Argyle

Argyle, ME · Arts & Culture
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Behind the Scenes of Persistence
Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Gail Carlson holds a PhD in biochemistry and teaches classes on pollution and public health. As an expert on toxic chemicals, especially PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, which are highly toxic), she routinely works on advocacy campaigns. As such, Carlson may not be the first person you would expect to become a playwright.
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Bangor Symphony Orchestra And Gary Sinise Honor Veterans At Collins Center With Graceful Warrior Concert
Gary Sinise returns to Maine with the Bangor Symphony Orchestra for Graceful Warrior at Collins Center, combining classical music and the Lt. Dan Band in a tribute to veterans and a son's memory.
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The Gracie Theatre celebrates Veterans Day with Springsteen tribute
BANGOR — A powerhouse band of professional musicians will perform the music of Bruce Springsteen at The Gracie Theatre on Saturday, Nov. 7 and tickets are available now. Performer Matt Ryan leads Bruce in the USA, which has been touring since 2004 as a tribute to Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s musical legacy. […]
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Haystack Mountain School of Crafts and Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture mark 75 and 80 years of artist residencies in Maine
November, 2026 | By: Lucky Platt | Photography: courtesy of Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. Three-quarters of a century ago, artists pioneered summer art school residency programs in Maine, places born not out of significant financial resources but out of necessity. These are places that began as, and continue to be, incubators for a creative life; they are essential, ideally experienced when the artist would benefit most from immersive work and community. “Haystack and Skowhegan were established at a unique moment in time. It would be impossible to bring institutions like these into being in the same way today, and for this we honor, steward, and protect them,” observes Perry Price, the fifth executive director of the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts.