Two brothers form a pyramid out of damp sand, while toddlers poke holes in the side and call them windows.
Victor Hand will share slides and stories from his exquisite photo book, “A Steam Odyssey,” at the Jesup Memorial Library on Friday, July 18, beginning at 7 p.m. Mr. Hand is a Bar Harbor resident who has taken photographs in more than 50 countries over the...
Emily Bracale returns to Bar Harbor’s Jesup Memorial Library on Wednesday, July 23 at 7 p.m. to discuss and sign copies of her new book, “In the Lyme-Light II,” detailing her journey of healing from Lyme disease.
Bar Harbor Festival Showcases Maine's Native American Art MarketWABI“For hundreds of years our people have come to bar harbor to set up and sell to the tourists so it's continuing that tradition,” explains Jennifer Neptune, Director of Maine Indian Basket...
Bar Harbor Festival Showcases Maine's Native American Art MarketWABI“For hundreds of years our people have come to bar harbor to set up and sell to the tourists so it's continuing that tradition,” explains Jennifer Neptune, Director of Maine Indian Basket...
Prolific author Virginia Wright Book Signing at Beyond the Sea Book Festival at Lincolnville Beach, Friday July 25th, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. The three day long Beyond the Sea Book Festival at Lincolnville Beach kicks off with prolific author Virginia Wright book...
“To be or not to be?” asks the young Hamlet, standing by the grave of his father.
One of the ways that Governor Paul LePage has attempted to defend his frequent and lengthy meetings with Sovereign Citizen conspiracy theorists is to claim that he simply meets with anyone who asks.
I get sad, angry, and confused sometimes. It helps to look at my surroundings from ground level.
Haystack’s second of three summer exhibitions, Combat Paper, a veteran-run arts organization based in New Jersey, will lead workshops in writing and visual arts for invited veterans at Haystack’s Center for Community Programs, July 14-18.
