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Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce * Androscoggin Land Trust Auburn Community Band * Auburn Parks & Rec Dept. * Auburn Public Library Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul * Bates College * Bates College Museum of Art * Bates Dance Festival Community Little Theatre * Franco-American Heritage Center * L/A Arts / DownStage * L/A Arts Gallery 5 Lewiston Department of Recreation * Lewiston Public Library * Poland Spring Preservation Society * The Theater At Monmouth
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August Listings 1st Pericles, Prince of Tyre (theater) by William Shakespeare. For the first time in Monmouth, Shakespeare’s great adventure tale comes to life! Pirates, kidnapping, a magic potion, attempted murder, a drowning, two resuscitations, and an appearance by the Goddess of Chastity: Pericles has it all! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 2nd Gary Sredzienski - The Accordion Warrior (concert) All Souls Chapel, Poland - 7 PM; $$. Contact Poland Spring Preservation Society 3rd The Canterville Ghost (theater) by Oscar Wilde. The Theater at Monmouth’s summer children’s show. When an unflappable American family moves to a historic home in Britain, they find the ghostly Sir Simon as an unexpected houseguest. Or are they his? Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2:00 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 3rd Moving in the Moment (dance/concert) One of the Festival’s most popular annual events -- this evening of improvisational dance and music features contact improviser, Chris Aiken, and over twenty members of the Bates Dance Festival’s community of artists. A window onto the spontaneous choreography and playful creativity inherent in improvisation, this promises to be a highly entertaining evening of spontaneous performance the whole family can enjoy. Alumni Gymnasium, Bates College - 7:30 PM; Free. Contact Bates Dance Festival 3rd Is He Dead? (theater) Mark Twain’s recently published comedy of starving Parisian artists who will just “die” for success. But will their schemes succeed? “Shriekingly funny”-The Wall Street Journal. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 4th The King of Silly (family) Watch a clown without make-up, a musician without a band & a juggler without checkbook jokes combine physical comedy with unicycling, juggling, magic, balloons & musical instruments. Marcotte Park, Lewiston - 10 AM; Free. Contact Lewiston Rec. Dept. and Auburn Parks & Rec. 4th Randy Mullin and Albert Melton (concert) , organ duo. The Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul - 12:15 PM; Free. Contact The Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul. 4th Is He Dead? (theater) Mark Twain’s recently published comedy of starving Parisian artists who will just “die” for success. But will their schemes succeed? “Shriekingly funny”-The Wall Street Journal. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 4th Teen Anime Club Auburn Public Library - 3 PM; Free. Contact Auburn Public Library 4th The Auburn Community Band (concert) Festival Plaza, Auburn - 7 PM; Free. Contact Auburn Community Band 4th Misalliance (theater) George Bernard Shaw’s hilarious views on life, love and lust simmer and boil on the stage. Set in early twentieth century England. “[Shaw’s] carnival is open for business in all its riotous glory.”-The Washington Post. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 5th Don Campbell (concert) A national winner of the True Value/Colgate Country Showdown at the Grand Ole Opry and named Maine’s Best Singer-Songwriter from 2004-2009 in the Maine Sunday Telegram Readers’ Poll, Don loves to play for his friends in Lewiston Auburn. Hilton Garden Inn Riverwatch, Auburn - 12 PM; Free. Contact L/A Arts 5th The Canterville Ghost (theater) by Oscar Wilde. The Theater at Monmouth’s summer children’s show. When an unflappable American family moves to a historic home in Britain, they find the ghostly Sir Simon as an unexpected houseguest. Or are they his? Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 5th Harry Vayo (concert) Many may be familiar with this hammered-dulcimer player, who frequents the Common Ground Country Fair. Florence Keigwin Amphitheater, Bates College - 6 PM; Free. Contact Bates College 5th Pericles, Prince of Tyre (theater) by William Shakespeare. For the first time in Monmouth, Shakespeare’s great adventure tale comes to life! Pirates, kidnapping, a magic potion, attempted murder, a drowning, two resuscitations, and an appearance by the Goddess of Chastity: Pericles has it all! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 5th Different Voices (dance) Showcasing diverse styles and perspectives, visiting choreographers from three continents bring compelling styles and perspectives to our stage. Schaeffer Theatre, Bates College - 8 PM; $$. Contact Bates Dance Festival 6th Death of a Salesman (theater) This Pulitzer Prize winning drama by Arthur Miller is as relevant today as it was when it first was performed in 1949. Directed by Linda Britt and performed by Out of the Box Theater Company. The DownStage at L/A Arts, Lewiston - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact L/A Arts (ticketing agent) 6th The Comedy of Errors (theater) One of Shakespeare’s shortest and funniest plays. Two sets of twins are tragically separated in a shipwreck. Twenty five years later, fate brings them to the same city and chaos ensues! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 6th Different Voices (dance) Showcasing diverse styles and perspectives, visiting choreographers from three continents bring compelling styles and perspectives to our stage. Schaeffer Theatre, Bates College - 8 PM; $$. Contact Bates Dance Festival 6th Peter Pan (theater) First produced on Broadway with Mary Martin and Cyril Richard, this is one of the world’s most celebrated musicals. This most endearing of all theatrical fantasies is captivating and the young at heart, of all ages, will love it! Lewiston Middle School Auditorium - 8 PM; $$. Contact Lewiston Auburn Community Little Theatre 7th Young Choreographers/New Works Showcase (dance) An informal showcase of over 20 new dances created by students and international artists during the Bates Dance Festival. Designed to include critical feedback from faculty members, the afternoon promises to be informative for both the audience and the performers. Audience members are welcome to come and go throughout the afternoon. Schaeffer Theatre, Bates College - 1 PM; Free. Contact Bates Dance Festival 7th The Comedy of Errors (theater) One of Shakespeare’s shortest and funniest plays. Two sets of twins are tragically separated in a shipwreck. Twenty five years later, fate brings them to the same city and chaos ensues! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 7th Festival Finale (dance) Festival to discover and celebrate the next generation of dance luminaries! Festival students perform a high-energy evening of modern and jazz dance. Schaeffer Theatre, Bates College - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact Bates Dance Festival 7th Death of a Salesman (theater) This Pulitzer Prize winning drama by Arthur Miller is as relevant today as it was when it first was performed in 1949. Directed by Linda Britt and performed by Out of the Box Theater Company. The DownStage at L/A Arts, Lewiston - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact L/A Arts (ticketing agent) 7th Is He Dead? (theater) Mark Twain’s recently published comedy of starving Parisian artists who will just “die” for success. But will their schemes succeed? “Shriekingly funny”-The Wall Street Journal. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 7th Peter Pan (theater) First produced on Broadway with Mary Martin and Cyril Richard, this is one of the world’s most celebrated musicals. This most endearing of all theatrical fantasies is captivating and the young at heart, of all ages, will love it! Lewiston Middle School Auditorium - 8 PM; $$. Contact Lewiston Auburn Community Little Theatre 8th Peter Pan (theater) First produced on Broadway with Mary Martin and Cyril Richard, this is one of the world’s most celebrated musicals. This most endearing of all theatrical fantasies is captivating and the young at heart, of all ages, will love it! Lewiston Middle School Auditorium - 2 PM; $$. Contact Lewiston Auburn Community Little Theatre 8th Death of a Salesman (theater) This Pulitzer Prize winning drama by Arthur Miller is as relevant today as it was when it first was performed in 1949. Directed by Linda Britt and performed by Out of the Box Theater Company. The DownStage at L/A Arts, Lewiston - 2 PM; $$. Contact L/A Arts (ticketing agent) 8th The Canterville Ghost (theater) by Oscar Wilde. The Theater at Monmouth’s summer children’s show. When an unflappable American family moves to a historic home in Britain, they find the ghostly Sir Simon as an unexpected houseguest. Or are they his? Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 8th Is He Dead? (theater) Mark Twain’s recently published comedy of starving Parisian artists who will just “die” for success. But will their schemes succeed? “Shriekingly funny”-The Wall Street Journal. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 9th Mollyockett Chorus (concert) All Souls Chapel, Poland - 7 PM; $$. Contact Poland Spring Preservation Society 10th The Canterville Ghost (theater) by Oscar Wilde. The Theater at Monmouth’s summer children’s show. When an unflappable American family moves to a historic home in Britain, they find the ghostly Sir Simon as an unexpected houseguest. Or are they his? Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 10th Clancy Legacy (concert) Aoife Clancy, Robbie O’Connell and Donal Clancy first performed together at a workshop called “The Clancy Legacy” during the Irish Arts week in East Durham, NY in July 2006. It was the first time they had performed together in that combination and the show was extremely well received. They immediately began to receive offers to do other concerts together and The Clancy Legacy was born. The Franco-American Heritage Center - 7 PM; $$. Contact Franco-American Heritage Center 10th The Comedy of Errors (theater) One of Shakespeare’s shortest and funniest plays. Two sets of twins are tragically separated in a shipwreck. Twenty five years later, fate brings them to the same city and chaos ensues! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 11th Todd Brodeur: “FRISBEES” (family) Todd, a world champion at Frisbee, will educate us on the proper techniques, eye-hand coordination, flexibility & balance needed to elevate our level of Frisbee play. He promotes hands-on Frisbee activities that are fun for everybody. Lewiston Athletic Park - 10 AM; Free. Contact Lewiston Rec. Dept and Auburn Parks & Rec. 11th Randy Mullin(concert), organist. The Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul - 12:15 PM; Free. Contact The Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul. 11th The Comedy of Errors(theater) One of Shakespeare’s shortest and funniest plays. Two sets of twins are tragically separated in a shipwreck. Twenty five years later, fate brings them to the same city and chaos ensues! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 11th The Auburn Community Band (concert) Festival Plaza, Auburn - 7 PM; Free. Contact Auburn Community Band 11th Pericles, Prince of Tyre (theater) by William Shakespeare. For the first time in Monmouth, Shakespeare’s great adventure tale comes to life! Pirates, kidnapping, a magic potion, attempted murder, a drowning, two resuscitations, and an appearance by the Goddess of Chastity: Pericles has it all! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 12th Sylvain’s Cajun Aces (concert) Whiskey-flavored Cajun mayhem from Old Acadie. Festival Plaza, Auburn - 12 PM; Free. Contact L/A Arts 12th Family Movie Title to be determined, expect approx. a 2 hour movie. The Androscoggin Community Room at Auburn Public Library - 1 PM(film) ; Free. Contact Auburn Public Library 12th The Canterville Ghost(theater) by Oscar Wilde. The Theater at Monmouth’s summer children’s show. When an unflappable American family moves to a historic home in Britain, they find the ghostly Sir Simon as an unexpected houseguest. Or are they his? Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 12th Irish Hill (concert) A folk band offering an earthy, heartfelt blend of Celtic, bluegrass and old-time fiddle tunes. Florence Keigwin Amphitheater, Bates College - 6 PM; Free. Contact Bates College 12th Peter Pan (theater) First produced on Broadway with Mary Martin and Cyril Richard, this is one of the world’s most celebrated musicals. This most endearing of all theatrical fantasies is captivating and the young at heart, of all ages, will love it! Lewiston Middle School Auditorium - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact Lewiston Auburn Community Little Theatre 12th Misalliance (theater) George Bernard Shaw’s hilarious views on life, love and lust simmer and boil on the stage. Set in early twentieth century England. “[Shaw’s] carnival is open for business in all its riotous glory.”-The Washington Post. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 13th Death of a Salesman (theater) This Pulitzer Prize winning drama by Arthur Miller is as relevant today as it was when it first was performed in 1949. Directed by Linda Britt and performed by Out of the Box Theater Company. The DownStage at L/A Arts, Lewiston - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact L/A Arts (ticketing agent) 13th Open Mic Night (concert) First Universalist Church, Auburn - 7:30 PM. Contact Pleasant Note Coffee House 13th The Comedy of Errors (theater) One of Shakespeare’s shortest and funniest plays. Two sets of twins are tragically separated in a shipwreck. Twenty five years later, fate brings them to the same city and chaos ensues! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 13th Peter Pan First produced on Broadway with Mary Martin and Cyril Richard, this is one of the world’s most celebrated musicals.(theater) This most endearing of all theatrical fantasies is captivating and the young at heart, of all ages, will love it! Lewiston Middle School Auditorium - 8 PM; $$. Contact Lewiston Auburn Community Little Theatre 13th Traditional New England Contra Dancing! (folkdance) Band and caller to be announced. Callahan Hall, Lewiston Public Library - 8 PM; $$. Contact Lewiston Public Library 14th Misalliance (theater) George Bernard Shaw’s hilarious views on life, love and lust simmer and boil on the stage. Set in early twentieth century England. “[Shaw’s] carnival is open for business in all its riotous glory.”-The Washington Post. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 14th Pal Hop (concert) Six incredible bands, one nostalgic night as the “Pal Hop” rocks again. This concert event will benefit The Great Falls Balloon Festival and The Lewiston Police Athletic League and will include: The Royal Knights, The Innkeepers, The Travelers, Terry and the Telstars, The Rockin’ Recons and The Moondawgs. Tickets available at The Colisee (207) 783-2009. The Androscoggin Bank Colisee 7 PM; $$. Get more info at www.LewistonPalHop.com 14th Death of a Salesman (theater) This Pulitzer Prize winning drama by Arthur Miller is as relevant today as it was when it first was performed in 1949. Directed by Linda Britt and performed by Out of the Box Theater Company. The DownStage at L/A Arts, Lewiston - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact L/A Arts (ticketing agent) 14th Pericles, Prince of Tyre (theater) by William Shakespeare. For the first time in Monmouth, Shakespeare’s great adventure tale comes to life! Pirates, kidnapping, a magic potion, attempted murder, a drowning, two resuscitations, and an appearance by the Goddess of Chastity: Pericles has it all! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 14th Peter Pan (theater) First produced on Broadway with Mary Martin and Cyril Richard, this is one of the world’s most celebrated musicals. This most endearing of all theatrical fantasies is captivating and the young at heart, of all ages, will love it! Lewiston Middle School Auditorium - 8 PM; $$. Contact Lewiston Auburn Community Little Theatre 15th Peter Pan (theater) First produced on Broadway with Mary Martin and Cyril Richard, this is one of the world’s most celebrated musicals. This most endearing of all theatrical fantasies is captivating and the young at heart, of all ages, will love it! Lewiston Middle School Auditorium - 2 PM; $$. Contact Lewiston Auburn Community Little Theatre 15th Death of a Salesman (theater) This Pulitzer Prize winning drama by Arthur Miller is as relevant today as it was when it first was performed in 1949. Directed by Linda Britt and performed by Out of the Box Theater Company. The DownStage at L/A Arts, Lewiston - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact L/A Arts (ticketing agent) 15th The Canterville Ghost (theater) by Oscar Wilde. The Theater at Monmouth’s summer children’s show. When an unflappable American family moves to a historic home in Britain, they find the ghostly Sir Simon as an unexpected houseguest. Or are they his? Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 15th The Comedy of Errors (theater) One of Shakespeare’s shortest and funniest plays. Two sets of twins are tragically separated in a shipwreck. Twenty five years later, fate brings them to the same city and chaos ensues! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 16th Dave Rowe (concert) All Souls Chapel, Poland - 7 PM; $$. Contact Poland Spring Preservation Society 17th The Canterville Ghost (theater) by Oscar Wilde. The Theater at Monmouth’s summer children’s show. When an unflappable American family moves to a historic home in Britain, they find the ghostly Sir Simon as an unexpected houseguest. Or are they his? Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 17th Misalliance (theater) George Bernard Shaw’s hilarious views on life, love and lust simmer and boil on the stage. Set in early twentieth century England. “[Shaw’s] carnival is open for business in all its riotous glory.”-The Washington Post. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 18th Brittany Haskell (concert) , organist Church of the Messiah, Woods Hole, Mass. The Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul - 12:15 PM; Free. Contact The Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul. 18th Misalliance (theater) George Bernard Shaw’s hilarious views on life, love and lust simmer and boil on the stage. Set in early twentieth century England. “[Shaw’s] carnival is open for business in all its riotous glory.”-The Washington Post. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 18th Teen Anime Club (teen) Auburn Public Library - 3 PM; Free. Contact Auburn Public Library 18th The Auburn Community Band (concert) performs “Take Two,” featuring audience favorites from this summer’s previous nine programs. Festival Plaza, Auburn - 7 PM; Free Contact Auburn Community Band 18th Is He Dead? (theater) Mark Twain’s recently published comedy of starving Parisian artists who will just “die” for success. But will their schemes succeed? “Shriekingly funny”-The Wall Street Journal. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 19th Denny Breau (concert) Musical boundaries disappear as this master guitarist and songsmith takes to the stage. Festival Plaza, Auburn - 12 PM; Free. Contact L/A Arts 19th The Canterville Ghost (theater) by Oscar Wilde. The Theater at Monmouth’s summer children’s show. When an unflappable American family moves to a historic home in Britain, they find the ghostly Sir Simon as an unexpected houseguest. Or are they his? Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 19th Pericles, Prince of Tyre (theater) by William Shakespeare. For the first time in Monmouth, Shakespeare’s great adventure tale comes to life! Pirates, kidnapping, a magic potion, attempted murder, a drowning, two resuscitations, and an appearance by the Goddess of Chastity: Pericles has it all! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 20th Paddle to the Launch (community) Join the Great Falls Paddling Society, a program of the Androscoggin Land Trust, as we paddle the short trip up the Androscoggin River to watch the hot air balloons launch during the Great Falls Balloon Festival. Take in the views of the historic mills and canals as balloons touch down in the river next to you. Launch at Little Andy Park (Second Street, New Auburn) - 5 AM & 5 PM; Free. Contact Androscoggin Land Trust20th The Canterville Ghost (theater) by Oscar Wilde. The Theater at Monmouth’s summer children’s show. When an unflappable American family moves to a historic home in Britain, they find the ghostly Sir Simon as an unexpected houseguest. Or are they his? Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 20th Teen Open Mic Night Auburn Public Library - 6 PM; Free. Contact Auburn Public Library 20th Misalliance (theater) George Bernard Shaw’s hilarious views on life, love and lust simmer and boil on the stage. Set in earlytwentieth century England. “[Shaw’s] carnival is open for business in all its riotous glory.”-The Washington Post. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 20th Great Falls Balloon Festival (festival) Downtown Lewiston Auburn; Free. Contact Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce 21st Paddle to the Launch (community) Join the Great Falls Paddling Society, a program of the Androscoggin Land Trust, as we paddle the short trip up the Androscoggin River to watch the hot air balloons launch during the Great Falls Balloon Festival. Take in the views of the historic mills and canals as balloons touch down in the river next to you. Launch at Little Andy Park (Second Street, New Auburn) - 5 AM & 5 PM; Free. Contact Androscoggin Land Trust 21st Is He Dead? (theater) Mark Twain’s recently published comedy of starving Parisian artists who will just “die” for success. But will their schemes succeed? “Shriekingly funny”-The Wall Street Journal. Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 2 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 21st The Comedy of Errors (theater) One of Shakespeare’s shortest and funniest plays. Two sets of twins are tragically separated in a shipwreck. Twenty five years later, fate brings them to the same city and chaos ensues! Cumston Hall, Monmouth - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact The Theater at Monmouth 21st Great Falls Balloon Festival (festival) Downtown Lewiston Auburn; Free. Contact Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce 22nd Paddle to the Launch (community) Join the Great Falls Paddling Society, a program of the Androscoggin Land Trust, as we paddle the short trip up the Androscoggin River to watch the hot air balloons launch during the Great Falls Balloon Festival. Take in the views of the historic mills and canals as balloons touch down in the river next to you. Launch at Little Andy Park (Second Street, New Auburn) - 5 AM & 5 PM; Free. Contact Androscoggin Land Trust 22nd Great Falls Balloon Festival (festival) Downtown Lewiston Auburn; Free. Contact Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce 23rd Martin Swinger (concert) All Souls Chapel, Poland - 7 PM; $$. Contact Poland Spring Preservation Society 25th Movie Afternoon for Teens (teen-film) Teens gather to watch a film and hear about teen novels with similar themes. Refreshments. Auburn Public Library - 3 PM; Free. Contact Auburn Public Library 25th The Auburn Community Band (concert) presents its “Greatest Hits.” The concert will feature the band’s most popular songs performed over the past 28 years. Festival Plaza, Auburn - 7 PM; Free. Contact Auburn Community Band 26th Chinese Folk Art Ensemble (variety) Its members range in age from 12 to 18, and they perform a variety of traditional Chinese folk arts such as Dragon Dance, Lion Dance, Taiwanese Drums, Chinese yoyo and Folk Dance. The purpose of the Chinese Folk Art Workshop is to highlight the beauty of Chinese Folk Arts and to help a new generation of American-born Chinese showcase their talents and gifts. The Franco-American Heritage Center - 7:30 PM; $$. Contact Franco-American Heritage Center 27th Colors of Hope(exhibit reception) Join L/A Arts at the opening reception of this inspirational exhibit mounted in conjunction with The Dempsey Challenge. L/A Arts Gallery 5 - 5 PM; Free. Contact L/A Arts Gallery 5 30th Phil House and Kathy Haley(concert) All Souls Chapel, Poland - 7 PM; $$. Contact Poland Spring Preservation Society
31st Vishten
(concert)
Touring their brand of
new-traditional Acadian music in over 1000 performances rendered in 8
different countries. Made up of third generation Acadians living
separate but parallel
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LINKS TO ORGANIZATIONS (to verify dates, times, ticket availability, etc.)
Androscoggin County Chamber of Commerce * Androscoggin Land Trust Auburn Community Band * Auburn Parks & Rec Dept. * Auburn Public Library Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul * Bates College * Bates College Museum of Art * Bates Dance Festival Community Little Theatre * Franco-American Heritage Center * L/A Arts / DownStage * L/A Arts Gallery 5 Lewiston Department of Recreation * Lewiston Public Library * Poland Spring Preservation Society * The Theater At Monmouth
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