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Maine Pro Musica Orchestra, conducted by Janna Hymes, is a professional orchestra of musicians from Maine. MPM performs throughout the state, and its goal is to offer programs with a diverse repertoire that inspire audiences of all ages. Its December Holiday concert is a traditional sell-out, and its July 2011 tour to Rockland, Damariscotta, and Ellsworth promises to be equally popular.

Our brochure describes the work and location of over 20 accomplished local artists and craftspeople in the Midcoast area. Make plans to attend our 11th anniversary free Open Studio Tour Sept. 9-11, 2011.

Books, books on CD and cassette, DVDs and videocassettes, interlibrary loan. Free public Internet access and Wi-Fi. Special collection of marine books. Preschool story time Tuesdays 10:30 a.m. Monday through Saturday 9:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Wednesday 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.

The studio and gallery of designers Thomas Michaels and Nora Hattman-Michaels highlights their renowned and award-winning works in glass, steel, and gold; for the body, the tabletop, and the home.

Excellent handmade pottery from 28 Maine potters. The best selection of Maine-made pottery in the Midcoast region. Studio on the premises. Shipping available. Located between Belfast and Searsport.

Thomaston Place Auction Gallery is coastal Maine’s premier auction company, offering newly discovered, rare objects at our fine art and antique auctions. Quality consignments always accepted. Tuesday is Free Appraisal Day, or we can arrange “house calls”.

Learn to play the piano at any age. Private and group lessons for children and adults. All levels accepted. Instruction in basic music reading skills, theory, style and pianistic technique. Classes focusing on composers and original compositions. Enjoy a peaceful, garden setting and high-quality instruments.

A network of remarkable people, extraordinary conferences, powerful ideas, and innovative projects that are changing the world.

The historic, exquisitely renovated and air-conditioned Opera House located in downtown Camden is open year-round featuring dynamic theater, music, film, and dance. The 516-seat auditorium and three additional spaces are also available for rent for meetings, weddings, conferences, etc. Offering state of the art sound, stage lighting and projection equipment.

Beautifully restored classic movie house and performing arts center is open year round, and offers a regular schedule of film, concerts, and special events. Fully equipped modern facility available for rent. On the National Register of Historic Places.

Other than fantastic rentals, the other services we offer are: CD and DVD cleaning; We can convert your home movies to DVD as well as in-store duplication from both VHS and DVD. Special ordering of Music and Movies daily at no extra charge.

Held each fall, the Camden International Film Festival highlights works that show dedication to craft and a unique approach to telling a good story. All films are selected because of their ability to arouse discussion on documentary film as an art form, a catalyst for change, and as an outlet for the independent voice. Our sixth annual festival will occur Sept. 27-30, 2012.

A knitting shop with a large selection of yarns, patterns, buttons, and other accessories. Local yarns are featured, including Swans Island wool, Blueberry Farm alpaca, and cashmere from Union, Maine. Warm, friendly service, drop-in classes, and weekly knitting groups. Open year round.

The Jonathan Frost Gallery and Frame Shop was established in May 2007 to bring varied, interesting, emotionally engaging, well-executed art to viewers in mid-coast Maine and to provide mid-coast residents and visitors with top-quality framing services. Framing uses the finest moldings, archival mats, and special glass, if required. Our custom frames will complement and preserve your art and artifacts. Open Monday-Saturday 9-5. Please see our website for news about our artists and shows.

The world’s best guide to Maine art! Pick up your free annual guide to Maine art at most fine art galleries, studios, and the Camden-Rockport-Lincolnville Chamber of Commerce. 150 pages of beautiful Maine art in glossy color, with maps, contact info, and statewide calendar.

The General Henry Knox Museum honors General Henry Knox - Revolutionary War hero, America’s first Secretary of War in President Washington’s cabinet, and one of Maine’s most prominent residents. Montpelier, his historically recreated Federal-style mansion, hosts tours, educational programs, and cultural events from Memorial Day thru Columbus Day. Guided tours of the elegant 19-room mansion highlight significant examples of 18th & 19th cenury decorative arts and original Knox family furnishings.

Stu Chait is an award-winning abstract watercolorist. "Watercolor is a unique and misunderstood medium, which I study and exploit through non-traditional means, making my abstractions elusive, simple, and suggestive. This allows my art to live on its own long after my brushes have been put away."

The largest and most significant collection of lightshouse lenses and artifacts in the United States. See rare and priceless Fresnel lenses and learn about lighthouses, lightkeepers, the U.S. Coast Guard, and more! Tours welcome. Gift shop. Memorial Day to October 31st, weekdays 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., weekends 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. See website for winter hours.

Men’s barbershop chorus performs many functions throughout the greater Camden area. We are available for your event.

Enjoy fine art and fine accommodations! Original realist watercolors, limited editions, Giclée prints, marine art. Just before Laite Beach on the opposite side of the road. Open by appointment or chance. The Apartment is above the studio. One bedroom, full kitchen, living dining area, loft, and bath. Linens are supplied, TV, Video, Wi Fi and a small deck with grill. Walk to the Town Landing 1/2 mile from your door. More info on www.HomeAway.com Property 317460

Studio of renowned designer of exquisite handcrafted jewelry and sculpture. Gallery featuring jewelry, arts, and crafts by local, national, and international artists, prints by Alan Magee. Open Tuesday-Friday 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Feb.-June; Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. July-Dec.

Maine's largest children's museum, open year-round.

Coastal photography and clay art. Also featuring some of Maine's finest artisans. Wonderful decor for your home or office.

One of the world’s premier nautical photographers, Alison's images capture the essence of world-class yachting and power boating along with the tradition and pure elegance of classic boats. Alison is available to photograph your commercial or private yacht. Visit her gallery, Tuesday through Saturday 9-3 or by appointment, to browse and purchase a large range of nautical prints and products. Visit her website to view her portfolio.

Our Camden, Belfast, Rockland, and Damariscotta studios teach all ages in classical ballet, point, modern, hiphop, jazz, and tap. Performance opportunities in our "Nutcracker"s, Spring Show, and four-week summer program, "Dance Your Dream." Training provides arts enrichment for children ages 3 and up and for adults, beginning through advanced.

Experience a wonderful marriage of art and nature with sculptures by original Maine artist Jay Sawyer showcased on the grounds of his own outdoor gallery. Open every Monday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., June through October and scheduled weekends.

Featuring original watercolors, oils, and acrylics of Maine and Europe by J.M. Rogers, with limited-edition reproductions. Open daily 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., June into October. One mile north of Lincolnville Beach.

The acclaimed blues music festival attracts world-famous blues musicians for a two-day event, July 14 & 15, 2012. Held at Harbor Park overlooking picturesque Rockland Harbor. Festival admission includes a popular club crawl Saturday evening.

Home to an operating collection of antique aircraft, automobiles, bicycles, carriages, and motorcycles. In addition to special transportation-related exhibits, the Museum hosts a variety of special events that include vintage car rallies, antique aeroplane show, Model T rides, demonstrations, biplane rides, children’s activities, and more! Open daily, year round.

Nowhere else in New England can you experience a steam train ride, historical village exhibits and an outstanding collection of antique automobiles in one museum. The Village exhibits are fascinating and informative, evocative of our rich New England heritage. Situated on 30 acres and houses in 28 exhibit buildings, the collection consists of various types of transportation to lessons taught in a one-room schoolhouse. Special events and demonstrations. Open Memorial Day through Columbus Day

Creates metal castings in bronze. Glass Gallery: sculpture, vases, bowls.

Celebrating Maine's role in American art, the Farnsworth offers a nationally recognized collection from many of America's greatest artists. The museum houses the nation's second-largest collection of works by 20th-century sculptor Louise Nevelson. Its Wyeth Center features works of Andrew, N.C., and Jamie Wyeth. Open all year, daily 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.; closed winter Mondays and Tuesdays. Available for special events.

Featuring Maine wines from Maine-grown grapes and wild blueberries. Come tour a real working farm winery. Stroll to our vineyard, choose a cut of our naturally raised meat, or browse in our tasting room. Open 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily, mid-May through October. Nov. 1- Dec 25, open Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 11a.m. - 5p.m.

Come visit the new shops @ Saturday Cove! NESTING: Create your sanctuary for garden and soul. CLOSE QUARTERS: Draw close and be of good cheer with simple cottage comforts. ART AT THE COVE: Eclectic paintings and prints from Maine artists and beyond. Two designer chicks, decorating with vintage, recycled, and playful inspirations for home and garden. Follow our blog: saturdaycove.com. Located on Route 1, 11 miles north of Camden. Open May to Columbus Day and by appointment year round

Visit our gallery for an outstanding assortment of classic Shaker chairs, rockers, three-legged stools, dining tables, and buffets. The adjacent farmhouse showrooms are home to our collection of Windsor chairs, custom-made tables, beds, highboys, buffets, and more. Tour the workshop and watch furniture being made. Six miles north of Camden.

Located on the scenic Kennebec River in Bath. Galleries, exhibits, and activities for all ages. Stroll through the historic shipyard, learn about lobstering, take lighthouse cruises and trolley tours, lunch under the schooner Wyoming sculpture, tour the Victorian-era Donnell House, and play on a pirate ship. Daily 9:30 a.m. -5:00 p.m. Members free; general admission for all others.

Held at Union Fairgrounds each August.

The Charisma Artist Agency represents the finest touring artists specializing in a broad array of Americana, World, Roots, Indie, Jazz, and Swing genres. Offering a roster of renowned regional, national and internationally touring acts, our bands perform everywhere from the Kennedy Center and Carnegie Hall to weddings and your favorite local Festivals! We look forward to working with you to provide terrific music for your venue, festival or event.

Potters Richard and Lynette Robertson are makers of one-of-a-kind, high-fired stoneware pottery, including casseroles, lamps, fountains, flower and bonsai containers, platters, tea ware, boats, and a variety of pots for kitchen use. Special orders are welcome.