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Portland gets a new playhouse

Portland's theater scene gets a little more crowded in October.

Cryptozoo museum will open in Portland

Back on Monday from a week of vacation, I found this piece of exciting news in my inbox: Noted cryptozoologist Loren Coleman will open the International Cryptozoology Museum in Portland on Nov.

Naked Shakespeare is back

The good folks with Acorn Productions are still trying to figure out how to put their Naked Shakespeare program back in the bars, but for now they're

Swan's Island art project is page turner

One of the regrets of my job is the inability to tell and write about all the Maine art stories worthy of attention.

Big dog art show comes to Ogunquit

Dale Rogers, a sculptor from Massachusetts, is traveling New England this summer with 20 of his oversized sculptures of dogs.

One more from the (Woodstock) road

In the Audience section of the Maine Sunday Telegram on Aug.

Landesman confirmed as NEA chair

Rocco Landesman, a Broadway producer with Maine ties, has been confirmed as the next National Endowment for the Arts chair. The U.S. Senate took the action last week, before its August recess.

George and Barbara attend 'Guys and Dolls'

OGUNQUIT — George H.W. Bush and his wife, Barbara, made an appearance Sunday at the Ogunquit Playhouse to take in a top-notch production of "Guys and Dolls."

It's almost August; Barridoff auction at bay

With August around the bend, Portland is gearing up for one of the highlight's of the summer art season. At 7 p.m. Aug.

Peaks Art Walk on Saturday

PORTLAND — The artists of Peaks Island in Casco Bay open their studios to visitors year-round by appointment.

Bob Keyes writes about the arts in Maine for the Portland Press Herald / Maine Sunday Telegram. He's been in the newspaper business more than 20 years, having begun his career in 1985 as a news reporter for the Central Maine Morning Sentinel in Waterville.

The Maine Arts Blog serves as a gathering place for what we hope will be hearty and respectful exchanges about the arts in Maine, and we're interested in blogging about all the arts — the visual arts and performing arts equally.

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