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Young mouse Celestine wants to be an artist but is pressured into studying dentistry like every other rodent. While collecting discarded baby teeth, she meets a would-be entertainer named Ernest. The problem? Ernest is a bear, and society has taught the two to fear each other. The pair warily agree to help each other, but […]
www.midmaineglobalforum.org November Forum lunch-time presentation & discussion A panel of perspectives: Study abroad students reflect on attitudes about government Date: Tuesday, November 12 Time: Program starts at Noon Location: Chace Forum, Main Street, Waterville, Maine Colby’s Assistant Director of Off-Campus Study, Allyson Hawkins, will open a panel discussion featuring three students with distinct study abroad […]
Join us for a wide-ranging discussion featuring guests Judy Camuso and Erin Merrill about the role of hunting in conservation, different paths to becoming involved in or supporting conservation, and current goals for making the outdoors a welcoming space for everyone on Tuesday, November 12 at 7 p.m. at Greene Block + Studios. Erin Merrill is an award-winning writer […]
Date: November 12 at 7pm Runtime: 1 hour 17 minutes MPA Rating: Not Rated Organization: Maine Film Center Venue: Maine Film Center, 93 Main Street, Waterville, Maine Free and open to all, ticket reservations encouraged. Join us after the screening for a Q+A with director Emily Packer! Holding Back the Tide is an impressionistic hybrid […]
Directed by Dr. Brendan Wilkins, the Colby Wind Ensemble’s fall concert will feature exciting works from a variety of styles. This program includes Dawn by Miyuko Oda, which depicts the ever-changing colors of the sky, and Moving Paths by Kelijah Dunton, inspired by the challenges faced by Nelson Mandela during his imprisonment and the search […]
“In the News” is a weekly event series dedicated to sparking dialogue among visiting speakers and Colby students from diverse disciplines. Every Wednesday from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, students will gather in Page Commons for food and insightful conversations with leading practitioners and thought leaders. Together, we tackle pressing topics in politics, policy, and […]
Don't Miss This Opportunity to Get Important Information with Impacts for Your Organization Join us for the next presentation in our Business Breakfast Series: Paid Family Medical Leave Act Updates and HR Laws Peter Lowe Employment Attorney, Brann & Isaacson David Ciullo CEO/Owner Career Management Associates Back by popular demand, CEO/Owner of Career Management Associates, […]
Enjoy the fresh air - and fresh food - your area farmers are happy to welcome you back outside. Visit the Downtown Waterville Farmers' Market Every Thursday, 2-6 p.m., From the First Thursday in May Until Thursday before Thanksgiving at Head of Falls Support your local farmers - and enjoy great food! Come join us at […]
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Born and raised in Michigan, the son of two artists, Thaddeus Radell completed his B.F.A. at University of Detroit/Mercy before moving to New York City to study at Parsons School of Design with Paul Resika, Leland Bell and Jack Heliker. After receiving his M.F.A. in 1982, he spent the next several years painting and working […]
Join us for a festive Community Holiday Dinner, where everyone is welcome to enjoy a delicious meal at no cost. This event is a time together with neighbors, to celebrate the season, and share in the warmth of the holiday spirit. There will be a variety of dishes, desserts, and beverages, ensuring something for everyone […]
These productions encouraged student artists to BREAK with familiar patterns, find the sparks of new ideas, let them BURN, and then BUILD new work. Pieces include two short plays: “Rabbit Rabbit,” written by Shannon Wade and Nolan Ellsworth and directed by Bess Welden, and “What if this were a wedding?,” written by Julia Jennings and […]
Date: November 15, 2024 Time: 4–6pm Organizations: Mid Maine Regional Adult Ed, Children's Discovery Museum, and Waterville Creates Location: Children's Discovery Museum, 7 Eustis Parkway, Waterville 04901 Free and open to all! Looking for a way to connect with your neighbors, make new friends, and enjoy a delicious meal? Come experience the joy of a […]
Maine Middle Eastern Orchestra and the renowned oud and clarinet virtuoso, Mal Barsamian, have put together a beautiful program of Armenian music from the classical and folk traditions. Admission is free, but reservations are recommended. RESERVE TICKETS
These productions encouraged student artists to BREAK with familiar patterns, find the sparks of new ideas, let them BURN, and then BUILD new work. Pieces include two short plays: “Rabbit Rabbit,” written by Shannon Wade and Nolan Ellsworth and directed by Bess Welden, and “What if this were a wedding?,” written by Julia Jennings and […]
Organization: Presented by Colby Libraries and Colby Arts Office Location: Greene Block + Studios, 18 Main Street, Waterville Elm City Small Press Fest is back! Greene Block + Studios, 18 Main St., Waterville November 16, 11 am– 4 pm Elm City Small Press Fest is an all-day celebration of contemporary printed material from local and […]
These productions encouraged student artists to BREAK with familiar patterns, find the sparks of new ideas, let them BURN, and then BUILD new work. Pieces include two short plays: “Rabbit Rabbit,” written by Shannon Wade and Nolan Ellsworth and directed by Bess Welden, and “What if this were a wedding?,” written by Julia Jennings and […]
These productions encouraged student artists to BREAK with familiar patterns, find the sparks of new ideas, let them BURN, and then BUILD new work. Pieces include two short plays: “Rabbit Rabbit,” written by Shannon Wade and Nolan Ellsworth and directed by Bess Welden, and “What if this were a wedding?,” written by Julia Jennings and […]
These productions encouraged student artists to BREAK with familiar patterns, find the sparks of new ideas, let them BURN, and then BUILD new work. Pieces include two short plays: “Rabbit Rabbit,” written by Shannon Wade and Nolan Ellsworth and directed by Bess Welden, and “What if this were a wedding?,” written by Julia Jennings and […]
These productions encouraged student artists to BREAK with familiar patterns, find the sparks of new ideas, let them BURN, and then BUILD new work. Pieces include two short plays: “Rabbit Rabbit,” written by Shannon Wade and Nolan Ellsworth and directed by Bess Welden, and “What if this were a wedding?,” written by Julia Jennings and […]
Tuesdays, November 5 + 19, December 3 + 17, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Join us for Morning Clay, a newly created class at The Art of Clay Studio focusing on hand-building with clay. This class is designed for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This small-group class is led by Candy Andre, an art educator […]
Announcing the inaugural Impact2032 Summit! UWKV is excited to host the inaugural Impact2032 Summit on Tuesday, Nov. 19, from 10 am to 2 pm at the Augusta Civic Center. This landmark event will bring together community leaders, change-makers, and visionaries to shape the future of our region. Join us for this unique opportunity to connect […]
Originally from Cumberland, Maine, Julia Gagnon gained national acclaim after placing in the top seven performers of the 22nd season of American Idol. Gagnon is a student at the University of Southern Maine. During her time with American Idol,, Gagnon became a household name across the state, with Mainers rallying to support her in any way possible. From […]
In this bimonthly exploration of clay, teens ages 13–16 will learn about hand-building, glazing, surface design, and more. Each young artist will be encouraged to independently find their own unique approach to clay in a supportive environment. Limited to 12 participants. Cost: $51. This event is eligible for the Youth Arts Access Fund. register