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Sunday, July 31, 2016
Chandler Kinney Attends TigerBeat's Official Teen Choice Awards Pre-Party
Erika Tham Attends TigerBeat's Official Teen Choice Awards Pre-Party
Photos are credited to Erika
Ashley Boettcher Attends TigerBeat's Official Teen Choice Awards Pre-Party
Bianca D'Ambrosio, Chiara D'Ambrosio Attends TigerBeat's Official Teen Choice Awards Pre-Party
Speakers announced! PopTech: Culture Clash
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With over 40 years in the arts he brings a wealth of artistic expression to his new designer fashions. Doug's photos will transport you to a place where life is simple and the unspoiled beauty will take your breath away.
Kayla Maisonet Attends TigerBeat's Official Teen Choice Awards Pre-Party
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Camden Public Library Events August 4 August 18
“The Tempest,” performed by the Camden Shakespeare Festival, 6:00 pm in the Camden Amphitheatre. Tickets are available online at www.camdenshakespeare.org.
Friday, August 5
Free Walking Tour every Friday at 4:00 pm, hosted by the Camden Public Library and the Camden Area Business Group. The tour begins on Atlantic Avenue at the Children’s Garden of the Library and ends at the Opera House. Please call the library at 236-3440 to sign up.
“The Tempest,” performed by the Camden Shakespeare Festival, 6:00 pm in the Camden Amphitheatre. Tickets are available online at www.camdenshakespeare.org.
Saturday, August 6
Reception for Artist of the Month John Wisseman, 3:00 pm at the Camden Public Library. The exhibit is “The Working Waterfront.” Wisseman uses a little-known and infrequently seen technique, “pochoir.”
Sunday, August 7
The Cyber Sunday topic at the Camden Public Library is “Back to School: Current Technology in the Local Public Schools,” 2:00 pm. All classes are free.
“The Tempest,” performed by the Camden Shakespeare Festival, 6:00 pm in the Camden Amphitheatre. Tickets are available online at www.camdenshakespeare.org.
Monday, August 8
“Shamanism” presented by Susan Bakaley Marshall and Chris Marshall, hosted by Destination Wellness Midcoast Maine, 12:00 noon at the Camden Public Library.
Hypnosis Demonstration by mentalist Nat Lawson, 3:00 pm at the Camden Public Library, free.
Monday Might Movie is “Stardust” (2007, 2 hrs 7 min, PG-13), 8:00 pm at the Camden Amphitheatre, hosted by the Camden Public Library. Free, bring blankets or chairs for comfortable seating.
Tuesday, August 9
Leer y charlar is Read and chat, entirely in Spanish! 1:00 pm at the Camden Public Library, all who are proficient in Spanish are welcome.
Tuesday Book Club monthly meeting, 1:00 pm at the Camden Public Library. The book for this session is “Girl Waits with Gun” by Amy Stewart.
Monthly meeting of the Reading Group of the Camden Philosophical Society, 4:00 pm at the Camden Public Library.
Author Tom Johnson will present his book “Threaded Journeys,” a compilation of fly fishing and bow hunting stories from adventures in the Maine woods and on Maine rivers, 7:00 pm at the Camden Public Library.
Wednesday, August 10
“The Tempest,” performed by the Camden Shakespeare Festival, 6:00 pm in the Camden Amphitheatre. Tickets are available online at www.camdenshakespeare.org.
Thursday, August 11
The Juke Rockets return to the Camden Amphitheatre for a free performance! The Rockets are a great blues and rock & roll band and they get people dancing! 7:00 pm. Hosted by the Camden Public Library.
Friday, August 12
The Gazebones, a nine-member trombone ensemble, return to Camden to present a free informal concert in the Amphitheatre, 2:00 pm. Bring blankets or chairs for comfortable seating.
Free Walking Tour every Friday at 4:00 pm, hosted by the Camden Public Library and the Camden Area Business Group. The tour begins on Atlantic Avenue at the Children’s Garden of the Library and ends at the Opera House. Please call the library at 236-3440 to sign up.
Saturday, August 13
“The Tempest,” performed by the Camden Shakespeare Festival, 6:00 pm in the Camden Amphitheatre. Tickets are available online at www.camdenshakespeare.org.
Sunday, August 14
Electronic music duo Quantum in a free performance at the Amphitheatre at 1:00 pm. Quantum is Jason Dean and Michael Whitehead. Bring blankets or chairs for comfortable seating.
“The Tempest,” performed by the Camden Shakespeare Festival, 6:00 pm in the Camden Amphitheatre. Tickets are available online at www.camdenshakespeare.org.
Monday, August 15
MOJO Jazz orchestra kicks off another double feature evening in the Amphitheatre with a free concert at 6:30 pm. Bring blankets or chairs for seating.
The Monday Might Movie is “The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain” (1995, PG, 1 hr 39 min), at 8:15 pm, outdoors in the Camden Amphitheatre, hosted by the Camden Public Library. Free, bring blankets or chairs for comfortable seating.
Tuesday, August 16
Author Ronald Epp presents “Creating Acadia National Park: The Biography of George Bucknam Dorr,” 7:00 pm at the Camden Public Library. Acadia celebrates its 100th year this year.
Thursday, August 18
Author Kathryn Avery presents “Your Countdown to Retirement: The Pre-Retirement Planning Guide That’s NOT About Money,” 7:00 pm at the Camden Public Library.
With over 40 years in the arts he brings a wealth of artistic expression to his new designer fashions. Doug's photos will transport you to a place where life is simple and the unspoiled beauty will take your breath away.
Kyla-Drew Simmons Attends TigerBeat's Official Teen Choice Awards Pre-Party
Pemaquid Oyster Festival Set for Sunday, September 25, Seeking Sponsors and Volunteers
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| Guests at a past Pemaquid Oyster Festival enjoy oysters fresh from the Damariscotta River under the cover of a tent provided by Renys. The tent allows the festival to go regardless of weather conditions. This year the Pemaquid Oyster Festival is scheduled for Sunday, September 25 from noon to dusk. |
As always, the Pemaquid Oyster Festival will feature a great line-up of entertainment, food, educational exhibits and thousands of oysters fresh from the Damariscotta River. (There is also a menu with plenty of choices other than oysters!) The festival is held right on the banks of the Damariscotta River at Schooner Landing Restaurant & Marina on Main St. in Damariscotta, and includes other Main St. businesses.
Boat tours to the oyster farms will be provided by Damariscotta River Cruises aboard their vessel RiverTripper.
While the event is held outdoors on Schooner Landing’s riverside deck, there are tents provided by Renys to cover the educational exhibits, entertainment stage, and other locations so that the Pemaquid Oyster Festival can be held rain or shine.
The Pemaquid Oyster Festival is the primary fundraiser for the Edward A. Myers Marine Conservation Fund. The fund is named after Edward Myers, a Walpole resident who pioneered aquaculture in the Damariscotta River and many other areas.
"This fund is intended to continue Edward Myers’ vision of having a sustainable working waterfront as well as protecting our marine environment; implemented through education and research projects with a focus on marine conservation," said Chris Davis of the Pemaquid Oyster Company.
Since the first Pemaquid Oyster Festival in 2001, the event has been hosted by the Pemaquid Oyster Co. and Schooner Landing. Both of these hosts contribute all of their profits from the day to the Edward A. Myers Marine Conservation Fund. The fundraising efforts of these hosts are supported by sponsors that help cover expenses including entertainment, tents, and fuel for the boat rides.
The generous sponsors last year were The First, Damariscotta Bank & Trust, Renys, Narragansett Leathers, Mexicali Blues, Colby & Gale, the Cheney Companies, Ames Supply, Mine Oyster restaurant and The Lincoln County News. Additional sponsors are sought to help with the 2016 festival.
The Pemaquid Oyster Festival is also seeking volunteers to fill a variety of positions. Some of the activities volunteers will be needed for include: stage management, festival set-up and take-down, boat deck hands, boat ride gate management, oyster shucking, general assistance on the food line, and contest management.
For more information on volunteer work or sponsorships please contact Greg Latimer at 207-380-9912 or greglatimer@yahoo.com.
Caption for Attached Photo: Guests at a past Pemaquid Oyster Festival enjoy oysters fresh from the Damariscotta River under the cover of a tent provided by Renys. The tent allows the festival to go regardless of weather conditions. This year the Pemaquid Oyster Festival is scheduled for Sunday, September 25 from noon to dusk.
With over 40 years in the arts he brings a wealth of artistic expression to his new designer fashions. Doug's photos will transport you to a place where life is simple and the unspoiled beauty will take your breath away.
"Built In The 1800's" The Maine Windjammer Project
"Built In The 1800's" by Doug Mills
Isaac H Evans and Lewis R French, both built in the 1800's, at the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse.
With over 40 years in the arts he brings a wealth of artistic expression to his new designer fashions. Doug's photos will transport you to a place where life is simple and the unspoiled beauty will take your breath away.
Aubrey Miller Attends TigerBeat's Official Teen Choice Awards Pre-Party
Saturday, July 30, 2016
Bailee Madison Attends Hallmark Channel And Hallmark Movies And Mysteries Summer, TCA 2016
Ava Cantrell Attends TigerBeat's Official Teen Choice Awards Pre-Party
Photos are credited to Ava.
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