The North County Band returns to Maine to perform at the sixth annual fundraiser for Karl’s Kids on Sunday, Oct. 20.

The paintings of Barbara Applegate and Sally Loughridge, two member artists at the Pemaquid Art Gallery, have strong impact on the viewer, although in very different styles. The two painters are both prolific and accomplished, creating scenes of the Maine coast where color and composition are vital.

On Thursday, Sept. 26, the Lincoln Theater in Damariscotta will present the local premiere of “Trusted Sources,” a new documentary on finding trustworthy news in a sea of deception, by filmmaker Don Colacino.

In the spirit of not wanting to let go of summertime, and on the heels of such a fun event that was Sonic Sleepover, Otyokwa has announced another exciting overnight music event for Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 21-22.

Enjoy a beautiful fall afternoon on the farm serenaded by three amazing musicians.

Multi-Grammy award-winning troubadour Rodney Crowell and his band come to Boothbay Harbor to perform at the historic opera house Friday, Sept, 20.

Mathias Fine Art, at 10 Mathias Drive in Trevett, is excited to announce a special workshop in connection with the current exhibition “Relief – an exploration.”       

Yvette Torres Fine Art in South Bristol will open its final exhibition of the season this September.

Liam Purcell and Cane Mill Road are “making their mark on bluegrass and fueling the future” according to Bluegrass Unlimited. Don’t miss them live in concert for one night only on the Lincoln Theater stage Friday, Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m.

South Bristol watercolor artist Erica Qualey will show her work at the Rutherford Library in the South Bristol Wednesday, Sept. 4 through Saturday, Sept. 28, with an opening reception from 4-5:30 p.m. on Sept. 4.

Lincoln Theater is excited to welcome Liam Purcell back to the stage. Fans may recall Liam Purcell’s captivating banjo performance in the Lincoln County Community Theater’s 2022 production of “Bright Star.”

Novel Jazz returns to the Skidompha Public Library in Damariscotta on Friday, Aug. 30, for an evening of hot jazz.

Authors Kay Tobler Liss, of Jefferson, and Laurel Dodge, of Nobleboro, will have a booth at this year’s Maine Book Fest in Waterville on Sunday, Aug. 25. The first festival was held last year in Hallowell, and this year festival has at least doubled in the number of authors and activities to take place, according to the founder, Maddie Smith.