Arts & Leisure
MUSIC AT MOODY HALL. This Saturday, July 14, the Tim Janis Ensemble will be performing live at the First Parish Church’s Moody Hall. Janis, pictured here, not only has strong ties to the York community but is internationally known for his evocative music and for his commitment to using music to make a difference for people in need. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. and tickets are $20 each. Refreshments will be served. For more information, call 363-1202.
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Inviting Mayfair set to open as 18th Old York Decorator Show House
What a transformation!Tickets still available for the Show House Gala
While Mayfair will open for regular public tours from July 14 to Aug. 11, you have the chance to be a part of an evening like no other before the Show House opens while helping to raise funds for a worthy cause.Harrison Bird Brown Retrospective at Portland Museum of Art
This is, perhaps, a long overdue tribute to one of Portland’s important painters, a man whose paintings sold well during most of his productive lifetime and whose legacy involves the history of art in Maine’s most important city.Audience crazy about "Crazy for You" at the Ogunquit Playhouse
the rhythmic "tap, tap, tap" of tap dancing?The Music Scene...
This week's happeningsOngoing
OMAA offers a great opportunity to see rarely exhibited works by James Wyeth and more
The credit goes to Curator Mike Culver, who has assembled an impressive collection of fine art for the inaugural 2007 exhibitions at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art (OMAA).Richard Lethem's arresting color-saturated reflections
"The Shape We're In," taken from a title of his novelist son Jonathan Lethem's recent book, is the name Berwick artist Richard Lethem has assigned to the York Public Library's ongoing exhibition of his art consisting of oils, acrylics (mostly), watercolors and mixed media works in which swirls, curves and broad sweeps of brilliant color transmit dynamic motion, unsettling character and diabolical inferences.Telling the story of Ogunquit's heritage
Once upon a time there was a village by the sea, where quaint fishing shacks dotted the cove and generations of the same families made their living harvesting the ocean waters.Icons and surprises in Edward Hopper Retrospective at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Another Edward Hopper exhibit, one might ask of this acclaimed artist of the American scene.A must see: Stonecrop Gallery features fine art photography in a unique space
On the rocky ledge jutting up on the Atlantic Ocean side of Shore Road just at the Cape Neddick and Ogunquit line, small, yellow flowers called stonecrop blossomed in the dry soil in crags that cut into the cliff face.
Want your favorite band or musician included in The Music Scene? E-mail Community Events Listings Coordinator Melissa Wood at mwood@yorkindependent.net and join the scene.
