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Virtual Readers Theater

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

Machias Adult Ed Readers' Theater students will research ideas, choose a script, then read, analyze and discuss it in order to create an entirely remote performance piece using the Zoom Platform.

We'll use presentation, digital music, image and sound manipulation software to achieve "special effects" as students read their parts with scripts at-hand so there will be NO MEMORIZATION and no in-person meetings.

Students will gain the practical experience necessary to function as a member of a production team, learn to appreciate the collaborative nature of such work, the protocols of the professional theater and how to improve communication and organizational skills.

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Making in Place

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Making in Place Intensive will empower artists/creatives over the course of 8 weeks to deepen their creative practice and draw on inspiration of community and place. We invite creative people of all ages to engage in weekly group zoom sessions and daily independent practice. This series is led by Eastport artist and educator, Anne Shields Hopkins. Anne will act as artistic coach, providing creative prompts and facilitating reflection. Making in Place will actively cultivate group process and peer support. This series will culminate in a COVID-safe, group collaborative event.

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Sensational Sauerkraut with Anne Hopkins

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

Join Anne Hopkins and friends in your home kitchen for EAC’s next workshop offering: an afternoon of learning to create the digestive ‘wonder food,’ sauerkraut. The foodcraft class will take place from 1:30-3 pm, Sunday, January 31, via Zoom. 

Participants will receive a PDF of Anne’s sauerkraut-making pamphlet when they register for the session, with inspiration, ingredients list and tools to gather. They’ll then spend the session prepping cabbage and other vegetables with Anne, who’ll demonstrate the process, and then talk through the art of fermentation. Necessary supplies include: head cabbage, salt (sea salt preferred), large mixing bowl, cutting board and knife, quart or half gallon jar with (plastic) lid and dark towel. Optional supplies include: carrots, onions, hot pepper, caraway seeds, garlic, ginger and grater.  

Anne has been succeeding at making krauts for a dozen years (and failing for fifteen) so they will be able to guide all through the pitfalls and perks of this living food. Participants will learn to DIY and enjoy this wonder food at home this winter. 

Please register by emailing alison@eastportartscenter.org, by Saturday, January 30. Participants will receive their Zoom invitation on the 30th for the following day’s session. Funding for this free workshop has been provided by Belvedere Traditional Handcrafts Fund of the Maine Community Foundation.

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A Literary Evening with Catherine J.S Lee

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Eastport Gallery presents a virtual literary talk with Catherine J.S. Lee exploring her fiction, haiku and haibun. The talk, hosted by Lora Whelan is available to view online.

A seventh-generation Mainer, Catherine J.S. Lee began writing haiku in 2007 and found immediate success, publishing widely, winning numerous awards, and being named an “emerging voice in English-language haiku” in Red Moon Press’s A New Resonance series. She won the 2010 Turtle Light Press Haiku Chapbook Competition for her collection, All That Remains, and was invited to edit the annual members’ anthology of the Haiku Society of America in 2015.

Featured

A Literary Evening with Catherine J.S Lee

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Eastport Gallery presents a virtual literary talk with Catherine J.S. Lee exploring her fiction, haiku and haibun. The talk, hosted by Lora Whelan is available to view online.

A seventh-generation Mainer, Catherine J.S. Lee began writing haiku in 2007 and found immediate success, publishing widely, winning numerous awards, and being named an “emerging voice in English-language haiku” in Red Moon Press’s A New Resonance series. She won the 2010 Turtle Light Press Haiku Chapbook Competition for her collection, All That Remains, and was invited to edit the annual members’ anthology of the Haiku Society of America in 2015.

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Virtual Readers Theater

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

Machias Adult Ed Readers' Theater students will research ideas, choose a script, then read, analyze and discuss it in order to create an entirely remote performance piece using the Zoom Platform.

We'll use presentation, digital music, image and sound manipulation software to achieve "special effects" as students read their parts with scripts at-hand so there will be NO MEMORIZATION and no in-person meetings.

Students will gain the practical experience necessary to function as a member of a production team, learn to appreciate the collaborative nature of such work, the protocols of the professional theater and how to improve communication and organizational skills.

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Making in Place

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Making in Place Intensive will empower artists/creatives over the course of 8 weeks to deepen their creative practice and draw on inspiration of community and place. We invite creative people of all ages to engage in weekly group zoom sessions and daily independent practice. This series is led by Eastport artist and educator, Anne Shields Hopkins. Anne will act as artistic coach, providing creative prompts and facilitating reflection. Making in Place will actively cultivate group process and peer support. This series will culminate in a COVID-safe, group collaborative event.

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Overdrive: Full Saturation Benefit Concert

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

OVERDRIVE: Full Saturation Benefit Show is a live streamed show, that features popular student artists from the Bangor area including: Midnight Breakfast, Mikey B., Otis, and so much more!

This music festival will be broadcasted over YouTubeLive, and hopefully have an impact outside of Bangor, and all over New England. The concert will effectively combine jazz, punk, rock, and rap to entertain people of all ages.

In addition, a GoFundMe page has been created to raise funds for the local Bangor Area Homeless Shelter. We hope to put the “fun” in fundraising, and benefit all those in need

Featured

A Literary Evening with Catherine J.S Lee

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Eastport Gallery presents a virtual literary talk with Catherine J.S. Lee exploring her fiction, haiku and haibun. The talk, hosted by Lora Whelan is available to view online.

A seventh-generation Mainer, Catherine J.S. Lee began writing haiku in 2007 and found immediate success, publishing widely, winning numerous awards, and being named an “emerging voice in English-language haiku” in Red Moon Press’s A New Resonance series. She won the 2010 Turtle Light Press Haiku Chapbook Competition for her collection, All That Remains, and was invited to edit the annual members’ anthology of the Haiku Society of America in 2015.

Featured

A Literary Evening with Catherine J.S Lee

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Eastport Gallery presents a virtual literary talk with Catherine J.S. Lee exploring her fiction, haiku and haibun. The talk, hosted by Lora Whelan is available to view online.

A seventh-generation Mainer, Catherine J.S. Lee began writing haiku in 2007 and found immediate success, publishing widely, winning numerous awards, and being named an “emerging voice in English-language haiku” in Red Moon Press’s A New Resonance series. She won the 2010 Turtle Light Press Haiku Chapbook Competition for her collection, All That Remains, and was invited to edit the annual members’ anthology of the Haiku Society of America in 2015.

Featured

A Literary Evening with Catherine J.S Lee

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Eastport Gallery presents a virtual literary talk with Catherine J.S. Lee exploring her fiction, haiku and haibun. The talk, hosted by Lora Whelan is available to view online.

A seventh-generation Mainer, Catherine J.S. Lee began writing haiku in 2007 and found immediate success, publishing widely, winning numerous awards, and being named an “emerging voice in English-language haiku” in Red Moon Press’s A New Resonance series. She won the 2010 Turtle Light Press Haiku Chapbook Competition for her collection, All That Remains, and was invited to edit the annual members’ anthology of the Haiku Society of America in 2015.

Featured

Virtual Readers Theater

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

Machias Adult Ed Readers' Theater students will research ideas, choose a script, then read, analyze and discuss it in order to create an entirely remote performance piece using the Zoom Platform.

We'll use presentation, digital music, image and sound manipulation software to achieve "special effects" as students read their parts with scripts at-hand so there will be NO MEMORIZATION and no in-person meetings.

Students will gain the practical experience necessary to function as a member of a production team, learn to appreciate the collaborative nature of such work, the protocols of the professional theater and how to improve communication and organizational skills.

Featured

Making in Place

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Making in Place Intensive will empower artists/creatives over the course of 8 weeks to deepen their creative practice and draw on inspiration of community and place. We invite creative people of all ages to engage in weekly group zoom sessions and daily independent practice. This series is led by Eastport artist and educator, Anne Shields Hopkins. Anne will act as artistic coach, providing creative prompts and facilitating reflection. Making in Place will actively cultivate group process and peer support. This series will culminate in a COVID-safe, group collaborative event.

Featured

A Literary Evening with Catherine J.S Lee

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Eastport Gallery presents a virtual literary talk with Catherine J.S. Lee exploring her fiction, haiku and haibun. The talk, hosted by Lora Whelan is available to view online.

A seventh-generation Mainer, Catherine J.S. Lee began writing haiku in 2007 and found immediate success, publishing widely, winning numerous awards, and being named an “emerging voice in English-language haiku” in Red Moon Press’s A New Resonance series. She won the 2010 Turtle Light Press Haiku Chapbook Competition for her collection, All That Remains, and was invited to edit the annual members’ anthology of the Haiku Society of America in 2015.

Featured

Virtual Readers Theater

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

Machias Adult Ed Readers' Theater students will research ideas, choose a script, then read, analyze and discuss it in order to create an entirely remote performance piece using the Zoom Platform.

We'll use presentation, digital music, image and sound manipulation software to achieve "special effects" as students read their parts with scripts at-hand so there will be NO MEMORIZATION and no in-person meetings.

Students will gain the practical experience necessary to function as a member of a production team, learn to appreciate the collaborative nature of such work, the protocols of the professional theater and how to improve communication and organizational skills.

Featured

Making in Place

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Making in Place Intensive will empower artists/creatives over the course of 8 weeks to deepen their creative practice and draw on inspiration of community and place. We invite creative people of all ages to engage in weekly group zoom sessions and daily independent practice. This series is led by Eastport artist and educator, Anne Shields Hopkins. Anne will act as artistic coach, providing creative prompts and facilitating reflection. Making in Place will actively cultivate group process and peer support. This series will culminate in a COVID-safe, group collaborative event.

Featured

Making in Place

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Making in Place Intensive will empower artists/creatives over the course of 8 weeks to deepen their creative practice and draw on inspiration of community and place. We invite creative people of all ages to engage in weekly group zoom sessions and daily independent practice. This series is led by Eastport artist and educator, Anne Shields Hopkins. Anne will act as artistic coach, providing creative prompts and facilitating reflection. Making in Place will actively cultivate group process and peer support. This series will culminate in a COVID-safe, group collaborative event.

Featured

Making in Place

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Making in Place Intensive will empower artists/creatives over the course of 8 weeks to deepen their creative practice and draw on inspiration of community and place. We invite creative people of all ages to engage in weekly group zoom sessions and daily independent practice. This series is led by Eastport artist and educator, Anne Shields Hopkins. Anne will act as artistic coach, providing creative prompts and facilitating reflection. Making in Place will actively cultivate group process and peer support. This series will culminate in a COVID-safe, group collaborative event.

Featured

Making in Place

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Making in Place Intensive will empower artists/creatives over the course of 8 weeks to deepen their creative practice and draw on inspiration of community and place. We invite creative people of all ages to engage in weekly group zoom sessions and daily independent practice. This series is led by Eastport artist and educator, Anne Shields Hopkins. Anne will act as artistic coach, providing creative prompts and facilitating reflection. Making in Place will actively cultivate group process and peer support. This series will culminate in a COVID-safe, group collaborative event.

Featured

Making in Place

Online Event Anywhere you can connect to the internet, ME

The Making in Place Intensive will empower artists/creatives over the course of 8 weeks to deepen their creative practice and draw on inspiration of community and place. We invite creative people of all ages to engage in weekly group zoom sessions and daily independent practice. This series is led by Eastport artist and educator, Anne Shields Hopkins. Anne will act as artistic coach, providing creative prompts and facilitating reflection. Making in Place will actively cultivate group process and peer support. This series will culminate in a COVID-safe, group collaborative event.

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