Bar Harbor music festival ends on high note
The final performances of this year’s Bar Harbor Music Festival take place this weekend.
Arts & living
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Holy Redeemer Museum opens in Bar Harbor
As 96-year-old Wendell Hodgkins looked through the many items and artifacts on display at the new Holy Redeemer Museum on Mount Desert Street in Bar Harbor, he saw a familiar face in one of the old photos – his own.
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Focus is on food at COA Summer Institute
Food is the focus at the 2021 College of the Atlantic Summer Institute, which launches with bestselling author Michael Pollan July 26 at 5 p.m., and continues through July 30.
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“Così Fan Tutte” brings back live opera, and laughs
How wonderful it was to walk down a bustling Cottage Street, after a splendid outdoor meal at Mama Dimatteo’s, toward the flashing lights of the Criterion’s glorious marquee promising, “LIVE PERFORMANCE TONIGHT.”
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Gilley’s latest exhibition showcases avian art
Birds in Art 2020 is an exhibition with varied interpretations of avian wonders via original paintings, sculptures and graphics created within the last three years.
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Art talk and performance by Hawk Henries at the Gilley
Hawk Henries will talk about his art and give a performance outside at the Gilley on Tuesday, July 20, at 7 p.m.
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Acadia Dance Festival returns to Bar Harbor
The Acadia Dance Festival will return to Bar Harbor’s 1932 Criterion Theatre for its third summer season.
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Celebrate Tremont’s Ruth Moore with the Bass Harbor Memorial Library
The Bass Harbor Memorial Library will once again celebrate Tremont’s own Ruth Moore from July 20-22.
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Music festival’s third week offers opera, chamber music and jazz
The Bar Harbor Music Festival’s 55th season is going into its third week with an all-in-one weekend offering opera, chamber music and Dixieland jazz.
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Jewell discusses women in the plant world at Garland Farm
The Beatrix Farrand Society will be hosting Jennifer Jewell at Garland Farm for a talk on Saturday, July 17, at 2 p.m.