southern Maine Sullivan Gym, 96 Falmouth St., Portland HOW MUCH: $3; free for ages 12 and under INFO: bikemaine.org

WHEN: 2 p.m. Sunday; also 7:30 p.m. Friday and 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday WHERE: St. Lawrence Arts Center, 76 Congress St., Portland HOW MUCH: $12; $10 for students and seniors; $5 ages 12 and under at vividmotion.org or Longfellow Books INFO: vividmotion.org

April 13

Maine Mystery Part II

Buy or sell affordable bikes of all types at the Bicycle Coalition of Maine’s Great Maine Bike Swap.

Take advantage of the test-riding area and get advice on the best bike for you from experts.

Vivid Motion uses dance to tell the story of Holly J. Wood, who dreams of moving to California to be a screenwriter. But should she do what she wants to do or what everyone tells her to do?

April 12

7 to 8 p.m. (film); 8 to Room 133, Wish-

Free

WHEN: 7:30 p.m. April 14. Festival runs through April 30.

WHERE: St. Lawrence Arts Center, 76 Congress St., Portland HOW MUCH: $16 INFO: acorn-productions.org

April 16

Join the coast-to-coast dance party when EOTO pulls into town.

The side project of the String Cheese Incident serves up improvisational electro and dubstep music.

WHEN: 8 p.m.

WHERE: Port City Music Hall, 504 Congress St., Portland HOW MUCH: $20 to $30 INFO: portcitymusichall.com

Know What You Eat Be part of a conversation about the food chain with author, educator and sustainable food advocate Anna Lappe. Her talk is part of the annual Food+Farm series, which runs through Sunday.

WHEN: 7 p.m.

WHERE: Space Gallery, 538 Congress St., Portland HOW MUCH: Free INFO: space538.org

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Melissa Ferrick Loved for her magnetic personality and lightning-speed rhythm guitar, singer/songwriter Melissa Ferrick has shared stages with Ani DiFranco, Bob Dylan and Weezer. Contemporary acoustic songwriter Meg Hutchinson opens.

WHEN: 8 p.m. Saturday WHERE: One Longfellow Square, 181 State St., Portland HOW MUCH: $20 INFO: onelongfellowsquare .com

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UIF GBUIFS XIP SBJTFE UIF BTTBTTJO "She won't stop until you're dead, or she i4IF XPO U TUPQ VOUJM ZPV SF EFBE PS TIF is," Dad has warned. So Hanna has her misJT w %BE IBT XBSOFE 4P )BOOB IBT IFS NJT sion. Who will kill whom in this lightningTJPO 8IP XJMM LJMM XIPN JO UIJT MJHIUOJOH fast chase across North Africa and Europe?

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SPPN TP UP TQFBL BOE UBMLJOH BCPVU JU People in the film have agendas and 1FPQMF JO UIF mMN IBWF BHFOEBT BOE strong points of view, but the film does TUSPOH QPJOUT PG WJFX CVU UIF mMN EPFT not. I let them express their opinions OPU * MFU UIFN FYQSFTT UIFJS PQJOJPOT and see both sides, but when you see BOE TFF CPUI TJEFT CVU XIFO ZPV TFF the film, it's not the voice of an agenda.

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XPSME UIBU IBE CFUUFS CF PO JUT HVBSE Wright and the writers work in all these 8SJHIU BOE UIF XSJUFST XPSL JO BMM UIFTF film-buff friendly touches, references to mMN CVGG GSJFOEMZ UPVDIFT SFGFSFODFT UP earlier classic thrillers. There's a chase FBSMJFS DMBTTJD UISJMMFST 5IFSF T B DIBTF through an empty amusement park, a UISPVHI BO FNQUZ BNVTFNFOU QBSL B villain who fidgets with ball bearings, anWJMMBJO XIP mEHFUT XJUI CBMM CFBSJOHT BO other (Tom Hollander, the deadly officious PUIFS 5PN )PMMBOEFS UIF EFBEMZ PGmDJPVT fop in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movGPQ JO UIF i1JSBUFT PG UIF $BSJCCFBOw NPW ies) who whistles and is a throwback to JFT XIP XIJTUMFT BOE JT B UISPXCBDL UP the Golden Age of Hollywood gay cliches, UIF (PMEFO "HF PG )PMMZXPPE HBZ DMJDIFT the homicidal homosexual sadist.

UIF IPNJDJEBM IPNPTFYVBM TBEJTU That lethal combination makes "Hanna" 5IBU MFUIBM DPNCJOBUJPO NBLFT i)BOOBw alternately nerve-wracking and funny, a BMUFSOBUFMZ OFSWF XSBDLJOH BOE GVOOZ B version of "The American" in which our WFSTJPO PG i5IF "NFSJDBOw JO XIJDI PVS loner-killer is amusingly befuddled by this MPOFS LJMMFS JT BNVTJOHMZ CFGVEEMFE CZ UIJT or that detail of a world she has experiPS UIBU EFUBJM PG B XPSME TIF IBT FYQFSJ enced little of. That makes for a thriller FODFE MJUUMF PG 5IBU NBLFT GPS B UISJMMFS that is every bit as ruthlessly efficient and UIBU JT FWFSZ CJU BT SVUIMFTTMZ FGmDJFOU BOE merciless as its titular heroine.

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"Halpern & Johnson," starring Jonathan McMurtry, left, and Robert Grossman, µ6OZ^S`\ 8]V\a]\ ¶ abO``W\U 8]\ObVO\ ;Q;c`b`g ZSTb O\R @]PS`b 5`]aa[O\ continues through April 24 at Portland Stage Company.

Q]\bW\cSa bV`]cUV /^`WZ " Ob >]`bZO\R AbOUS 1][^O\g CLASSICAL MUSIC N #,!33)#!, -53)# TODAY 4/$!9 Noonday Concert with classical pianist Frank .OONDAY #ONCERT WITH CLASSICAL PIANIST &RANK Glazer, First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church, 'LAZER &IRST 0ARISH 5NITARIAN 5NIVERSALIST #HURCH

Portland. Free. 775-3356. 12:15 p.m.

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FRIDAY &2)$!9 George Lopez, classical pianist, with the 'EORGE ,OPEZ CLASSICAL PIANIST WITH THE Esterhazy Quartet, Bowdoin College (Studzinski %STERHAZY 1UARTET "OWDOIN #OLLEGE 3TUDZINSKI Recital Hall), Brunswick. Free. 798-4141. 7:30 2ECITAL (ALL "RUNSWICK &REE p.m.

P M Elizabeth Dunaway Burnham Memorial Piano %LIZABETH $UNAWAY "URNHAM -EMORIAL 0IANO Festival: David Sherman's evening of Russian and &ESTIVAL $AVID 3HERMAN S EVENING OF 2USSIAN AND American music, Dunaway Center, Ogunquit. !MERICAN MUSIC $UNAWAY #ENTER /GUNQUIT $12. 646-7055. 8 p.m.

P M SATURDAY 3!452$!9 The Time Machine, song, dance, and 4HE 4IME -ACHINE SONG DANCE AND instrumental music from the Middle Ages and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC FROM THE -IDDLE !GES AND the Renaissance, University of Maine (Nordica THE 2ENAISSANCE 5NIVERSITY OF -AINE .ORDICA Auditorium), Farmington. $10; free under age 16. !UDITORIUM &ARMINGTON FREE UNDER AGE artsinstitute.org. 7:30 p.m.

ARTSINSTITUTE ORG P M "An Evening of Chamber Music" with the Portland h!N %VENING OF #HAMBER -USICv WITH THE 0ORTLAND Chamber Music Festival, Congregation Bet Ha'am, #HAMBER -USIC &ESTIVAL #ONGREGATION "ET (A AM

South Portland. $25 at door; free for ages 21 and 3OUTH 0ORTLAND AT DOOR FREE FOR AGES AND under, pcmf.org. 8 p.m.

UNDER PCMF ORG P M Jean-Francois Latour, classical pianist performs *EAN &RANCOIS ,ATOUR CLASSICAL PIANIST PERFORMS works by Brahms, Schubert and Ravel, FrancoWORKS BY "RAHMS 3CHUBERT AND 2AVEL &RANCO American Heritage Center, Lewiston. $14, $16; !MERICAN (ERITAGE #ENTER ,EWISTON

free for students. 689-2000. francocenter.org.

FREE FOR STUDENTS FRANCOCENTER ORG 7:30 p.m.

P M Portland Symphony Orchestra Pops: "Elvis 0ORTLAND 3YMPHONY /RCHESTRA 0OPS h%LVIS Lives!", music of Elvis Presley, Merrill Auditorium, ,IVES v MUSIC OF %LVIS 0RESLEY -ERRILL !UDITORIUM

Portland. $18 to $58.50. porttix.com. 7:30 p.m.

0ORTLAND TO PORTTIX COM P M Saturday; 2:30 p.m. Sunday.

3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY Elizabeth Dunaway Burnham Memorial Piano %LIZABETH $UNAWAY "URNHAM -EMORIAL 0IANO Festival: Leslie Hitelman performs Schubert, &ESTIVAL ,ESLIE (ITELMAN PERFORMS 3CHUBERT

Mozart, Bach and DeBussy; Dunaway Center, -OZART "ACH AND $E"USSY $UNAWAY #ENTER

Ogunquit. $12. 646-7055. 8 p.m. /GUNQUIT P M SUNDAY 35.$!9 Bangor Symphony Orchestra, with the University "ANGOR 3YMPHONY /RCHESTRA WITH THE 5NIVERSITY of Maine Singers and Oratorio Society, University OF -AINE 3INGERS AND /RATORIO 3OCIETY 5NIVERSITY of Maine (Collins Center for the Arts), Orono.

OF -AINE #OLLINS #ENTER FOR THE !RTS /RONO $18 to $42. bangorsymphony.org. "Hymns and TO BANGORSYMPHONY ORG h(YMNS AND Psalms," 3 p.m.

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Community Chorus at South Berwick: "Our #OMMUNITY #HORUS AT 3OUTH "ERWICK h/UR Island Earth," choral tribute, Marshwood High )SLAND %ARTH v CHORAL TRIBUTE -ARSHWOOD (IGH School, South Berwick. $8 in advance and for 3CHOOL 3OUTH "ERWICK IN ADVANCE AND FOR seniors and students (at the door); $10 at door for SENIORS AND STUDENTS AT THE DOOR AT DOOR FOR all others. 384-7059. ccsb-sing.org. 3 p.m.

ALL OTHERS CCSB SING ORG P M Elizabeth Dunaway Burnham Memorial Piano %LIZABETH $UNAWAY "URNHAM -EMORIAL 0IANO Festival: student recital; Dunaway Center, &ESTIVAL STUDENT RECITAL $UNAWAY #ENTER

Ogunquit. Free. 646-7055. 3 p.m. /GUNQUIT &REE P M MONDAY -/.$!9 USM Flute Studio Ensemble, University of 53- &LUTE 3TUDIO %NSEMBLE 5NIVERSITY OF Southern Maine (Corthell Concert Hall), Gorham.

3OUTHERN -AINE #ORTHELL #ONCERT (ALL 'ORHAM Free. 780-5555. 7:30 p.m. &REE P M WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 KinderKonzert, for ages 3 to 7, Poland Regional +INDER+ONZERT FOR AGES TO 0OLAND 2EGIONAL High School. $4. 773-6128. "Brass: Brought to (IGH 3CHOOL h"RASS "ROUGHT TO You By the Letter'B'," 9:15 and 10:15 a.m.

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DANCE N $!.#% "Sleeping Beauty," by Maine State Ballet Theater, h3LEEPING "EAUTY v BY -AINE 3TATE "ALLET 4HEATER

Falmouth. $15 to $20. 781-3587. 7 p.m. Friday; &ALMOUTH TO P M &RIDAY 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday.

AND P M 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY "Hollywood Dreams," story of a young woman h(OLLYWOOD $REAMS v STORY OF A YOUNG WOMAN told through dance by Vivid Motion, St. Lawrence TOLD THROUGH DANCE BY 6IVID -OTION 3T ,AWRENCE Arts Center, Portland. $5 to $12. vividmotion.org. !RTS #ENTER 0ORTLAND TO VIVIDMOTION ORG 7:30 p.m. Friday; 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday; P M &RIDAY AND P M 3ATURDAY 2 p.m. Sunday.

P M 3UNDAY "Elements," blend of contemporary dance with h%LEMENTS v BLEND OF CONTEMPORARY DANCE WITH art by Keigwin + Company, Bowdoin College ART BY +EIGWIN #OMPANY "OWDOIN #OLLEGE (Pickard Theater), Brunswick. Free; tickets 0ICKARD 4HEATER "RUNSWICK &REE TICKETS required. 725-3375. 7 p.m. Saturday.

REQUIRED P M 3ATURDAY "Around the World with Flat Stanley: The Case h!ROUND THE 7ORLD WITH &LAT 3TANLEY 4HE #ASE of the Red Shoes," by Portland School of Ballet, OF THE 2ED 3HOES v BY 0ORTLAND 3CHOOL OF "ALLET

Westbrook Performing Arts Center. $10; $5 for 7ESTBROOK 0ERFORMING !RTS #ENTER FOR children. 772-9671. 11 a.m. Saturday.

CHILDREN A M 3ATURDAY "Loopdiver," by Troika Ranch Dance Company, h,OOPDIVER v BY 4ROIKA 2ANCH $ANCE #OMPANY

Bowdoin College (WishTheater), Brunswick. Free"OWDOIN #OLLEGE 7ISH 4HEATER "RUNSWICK &REE tickets required. 725-3663. 7 p.m. Wednesday.

TICKETS REQUIRED P M 7EDNESDAY

THEATER N 4(%!4%2 "Halpern & Johnson," drama about two men who h(ALPERN *OHNSON v DRAMA ABOUT TWO MEN WHO love the same woman, Portland Stage Company.

LOVE THE SAME WOMAN 0ORTLAND 3TAGE #OMPANY $28 to $37. 774-0465. 7:30 p.m. today, Friday TO P M TODAY &RIDAY

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The Maine Department of Labor mural ordered removed by Gov. Paul LePage will be the focus of a discussion on Friday at the Portland Museum of Art. BVS ;OW\S 2S^O`b[S\b ]T :OP]` [c`OZ ]`RS`SR `S[]dSR Pg 5]d >OcZ :S>OUS eWZZ PS bVS T]Qca ]T O RWaQcaaW]\ ]\ 4`WROg Ob bVS >]`bZO\R ;caSc[ ]T /`b Focusing on ownership of public art, "Whose Art Is It?" will be held from noon to 1:30 p.m.

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AND 7EDNESDAY AND P M 3ATURDAY P M Sunday. Through Apri 124.

3UNDAY 4HROUGH !PRIL "Brendan," Maine premiere by AIRE (American h"RENDAN v -AINE PREMIERE BY !)2% !MERICAN Irish Repertory Ensemble), Portland Stage )RISH 2EPERTORY %NSEMBLE 0ORTLAND 3TAGE Company (StudioTheater), Portland. $15 to $20. #OMPANY 3TUDIO 4HEATER 0ORTLAND TO 799-5327. airetheater.com. 7:30 p.m. today, AIRETHEATER COM P M TODAY

Friday and Wednesday; 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m. &RIDAY AND 7EDNESDAY P M 3ATURDAY P M Sunday. Through April 16.

3UNDAY 4HROUGH !PRIL "Comedy Tonight," three short plays: "The Actor's h#OMEDY 4ONIGHT v THREE SHORT PLAYS h4HE !CTOR S Nightmare," "The Problem" and "Degas C'est .IGHTMARE v h4HE 0ROBLEMv AND h$EGAS # EST Moi," St. Joseph's College (Harold Alfond Center), -OI v 3T *OSEPH S #OLLEGE (AROLD !LFOND #ENTER

Standish. $5 to $10 at the door only, sjcme.edu/ 3TANDISH TO AT THE DOOR ONLY SJCME EDU alfond/center. 7:30 p.m. today to Saturday; ALFOND CENTER P M TODAY TO 3ATURDAY 2 p.m. Sunday.

P M 3UNDAY "Into the Woods," student production, h)NTO THE 7OODS v STUDENT PRODUCTION

Kennebunk High School. 967-0849. 7:30 p.m. +ENNEBUNK (IGH 3CHOOL P M today to Saturday.

TODAY TO 3ATURDAY "Killer Joe," dark comedy for ages 18-plus (strong h+ILLER *OE v DARK COMEDY FOR AGES PLUS STRONG adult content, graphic violence and nudity), ADULT CONTENT GRAPHIC VIOLENCE AND NUDITY

Space, Portland. 828-5600. $10 members; $12 3PACE 0ORTLAND MEMBERS non-members. 7:30 p.m. today. Through April 30.

NON MEMBERS P M TODAY 4HROUGH !PRIL "The Cuchulain Cycle," by W.B. Yeats, Colby h4HE #UCHULAIN #YCLE v BY 7 " 9EATS #OLBY College (StriderTheater), Waterville. Call for #OLLEGE 3TRIDER 4HEATER 7ATERVILLE #ALL FOR prices: (800) 433-3243. 7:30 p.m. today to PRICES P M TODAY TO Saturday.

3ATURDAY "Les Miserables," classic play with live pit h,ES -ISERABLES v CLASSIC PLAY WITH LIVE PIT orchestra; not recommended for young children; ORCHESTRA NOT RECOMMENDED FOR YOUNG CHILDREN Thornton Academy, Saco. $6 to $8. 282-3361.

4HORNTON !CADEMY 3ACO TO 7 p.m. today to Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday.

P M TODAY TO 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY "H.M.S. Pinafore," Gilbert and Sullivan's comic h( - 3 0INAFORE v 'ILBERT AND 3ULLIVAN S COMIC operetta by the University of Southern Maine's OPERETTA BY THE 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE S Opera Workshop and Chorale, University of /PERA 7ORKSHOP AND #HORALE 5NIVERSITY OF Southern Maine (Corthell Concert Hall), Gorham.

3OUTHERN -AINE #ORTHELL #ONCERT (ALL 'ORHAM $5 to $10. 780-5555. 8 p.m. Friday; 2 p.m.

TO P M &RIDAY P M Sunday.

3UNDAY "Alice in Wonderland," classic children's tale, h!LICE IN 7ONDERLAND v CLASSIC CHILDREN S TALE

Academy of Developing Artists of Maine, !CADEMY OF $EVELOPING !RTISTS OF -AINE

Biddeford. $6 to $10. 423-2027. 7 p.m. Friday; 6 "IDDEFORD TO P M &RIDAY p.m. Saturday (all tickets $6); 2:30 p.m. Sunday.

P M 3ATURDAY ALL TICKETS P M 3UNDAY Through April 16.

4HROUGH !PRIL "Rowan and Martin's Laugh In," based on 1960s h2OWAN AND -ARTIN S ,AUGH )N v BASED ON S TV comedy, Schoolhouse Arts Center, Standish.

46 COMEDY 3CHOOLHOUSE !RTS #ENTER 3TANDISH $12 to $14. 642-3743. schoolhousearts.org. 7:30 TO SCHOOLHOUSEARTS ORG p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday. Through P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY 4HROUGH April 17. !PRIL "There is Nothing Like a Dame," musical dinner h4HERE IS .OTHING ,IKE A $AME v MUSICAL DINNER theater with Kelly Caufield, Deb Hall and Laura THEATER WITH +ELLY #AUlELD $EB (ALL AND ,AURA Hurd Whited, Anthony's Dinner Theater, Portland.

(URD 7HITED !NTHONY S $INNER 4HEATER 0ORTLAND $39.95 (includes dinner). 221-2267. 7 to 9 p.m.

INCLUDES DINNER TO P M Friday and Saturday. Through April 16. &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY 4HROUGH !PRIL "The Music Man," classic musical, Gorham High h4HE -USIC -AN v CLASSIC MUSICAL 'ORHAM (IGH School. $6 to $9. 222-1100. 7:30 p.m. Friday and 3CHOOL TO P M &RIDAY AND Saturday; 2:30 p.m. Sunday.

3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY "Lady," the Magnificent Liars present a play about h,ADY v THE -AGNIlCENT ,IARS PRESENT A PLAY ABOUT friendship impacted by 9/11, the war in Iraq FRIENDSHIP IMPACTED BY THE WAR IN )RAQ and the nature of aging, Lucid Stage, Portland.

AND THE NATURE OF AGING ,UCID 3TAGE 0ORTLAND lucidstage.com. $15 in advance; $18 at door. 8 LUCIDSTAGE COM IN ADVANCE AT DOOR p.m. Friday and Saturday.

P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY "Pinocchio," classic children's tale, Windham h0INOCCHIO v CLASSIC CHILDREN S TALE 7INDHAM Center Stage Theatre. $8, $10; $5 for children #ENTER 3TAGE 4HEATRE FOR CHILDREN under 5. 893-2098. 7 p.m. Friday; 2:30 and 7 UNDER P M &RIDAY AND

"Susan Hiller:The J Street Project," photographs h3USAN (ILLER 4HE * 3TREET 0ROJECT v PHOTOGRAPHS of places in Germany that still show evidence of OF PLACES IN 'ERMANY THAT STILL SHOW EVIDENCE OF Jewish inhabitants, Colby College (Museum of *EWISH INHABITANTS #OLBY #OLLEGE -USEUM OF CONTINUING Art), Waterville. colby.edu. Through June 12. !RT 7ATERVILLE COLBY EDU 4HROUGH *UNE #/.4).5).'

"James Fitzgerald and The Elizabeth Howard," "Sailors'Valentines: Celebrating the Revival of h*AMES &ITZGERALD AND 4HE %LIZABETH (OWARD v h3AILORS 6ALENTINES #ELEBRATING THE 2EVIVAL OF paintings by Fitzgerald of the schooner Elizabeth a Maritime Folk Art," Kennebunkport Historical PAINTINGS BY &ITZGERALD OF THE SCHOONER %LIZABETH A -ARITIME &OLK !RT v +ENNEBUNKPORT (ISTORICAL Howard and its crew, Farnsworth Art Museum, Society. 967-2751. kporthistory.org. Through (OWARD AND ITS CREW &ARNSWORTH !RT -USEUM

3OCIETY KPORTHISTORY ORG 4HROUGH Rockland. farnsworthmuseum.org. Through April 14.

2OCKLAND FARNSWORTHMUSEUM ORG 4HROUGH !PRIL June 26. *UNE "Celebrate Student Art: RSU 23 Art Show," Saco h#ELEBRATE 3TUDENT !RT 235 !RT 3HOW v 3ACO "Cold Waters, Cold War: The 2Oth Century Navy Museum and Dyer Library. 283-3861. Through h#OLD 7ATERS #OLD 7AR 4HE TH #ENTURY .AVY -USEUM AND $YER ,IBRARY 4HROUGH in Maine," artifacts and photos of U.S.-Soviet IN -AINE v ARTIFACTS AND PHOTOS OF 5 3 3OVIET April 22. !PRIL naval operations, Maine Maritime Museum, Bath.

NAVAL OPERATIONS -AINE -ARITIME -USEUM "ATH "Waldo County Through Eastern's Eye," h7ALDO #OUNTY 4HROUGH %ASTERN S %YE v 443-1316. Through Aug. 7.

4HROUGH !UG black-and-white historic photographs from the BLACK AND WHITE HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE "Learning is an Ornament: The History of h,EARNING IS AN /RNAMENT 4HE (ISTORY OF Penobscot Marine Museum's Eastern Illustrating 0ENOBSCOT -ARINE -USEUM S %ASTERN )LLUSTRATING Kennebunk's Schools," replica installations, +ENNEBUNK S 3CHOOLS v REPLICA INSTALLATIONS

and Publishing Co. collection, University of AND 0UBLISHING #O COLLECTION 5NIVERSITY OF historic images and more, Brick Store Museum, HISTORIC IMAGES AND MORE "RICK 3TORE -USEUM

Maine (Hutchinson Center), Belfast. 548-2529.

-AINE (UTCHINSON #ENTER "ELFAST Kennebunk. brickstoremuseum.org. Through +ENNEBUNK BRICKSTOREMUSEUM ORG 4HROUGH Through April 30.

4HROUGH !PRIL Sept. 6.

3EPT "Arts, Artists, and Personalities in 1930s h!RTS !RTISTS AND 0ERSONALITIES IN S "Inspired by Buddhism: Ancient Art from the h)NSPIRED BY "UDDHISM !NCIENT !RT FROM THE Maine," Maine Historical Society, Portland.

-AINE v -AINE (ISTORICAL 3OCIETY 0ORTLAND Permanent Collection," objects from Cambodia, 0ERMANENT #OLLECTION v OBJECTS FROM #AMBODIA

mainehistory.org. Through May 2.

MAINEHISTORY ORG 4HROUGH -AY China, Tibet, Korea and Japan, Colby College #HINA 4IBET +OREA AND *APAN #OLBY #OLLEGE "The Lay of the Land," work from the museum's h4HE ,AY OF THE ,AND v WORK FROM THE MUSEUM S (Museum of Art), Waterville. colby.edu. Through -USEUM OF !RT 7ATERVILLE COLBY EDU 4HROUGH permanent collection, Portland Museum of Art. PERMANENT COLLECTION 0ORTLAND -USEUM OF !RT Oct. 2. /CT ART -53%5-3 MUSEUMS portlandmuseum.org. Through May 8.

N !24 PORTLANDMUSEUM ORG 4HROUGH -AY "Little Elegies: The Art of Nineteenth-Century h,ITTLE %LEGIES 4HE !RT OF .INETEENTH #ENTURY "European Drawings," portraits, figure h%UROPEAN $RAWINGS v PORTRAITS lGURE OPENINGS/RECEPTIONS /0%.).'3 2%#%04)/.3 Mourning," paintings, texts and objects created -OURNING v PAINTINGS TEXTS AND OBJECTS CREATED studies, landscapes and architectural studies STUDIES LANDSCAPES AND ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES "2011 Portland Museum of Art Biennial," h 0ORTLAND -USEUM OF !RT "IENNIAL v to assuage grief and memorialize the dead, Colby TO ASSUAGE GRIEF AND MEMORIALIZE THE DEAD #OLBY by various artists, Portland Museum of Art.

BY VARIOUS ARTISTS 0ORTLAND -USEUM OF !RT showcases the best in today's art world by artists SHOWCASES THE BEST IN TODAY S ART WORLD BY ARTISTS College (Museum of Art), Waterville. colby.edu. #OLLEGE -USEUM OF !RT 7ATERVILLE COLBY EDU portlandmuseum.org. Through May 22.

PORTLANDMUSEUM ORG 4HROUGH -AY associated with Maine, Portland Museum of Art. ASSOCIATED WITH -AINE 0ORTLAND -USEUM OF !RT Through Oct. 2.

4HROUGH /CT "First People: Miikmaq, Maliseet, h&IRST 0EOPLE -IIKMAQ -ALISEET

portlandmuseum.org.

Opens today.

Through PORTLANDMUSEUM ORG /PENS TODAY 4HROUGH "Alex Katz: Drawings," ink and oil sketches and h!LEX +ATZ $RAWINGS v INK AND OIL SKETCHES AND Passamaquoddy," exhibit of Native American 0ASSAMAQUODDY v EXHIBIT OF .ATIVE !MERICAN June 5. *UNE graphite drawings, Colby College (Museum of GRAPHITE DRAWINGS #OLBY #OLLEGE -USEUM OF history and culture, University of Maine (Acadian HISTORY AND CULTURE 5NIVERSITY OF -AINE !CADIAN "Whose Art Is It?", discussion about ownership h7HOSE !RT )S )T v DISCUSSION ABOUT OWNERSHIP Art), Waterville. colby.eclu. Through Oct. 2. !RT 7ATERVILLE COLBY EDU 4HROUGH /CT Archives), Fort Kent, umfk.maine.edu/archives/ !RCHIVES &ORT +ENT UMFK MAINE EDU ARCHIVES of public art and the removal of the Maine OF PUBLIC ART AND THE REMOVAL OF THE -AINE "Imagination Takes Shape: Canadian Inuit Art h)MAGINATION 4AKES 3HAPE #ANADIAN )NUIT !RT default.cfm. Through May 31.

DEFAULT CFM 4HROUGH -AY Department of Labor mural, Portland Museum $EPARTMENT OF ,ABOR MURAL 0ORTLAND -USEUM from the Robert and Judith Toll Collection," FROM THE 2OBERT AND *UDITH 4OLL #OLLECTION v "Displaced Persons," black-and-white h$ISPLACED 0ERSONS v BLACK AND WHITE of Art. portlandmuseum.org. Noon to 1:30 p.m.

OF !RT PORTLANDMUSEUM ORG .OON TO P M Bowdoin College (Peary-MacMillan Arctic photographs of World War II refugees by Clemens "OWDOIN #OLLEGE 0EARY -AC-ILLAN !RCTIC PHOTOGRAPHS OF 7ORLD 7AR )) REFUGEES BY #LEMENS Friday. &RIDAY Museum), Brunswick, bowdoin.edu/arctic-USEUM "RUNSWICK BOWDOIN EDU ARCTIC Kalischer, Colby College (Museum of Art), +ALISCHER #OLBY #OLLEGE -USEUM OF !RT

Spring Exhibit: "Shadow Play" (works by Brian 3PRING %XHIBIT h3HADOW 0LAYv WORKS BY "RIAN museum. Through Dec. 6.

MUSEUM 4HROUGH $EC Waterville. colby.edu. Through June 12.

7ATERVILLE COLBY EDU 4HROUGH *UNE Shure), sculpture by J.T. Gibson and hanging 3HURE SCULPTURE BY * 4 'IBSON AND HANGING "Joan Whitney Payson Collection," works on drawings by Nancy Murphy Spicer, University of h*OAN 7HITNEY 0AYSON #OLLECTION v WORKS ON DRAWINGS BY .ANCY -URPHY 3PICER 5NIVERSITY OF loan from the Portland Museum of Art with pieces N !24 '!,,%2)%3 Maine (Museum of Art), Bangor. 561-3350. Opens LOAN FROM THE 0ORTLAND -USEUM OF !RT WITH PIECES -AINE -USEUM OF !RT "ANGOR /PENS ART GALLERIES from the permanent collection, Colby College Friday. Through June 11.

FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION #OLBY #OLLEGE &RIDAY 4HROUGH *UNE OPENINGS/RECEPTIONS /0%.).'3 2%#%04)/.3 Senior Exhibition, student works, Bates College (Museum of Art), Waterville. Through June 12.

-USEUM OF !RT 7ATERVILLE 4HROUGH *UNE 3ENIOR %XHIBITION STUDENT WORKS "ATES #OLLEGE "Garden Elements," garden sculpture, furnishings h'ARDEN %LEMENTS v GARDEN SCULPTURE FURNISHINGS and other elements that personalize a landscape AND OTHER ELEMENTS THAT PERSONALIZE A LANDSCAPE and enhance its natural beauty, Coastal Maine AND ENHANCE ITS NATURAL BEAUTY #OASTAL -AINE Botanical Gardens, Boothbay. mainegardens.org.

"OTANICAL 'ARDENS "OOTHBAY MAINEGARDENS ORG Reception, 5 to 7 p.m. today. Through June 30.

2ECEPTION TO P M TODAY 4HROUGH *UNE "Dunia Moja/One World: A Peregrine Press and h$UNIA -OJA /NE 7ORLD ! 0EREGRINE 0RESS AND Zanzibar Print Exchange," prints will be available :ANZIBAR 0RINT %XCHANGE v PRINTS WILL BE AVAILABLE for purchase, Portland Pubiic Library (Lewis FOR PURCHASE 0ORTLAND 0UBLIC ,IBRARY ,EWIS Gallery). 871-1700. Reception, 5 to 8 p.m. Friday.

'ALLERY 2ECEPTION TO P M &RIDAY Through May 28.

4HROUGH -AY "A Matter of Perception," juried exhibit of works h! -ATTER OF 0ERCEPTION v JURIED EXHIBIT OF WORKS by artists with disabilities, University of Southern

BY ARTISTS WITH DISABILITIES 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN Maine (Atrium Art Gallery), Lewiston. 753-6500.

-AINE !TRIUM !RT 'ALLERY ,EWISTON Reception, 6 to 8 p.m. Friday. Through May 24.

2ECEPTION TO P M &RIDAY 4HROUGH -AY "Splendid Splashes," annual spring show of h3PLENDID 3PLASHES v ANNUAL SPRING SHOW OF abstract works, River Tree Arts, Kennebunk. 967ABSTRACT WORKS 2IVER 4REE !RTS +ENNEBUNK 9120. Opens Friday. Through April 30. /PENS &RIDAY 4HROUGH !PRIL L/A Arts' Spring Festival, juried exhibit of items , ! !RTS 3PRING &ESTIVAL JURIED EXHIBIT OF ITEMS

by Maine artisans, Hilton Garden Inn Auburn BY -AINE ARTISANS (ILTON 'ARDEN )NN !UBURN Riverwatch, Auburn. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.

2IVERWATCH !UBURN A M TO P M 3ATURDAY

p.m. Saturday; 2:30 p.m. Sunday.

P M 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY "The House of Bernarda Alba," dramatic reading, h4HE (OUSE OF "ERNARDA !LBA v DRAMATIC READING

Skidompha Library, Damariscotta. $9, $12; $5 for 3KIDOMPHA ,IBRARY $AMARISCOTTA FOR students, boxoffice@heartwoodtheater.org.

7:30 STUDENTS BOXOFlCE HEARTWOODTHEATER ORG p.m. Friday and Saturday; 3 p.m. Sunday.

P M &RIDAY AND 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY "Blood Brothers," local music revue, Community h"LOOD "ROTHERS v LOCAL MUSIC REVUE #OMMUNITY Little Theatre, Auburn. 783-0958. 8 p.m. Friday ,ITTLE 4HEATRE !UBURN P M &RIDAY and Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday. Through April 17.

AND 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY 4HROUGH !PRIL Staged Readings, part of the Maine Playwrights 3TAGED 2EADINGS PART OF THE -AINE 0LAYWRIGHTS Festival of short plays, all ages; Acorn Studios, &ESTIVAL OF SHORT PLAYS ALL AGES !CORN 3TUDIOS

Westbrook. $8. 854-0065. "Commixtus," 7:30 7ESTBROOK h#OMMIXTUS v p.m. Saturday.

P M 3ATURDAY "Louis' Living Legend," musical variety show for h,OUIS ,IVING ,EGEND v MUSICAL VARIETY SHOW FOR seniors by Louis Philippe and Birdie Googins (The SENIORS BY ,OUIS 0HILIPPE AND "IRDIE 'OOGINS 4HE Mardens Lady), Catherine McAuley High School, -ARDENS ,ADY #ATHERINE -C!ULEY (IGH 3CHOOL

Portland. $10 to $15; reservations recommended, 0ORTLAND TO RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED

773-0202.2 p.m. Sunday.

P M 3UNDAY "Ladies First," actress Robin Lane presents h,ADIES &IRST v ACTRESS 2OBIN ,ANE PRESENTS history through the eyes of the nation's First HISTORY THROUGH THE EYES OF THE NATION S &IRST Ladies, OceanView, Falmouth. Free; reservations ,ADIES /CEAN6IEW &ALMOUTH &REE RESERVATIONS required. 781-4460. 1 p.m. Wednesday.

REQUIRED P M 7EDNESDAY

(Museum of Art), Lewiston. 786-6158. Reception, -USEUM OF !RT ,EWISTON 2ECEPTION

6 to 8 p.m. Friday. Through May 28.

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"Think Spring!", Maine Women in the Arts h4HINK 3PRING v -AINE 7OMEN IN THE !RTS exhibit, Hallway Gallery, North Dam Mills, EXHIBIT (ALLWAY 'ALLERY .ORTH $AM -ILLS

Biddeford. Through Saturday.

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Gallery, Portland. 450-8499. Through April 30.

'ALLERY 0ORTLAND 4HROUGH !PRIL "Two From the Biennial," Clint Fulkerson h4WO &ROM THE "IENNIAL v #LINT &ULKERSON and Jon Edwards and "Kate Russo: New AND *ON %DWARDS AND h+ATE 2USSO .EW Paintings," Susan Maasch Fine Art, Portland. :fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3 # 0AINTINGS v 3USAN -AASCH &INE !RT 0ORTLAND Continued from Page E25 susanmaaschfineart.com. Through April 30.

SUSANMAASCHlNEART COM 4HROUGH !PRIL "Wearable Art: Tunics, Jackets, and Vests," Maine h7EARABLE !RT 4UNICS *ACKETS AND 6ESTS v -AINE "Audition," group exhibit, Aucocisco Galleries, h!UDITION v GROUP EXHIBIT !UCOCISCO 'ALLERIES

Fiberarts, Topsham. 721-0678. Through April 30. &IBERARTS 4OPSHAM 4HROUGH !PRIL Portland. 775-2222. Through Saturday.

0ORTLAND 4HROUGH 3ATURDAY "Hand, Voice & Vision: Thirty Years of Artists' h(AND 6OICE 6ISION 4HIRTY 9EARS OF !RTISTS "Fracturing the Burning Glass: Between Mirror h&RACTURING THE "URNING 'LASS "ETWEEN -IRROR Books from Women's Studio Workshop," and Meaning," work by Gwenael Belanger, Susan "OOKS FROM 7OMEN S 3TUDIO 7ORKSHOP v AND -EANING v WORK BY 'WENAEL "ELANGER 3USAN University of Southern Maine (Kate Cheney 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE +ATE #HENEY ,EOPOLD $ANIEL 2OZIN AND !LYSON 3HOTZ -AINE Leopold, Daniel Rozin and Alyson Shotz, Maine Chappell Center for Book Arts), Portland. 228#HAPPELL #ENTER FOR "OOK !RTS 0ORTLAND College of Art (Institute of Contemporary Art), #OLLEGE OF !RT )NSTITUTE OF #ONTEMPORARY !RT

8014. Through April 30.

4HROUGH !PRIL Portland, meca.edu. Through Sunday.

0ORTLAND MECA EDU 4HROUGH 3UNDAY "A Collection of Photographs: Steven "Jerry Day Mason: A Backwards Look," h*ERRY $AY -ASON ! "ACKWARDS ,OOK v h! #OLLECTION OF 0HOTOGRAPHS 3TEVEN Langerman," St. Lawrence Arts Center, Portland. retrospective of works by Maine artist, Chocolate RETROSPECTIVE OF WORKS BY -AINE ARTIST #HOCOLATE ,ANGERMAN v 3T ,AWRENCE !RTS #ENTER 0ORTLAND Church Arts Center (gallery), Bath. 442-8455.

347-3075. Through April 30. #HURCH !RTS #ENTER GALLERY "ATH 4HROUGH !PRIL Through April 16.

"Stuck: Collage, Montage, Decoupage, 4HROUGH !PRIL h3TUCK #OLLAGE -ONTAGE $ECOUPAGE

"Local Color," works by Sally Loughridge, Prentiss !SSEMBLAGE v GROUP EXHIBIT !ARHUS 'ALLERY

Assemblage," group exhibit, Aarhus Gallery, h,OCAL #OLOR v WORKS BY 3ALLY ,OUGHRIDGE 0RENTISS Weiss, Kevin Mizner and Karen Dominguez7EISS +EVIN -IZNER AND +AREN $OMINGUEZ Belfast. 338-0001. aarhusgallery.com. Through "ELFAST AARHUSGALLERY COM 4HROUGH Brann; Bayview Gallery, Brunswick. 729-5500.

"RANN "AYVIEW 'ALLERY "RUNSWICK May 1.

-AY Through April 16.

4HROUGH !PRIL "Photography," works by advanced photography h0HOTOGRAPHY v WORKS BY ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY Ceramic Sculpture by Randy Fein, Unity College #ERAMIC 3CULPTURE BY 2ANDY &EIN 5NITY #OLLEGE students at Yarmouth High School, 317 Main STUDENTS AT 9ARMOUTH (IGH 3CHOOL -AIN (Leonard R. Craig Art Gallery). 748-3131 .Through 3TREET #OMMUNITY -USIC #ENTER 9ARMOUTH ,EONARD 2 #RAIG !RT 'ALLERY 4HROUGH Street Community Music Center, Yarmouth.

April 16. !PRIL Through May 6.

4HROUGH -AY "Tom Hall: New Prints," June Fitzpatrick Gallery, h4OM (ALL .EW 0RINTS v *UNE &ITZPATRICK 'ALLERY

"Max Ascrizzi: New Sculptures," Perimeter h-AX !SCRIZZI .EW 3CULPTURES v 0ERIMETER Portland. 772-1961. Through April 23.

0ORTLAND 4HROUGH !PRIL Gallery, Belfast. 930-0464. Through May 8.

'ALLERY "ELFAST 4HROUGH -AY Members' Exhibit, Harlow Gallery, Hallowell.

-EMBERS %XHIBIT (ARLOW 'ALLERY (ALLOWELL O i l Paintings by Norma Torti, Red Door Pottery /IL 0AINTINGS BY .ORMA 4ORTI 2ED $OOR 0OTTERY harlowgallery.org. Through April 23.

HARLOWGALLERY ORG 4HROUGH !PRIL Studio and Gallery Shop, Kittery. 439-5671.

3TUDIO AND 'ALLERY 3HOP +ITTERY "Metallics:The Golden Age," works by painter h-ETALLICS 4HE 'OLDEN !GE v WORKS BY PAINTER Through May 10.

4HROUGH -AY Jeanne O'Toole Hayman and potter Rick Boyd, *EANNE / 4OOLE (AYMAN AND POTTER 2ICK "OYD

"Celebrate Artists from Freeport," group show, h#ELEBRATE !RTISTS FROM &REEPORT v GROUP SHOW

Richard Boyd Gallery, Peaks Island. 712-1097.

2ICHARD "OYD 'ALLERY 0EAKS )SLAND Thos. Moser Showroom, Freeport. thosmoser.com 4HOS -OSER 3HOWROOM &REEPORT THOSMOSER COM Through April 24.

4HROUGH !PRIL Through May 14.

4HROUGH -AY "The Orb and the Octopus," black-and-white h4HE /RB AND THE /CTOPUS v BLACK AND WHITE "Cherished Spaces," group exhibit, Haley Art h#HERISHED 3PACES v GROUP EXHIBIT (ALEY !RT drawings by Amy Ray and John Jennison, DRAWINGS BY !MY 2AY AND *OHN *ENNISON

Gallery, Kittery. 439-2669. Through May 28.

'ALLERY +ITTERY 4HROUGH -AY University of Southern Maine (Area Gallery), 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE !REA 'ALLERY

"Frozen in Time," still life, L/A Arts Gallery 5, h&ROZEN IN 4IME v STILL LIFE , ! !RTS 'ALLERY

Portland. 780-5008. Through April 28.

0ORTLAND 4HROUGH !PRIL Lewiston. 782-7228. Through May 28. ,EWISTON 4HROUGH -AY The Maine Drawing Project, "Above and Below 4HE -AINE $RAWING 0ROJECT h!BOVE AND "ELOW "Come Spring!" and "14 Maine Modernists: h#OME 3PRING v AND h -AINE -ODERNISTS the Line," Fryeburg Academy (Palmina F. and THE ,INE v &RYEBURG !CADEMY 0ALMINA & AND Works on Paper," Gleason Fine Art, Portland.

7ORKS ON 0APER v 'LEASON &INE !RT 0ORTLAND Stephen S. Pace Galleries of Art), Fryeburg.

3TEPHEN 3 0ACE 'ALLERIES OF !RT &RYEBURG :fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3 !

Continued from Page E23 gleasonfineart.com. Through May 28.

GLEASONlNEART COM 4HROUGH -AY 935-9232.Through April 29.

4HROUGH !PRIL "April Fools!" group exhibit, Addison Woolley h!PRIL &OOLS v GROUP EXHIBIT !DDISON 7OOLLEY

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2002. He later changed the composition )F MBUFS DIBOHFE UIF DPNQPTJUJPO by adding a version for the oboe, which CZ BEEJOH B WFSTJPO GPS UIF PCPF XIJDI premiered in 2003.

QSFNJFSFE JO Peggy Pearson, a faculty member at the 1FHHZ 1FBSTPO B GBDVMUZ NFNCFS BU UIF New England Conservatory and a long/FX &OHMBOE $POTFSWBUPSZ BOE B MPOH time student of Harbison, performed the UJNF TUVEFOU PG )BSCJTPO QFSGPSNFE UIF original oboe piece. She will join musiPSJHJOBM PCPF QJFDF 4IF XJMM KPJO NVTJ cians from the Portland Chamber Music DJBOT GSPN UIF 1PSUMBOE $IBNCFS .VTJD Festival for Saturday's concert.

'FTUJWBM GPS 4BUVSEBZ T DPODFSU The Portland Chamber Music Festival 5IF 1PSUMBOE $IBNCFS .VTJD 'FTUJWBM performed "Six American Painters" QFSGPSNFE i4JY "NFSJDBO 1BJOUFSTw several years ago at its summer festiTFWFSBM ZFBST BHP BU JUT TVNNFS GFTUJ val. Festival director Jennifer Elowitch WBM 'FTUJWBM EJSFDUPS +FOOJGFS &MPXJUDI programmed it again for this spring show QSPHSBNNFE JU BHBJO GPS UIJT TQSJOH TIPX because Pearson suggested that a repeat CFDBVTF 1FBSTPO TVHHFTUFE UIBU B SFQFBU performance was in order.

QFSGPSNBODF XBT JO PSEFS "I jumped at the chance, both because i* KVNQFE BU UIF DIBODF CPUI CFDBVTF of Peggy's strong connection with John PG 1FHHZ T TUSPOH DPOOFDUJPO XJUI +PIO and because this is one of those pieces BOE CFDBVTF UIJT JT POF PG UIPTF QJFDFT that audiences can really enjoy on a first UIBU BVEJFODFT DBO SFBMMZ FOKPZ PO B mSTU hearing," said Elowitch, who will play IFBSJOH w TBJE &MPXJUDI XIP XJMM QMBZ violin on Saturday.

WJPMJO PO 4BUVSEBZ "I like the piece's simplicity, actually. i* MJLF UIF QJFDF T TJNQMJDJUZ BDUVBMMZ There's lot of rhythmic unison, so we play 5IFSF T MPU PG SIZUINJD VOJTPO TP XF QMBZ together much of the time, and it gives UPHFUIFS NVDI PG UIF UJNF BOE JU HJWFT the piece a lot of openness and clarity."

UIF QJFDF B MPU PG PQFOOFTT BOE DMBSJUZ w "Six American Painters" is performed i4JY "NFSJDBO 1BJOUFSTw JT QFSGPSNFE often. Then again, much of Harbison's PGUFO 5IFO BHBJO NVDI PG )BSCJTPO T music is widely performed. He is a major NVTJD JT XJEFMZ QFSGPSNFE )F JT B NBKPS star of the classical world.

TUBS PG UIF DMBTTJDBM XPSME Harbison won a Pulitzer Prize in 1987, )BSCJTPO XPO B 1VMJU[FS 1SJ[F JO and later received a MacArthur FoundaBOE MBUFS SFDFJWFE B .BD"SUIVS 'PVOEB tion "genius" grant. The Metropolitan OpUJPO iHFOJVTw HSBOU 5IF .FUSPQPMJUBO 0Q era has commissioned him to write three FSB IBT DPNNJTTJPOFE IJN UP XSJUF UISFF operas, including "The Great Gatsby" PQFSBT JODMVEJOH i5IF (SFBU (BUTCZw in 1999. He is on the music faculty at the JO )F JT PO UIF NVTJD GBDVMUZ BU UIF Massachusetts Institute of Technology. .BTTBDIVTFUUT *OTUJUVUF PG 5FDIOPMPHZ "Six American Painters" represented a i4JY "NFSJDBO 1BJOUFSTw SFQSFTFOUFE B profound change in Harbison's composiQSPGPVOE DIBOHF JO )BSCJTPO T DPNQPTJ tional style. He used to write big pieces UJPOBM TUZMF )F VTFE UP XSJUF CJH QJFDFT of music, often taking years to complete.

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NVTJD XJUI MFTT EFOTJUZ BOE GFXFS OPUFT His music became more open. )JT NVTJD CFDBNF NPSF PQFO Harbison said he has known Pearson )BSCJTPO TBJE IF IBT LOPXO 1FBSTPO since "when she was a teenage phenom.

TJODF iXIFO TIF XBT B UFFOBHF QIFOPN Now she is just a phenom." He has writ/PX TIF JT KVTU B QIFOPN w )F IBT XSJU ten a half-dozen or so pieces for her over UFO B IBMG EP[FO PS TP QJFDFT GPS IFS PWFS the years.

UIF ZFBST In addition to Pearson on oboe and *O BEEJUJPO UP 1FBSTPO PO PCPF BOE Elowitch on violin, musicians include &MPXJUDI PO WJPMJO NVTJDJBOT JODMVEF cellist Marc Johnson and violist Michelle DFMMJTU .BSD +PIOTPO BOE WJPMJTU .JDIFMMF LaCourse.

-B$PVSTF "John is the kind of composer that i+PIO JT UIF LJOE PG DPNQPTFS UIBU performers love to work with," Elowitch QFSGPSNFST MPWF UP XPSL XJUI w &MPXJUDI said. "He's kind and soft-spoken, almost TBJE i)F T LJOE BOE TPGU TQPLFO BMNPTU self-effacing. I've worked with him quite TFMG FGGBDJOH * WF XPSLFE XJUI IJN RVJUF a bit as a conductor, and in that situation B CJU BT B DPOEVDUPS BOE JO UIBU TJUVBUJPO he's probably about as low-key as it gets.

IF T QSPCBCMZ BCPVU BT MPX LFZ BT JU HFUT He is one of the most famous composers )F JT POF PG UIF NPTU GBNPVT DPNQPTFST of our time, and I always think of him in PG PVS UJNF BOE * BMXBZT UIJOL PG IJN JO jeans and a leather jacket."

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by Mozart, Schubert and Dohnanyi.

CZ .P[BSU 4DIVCFSU BOE %PIOBOZJ Increasingly, these off-season concerts *ODSFBTJOHMZ UIFTF PGG TFBTPO DPODFSUT are becoming a big part of the Portland BSF CFDPNJOH B CJH QBSU PG UIF 1PSUMBOE Chamber Music Festival programming $IBNCFS .VTJD 'FTUJWBM QSPHSBNNJOH regimen. Elowitch doesn't want the festiSFHJNFO &MPXJUDI EPFTO U XBOU UIF GFTUJ val to "disappear" during the 50 weeks of WBM UP iEJTBQQFBSw EVSJOH UIF XFFLT PG the year it is not in session. The off-seaUIF ZFBS JU JT OPU JO TFTTJPO 5IF PGG TFB son concerts and events help the festival TPO DPODFSUT BOE FWFOUT IFMQ UIF GFTUJWBM become a greater part of Portland's CFDPNF B HSFBUFS QBSU PG 1PSUMBOE T cultural life.

DVMUVSBM MJGF And Congregation Bet Ha'am is a "OE $POHSFHBUJPO #FU )B BN JT B particularly appealing setting for music, QBSUJDVMBSMZ BQQFBMJOH TFUUJOH GPS NVTJD she said.

TIF TBJE "The temple has a beautiful new sanctui5IF UFNQMF IBT B CFBVUJGVM OFX TBODUV ary, and we gave the first-ever classiBSZ BOE XF HBWF UIF mSTU FWFS DMBTTJ cal concert there last year," Elowitch DBM DPODFSU UIFSF MBTU ZFBS w &MPXJUDI said. "There aren't a lot of great concert TBJE i5IFSF BSFO U B MPU PG HSFBU DPODFSU spaces for chamber music in the area, TQBDFT GPS DIBNCFS NVTJD JO UIF BSFB and this building is a true acoustical gem.

BOE UIJT CVJMEJOH JT B USVF BDPVTUJDBM HFN It's also beautiful, and though I know this *U T BMTP CFBVUJGVM BOE UIPVHI * LOPX UIJT is an odd thing to say about a temple, but JT BO PEE UIJOH UP TBZ BCPVU B UFNQMF CVU it has an almost 'zen-like' feel."

JU IBT BO BMNPTU A[FO MJLF GFFM w Staff Writer Bob Keyes can be contacted at 791-6457 AbOTT E`WbS` 0]P 9SgSa QO\ PS Q]\bOQbSR Ob %' $"#% or at: ]` Ob( bkeyes@pressherald. com PYSgSa.^`SaaVS`OZR Q][ Follow him on Twitter at: 4]ZZ]e VW[ ]\ BeWbbS` Ob(

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UIBU EP 5IBJ XFMM The Chinese lunch menu offers entrees 5IF $IJOFTF MVODI NFOV PGGFST FOUSFFT ranging from $6.95 to $8.25, with most SBOHJOH GSPN UP XJUI NPTU dishes falling in the $6.95-to-$7.50 range.

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By ELISA DOUCETTE #Z &-*4" %06$&55& or Brazilians, Figa is a PS #SB[JMJBOT 'JHB JT B TZNCPM PG HPPE MVDL 'PS symbol of good luck. For Portlanders, Figa is a new1PSUMBOEFST 'JHB JT B OFX ish bar/restaurant found on JTI CBS SFTUBVSBOU GPVOE PO Congress Street by looking for $POHSFTT 4USFFU CZ MPPLJOH GPS the bright orange sign among UIF CSJHIU PSBOHF TJHO BNPOH the surrounding stores and UIF TVSSPVOEJOH TUPSFT BOE studios.

TUVEJPT Owner and chef Lee Far0XOFS BOE DIFG -FF 'BS rington has created a warm SJOHUPO IBT DSFBUFE B XBSN environment inside the long, FOWJSPONFOU JOTJEF UIF MPOH narrow space, which is comOBSSPX TQBDF XIJDI JT DPN mon in the large multi-business NPO JO UIF MBSHF NVMUJ CVTJOFTT buildings of in-town Portland.

CVJMEJOHT PG JO UPXO 1PSUMBOE The walls are exposed brick 5IF XBMMT BSF FYQPTFE CSJDL and the space has a very BOE UIF TQBDF IBT B WFSZ industrial feel, with heavy-lookJOEVTUSJBM GFFM XJUI IFBWZ MPPL ing metal light fixtures making JOH NFUBM MJHIU mYUVSFT NBLJOH the room very bright. Along UIF SPPN WFSZ CSJHIU "MPOH one wall is a mounted wooden POF XBMM JT B NPVOUFE XPPEFO bench, with two-top tables CFODI XJUI UXP UPQ UBCMFT spaced out to accommodate TQBDFE PVU UP BDDPNNPEBUF parties of more than two when QBSUJFT PG NPSF UIBO UXP XIFO pushed together.

QVTIFE UPHFUIFS The bar itself is quite tall, 5IF CBS JUTFMG JT RVJUF UBMM with a poured concrete top and XJUI B QPVSFE DPODSFUF UPQ BOE orange accent pieces scattered PSBOHF BDDFOU QJFDFT TDBUUFSFE throughout. You can spend UISPVHIPVU :PV DBO TQFOE a good hour on conversation B HPPE IPVS PO DPOWFSTBUJPO about the knickknacks on the BCPVU UIF LOJDLLOBDLT PO UIF shelf, including statuettes and TIFMG JODMVEJOH TUBUVFUUFT BOE hilarious greeting cards.

IJMBSJPVT HSFFUJOH DBSET Although it has only been "MUIPVHI JU IBT POMZ CFFO open for about two months, PQFO GPS BCPVU UXP NPOUIT Figa is quickly becoming one 'JHB JT RVJDLMZ CFDPNJOH POF of the next "bars to frequent" PG UIF OFYU iCBST UP GSFRVFOUw in the East End. I attempted to JO UIF &BTU &OE * BUUFNQUFE UP sneak in under the radar on a TOFBL JO VOEFS UIF SBEBS PO B Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m., but 5VFTEBZ OJHIU BU Q N CVU both the restaurant and bar CPUI UIF SFTUBVSBOU BOE CBS were bustling.

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FIGA =@>8 WHERE: 249 Congress E63@3( "' 1]\U`Saa St., Portland. 518-9400; Ab >]`bZO\R # & '" ) figarestaurant.com ¿UO`SabOc`O\b Q][ HOURS: 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesday 6=C@A( # b] ' ^ [ BcSaROg to Thursday; 5 to 9:30 p.m. b] BVc`aROg) # b] '(! ^ [ Friday and Saturday 4`WROg O\R AObc`ROg PARKING: East End parking, >/@97<5( 3Oab 3\R ^O`YW\U while limited to on-street, is eVWZS ZW[WbSR b] ]\ ab`SSb Wa full of beautiful unmetered TcZZ ]T PSOcbWTcZ c\[SbS`SR spaces. The only challenge is a^OQSa BVS ]\Zg QVOZZS\US Wa finding one. ¿\RW\U ]\S PEOPLE WATCHING: The bar >3=>:3 E/B167<5( BVS PO` seating faces away from the aSObW\U TOQSa OeOg T`][ bVS dining area, so it's difficult RW\W\U O`SO a] Wb¸a RWT¿QcZb to watch the dinner folks b] eObQV bVS RW\\S` T]ZYa without it being obvious eWbV]cb Wb PSW\U ]PdW]ca that you are spying, but the bVOb g]c O`S a^gW\U Pcb bVS close quarters of the bar QZ]aS _cO`bS`a ]T bVS PO` make it easy to make friends [OYS Wb SOag b] [OYS T`WS\Ra over cocktail conversations ]dS` Q]QYbOWZ Q]\dS`aObW]\a quickly. _cWQYZg BAR STOOL COMFORT: Wooden 0/@ AB==: 1=;4=@B( E]]RS\ and wrought-iron chairs that O\R e`]cUVb W`]\ QVOW`a bVOb prove a slight challenge to ^`]dS O aZWUVb QVOZZS\US b] anyone less than 5-foot-5 O\g]\S ZSaa bVO\ # T]]b # who is trying to climb up into eV] Wa b`gW\U b] QZW[P c^ W\b] John Patriquin/Staff Photographer bVS[ them.

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Freeport Community Center. $35/donation. &REEPORT #OMMUNITY #ENTER DONATION immigrantkitchens.com. Miso Soup and IMMIGRANTKITCHENS COM -ISO 3OUP AND Oyakodon (Rice Bowl with Chicken & Egg), 7 to /YAKODON 2ICE "OWL WITH #HICKEN %GG TO 9 p.m. Friday.

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May 15 - Judy Collins, 8 p.m. Jonathan's, ;Og # ³ 8cRg 1]ZZW\a & ^ [ 8]\ObVO\¸a Ogunquit. $60. Jonathansrestaurant.com; =Uc\_cWb $ 8]\ObVO\a`SabOc`O\b Q][) 646-4526 $"$ "# $ May 18 - Steve Martin and The Steep ;Og & ³ AbSdS ;O`bW\ O\R BVS AbSS^ Canyon Rangers, 7:30 p.m., Merrill 1O\g]\ @O\US`a %(! ^ [ ;S``WZZ Auditorium, Portland. $45 to $65. /cRWb]`Wc[ >]`bZO\R "# b] $# 842-0800; Portlandovations.org &" & ) >]`bZO\R]dObW]\a ]`U May 19 - ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd, 5 ;Og ' ³ HH B]^ O\R :g\g`R AYg\g`R # p.m., Bangor Waterfront Pavilion. $27.75 to ^ [ 0O\U]` EObS`T`]\b >OdWZW]\ % %# b] $71.75. Waterfrontconcerts.com; 783-2009 % %# EObS`T`]\bQ]\QS`ba Q][) %&! ' May 19 - Ramblin' Jack Elliot, 8 p.m., ;Og ' ³ @O[PZW\¸ 8OQY 3ZZW]b & ^ [ One Longfellow Square, Portland. $25. =\S :]\UTSZZ]e A_cO`S >]`bZO\R # Onelongfellowsquare.com; 761-1757 =\SZ]\UTSZZ]ea_cO`S Q][) %$ %#% May 20 - Don Campbell Band, 8 p.m., The ;Og ³ 2]\ 1O[^PSZZ 0O\R & ^ [ BVS Landing at Pine Point, Scarborough. $15 :O\RW\U Ob >W\S >]W\b AQO`P]`]cUV # to $25. www.thelandingatpinepoint.com; b] # eee bVSZO\RW\UOb^W\S^]W\b Q][) 774-4527 %%" "# % May 21 - David Crosby and Graham Nash, ;Og ³ 2OdWR 1`]aPg O\R 5`OVO[ <OaV 8 p.m., State Theatre, Portland. $36 to $61. & ^ [ AbObS BVSOb`S >]`bZO\R !$ b] $ Statetheatreportland.com; (800) 745AbObSbVSOb`S^]`bZO\R Q][) & %"# 3000; Cumberland County Civic Center ! ) 1c[PS`ZO\R 1]c\bg 1WdWQ 1S\bS` box office P]f ]T¿QS May 21 - Kingston Trio, 8 p.m., Stone ;Og ³ 9W\Uab]\ B`W] & ^ [ Ab]\S Mountain Arts Center, Brownfield. $75. ;]c\bOW\ /`ba 1S\bS` 0`]e\¿SZR %# Stonemountainartscenter.com; 935-7292 Ab]\S[]c\bOW\O`baQS\bS` Q][) '!# % ' May 24 - Brett Dennen with The Head ;Og " ³ 0`Sbb 2S\\S\ eWbV BVS 6SOR and The Heart, 7:30 p.m., State Theatre, O\R BVS 6SO`b %(! ^ [ AbObS BVSOb`S Portland. $18/$20.

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May 25 - Shpongletron Experience, 8 p.m., ;Og # Âł AV^]\UZSb`]\ 3f^S`WS\QS & ^ [ State Theatre, Portland. $20.

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Saturday - Chris Cornell, 8 p.m., Berklee AObc`ROg Âł 1V`Wa 1]`\SZZ & ^ [ 0S`YZSS Performance Center, Boston. $39.50 to >S`T]`[O\QS 1S\bS` 0]ab]\ !' # b] $48.35. Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 "& !# BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

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Tuesday - Charlie Sheen, 8 p.m., Agganis BcSaROg Âł 1VO`ZWS AVSS\ & ^ [ /UUO\Wa Arena, Boston. $79.50 to $99.95. /`S\O 0]ab]\ %' # b] '' '# Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

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SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Feast for the Children, 16th annual dinner of &EAST FOR THE #HILDREN TH ANNUAL DINNER OF African foods and dance program; benefits the !FRICAN FOODS AND DANCE PROGRAM BENElTS THE building of a school in southern Sudan; Cathedral BUILDING OF A SCHOOL IN SOUTHERN 3UDAN #ATHEDRAL School Guild Hall, Portland. $20; $15 for 3CHOOL 'UILD (ALL 0ORTLAND FOR children. 829-1011. 5:30 p.m.

CHILDREN P M Japanese Disaster Relief Day, sponsored by Bath*APANESE $ISASTER 2ELIEF $AY SPONSORED BY "ATH Tsugaru Sister City Program with lap swimming 4SUGARU 3ISTER #ITY 0ROGRAM WITH LAP SWIMMING from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Bath Area YMCA and FROM A M TO P M AT "ATH !REA 9-#! AND a silent auction with hors d'oeuvres from 5 to 8 A SILENT AUCTION WITH HORS D OEUVRES FROM TO p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church, Bath. Donation.

P M AT 'RACE %PISCOPAL #HURCH "ATH $ONATION 443-8330.

"Belong to the Song," musical celebration h"ELONG TO THE 3ONG v MUSICAL CELEBRATION to benefit Brunswick Rotary Club programs, TO BENElT "RUNSWICK 2OTARY #LUB PROGRAMS

Brunswick High School (CrookerTheatre). $25.

"RUNSWICK (IGH 3CHOOL #ROOKER 4HEATRE belongtothesong.com. 7:30 p.m.

BELONGTOTHESONG COM P M "Smokin' Fun Night Out," with M.C. Leslie h3MOKIN &UN .IGHT /UT v WITH - # ,ESLIE Downs, The Kings of the Hill, the Maine Gay $OWNS 4HE +INGS OF THE (ILL THE -AINE 'AY Men's Chorus a capella group and Lady Zen, plus -EN S #HORUS A CAPELLA GROUP AND ,ADY :EN PLUS a silent auction; benefits the Trans Youth Equality A SILENT AUCTION BENElTS THE 4RANS 9OUTH %QUALITY Foundation, First Parish Unitarian Universalist &OUNDATION &IRST 0ARISH 5NITARIAN 5NIVERSALIST Church, Portland. $15. brownpapertickets.com. 7 #HURCH 0ORTLAND BROWNPAPERTICKETS COM to 10 p.m.

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TUESDAY 45%3$!9 Mason-Osann Concert and Scholarship -ASON /SANN #ONCERT AND 3CHOLARSHIP Fundraiser, with the Gorham Chamber Singers, &UNDRAISER WITH THE 'ORHAM #HAMBER 3INGERS

the Westbrook Chamber Singers and the Gorham THE 7ESTBROOK #HAMBER 3INGERS AND THE 'ORHAM First Parish Church Choir, Westbrook Performing &IRST 0ARISH #HURCH #HOIR 7ESTBROOK 0ERFORMING Arts Center. Donation, westbrookpac.org. 7 p.m. !RTS #ENTER $ONATION WESTBROOKPAC ORG P M

FAIRS/FESTIVALS N &!)23 &%34)6!,3 Cuba Week, annual celebration with art, films, #UBA 7EEK ANNUAL CELEBRATION WITH ART lLMS

food and music by the Brunswick-Trinidad Sister FOOD AND MUSIC BY THE "RUNSWICK 4RINIDAD 3ISTER City Association; various locations, Brunswick. #ITY !SSOCIATION VARIOUS LOCATIONS "RUNSWICK brunswicktrinidad.org. Various times Friday to BRUNSWICKTRINIDAD ORG 6ARIOUS TIMES &RIDAY TO Wednesday. Through April 17.

7EDNESDAY 4HROUGH !PRIL Yarmouth Wellness Fair, local holistic and 9ARMOUTH 7ELLNESS &AIR LOCAL HOLISTIC AND integrative health-care showcase with providers, INTEGRATIVE HEALTH CARE SHOWCASE WITH PROVIDERS

discussions and presentations, William H. Rowe DISCUSSIONS AND PRESENTATIONS 7ILLIAM ( 2OWE School, Yarmouth. Free. 846-3984. 10 a.m. to 3 3CHOOL 9ARMOUTH &REE A M TO p.m. Saturday.

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School project graduation fundraiser; Empire Dine 0ORTLAND &REE P M 3CHOOL PROJECT GRADUATION FUNDRAISER %MPIRE $INE Portland. Free. 780-4141. 4:30 p.m. and Dance, Portland, portlandempire.com. 1 to AND $ANCE 0ORTLAND PORTLANDEMPIRE COM TO 4 p.m.

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erwise, can stick to litter at the Loring FSXJTF DBO TUJDL UP MJUUFS BU UIF -PSJOH Memorial Trail or the Fort Allen Trail. .FNPSJBM 5SBJM PS UIF 'PSU "MMFO 5SBJM Throughout April, as trash is belched 5ISPVHIPVU "QSJM BT USBTI JT CFMDIFE BEACH CLEANUP DURING WELLS RESERVE out of receding icebergs and plastic bags 03/16 1:3/<C> 2C@7<5 E3::A @3A3@D3 PVU PG SFDFEJOH JDFCFSHT BOE QMBTUJD CBHT ECODAY try to hitch rides on the swift gutter cur31=2/G USZ UP IJUDI SJEFT PO UIF TXJGU HVUUFS DVS WHEN: 2 b] ! ^ [ /^`WZ $ to 3 p.m. A p r i l 16 rents of melted snow, there will be more E63<( SFOUT PG NFMUFE TOPX UIFSF XJMM CF NPSF WHERE: Wells Reserve at L a u d h o l m , cleanups.

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QFST BOE TJOL DPOUFOUFEMZ JOUP UIF UPSO 4VNOFS 1BSL cushions of our micro-fiber couch. This Elsewhere in Portland, April Stools Day DVTIJPOT PG PVS NJDSP mCFS DPVDI 5IJT &MTFXIFSF JO 1PSUMBOE "QSJM 4UPPMT %BZ is spring we're talking about. It's a classy celebrants will be scooping things up at JT TQSJOH XF SF UBMLJOH BCPVU *U T B DMBTTZ DFMFCSBOUT XJMM CF TDPPQJOH UIJOHT VQ BU season. And classy seasons deserve the Evergreen Cemetery and Reiche School. TFBTPO "OE DMBTTZ TFBTPOT EFTFSWF UIF &WFSHSFFO $FNFUFSZ BOE 3FJDIF 4DIPPM red-carpet treatment - or at least a deAnd while the good gesture is reward in SFE DBSQFU USFBUNFOU o PS BU MFBTU B EF "OE XIJMF UIF HPPE HFTUVSF JT SFXBSE JO cent street sweeping. itself, each cleanup location has a secret DFOU TUSFFU TXFFQJOH JUTFMG FBDI DMFBOVQ MPDBUJPO IBT B TFDSFU treasure hidden within its confines, which Unless, of course, you'd rather spend 6OMFTT PG DPVSTF ZPV E SBUIFS TQFOE USFBTVSF IJEEFO XJUIJO JUT DPOmOFT XIJDI organizers refer to as "the golden turd." A BOPUIFS UISFF NPOUIT XJUI UIF JDF another three months with the ice PSHBOJ[FST SFGFS UP BT iUIF HPMEFO UVSE w " special prize will be given to the regisscraper.

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Staff Writer Shannon Bryan can be QSJ[F QSPCBCMZ XPO U CF B IBOETIBLF AbOTT E`WbS` AVO\\]\ 0`gO\ QO\ PS contacted at 791-6333 or at: Well-intended tidiers who'd prefer to 8FMM JOUFOEFE UJEJFST XIP E QSFGFS UP Q]\bOQbSR Ob %' $!!! ]` Ob( sbryan@mainetoday.com steer clear of the stool, golden or othTUFFS DMFBS PG UIF TUPPM HPMEFO PS PUI aP`gO\.[OW\Sb]ROg Q][

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SATURDAY 3!452$!9 h'USTAFER 9ELLOWGOLD S )NlNITY 3OCK v MULTI "Gustafer Yellowgold's Infinity Sock," multimedia experience that's a cross between "Yellow MEDIA EXPERIENCE THAT S A CROSS BETWEEN h9ELLOW Submarine" and Dr. Seuss, Space, Portland. $8.

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SPACE ORG P M North Atlantic Figure Skating Club 13th Annual .ORTH !TLANTIC &IGURE 3KATING #LUB TH !NNUAL Architalx, speaker series focusing on architecture !RCHITALX SPEAKER SERIES FOCUSING ON ARCHITECTURE Show, Family Ice Center, Falmouth. $8 to $20.

3HOW &AMILY )CE #ENTER &ALMOUTH TO and design issues, Portland Museum of Art. $10; AND DESIGN ISSUES 0ORTLAND -USEUM OF !RT northatlanticfsc.org. 7 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m.

NORTHATLANTICFSC ORG P M 3ATURDAY P M $8 online only, architalx.org. Andrew Freear, ONLINE ONLY ARCHITALX ORG !NDREW &REEAR

Sunday.

3UNDAY Alabama, 6 p.m. !LABAMA P M Ukrainian Egg Decorating, Merryspring Nature 5KRAINIAN %GG $ECORATING -ERRYSPRING .ATURE %GGS AND #HICKS LEARN THE BASICS OF RAISING Eggs and Chicks, learn the basics of raising Center, Camden. $30 to $35 per family. 236#ENTER #AMDEN TO PER FAMILY various types of poultry, Town Office, Farmington.

VARIOUS TYPES OF POULTRY 4OWN /FlCE &ARMINGTON 2239. 10 a.m. to noon and 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.

A M TO NOON AND TO P M 645-2568. 7 p.m.

P M Victorian Tea and Fashion Show, enjoy tea, 6ICTORIAN 4EA AND &ASHION 3HOW ENJOY TEA

scones, sandwiches and other delights while SCONES SANDWICHES AND OTHER DELIGHTS WHILE FRIDAY &2)$!9 exploring 19th-century fashions, Dorothy Stevens EXPLORING TH CENTURY FASHIONS $OROTHY 3TEVENS h3TARS ON )CE v NATIONAL TOURING PRODUCTION "Stars on Ice," national touring production Community Center, West Kennebunk. $20; $10 #OMMUNITY #ENTER 7EST +ENNEBUNK with Olympic, world and national champions, WITH /LYMPIC WORLD AND NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

ages 12 and under. 650-9020. Noon.

AGES AND UNDER .OON Cumberland County Civic Center, Portland. $25 #UMBERLAND #OUNTY #IVIC #ENTER 0ORTLAND "Met Opera Live: Le Comte," high-def broadcast h-ET /PERA ,IVE ,E #OMTE v HIGH DEF BROADCAST to $125. 775-3458. 7:30 p.m.

TO P M of Rossini opera, Strand Theatre, Rockland. $27.

OF 2OSSINI OPERA 3TRAND 4HEATRE 2OCKLAND Universes: "Live from the Edge," ensemble 5NIVERSES h,IVE FROM THE %DGE v ENSEMBLE 594-0070. 1 p.m.

P M poetry performances mixed with music, Merrill POETRY PERFORMANCES MIXED WITH MUSIC -ERRILL "Met Opera Live: Le Comte," high-def broadcast h-ET /PERA ,IVE ,E #OMTE v HIGH DEF BROADCAST Auditorium, Portland. $36; $10 for students. !UDITORIUM 0ORTLAND FOR STUDENTS of Rossini opera, Fryeburg Academy (Leura Hill OF 2OSSINI OPERA &RYEBURG !CADEMY ,EURA (ILL porttix.com. 8 p.m.

PORTTIX COM P M Eastman Performing Arts Center), Fryeburg. $23, %ASTMAN 0ERFORMING !RTS #ENTER &RYEBURG

Pecha Kucha Night, L/A Arts Gallery 5, Lewiston.

0ECHA +UCHA .IGHT , ! !RTS 'ALLERY ,EWISTON $26; $18 for students. 935-9232. 1 p.m.

FOR STUDENTS P M $5. Iaarts.org. 6:20 to 8 p.m.

LAARTS ORG TO P M Hardy Girls Healthy Women's Girls Rock!, (ARDY 'IRLS (EALTHY 7OMEN S 'IRLS 2OCK

Rainbow Ball Weekend, dance free for high 2AINBOW "ALL 7EEKEND DANCE FREE FOR HIGH performance of "ThatTakes Overaries!: Bold Girls, PERFORMANCE OF h4HAT 4AKES /VERARIES "OLD 'IRLS

school students and chaperones; other events are SCHOOL STUDENTS AND CHAPERONES OTHER EVENTS ARE Brave Acts," One Longfellow Square, Portland. $5; "RAVE !CTS v /NE ,ONGFELLOW 3QUARE 0ORTLAND scheduled during the weekend on the University SCHEDULED DURING THE WEEKEND ON THE 5NIVERSITY free for children, hardygirlshealthywomen.org.

FREE FOR CHILDREN HARDYGIRLSHEALTHYWOMEN ORG of Maine campus including workshops, a pool OF -AINE CAMPUS INCLUDING WORKSHOPS A POOL 2 and 4 p.m.

AND P M party and a drag show competition; Machias PARTY AND A DRAG SHOW COMPETITION -ACHIAS Popcorn Saturday, children's program with Matt 0OPCORN 3ATURDAY CHILDREN S PROGRAM WITH -ATT Valley Grange Hall. Dance costs $15 each; $20 6ALLEY 'RANGE (ALL $ANCE COSTS EACH Loosigian for preschool through grade 5, River ,OOSIGIAN FOR PRESCHOOL THROUGH GRADE 2IVER per couple. 255-1244. Various times Friday to PER COUPLE 6ARIOUS TIMES &RIDAY TO Tree Arts, Kennebunk. $5; $20 per family.

Sunday.

4REE !RTS +ENNEBUNK PER FAMILY 3UNDAY 967-9120. 11 a.m.

Manchester Lions Home & Garden Show, Augusta A M -ANCHESTER ,IONS (OME 'ARDEN 3HOW !UGUSTA Civic Center. $7; free ages 16 and younger. 622Food Preservation Techniques, hot water bath &OOD 0RESERVATION 4ECHNIQUES HOT WATER BATH #IVIC #ENTER FREE AGES AND YOUNGER 5330. lionshomeandgardenshow.org. 4 to 8 p.m. canning and freezing, Westbrook High School.

LIONSHOMEANDGARDENSHOW ORG TO P M CANNING AND FREEZING 7ESTBROOK (IGH 3CHOOL $30. 854-0826. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Friday; 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m. to 4 &RIDAY A M TO P M 3ATURDAY A M TO A M TO P M Growing Fruit in the Home Garden, learning tour p.m. Sunday.

P M 3UNDAY 'ROWING &RUIT IN THE (OME 'ARDEN LEARNING TOUR of a small farm and fruit orchard, Foxes Ridge Portland Home Show, annual show with industry 0ORTLAND (OME 3HOW ANNUAL SHOW WITH INDUSTRY OF A SMALL FARM AND FRUIT ORCHARD &OXES 2IDGE Farm, Acton. $5. 324-2814. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. vendors, exhibitors and seminars, Portland VENDORS EXHIBITORS AND SEMINARS 0ORTLAND &ARM !CTON TO A M Exposition Building. $7; free for ages 12 and %XPOSITION "UILDING FREE FOR AGES AND younger with an adult. (800) 237-6024. 1 to 9 YOUNGER WITH AN ADULT TO SUNDAY 35.$!9 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m.

P M &RIDAY A M TO P M 3ATURDAY A M Great Maine Bike Swap, buy or sell affordable 'REAT -AINE "IKE 3WAP BUY OR SELL AFFORDABLE to 5 p.m. Sunday.

TO P M 3UNDAY used bicycles; USM Sullivan Gym, Portland. $3; USED BICYCLES 53- 3ULLIVAN 'YM 0ORTLAND

SUNDAY 35.$!9 +IDS #LASSICS AT $REAMLAND 4HEATER MOVIES FOR Kids Classics at Dreamland Theater, movies for children, Winter Street Center, Bath. $5/donation.

CHILDREN 7INTER 3TREET #ENTER "ATH DONATION sagadahocpreservation.org. "Mary Poppins" SAGADAHOCPRESERVATION ORG h-ARY 0OPPINSv (1964), 2 p.m.

P M $ANCE IN &OCUS INTERNATIONAL SELECTION OF Dance in Focus, international selection of SHORT DANCE lLMS "OWDOIN #OLLEGE 3ILLS (ALL

short dance films, Bowdoin College (Sills Hall), Brunswick. Free; tickets required. 725-3375.

"RUNSWICK &REE TICKETS REQUIRED 7 p.m.

P M h/N A 0HANTOM ,IMBv AND h"EHIND THE %YES ARE " O n a Phantom L i m b " and "Behind the Eyes are the Ears," films by Nancy Andrews; fundraiser for THE %ARS v lLMS BY .ANCY !NDREWS FUNDRAISER FOR Partners in Health; College of the Atlantic, Bar 0ARTNERS IN (EALTH #OLLEGE OF THE !TLANTIC "AR Harbor. $5. coa.edu. 7 p.m.

(ARBOR COA EDU P M TUESDAY 45%3$!9 "Good Food," documentary about the farmers, h'OOD &OOD v DOCUMENTARY ABOUT THE FARMERS

ranchers and businesses that are creating a more RANCHERS AND BUSINESSES THAT ARE CREATING A MORE sustainable food system in the Pacific Northwest, SUSTAINABLE FOOD SYSTEM IN THE 0ACIlC .ORTHWEST

Univesity of Maine (Lincoln Auditorium), 5NIVESITY OF -AINE ,INCOLN !UDITORIUM

Farmington. Free. 778-7210. 7 p.m. &ARMINGTON &REE P M WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 Teens Through Time, film series with teen-cenric 4EENS 4HROUGH 4IME lLM SERIES WITH TEEN CENRIC viewpoint, Portland Public Library. Free. 8 7 1 VIEWPOINT 0ORTLAND 0UBLIC ,IBRARY &REE 1700. 1970s: "Cooley High" (1975), 4:30 p.m.

S h#OOLEY (IGHv P M

Pumped for cycling season? The >c[^SR T]` QgQZW\U aSOa]\- BVS Great Maine Bike Swap is happening 5`SOb ;OW\S 0WYS AeO^ Wa VO^^S\W\U Sunday at USM's Sullivan Gym in Ac\ROg Ob CA;¸a AcZZWdO\ 5g[ W\ Portland. >]`bZO\R free for ages 12 and under, bikemaine.org.

FREE FOR AGES AND UNDER BIKEMAINE ORG 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

A M TO P M Civil War Sesquicentennial Open House, #IVIL 7AR 3ESQUICENTENNIAL /PEN (OUSE

with music by The Uncalled Four, a children's WITH MUSIC BY 4HE 5NCALLED &OUR A CHILDREN S scavenger hunt and guest speaker/historian Herb SCAVENGER HUNT AND GUEST SPEAKER HISTORIAN (ERB Adams, Fifth Maine Regiment Museum, Peaks !DAMS &IFTH -AINE 2EGIMENT -USEUM 0EAKS Island. Free/donation. 766-5514. 1 to 4 p.m. )SLAND &REE DONATION TO P M Psychic Sunday, readings, products and services, 0SYCHIC 3UNDAY READINGS PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

Lucid Stage, Portland. $1 admission plus ,UCID 3TAGE 0ORTLAND ADMISSION PLUS additional fees from vendors. Iucidstage.com.

ADDITIONAL FEES FROM VENDORS LUCIDSTAGE COM Noon to 4 p.m. .OON TO P M TUESDAY 45%3$!9 Food Preservation Techniques, hot water bath &OOD 0RESERVATION 4ECHNIQUES HOT WATER BATH canning and freezing, Gorham Middle School.

CANNING AND FREEZING 'ORHAM -IDDLE 3CHOOL $10,222-1095. 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.

TO P M WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 "M.O.O.S.E w i t h Mike Harris," storytelling h- / / 3 % WITH -IKE (ARRIS v STORYTELLING humorist, Rines Auditorium, Portland Public HUMORIST 2INES !UDITORIUM 0ORTLAND 0UBLIC Library. $5/donation. portlandlibrary.com. 7 p.m. ,IBRARY DONATION PORTLANDLIBRARY COM P M (open mic); 8 p.m. (storyteller).

OPEN MIC P M STORYTELLER

FILMS N &),-3 TODAY 4/$!9 " W i l d Versus Wall," McCormick Lecture Hall, h7ILD 6ERSUS 7ALL v -C#ORMICK ,ECTURE (ALL

College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor. Free, coa.edu. #OLLEGE OF THE !TLANTIC "AR (ARBOR &REE COA EDU 11 a.m.

A M FRIDAY &2)$!9 Classic Cinema, monthly film series, St. Mary the #LASSIC #INEMA MONTHLY lLM SERIES 3T -ARY THE Virgin Episcopal Church, Falmouth. Free. 781 6IRGIN %PISCOPAL #HURCH &ALMOUTH &REE 3366. "Sweet Smell of Success" (1957), 7 p.m. h3WEET 3MELL OF 3UCCESSv P M Travelogue Film: "Ghost Towns of the W i l d West," 4RAVELOGUE &ILM h'HOST 4OWNS OF THE 7ILD 7EST v Sawyer Memorial Auditorium, Greene. Free.

3AWYER -EMORIAL !UDITORIUM 'REENE &REE 946-5311.2 and 7 p.m.

AND P M Maine Deaf Film Festival, films written, -AINE $EAF &ILM &ESTIVAL lLMS WRITTEN

produced, created and performed by deaf and PRODUCED CREATED AND PERFORMED BY DEAF AND hard-of-hearing individuals and film production HARD OF HEARING INDIVIDUALS AND lLM PRODUCTION companies, University of Southern Maine (Luther COMPANIES 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE ,UTHER Bonney Hall), Portland. $5 to $14; free for USM "ONNEY (ALL 0ORTLAND TO FREE FOR 53- students with ID. mainedeaffilmfest.com. "See STUDENTS WITH )$ MAINEDEAFlLMFEST COM h3EE What I'm Saying" (PG-13) and talk by director 7HAT ) M 3AYINGv 0' AND TALK BY DIRECTOR Hilari Scarl, 7 to 9:30 p.m. Friday; selected films (ILARI 3CARL TO P M &RIDAY SELECTED lLMS in two sessions, 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday; reception, IN TWO SESSIONS TO P M 3ATURDAY RECEPTION

5 to 6:30 p.m. Saturday; evening session, 6:30 to TO P M 3ATURDAY EVENING SESSION TO 10:30 p.m. Saturday.

P M 3ATURDAY SATURDAY 3!452$!9 "Louder than a Bomb," 2010 documentary about h,OUDER THAN A "OMB v DOCUMENTARY ABOUT Chicago's youth poetry slam that involves more #HICAGO S YOUTH POETRY SLAM THAT INVOLVES MORE than 600 students, Strand Theatre, Rockland. 594THAN STUDENTS 3TRAND 4HEATRE 2OCKLAND 0070. 8 p.m. Saturday; 3 p.m. Sunday.

P M 3ATURDAY P M 3UNDAY

BOOKS/AUTHORS N "//+3 !54(/23 TODAY 4/$!9 Dennis A. Walch, author of "The Greens of $ENNIS ! 7ALCH AUTHOR OF h4HE 'REENS OF Maine," Walker Memorial Library, Westbrook.

-AINE v 7ALKER -EMORIAL ,IBRARY 7ESTBROOK Free. 854-0630. 5:30 p.m. &REE P M Paul Janeczko, poetry, Southwest Harbor Public 0AUL *ANECZKO POETRY 3OUTHWEST (ARBOR 0UBLIC Library. Free. 244-7065. 7 p.m. ,IBRARY &REE P M Tess Gerritsen, bestselling mystery writer, York 4ESS 'ERRITSEN BESTSELLING MYSTERY WRITER 9ORK County Community College, Wells. Free. 216#OUNTY #OMMUNITY #OLLEGE 7ELLS &REE 4 3 1 2 . 6 : 3 0 p.m.

P M FRIDAY &2)$!9 "Killer Listing," book launch, reading and signing h+ILLER ,ISTING v BOOK LAUNCH READING AND SIGNING with author Vicki Doudera, O w l and Turtle WITH AUTHOR 6ICKI $OUDERA /WL AND 4URTLE Bookshop, Camden. Free, owlandturtle.com.

"OOKSHOP #AMDEN &REE OWLANDTURTLE COM 4 to 6 p.m.

TO P M Van Reid, author of "The American Zig-Zag: 6AN 2EID AUTHOR OF h4HE !MERICAN :IG :AG Volume 1 ! " , Sheepscot Valley Conservation 6OLUME v 3HEEPSCOT 6ALLEY #ONSERVATION Association, Newcastle. $5/donation. 586-5616. !SSOCIATION .EWCASTLE DONATION 6:30 p.m.

P M SATURDAY 3!452$!9 Book Signing Event with authors Deva Fagan, Kate "OOK 3IGNING %VENT WITH AUTHORS $EVA &AGAN +ATE Perry, Jeff Romano, Sandra Leinonen Dunn, Nancy 0ERRY *EFF 2OMANO 3ANDRA ,EINONEN $UNN .ANCY McGinnis, Jenn Greenleaf, Pond Town Poets and -C'INNIS *ENN 'REENLEAF 0OND 4OWN 0OETS AND Ruth and Ted Bookey, Harlow Gallery, Hallowell.

2UTH AND 4ED "OOKEY (ARLOW 'ALLERY (ALLOWELL Free, harlowgallery.org. 1 to 3 p.m. &REE HARLOWGALLERY ORG TO P M Book Signing with Donna Towle, author of "My "OOK 3IGNING WITH $ONNA 4OWLE AUTHOR OF h-Y Spiritual Guide for Souls," Ave Maria Gift Shop, 3PIRITUAL 'UIDE FOR 3OULS v !VE -ARIA 'IFT 3HOP

Portland. Free. 797-7999. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

0ORTLAND &REE A M TO P M Lisa Jahn-Clough, story hour with author of ,ISA *AHN #LOUGH STORY HOUR WITH AUTHOR OF "Felicity & Cordelia," Longfellow Books, Portland. h&ELICITY #ORDELIA v ,ONGFELLOW "OOKS 0ORTLAND longfellowbooks.com. 3 p.m.

LONGFELLOWBOOKS COM P M SUNDAY 35.$!9 Buddy Wakefield, poetry reading, Lucid Stage, "UDDY 7AKElELD POETRY READING ,UCID 3TAGE

Portland. $10, $12. Iucidstage.com. 7 to 9 p.m.

0ORTLAND LUCIDSTAGE COM TO P M MONDAY -/.$!9 Lily King, author of "Father of the Rain," "The ,ILY +ING AUTHOR OF h&ATHER OF THE 2AIN v h4HE English Teacher" and "The Pleasing Hour," %NGLISH 4EACHERv AND h4HE 0LEASING (OUR v University of Southern Maine (Wishcamper 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE 7ISHCAMPER Center), Portland. Free, usm.maine.edu. 7 p.m. #ENTER 0ORTLAND &REE USM MAINE EDU P M Pam Flowers, author of "Ellie's Long Walk," 0AM &LOWERS AUTHOR OF h%LLIE S ,ONG 7ALK v Bangor Public Library. Free, bangorlibrary.org.

"ANGOR 0UBLIC ,IBRARY &REE BANGORLIBRARY ORG 6:30 p.m.

P M TUESDAY 45%3$!9 LunchBox Friends with poet Eleanor Steele, ,UNCH"OX &RIENDS WITH POET %LEANOR 3TEELE

Falmouth Memorial Library. Free. 781-2351. &ALMOUTH -EMORIAL ,IBRARY &REE Noon. .OON Julia Spencer-Fleming, author of "One was *ULIA 3PENCER &LEMING AUTHOR OF h/NE WAS a Soldier," Longfellow Books, Portland.

A 3OLDIER v ,ONGFELLOW "OOKS 0ORTLAND longfellowbooks.com. 7 p.m.

LONGFELLOWBOOKS COM P M Alison Bechdel, graphic novelist and award!LISON "ECHDEL GRAPHIC NOVELIST AND AWARD winning cartoonist of the syndicated comic strip WINNING CARTOONIST OF THE SYNDICATED COMIC STRIP "Dykes to Watch Out For," University of Maine h$YKES TO 7ATCH /UT &OR v 5NIVERSITY OF -AINE

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(Richard Randall Student Center), Augusta. Free.

2ICHARD 2ANDALL 3TUDENT #ENTER !UGUSTA &REE www.uma.maine.edu. 4 p.m.

WWW UMA MAINE EDU P M WEDNESDAY 7%$.%3$!9 Jennifer Moxley, author of five books of poetry, *ENNIFER -OXLEY AUTHOR OF lVE BOOKS OF POETRY

University of Southern Maine (Wishcamper 5NIVERSITY OF 3OUTHERN -AINE 7ISHCAMPER Center), Portland. Free, usm.maine.edu. 7 p.m. #ENTER 0ORTLAND &REE USM MAINE EDU P M

PRO SPORTS N 02/ 30/243 Portland Sea Dogs, Minor League baseball, 0ORTLAND 3EA $OGS -INOR ,EAGUE BASEBALL

Hadlock Field, Portland. $7 to $9.

(ADLOCK &IELD 0ORTLAND TO portlandseadogs.com. Vs. Reading, 6 p.m.

PORTLANDSEADOGS COM 6S 2EADING P M today (opening day) and Friday; 1 p.m. Saturday TODAY OPENING DAY AND &RIDAY P M 3ATURDAY and Sunday; vs. Trenton, 6 p.m. Monday to AND 3UNDAY VS 4RENTON P M -ONDAY TO Wednesday.

7EDNESDAY Portland Pirates, AHL hockey team, Cumberland 0ORTLAND 0IRATES !(, HOCKEY TEAM #UMBERLAND County Civic Center, Portland. $11 to $1 7. #OUNTY #IVIC #ENTER 0ORTLAND TO portlandpirates.com. Vs. Springfield, 4 p.m.

PORTLANDPIRATES COM 6S 3PRINGlELD P M Sunday.

3UNDAY

PARTICIPANT DANCE N 0!24)#)0!.4 $!.#% Ballroom Dancing, Maplewood Dance Center, "ALLROOM $ANCING -APLEWOOD $ANCE #ENTER

Portland. Call for prices: 878-0584. 7 to 11 p.m.

0ORTLAND #ALL FOR PRICES TO P M Friday to Wednesday. &RIDAY TO 7EDNESDAY Contra Dance and Ceilidh, with The Highland #ONTRA $ANCE AND #EILIDH WITH 4HE (IGHLAND Soles and guitarist Owen Marshall; benefits the 3OLES AND GUITARIST /WEN -ARSHALL BENElTS THE Brentwood Farms Community Garden in Portland; "RENTWOOD &ARMS #OMMUNITY 'ARDEN IN 0ORTLAND Longfellow Elementary School, Portland. $5, $10; ,ONGFELLOW %LEMENTARY 3CHOOL 0ORTLAND

$25 per family. 874-8195. 7 p.m. Friday.

PER FAMILY P M &RIDAY Spring Fling Dance, music of the '50s to '70s with 3PRING &LING $ANCE MUSIC OF THE S TO S WITH DJ Dick Fredette, Nasson Community Center, $* $ICK &REDETTE .ASSON #OMMUNITY #ENTER

Springvale. $10. 324-5657. 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday.

3PRINGVALE TO P M 3ATURDAY Saturday Night Dance Party, American Ballroom 3ATURDAY .IGHT $ANCE 0ARTY !MERICAN "ALLROOM Dance Academy, Portland. Call for cover. 671$ANCE !CADEMY 0ORTLAND #ALL FOR COVER 7644. Argentine tango lesson at 6 p.m.; group !RGENTINE TANGO LESSON AT P M GROUP lesson at 7 p.m.; dance party 8 to 11 p.m.

LESSON AT P M DANCE PARTY TO P M Saturday.

3ATURDAY North Yarmouth Contradance, with Flowing Tide .ORTH 9ARMOUTH #ONTRADANCE WITH &LOWING 4IDE and calling by Maggie Robinson, Wescustogo AND CALLING BY -AGGIE 2OBINSON 7ESCUSTOGO Hall, North Yarmouth. $7, $10.233-4325. 6 p.m.

(ALL .ORTH 9ARMOUTH P M (dance), 7 p.m. (potluck), 7:30 (beginners), 8 to DANCE P M POTLUCK BEGINNERS TO 11:30 p.m. (dance) Saturday.

P M DANCE 3ATURDAY

June 3 - Melvins, 9 p.m., Paradise Rock 8c\S ! Âł ;SZdW\a ' ^ [ >O`ORWaS @]QY Club, Boston. $26.50.

Ticketmaster.com; 1ZcP 0]ab]\ $ # BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) (800) 745-3000 & %"# !

June 4 - Tim Minchin, 7 p.m., Wilbur 8c\S " Âł BW[ ;W\QVW\ % ^ [ EWZPc` Theatre, Boston. $20 to $30.35.

BVSOb`S 0]ab]\ b] ! !# Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

June 4 - New Kids on the Block 8c\S " Âł <Se 9WRa ]\ bVS 0Z]QY and Backstreet Boys, 7:30 p.m., TD O\R 0OQYab`SSb 0]ga %(! ^ [ B2 Garden, Boston. $44.20 to $105.55.

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June 5 - Jason Aldean with Eric Church 8c\S # Âł 8Oa]\ /ZRSO\ eWbV 3`WQ 1Vc`QV and JaneDear Girls, 7:30 p.m., Comcast O\R 8O\S2SO` 5W`Za %(! ^ [ 1][QOab Center, Mansfield, Mass. $30.25# b] % to $70.25.

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June 6 - "Glee Live! In Concert," 8c\S $ Âł Âľ5ZSS :WdS 7\ 1]\QS`b Âś TD Garden, Boston. $52 b] %% # to $177.50.

B2 5O`RS\ 0]ab]\ # Livenation.com; (866) 448-7849 :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) &$$ ""& %&"' June 7 - Phish, 7 p.m., Comcast 8c\S % Âł >VWaV % ^ [ 1][QOab Center, Mansfield, Mass. $57.50 to $74.

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%ASTER "READ Easter Bread Lambropsomo ,AMBROPSOMO

(pronounced Lahm-bro-pso-moh) PRONOUNCED ,AHM BRO PSO MOH

Traditional Greek 4RADITIONAL 'REEK Easter Bread %ASTER "READ

June 9 - .38 Special, 8 p.m. June 9, Casino 8c\S ' Âł !& A^SQWOZ & ^ [ 8c\S ' 1OaW\] Ballroom, Hampton Beach, N.H. $34.75 to 0OZZ`]][ 6O[^b]\ 0SOQV < 6 !" %# b] $55.25.

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June 10 - Robin Trower, 8 p.m., Wilbur 8c\S Âł @]PW\ B`]eS` & ^ [ EWZPc` Theatre, Boston. $43.65 to $66.15.

BVSOb`S 0]ab]\ "! $# b] $$ # Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

June 11 - New Kids on the Block and 8c\S Âł <Se 9WRa ]\ bVS 0Z]QY O\R Backstreet Boys, 6:30 p.m., Fenway Park, 0OQYab`SSb 0]ga $(! ^ [ 4S\eOg >O`Y Boston. $34.50 to $135.00. LiveNation.com; 0]ab]\ !" # b] !# :WdS<ObW]\ Q][) (800) 745-3000 & %"# !

June 15 - The Monkees, 8 p.m., Lowell 8c\S # Âł BVS ;]\YSSa & ^ [ :]eSZZ Memorial Auditorium, Lowell, Mass. $39 to ;S[]`WOZ /cRWb]`Wc[ :]eSZZ ;Oaa !' b] $119. Lowellauditorium.com; (978) 454 ' :]eSZZOcRWb]`Wc[ Q][) '%& "#" 2299. '' June 16 - Eddie Vedder, 7:30 p.m., Citi 8c\S $ Âł 3RRWS DSRRS` %(! ^ [ 1WbW Performing Arts Center Wang Theatre, >S`T]`[W\U /`ba 1S\bS` EO\U BVSOb`S Boston. $78. Citicenter.org; (866) 3480]ab]\ %& 1WbWQS\bS` ]`U) &$$ !"& 9738. '%!&

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This fragrant sweet bread is a must 4HIS FRAGRANT SWEET BREAD IS A MUST at Easter. The Red Egg symbolizes AT %ASTER 4HE 2ED %GG SYMBOLIZES the Opening of the Tomb THE /PENING OF THE 4OMB and the New Tear.

AND THE .EW 9EAR Loaves can be picked up on 'Tuesday, 4/12 ,OAVES CAN BE PICKED UP ON s4UESDAY

â&#x20AC;˘Wed. 4/13 ÂťThurs. 4/14 s7ED s4HURS â&#x20AC;˘Friday, 4/15 â&#x20AC;˘10am-5pm s&RIDAY s AM PM at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Parish House, AT (OLY 4RINITY 'REEK /RTHODOX 0ARISH (OUSE

133 Pleasant St., Portland.

0LEASANT 3T 0ORTLAND Price per loaf: $8.00 0RICE PER LOAF

M bread must be pre-ordered! Call 774-0281 or 883-3527 !LL BREAD MUST BE PRE ORDERED #ALL OR If you call and get the answering machine, leave a message with your name and telephone number. )F YOU CALL AND GET THE ANSWERING MACHINE LEAVE A MESSAGE WITH YOUR NAME AND TELEPHONE NUMBER Specify how many loaves you're ordering and on which day you will pick up your order.

3PECIFY HOW MANY LOAVES YOU RE ORDERING AND ON WHICH DAY YOU WILL PICK UP YOUR ORDER

Saturday, April 9, 2011 7:30 PM

Sunday, April 10 2:30 PM

Robert Franz, guest conductor ! "$ " ( Elvis Wade, guest artist & #

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I>M TIX

May 8 - Bruno Mars and Janelle Monae, ;Og & Âł 0`c\] ;O`a O\R 8O\SZZS ;]\OS 8 p.m., Agganis Arena, Boston. $44.25. & ^ [ /UUO\Wa /`S\O 0]ab]\ "" # Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

May 9 - Echo & The Bunnymen, 8 p.m., ;Og ' Âł 3QV] BVS 0c\\g[S\ & ^ [ Continued from Page E30 :fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3!

Paradise Rock Club, Boston. $29.50 to $41. >O`ORWaS @]QY 1ZcP 0]ab]\ ' # b] " Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

April 20 - James Blunt, 7 p.m., House /^`WZ Âł 8O[Sa 0Zc\b % ^ [ 6]caS May 10 - Chelsea Handler, 8 p.m., Agganis ;Og Âł 1VSZaSO 6O\RZS` & ^ [ /UUO\Wa of Blues, Boston. $42.50 to $50.95. ]T 0ZcSa 0]ab]\ " # b] # '# Arena, Boston. $55 to $75. LiveNation.com; /`S\O 0]ab]\ ## b] %# :WdS<ObW]\ Q][) Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# !

(800) 745-3000 & %"# !

April 22 Âł 1SR`WQ bVS 3\bS`bOW\S` ^ [ - Cedric the Entertainer, 10 p.m., /^`WZ May 13 - Tesla, 8 p.m., Casino Ballroom, ;Og ! Âł BSaZO & ^ [ 1OaW\] 0OZZ`]][ Wilbur Theatre, Boston. $50 to $84.60.

EWZPc` BVSOb`S 0]ab]\ # b] &" $ Hampton Beach, N.H. $26/$29.

6O[^b]\ 0SOQV < 6 $ ' Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

Casinoballroom.com; (603) 929-4100 1OaW\]POZZ`]][ Q][) $ ! ' ' " April 23 - Patty Larkin, 8 and 9:30 p.m., /^`WZ ! Âł >Obbg :O`YW\ & O\R '(! ^ [ May 13 - Warren Haynes, 8 p.m., Orpheum ;Og ! Âł EO``S\ 6Og\Sa & ^ [ =`^VSc[ The Music Hall, Portsmouth, N.H. $18 to BVS ;caWQ 6OZZ >]`ba[]cbV < 6 & b] Theatre, Boston. $37.60 to $43.25.

BVSOb`S 0]ab]\ !% $ b] "! # Themusichall.org; (603) 436-2400 $22. BVS[caWQVOZZ ]`U) $ ! "!$ " Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

April 23 - Imagination Movers Live, 7:30 /^`WZ ! Âł 7[OUW\ObW]\ ;]dS`a :WdS %(!

May 13 - Earth, Wind & Fire, 8 p.m., ;Og ! Âł 3O`bV EW\R 4W`S & ^ [ p.m., Orpheum Theatre, Boston. $32.70 to ^ [ =`^VSc[ BVSOb`S 0]ab]\ ! % b] Monhegan Sun Arena. $53.55. ;]\VSUO\ Ac\ /`S\O #! ## $43.25.

Livenation.com; (866) 448-7849 "! # :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) &$$ ""& %&"' Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

April 23 - Atmosphere, 6 p.m., House of /^`WZ ! Âł /b[]a^VS`S $ ^ [ 6]caS ]T May 14 - Bruce Cockburn, 8 p.m., Berklee ;Og " Âł 0`cQS 1]QYPc`\ & ^ [ 0S`YZSS Blues, Boston. $20 to $37. Livenation.com; 0ZcSa 0]ab]\ b] !% :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) Performance Center, Boston. $43.75 to >S`T]`[O\QS 1S\bS` 0]ab]\ "! %# b] (800) 745-3000 & %"# ! $46.75. Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 "$ %# BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

April 25 - Coheed and Cambria, 8 p.m., /^`WZ # Âł 1]VSSR O\R 1O[P`WO & ^ [ May 14 - Dark Star Orchestra, 8 p.m., ;Og " Âł 2O`Y AbO` =`QVSab`O & ^ [ House of Blues, Boston. $26 and $36.

6]caS ]T 0ZcSa 0]ab]\ $ O\R !$ Casino Ballroom, Hampton Beach, N.H. 1OaW\] 0OZZ`]][ 6O[^b]\ 0SOQV < 6 LiveNation.com; (800) 745-3000 :WdS<ObW]\ Q][) & %"# !

Casinoballroom.com; (603) 929 $23/$26. ! $ 1OaW\]POZZ`]][ Q][) $ ! ' ' April 28 - Jason Aldean with Eric Church /^`WZ & Âł 8Oa]\ /ZRSO\ eWbV 3`WQ 1Vc`QV 4100 " and JaneDear Girls, 7:30 p.m., Verizon O\R 8O\S2SO` 5W`Za %(! ^ [ DS`Wh]\ May 15 - Adele, 7 p.m., House of Blues, Wireless Arena, Manchester, N.H. $49.50 to ;Og # Âł /RSZS % ^ [ 6]caS ]T 0ZcSa EW`SZSaa /`S\O ;O\QVSabS` < 6 "' # b] Boston. $27 to $53.50. LiveNation.com; 0]ab]\ % b] #! # :WdS<ObW]\ Q][) $70. Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 % BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

(800) 745-3000 & %"# !

April 29 - Further Seems Forever, 7:30 /^`WZ ' Âł 4c`bVS` ASS[a 4]`SdS` %(!

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TZTUFN XF WF DPNF UP SFMZ PO "For instance, what would happen to our i'PS JOTUBODF XIBU XPVME IBQQFO UP PVS ability to feed Maine if diesel fuel went to BCJMJUZ UP GFFE .BJOF JG EJFTFM GVFM XFOU UP $10 a gallon? #VJMEJOH SFTJMJFODF EPFTO U Building resilience doesn't B HBMMPO guarantee a good outcome, but it gives HVBSBOUFF B HPPE PVUDPNF CVU JU HJWFT you better odds."

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0Z]QY <] " " M e d i t a t i o n f o r B e g i n n e r s " ( A n c a Gooje) N Âľ;SRWbObW]\ T]` 0SUW\\S`aÂś /\QO 5]]XS "Felted Soap Making" (Becky Wartell) N Âľ4SZbSR A]O^ ;OYW\UÂś 0SQYg EO`bSZZ " M o d u l a r O r i g a m i " (Julia P l u m b ) N Âľ;]RcZO` =`WUO[WÂś 8cZWO >Zc[P " D r a w o n Your C r e a t i v i t y / B a s i c D r a w i n g Skills" (Jay P i s c o p o ) N Âľ2`Oe ]\ G]c` 1`SObWdWbg 0OaWQ 2`OeW\U AYWZZaÂś 8Og >WaQ]^] "Preserving the Harvest" (Kate McCarty) N Âľ>`SaS`dW\U bVS 6O`dSabÂś 9ObS ;Q1O`bg " M a k i n g H o m e m a d e H o u m r n o u s " ( E m i l y Eschner) N Âľ;OYW\U 6][S[ORS 6]c[[]caÂś 3[WZg 3aQV\S` "Intro to Swing Dancing" (no instructor named) N Âľ7\b`] b] AeW\U 2O\QW\UÂś \] W\ab`cQb]` \O[SR Celebration at Lucid Stage - 3:45 to 5 p.m.

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Continued from Page E35 :fek`el\[ ]ifd >OUS 3!# June 17 - Michael Buble, 8 p.m., Verizon 8c\S % Âł ;WQVOSZ 0cPZS & ^ [ DS`Wh]\ Wireless Arena, Manchester, N.H. $61.50 to EW`SZSaa /`S\O ;O\QVSabS` < 6 $ # b] $102.50.

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June 17 - Los Lonely Boys, 9 p.m., Paradise 8c\S % Âł :]a :]\SZg 0]ga ' ^ [ >O`ORWaS Rock Club, Boston. $39. Ticketmaster.com; @]QY 1ZcP 0]ab]\ !' BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) (800) 745-3000 & %"# !

June 17 - Black Country Communion, 8c\S % Âł 0ZOQY 1]c\b`g 1][[c\W]\ 8 p.m., Casino Ballroom, Hampton Beach, & ^ [ 1OaW\] 0OZZ`]][ 6O[^b]\ 0SOQV N.H. $36 to $70. Casinoballroom.com; < 6 !$ b] % 1OaW\]POZZ`]][ Q][) (603) 929-4100 $ ! ' ' " June 18 - Jimmy Buffett, 8 p.m., Comcast 8c\S & Âł 8W[[g 0cTTSbb & ^ [ 1][QOab Center, Mansfield, Mass. $36 to $136.

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sexual content, partial nudity, brief drug references aSfcOZ Q]\bS\b ^O`bWOZ \cRWbg P`WST R`cU `STS`S\QSa and language.

O\R ZO\UcOUS Showing at: Cinemagic Westbrook Today 6:40,9:20; AV]eW\U Ob( 1W\S[OUWQ ESabP`]]Y B]ROg $(" '( ) Fri-Wed 7, 9:40 4`W ESR % '(" "THE KING'S SPEECH" (1:58) (R) Stars Colin Firth, ¾B63 97<5¸A A>3316œ (#& @ AbO`a 1]ZW\ 4W`bV Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter. A chronicle 5S]TT`Sg @caV O\R 6SZS\O 0]\VO[ 1O`bS` / QV`]\WQZS of King George Vl's effort to overcome his nervous ]T 9W\U 5S]`US D7¸a STT]`b b] ]dS`Q][S VWa \S`d]ca stammer with the assistance of speech therapist Lionel abO[[S` eWbV bVS OaaWabO\QS ]T a^SSQV bVS`O^Wab :W]\SZ Logue. Some language. :]UcS A][S ZO\UcOUS Showing at: Nickelodeon (Portland) Today 1:10,3:45, AV]eW\U Ob( <WQYSZ]RS]\ >]`bZO\R B]ROg ( !("# 6:40,9:15, Fri-Wed 1:30, 6:20; Cinemagic Westbrook $(" '( # 4`W ESR (! $( ) 1W\S[OUWQ ESabP`]]Y Today 12:20, 3:20, 6:30, 9:10, Fri-Wed 12:20, 3:20; CinB]ROg ( !( $(! '( 4`W ESR ( !( ) 1W\ emagic Saco Today 12:40, 3:10, 6:50, 9:20; Falmouth 10 S[OUWQ AOQ] B]ROg (" !( $(# '( ) 4OZ[]cbV Today 4:15, 6:50; Brunswick 10 Today 1, 3:45, 6:50, 9:35 B]ROg "( # $(# ) 0`c\aeWQY B]ROg !("# $(# '(!# "LIMITLESS" (1:45) (PG-13) Stars Bradley Cooper, ¾:7;7B:3AAœ ("# >5 ! AbO`a 0`ORZSg 1]]^S` Anna Friel and Abbie Cornish. Directed by Neil Burger. /\\O 4`WSZ O\R /PPWS 1]`\WaV 2W`SQbSR Pg <SWZ 0c`US` A copywriter (Cooper) discovers a top-secret drug, / Q]^ge`WbS` 1]]^S` RWaQ]dS`a O b]^ aSQ`Sb R`cU MDT-48, that enhances intellect and other abilities. ;2B "& bVOb S\VO\QSa W\bSZZSQb O\R ]bVS` OPWZWbWSa As his usage begins to change his life, he begins to /a VWa caOUS PSUW\a b] QVO\US VWa ZWTS VS PSUW\a b] consider the drug's shadowy origins; meanwhile, a Q]\aWRS` bVS R`cU¸a aVOR]eg ]`WUW\a) [SO\eVWZS O group of killers trail his every move. Thematic material U`]c^ ]T YWZZS`a b`OWZ VWa SdS`g []dS BVS[ObWQ [ObS`WOZ involving a drug, violence including disturbing images, W\d]ZdW\U O R`cU dW]ZS\QS W\QZcRW\U RWabc`PW\U W[OUSa sexuality and language. aSfcOZWbg O\R ZO\UcOUS Showing at: Cinemagic Saco Today-Wed 12:50,3:40, AV]eW\U Ob( 1W\S[OUWQ AOQ] B]ROg ESR (# !(" 6:55, 9:15, Fri-Wed 6:50, 9:20; Cinemagic Grand (South $(## '( # 4`W ESR $(# '( ) 1W\S[OUWQ 5`O\R A]cbV Portland) Today 12:10,3,7:20,10; Cinemagic Westbrook >]`bZO\R B]ROg ( ! %( ) 1W\S[OUWQ ESabP`]]Y Today-Wed 11:50 a.m., 2:20,4:50, 7:20, 9:50; Brunswick B]ROg ESR (# O [ ( "(# %( '(# ) 0`c\aeWQY 10 Today 1:45,4:20, 7:25, 9:55 Fri 1, 3:30, 7:05, 9:35 Sat B]ROg ("# "( %( # '(## 4`W !(! %( # '(!# AOb 7:05, 9:35, Sun-Wed 1, 3:30, 7:05, 9:35; Falmouth 10 %( # '(!# Ac\ ESR !(! %( # '(!#) 4OZ[]cbV Today 4:35, 7:40 B]ROg "(!# %("

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June 24 - Dispatch, 7 p.m., TD 8c\S " Âł 2Wa^ObQV % ^ [ B2 Garden, Boston. $37.50 to $53.40.

5O`RS\ 0]ab]\ !% # b] #! " Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

June 24 - Peter Gabriel and the New 8c\S " Âł >SbS` 5OP`WSZ O\R bVS <Se Blood Orchestra, 8 p.m., Comcast 0Z]]R =`QVSab`O & ^ [ 1][QOab Center, Mansfield, Mass. $50 to $135.

1S\bS` ;O\aÂżSZR ;Oaa # b] !# Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# !

June 24 - Earth, Wind & Fire, 8 p.m., Bank 8c\S " Âł 3O`bV EW\R 4W`S & ^ [ 0O\Y of America Pavilion, Boston. $31 to $76. ]T /[S`WQO >OdWZW]\ 0]ab]\ ! b] %$ Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# !

June 25-26 - Taylor Swift, 6 p.m., Gillette 8c\S # $ Âł BOgZ]` AeWTb $ ^ [ 5WZZSbbS Stadium, Foxborough, Mass. $50.50 to AbORWc[ 4]fP]`]cUV ;Oaa # # b] $99.50. www.ticketmaster.com; '' # eee bWQYSb[OabS` Q][) (800) 745-3000 & %"# !

June 30 - Def Leppard with Heart 8c\S ! Âł 2ST :S^^O`R eWbV 6SO`b and Evan Watson, 7:30 p.m., Comcast O\R 3dO\ EOba]\ %(! ^ [ 1][QOab Center, Mansfield, Mass. $25 to $125.

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July 2 Âł 0ORÂżaV & ^ [ 1OaW\] - Badfish, 8 p.m., Casino 8cZg Ballroom, Hampton Beach, N.H. $19/$24.

0OZZ`]][ 6O[^b]\ 0SOQV < 6 ' " Casinoballroom.com; (603) 929-4100 1OaW\]POZZ`]][ Q][) $ ! ' ' " July 2 Âł >SbS` 4`O[^b]\ & ^ [ - Peter Frampton, 8 p.m., 8cZg Meadowbrook U.S. Cellular Pavilion, Gilford, ;SOR]eP`]]Y C A 1SZZcZO` >OdWZW]\ 5WZT]`R N.H. $39.50 to $66. Meadowbrook.net; < 6 !' # b] $$ ;SOR]eP`]]Y \Sb) (603) 293-4700 $ ! '! "% July 3 - Trace Adkins and Uncle Kracker, 8cZg ! Âł B`OQS /RYW\a O\R C\QZS 9`OQYS` 8 p.m., Meadowbrook U.S. Cellular & ^ [ ;SOR]eP`]]Y C A 1SZZcZO` Pavilion, Gilford, N.H. $29 to $73.25. >OdWZW]\ 5WZT]`R < 6 ' b] %! # Meadowbrook.net; (603) 293-4700 ;SOR]eP`]]Y \Sb) $ ! '! "% July 6 - Sade and John Legend, 7:30 p.m., 8cZg $ Âł AORS O\R 8]V\ :SUS\R %(! ^ [ TD Garden, Boston. $64.65 to $166.90.

B2 5O`RS\ 0]ab]\ $" $# b] $$ ' Ticketmaster.com; (800) 745-3000 BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) & %"# !

July 8 - Keith Urban, 7:30 p.m., TD Garden, 8cZg & Âł 9SWbV C`PO\ %(! ^ [ B2 5O`RS\ Boston. $25 to $90.75. Ticketmaster.com; 0]ab]\ # b] ' %# BWQYSb[OabS` Q][) (800) 745-3000 & %"# !

July 8 - Pat Benatar, 8 p.m., Casino 8cZg & Âł >Ob 0S\ObO` & ^ [ 1OaW\] Ballroom, Hampton Beach, N.H. $31 to $51.

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Casinoballroom.com; (603) 929-4100 1OaW\]POZZ`]][ Q][) $ ! ' ' " July 9 - Bob Saget, 8 p.m., Casino 8cZg ' Âł 0]P AOUSb & ^ [ 1OaW\] Ballroom, Hampton Beach, N.H. $33.75 to 0OZZ`]][ 6O[^b]\ 0SOQV < 6 !! %# b] $54.25.

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July 12 Âł Y R ZO\U %(! ^ [ BVS ;caWQ - k.d. lang., 7:30 p.m., The Music 8cZg Hall, Portsmouth, N.H. $75 to $115.

6OZZ >]`ba[]cbV < 6 %# b] # Themusichall.org; (603) 436-2400 BVS[caWQVOZZ ]`U) $ ! "!$ " July 13 - Vans Warped Tour, 11 a.m., 8cZg ! Âł DO\a EO`^SR B]c` O [ Comcast Center, Mansfield, Mass. $34.50.

1][QOab 1S\bS` ;O\aÂżSZR ;Oaa !" # Livenation.com; (800) 745-3000 :WdS\ObW]\ Q][) & %"# !

July 19 - Motley Crue, Poison and 8cZg ' Âł ;]bZSg 1`cS >]Wa]\ O\R The New York Dolls, 7 p.m., Comcast BVS <Se G]`Y 2]ZZa % ^ [ 1][QOab Center, Mansfield, Mass. $87 to $119.30.

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July 22 Âł 3RRWS ;]\Sg & ^ [ 1OaW\] - Eddie Money, 8 p.m., Casino 8cZg Ballroom, Hampton Beach, N.H. $24 to $41.

0OZZ`]][ 6O[^b]\ 0SOQV < 6 " b] " Casinoballroom.com; (603) 929-4100 1OaW\]POZZ`]][ Q][) $ ! ' ' " July 23 - Buckcherry, 8 p.m., Casino 8cZg ! Âł 0cQYQVS``g & ^ [ 1OaW\] Ballroom, Hampton Beach, N.H. $30/$33.

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4:15,6:45,9:15 "( # $("# '( # "RED RIDING HOOD" (2:00) (PG-13) Stars Amanda ¾@32 @727<5 6==2œ ( >5 ! AbO`a /[O\RO Seyfried, Lukas Haas and Gary Oldman. Directed by ASgT`WSR :cYOa 6OOa O\R 5O`g =ZR[O\ 2W`SQbSR Pg Catherine Hardwicke. Set in a Medieval village that 1ObVS`W\S 6O`ReWQYS ASb W\ O ;SRWSdOZ dWZZOUS bVOb is haunted by a werewolf, a young girl falls for an orWa VOc\bSR Pg O eS`Se]ZT O g]c\U UW`Z TOZZa T]` O\ ]` phaned woodcutter, much to her family's displeasure. ^VO\SR e]]RQcbbS` [cQV b] VS` TO[WZg¸a RWa^ZSOac`S Violence and creature terror, and some sensuality.

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"SOURCE CODE" (1:33) (PG-13) Stars Jake Gyllenhaal, ÂľA=C@13 1=23Âś (!! >5 ! AbO`a 8OYS 5gZZS\VOOZ Michelle Monaghan and Vera Farmiga. Directed by ;WQVSZZS ;]\OUVO\ O\R DS`O 4O`[WUO 2W`SQbSR Pg Duncan Jones. An experimental government program 2c\QO\ 8]\Sa /\ Sf^S`W[S\bOZ U]dS`\[S\b ^`]U`O[ sends soldier Colter Stevens back in time, where he aS\Ra a]ZRWS` 1]ZbS` AbSdS\a POQY W\ bW[S eVS`S VS wakes up in the body of a commuter who witnesses eOYSa c^ W\ bVS P]Rg ]T O Q][[cbS` eV] eWb\SaaSa a train bombing. Presented with just eight minutes O b`OW\ P][PW\U >`SaS\bSR eWbV Xcab SWUVb [W\cbSa "THE LINCOLN LAWYER" (1:59) (R) Stars MatÂľB63 :7<1=:< :/EG3@Âś (#' @ AbO`a ;Ob to figure out who is responsible, his mission is further b] ÂżUc`S ]cb eV] Wa `Sa^]\aWPZS VWa [WaaW]\ Wa Tc`bVS` thew McConaughey. Directed by Brad Furman. In Los bVSe ;Q1]\OcUVSg 2W`SQbSR Pg 0`OR 4c`[O\ 7\ :]a complicated by his feelings for a fellow passenger.

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