Is that music you hear drifting down Congress Street and flowing out of Deering Oaks Park?
Sure is. And it sounds darn good, doesn’t it?
What doesn't sound better, taste better, feel better when it's summer in Maine? It's the perfect time to pack a cooler, grab a beach chair and head to one of the many outdoor venues featuring local performers and some big names that are just...
With their own brand of wit, physical comedy and high-energy stunts, Matt and Jason Tardy are more than just musicians - they are the gatekeepers of the unique AUDIOBODY experience. The duo produces music on a chrome spine of electro-drums and is well known for its audio jumpsuits. AUDIOBODY makes a stop at the Portland Performing Arts Center during its upcoming tour. Tix $10 at the door/$6 online and available at www.audiobody.com.
What do you mean Portland doesn't have a lobster festival? This is Maine! Kudos to the Falmouth rotary for filling the shellfish gap with the FIRST ANNUAL PORTLAND LOBSTER FESTIVAL. $12.50 gets you a lobster dinner - or a BBQ plate if lobster ain't your thang. Stream Reggae will be playing tunes all day and vendors will be on hand pushing their wares. The festival runs from noon to 5 pm on the Maine State Pier. More info: www.portlandlobsterfest.com.
A block party-style convergence, the RADIANCE ARTS & CULTURE FEST celebrates summer, independence and sustainability. The fest offers a blend of music, dance, handmade artistry and crafted goods. Locally produced art and retail goods will be raffled throughout the day in support of Portland Parks and Rec's new skate park fund. The outdoor gathering runs from 2 pm to sunset in Lincoln Park in Portland. Admission is free. More info: http://evolve2advance.com/radiancefest.html.