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Already it's the ides of July and as I'm swimming in an absolutely uncrowded Maine cool, clear lake on a sunny day looking up at the mountains, I'm thinking....what I wouldn't give at this moment to be stuck in a sweaty subway in a city listening to some nose breather next to me. Right?
At The Killer Convo, I try to find the most interesting, fun-fun-fun things for you to do and see each weekend (no garden tours, no baroque concerts--I said fun!!) So this weekend it depends on whether the weather will cooperate, but not to worry. We've got indoor and outdoor fun things to do. Let's get started.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Lincoln Street Center
Paddy Mills will be playing tonight. He's done some great song work on the soundtrack of Maine Buggin's DVD. As a songwriter, Paddy has a knack for the overlooked. He knows that common sense is not so common, and simple truths are not so simple. With a hitch-hikers heart and a back pack full of notebook philosophy, Paddy leaves you grinning like you've just been let in on a secret -- one that you might just have known all along. Hear Paddy at http://paddymills.com/
Friday, July 16
2:00-4:00 pm
The Maine Windjammer Association will host the 7th Annual Maine Windjammer Parade past the Rockland Breakwater on Friday. Geared for both spectators on shore and windjammer guests, the event will provide close-up views of the entire fleet as it sails by the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse. Festivities include tours of the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse (contact Friends of the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse at 207-785-4609). For more information, call 800-807-WIND
Friday, July 16
5:00-8:00 PM
Party in the streets! Don’t miss the Belfast Gallery Walk on Friday, July 16th! Come to town from 5-8PM to visit the 19 participating galleries and studios and listen and watch musicians, dancers and performers in the streets. There will be live performances on the streets and around town adding a lively and festive atmosphere to Belfast's Downtown. Performers for the 16th will include musician Scot Cannon, dancers Helena Melone and Shana Bloomstein and performer Beverly Mann. For more info: http://www.artsbelfast.com/
Saturday,July 17
7:00pm & 9:00pm shows
Has anyone seen Bob Marley live? He is hilarious. He'll have you not only laughing but going "oh my god, that is so true" during his act.
National comedian Bob Marley will have you rolling on the floor with his bust-a-gut routines about life in Maine, marriage and kids, and more! Don’t miss this highly entertaining show filled with real Down-East humor from Maine’s most-loved comedian. STRAND THEATRE 345 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND, ME (207) 594-0070 www.RocklandStrand.com.
7pm (all ages show) & 9pm (21+ show)- Tickets: $25/reserved seating
And what if it rains?
You've always got the movies. The Reel Guy, a Maine film critic analyzes and comparing films, genres, and the industry in general and posts regular reviews of new releases in theaters and on DVD. Here's his take on what you should see in blockbuster films and from Waterville's Maine International Film Festival this week. Click here.
Oh and lastly--if you missed my Spotlight On Artists piece, check out poetic photographer Anna McEnulty--she won the "How Well Do You Know Midcoast Maine" photo quiz and you can too!
If you have an event you'd like to see mentioned in the Killer Convo, fan me on Facebook follow me on Twitter or email me directly.
At The Killer Convo, I try to find the most interesting, fun-fun-fun things for you to do and see each weekend (no garden tours, no baroque concerts--I said fun!!) So this weekend it depends on whether the weather will cooperate, but not to worry. We've got indoor and outdoor fun things to do. Let's get started.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Lincoln Street Center
Paddy Mills will be playing tonight. He's done some great song work on the soundtrack of Maine Buggin's DVD. As a songwriter, Paddy has a knack for the overlooked. He knows that common sense is not so common, and simple truths are not so simple. With a hitch-hikers heart and a back pack full of notebook philosophy, Paddy leaves you grinning like you've just been let in on a secret -- one that you might just have known all along. Hear Paddy at http://paddymills.com/
Friday, July 16
2:00-4:00 pm
The Maine Windjammer Association will host the 7th Annual Maine Windjammer Parade past the Rockland Breakwater on Friday. Geared for both spectators on shore and windjammer guests, the event will provide close-up views of the entire fleet as it sails by the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse. Festivities include tours of the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse (contact Friends of the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse at 207-785-4609). For more information, call 800-807-WIND
Friday, July 16
5:00-8:00 PM
Party in the streets! Don’t miss the Belfast Gallery Walk on Friday, July 16th! Come to town from 5-8PM to visit the 19 participating galleries and studios and listen and watch musicians, dancers and performers in the streets. There will be live performances on the streets and around town adding a lively and festive atmosphere to Belfast's Downtown. Performers for the 16th will include musician Scot Cannon, dancers Helena Melone and Shana Bloomstein and performer Beverly Mann. For more info: http://www.artsbelfast.com/
Saturday,July 17
7:00pm & 9:00pm shows
Has anyone seen Bob Marley live? He is hilarious. He'll have you not only laughing but going "oh my god, that is so true" during his act.
National comedian Bob Marley will have you rolling on the floor with his bust-a-gut routines about life in Maine, marriage and kids, and more! Don’t miss this highly entertaining show filled with real Down-East humor from Maine’s most-loved comedian. STRAND THEATRE 345 MAIN STREET ROCKLAND, ME (207) 594-0070 www.RocklandStrand.com.
7pm (all ages show) & 9pm (21+ show)- Tickets: $25/reserved seating
And what if it rains?
You've always got the movies. The Reel Guy, a Maine film critic analyzes and comparing films, genres, and the industry in general and posts regular reviews of new releases in theaters and on DVD. Here's his take on what you should see in blockbuster films and from Waterville's Maine International Film Festival this week. Click here.
Oh and lastly--if you missed my Spotlight On Artists piece, check out poetic photographer Anna McEnulty--she won the "How Well Do You Know Midcoast Maine" photo quiz and you can too!
If you have an event you'd like to see mentioned in the Killer Convo, fan me on Facebook follow me on Twitter or email me directly.
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