Christa Johnson, director of development at Snow Pond Center for the Arts, stands Monday, May 9, with scaffolding used for stage renovations at the Bowl in the Pines amphitheater at the Snow Pond Center for the Arts in Sidney. Recent renovation work to the amphitheater includes painting and the cutting of holes for lighting. The amphitheater, one of the largest in the nation, reopens for touring acts in June.
John Wiggin, the executive director of Snow Pond Center for the Arts in Sidney, left, offers suggests on Monday, May 9, as renovations to the stage were being made at the Bowl in the Pines amphitheater. The amphitheater, one of the largest in the nation, reopens for touring acts in June.
Christa Johnson, director of development at the Snow Pond Center for the Arts in Sidney, walks Monday, May 9, above Messalonskee Lake, behind the stage at the center's Bowl in the Pines amphitheater. The amphitheater, one of the largest in the nation, reopens for touring acts in June. The theater will have a capacity for 3,000 to begin, then will eventually be able to host up to 7,500, according to Johnson.
Christa Johnson, director of development at Snow Pond Center for the Arts in Sidney, walks Monday, May 9, beneath towering pines in front of the stage at the Bowl in the Pines amphitheater, shown behind her. Johnson said the trees have been there since the 1930s. The Snow Pond amphitheater, one of the largest in the nation, reopens for touring acts in June.
A new concessions area, at left, is shown with an area being made into a covered outdoor kitchen and three-tiered patio at the Bowl in the Pines amphitheater, background, located at the Snow Pond Center for the Arts in Sidney.
Painter Fred Miller reaches the high spots on Monday, May 9, while painting the stage at the Bowl in the Pines amphitheater at the Snow Pond Center for the Arts in Sidney. Recent renovation work included painting and the cutting of holes for lighting.
Renovations to the stage are underway Monday, May 9, at the Bowl in the Pines amphitheater located at Snow Pond Center for the Arts in Sidney. Recent renovation work includes painting and the cutting of holes for lighting.
John Wiggin, the executive director of Snow Pond Center for the Arts in Sidney, bottom, offers suggests on Monday, May 9, as renovations to the stage were being made at the Bowl in the Pines amphitheater. The amphitheater, one of the largest in the nation, reopens for touring acts in June.
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