‘Roma’ earned Netflix its first best picture recognition.
Arts & Entertainment
Arts, entertainment and books news from the Sun Journal.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, The Rangeley Highlander
Gallery reception features young artists
Rangeley Friends of the Arts will host gallery reception for young local artists.
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Lewiston filmmaker's web series to premiere at Saco Drive-In
SACO — A Maine-based web series by a Lewiston filmmaker will premiere at the Saco Drive-In Theater this weekend, highlighting some area locales as it tells the story of three soldiers returning from war. J.R. Fortin, a 27-year-old filmmaker, actor and screenwriter, booked the drive-in to premiere the first five episodes of the web series […]
Posted inAdvertiser Democrat, Arts & Entertainment
Exhibit opens in Norway
NORWAY — “EYELECTRIC” Art Exhibit Opens with Violin Soloist EFX at AquilARTadvisory, Friday, Aug. 3, from 4 to 7 p.m. It will run through August Featuring: Pointillism – Chroma Depth artists: Nick Marshal Snook’s (NH) “Visual Contusions”, Eric Verret’s (Texas) Octopus and other’s 3D from 2D expressions, as well as Glass and Aluminum Castings, Wood and […]
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Maine literary winners announced
PORTLAND — During an awards ceremony on June 14 hosted at SPACE, the Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance (MWPA) revealed live the winners of the 2018 Maine Literary Awards. This year, 145 books were entered across the award’s categories, more than 70 manuscripts were submitted into the award’s Short Works Competition, and nearly 40 Maine […]
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Dancers take on bullying in Bethel
By Alison Aloisio, Bethel Citizen The Toe Tappin’ Jazz Dance Studio of Bethel will target bullying in its production of “Land of Lost Stories,” to be presented today (Thursday) and Friday at the Telstar High School auditorium. The story was written by Amanda Jordan-Ames and Josh Oliver. Amanda and her sisters, Heather and Tiffany, teach […]
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HIGH ENERGYY — The Rowe Elementary School hosted High Energy Performer Jason Tardy on March 5. Students in grades 4, 5 and 6 and students in Kindergarten through grade 3 plus staff members enjoyed Tardy’s performances of “Be Kind and Bullying Education.” Tardy’s performances were described as “action-packed and demonstrated his unique ability ‘to juggle […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, The Franklin Journal
Poet's Corner
GOD’S HOLY LAND Death is a gateway we all must one day pass through. To reach God’s Holy Land where our souls will accrue. We live on Earth until death takes our hand. We start an unknown new journey to God’s Holy Land. A place where there will be no sicknesses, painful sufferings, and no […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment, The Franklin Journal
Poet's Corner
All Weather Friends, Mid Winter Hello Woody, glad to see You surviving the winter. Where’s Woodine? Haven’t seen her around. How are those offspring of yours? Saw one of them, two days back. Proud to call you neighbors. Did you see the three deer On the lawn earlier? Three years now, we’ve enjoyed Having your […]
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Christmas spirit abounds on Main Street in Norway
NORWAY — Did you know, the Matolcsy Art Center and the Norway Historical Society have many gift possibilities for sale each Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. During Norway’s Holiday Nights, Magic on Main Street? Stop by the art center (across from the Unitarian Church) and the historical society (side entrtance) and see for yourself! The […]