Area
Arts
Windham
Chamber Singers present:
"An American Family Holiday"
The Windham Chamber Singers will present their annual
holiday concert "An American Family Holiday"
on Saturday, December 11 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.,
in the new Windham High School Performing Arts Center.
Special guests will included the Boys Singers of Maine
and David Janes. Also featured will be Chamber Singers'
alumni Leah Driscoll and Dan Strange.
Reserved seating admission is $12 for adults, $10
for students and seniors. General admission is $10
for adults and $8 for students and seniors. There
is also a family rate (2 adults & 2 children)
of $25 available in the general admission seating
area. Tickets can be reserved by calling Windham High
School at 892-1810 ext. 275 or through email: windhamsingers@aol.com.
Acadian Musical Sensation Vishten opens L/A Arts
Cabaret Series
They were the big hit of the National Folk Festival
in Bangor and now Vishten is coming to Lewiston for
a night of fiery fiddling, powerful step dancing,
and an unabashed sense of celebration as they open
L/A Arts much acclaimed Cabaret Series on Thursday,
December 16 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ramada Inn, Lewiston.
Tickets are $18--$15 for kids, full-time students
and seniors 60+, or reserve a table that seats up
to 10 for $150. Tickets are $2 more at the door, seating
is limited, and all seats are reserved. Reserve tickets
in advance by contacting L/A Arts at 1-800-639-2919
or 782-7228 or purchase tickets on line 24/7 at L/A
Arts website, www.laarts.org.
The Maine Kanteles Holiday Concert
December 5, at 2 p.m. at the Poland Regional High
School Auditorium, Rt. 26, Poland, ME. Advance tickets-
$6, at the door- $8. Children 12 and under- Free.
Refreshments will be served immediately after the
performance! All are welcome.
Heartwood Winter Craft Fair
Heartwood College of Art will hold their annual Winter
Craft Fair at the Kennebunk Town Hall on Friday and
Saturday, December 11 and 12, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Artisans will deck the halls with an array of unusual
and finely-crafted jewelry, folk art, hand-woven scarves,
wooden wares, quilts and fiber arts, floral and "nature"
wreaths, distressed frames, ornaments, dried florals,
blown glass, velvets and fleece, pottery, mixed media
works, baskets and more, by artisans and craftspeople
from around Maine and northern New England.
A live pottery demonstration of wheel throwing by
Derryll Brudzinski will take place on both days. D
onations are accepted at the door for the scholarship
program at Heartwood. Coffee and treats will be on
hand and there is ample, free parking at the town
hall and side streets. For more information regarding
Heartwood's Winter Craft Fair, call Heartwood College
of Art at 207-985-0985
