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SUMMARY:Rhymetime
DESCRIPTION:Come right to the Children's Department every Friday at 10:30am for songs and stories for babies\, toddlers\, and their families! \nThe themes for May 2026 are:\n05-01: Opposites\n05-08: Moms & Families\n05-15: Birds\n05-22: Bugs\n05-29: All Around the Farm \nFMI: Call 207.872.5433 or email ldavis@watervillelibrary.org.
URL:http://rem1.org/event/rhymetime-20/2026-05-29/
LOCATION:Waterville Public Library\, 73 Elm Street\, Waterville\, ME
ORGANIZER;CN="Waterville Public Library":MAILTO:librarian@watervillelibrary.org
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SUMMARY:ACAT Presents: The Tin Woman
DESCRIPTION:THE TIN WOMAN\, by Sean Grennan\, is a heartfelt blend of humor and humanity that invites audiences to laugh\, cry\, and reflect on the messy\, miraculous ways people find their way back to life. \nThe story follows Joy\, a woman struggling to embrace her second chance after a heart transplant. Haunted by questions she can’t shake\, she seeks out the grieving family of her donor. What begins as an awkward\, emotionally charged encounter slowly unfolds into a journey of healing for everyone involved. \nThis production brings together sharp wit\, raw honesty\, and characters who feel wonderfully\, painfully real. It’s a story about the weight we carry\, the love we lose\, and the unexpected connections that help us move forward. \nMay 29\, 30\, June 5\, 6 at 7:30PM; May 31\, June 7 at 2:00PM \ntickets
URL:http://rem1.org/event/acat-presents-the-tin-woman/2026-05-29/
LOCATION:Playhouse at Waterville Station\, 17 Railroad Square\, Waterville
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SUMMARY:Arrested Development
DESCRIPTION:Date: Friday\, May 29 at 8pm \nOrganization: Waterville Opera House \nVenue: Waterville Opera House\, 1 Common Street\, Waterville\, Maine \nThis event is eligible for the Youth Arts Access Fund. \nTrue Hip-hop trailblazers since 1991\, Arrested Development has been cultural champions of consciousness and empowerment across the planet. Their representation of eclectic and vibrant African sounds and clothing has produced a unique clash of rhythms and style that continue to contrast the expected look and sound of Hip-hop culture. \nArrested Development have been supporters of important groups and movements like the National Coalition of The Homeless\, and the African National Congress (ANC). \nWith numerous album releases\, and world tours\, Arrested Development has been ground-breaking in Hip-hop culture. Their album\, “3 Years\, 5 Months and 2 Days in the Life of…”\, earned them two Grammy awards for Best New Artist and Best Rap Single (Tennessee)\, 2 MTV awards\, a Soul Train Music Award\, and the NAACP Image Award. Rolling Stone magazine named them Band of The Year in 1992\, while VH-1 named them one of the greatest Hip-hop artists of all time! The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame even named the AD smash “Tennessee” one of the 500 Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll. Sharing the stage with such important figures such as Nelson Mandela\, Minister Louis Farrakhan\, Hilary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama\, AD are the categorical definition of legends. \nTICKETS + INFO
URL:http://rem1.org/event/arrested-development/
LOCATION:Waterville Opera House\, 1 Common Street\, Waterville\, ME\, United States
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