Contra Dance at the Eastport Arts Center

Eastport Arts Center 36 Washington St.

All are welcome at the Contra Dance at the Eastport Arts Center featuring caller Eustacia Landrum and the Moose Island House Players.  No partner or experience necessary.

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Stage East Presents: Dear Elizabeth

Shead High School Bandroom

Playright Sarah Ruhl's Dear Elizabeth is a play about an extraordinary 30 year friendship between two of the greatest American literary figures of the 20th century, composed entirely from the correspondence between the poets Robert Lowell and Elizabeth Bishop. Eastporters Brian Schuth and Jenie Smith play the poets; it is not just a reading of letters, but a real night in the theater.

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Stage East Presents: Dear Elizabeth

Shead High School Bandroom

Playright Sarah Ruhl's Dear Elizabeth is a play about an extraordinary 30 year friendship between two of the greatest American literary figures of the 20th century, composed entirely from the correspondence between the poets Robert Lowell and Elizabeth Bishop. Eastporters Brian Schuth and Jenie Smith play the poets; it is not just a reading of letters, but a real night in the theater.

Click for more info about the StageEast>>

Stage East Presents: Dear Elizabeth

Shead High School Bandroom

Playright Sarah Ruhl's Dear Elizabeth is a play about an extraordinary 30 year friendship between two of the greatest American literary figures of the 20th century, composed entirely from the correspondence between the poets Robert Lowell and Elizabeth Bishop. Eastporters Brian Schuth and Jenie Smith play the poets; it is not just a reading of letters, but a real night in the theater.

Click for more info about the StageEast>>

Stage East Presents: Dear Elizabeth

Shead High School Bandroom

Playright Sarah Ruhl's Dear Elizabeth is a play about an extraordinary 30 year friendship between two of the greatest American literary figures of the 20th century, composed entirely from the correspondence between the poets Robert Lowell and Elizabeth Bishop. Eastporters Brian Schuth and Jenie Smith play the poets; it is not just a reading of letters, but a real night in the theater.

Click for more info about the StageEast>>

Stage East Presents: Dear Elizabeth

Shead High School Bandroom

Playright Sarah Ruhl's Dear Elizabeth is a play about an extraordinary 30 year friendship between two of the greatest American literary figures of the 20th century, composed entirely from the correspondence between the poets Robert Lowell and Elizabeth Bishop. Eastporters Brian Schuth and Jenie Smith play the poets; it is not just a reading of letters, but a real night in the theater.

Click for more info about the StageEast>>

Stage East Presents: Dear Elizabeth

Shead High School Bandroom

Playright Sarah Ruhl's Dear Elizabeth is a play about an extraordinary 30 year friendship between two of the greatest American literary figures of the 20th century, composed entirely from the correspondence between the poets Robert Lowell and Elizabeth Bishop. Eastporters Brian Schuth and Jenie Smith play the poets; it is not just a reading of letters, but a real night in the theater.

Click for more info about the StageEast>>

Contra Dance at the Eastport Arts Center

Eastport Arts Center 36 Washington St.

All are welcome at the Contra Dance at the Eastport Arts Center featuring caller Eustacia Landrum and the Moose Island House Players.  No partner or experience necessary.

Click for more info about the EAC>>

Moose Island House Players

Old Sow Grill

Come down to the Old Sow Grill for some string band music with Alice St. Clair and Ross Argir - fiddles, Brandy Argir - guitar, Susan Luthin - Mandolin/Whistle, Joan Lowden - bass.

Sanchez and Squibb - guest vocals

​StudioWorks 48 Water St.

Join us New Year's Eve.   Sponsored by the Tides Institute, this is THE place to be before the 11pm (ET) maple leaf drop and the midnight (ET) sardine drop in the eastern-most city in the United States!

Quoddy Voices - Classics of the Season

​Eastport Arts Center 36 Washington St.

I get to join the choir on bass for the final two numbers - jazzy versions of Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas and a Vince Guaraldi medley from Charlie Brown Christmas.

Quoddy Voices - Classics of the Season

​Eastport Arts Center 36 Washington St.

I get to join the choir on bass for the final two numbers - jazzy versions of Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas and a Vince Guaraldi medley from Charlie Brown Christmas.

Sanchez and Squibb - guest vocals

Old Sow Grill

Bring your family down to the Old Sow Grill for some pre-Thanksgiving jazz!

Music on the Deck

Eastport Gallery - 109 Water St.

First Friday Art Walk - Music on the Deck with the Basslady and Friends!  There might even be a pirate or two in attendance - ARGGGH!

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Jammin' on Deck

Chowder House - 167 Water St.

The music continues after the Eastport Music Festival ends for the day. Open Mic and Jam.   Shead High Jazz Band members, Basslady and Friends, Colie Brice, Tony Tedesco and more!

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