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  • See her live in Ogunquit, Brownfield and Rockland this weekend.

  • Expect stark decor and good service at the new wine bar and market.

  • PMA Films, Space and The Apohadion are all showing films in person this week.

  • The new Portland take-out restaurant offers Middle Eastern fare, plus pizza and sandwiches.

  • Prompted by the pandemic, the landscape painter goes back to a style he thought he had left behind and is showing his work in Yarmouth.

  • Toughcats are opening for Mallett Brothers Band in Portland on Dec. 4.

  • With venues reopened and acts back on stage, there was a lot to be thankful for this year.

  • The single will be available on streaming platforms on Friday.

  • Holiday Shows

    There's no supply-chain shortage when it comes to holiday movies and TV specials

  • With their perseverance in the face of the pandemic, it would have been really hard to write this column.

  • Grab tickets now for their Dec. 3 show at Portland House of Music.

  • Maine Beer Company is raising money to help Maine Coast Heritage Trust purchase the land in Casco Bay.

  • The perfect gift might already be in reach, at an upcoming church craft fair or fine art sale.

  • There's also a ski sale, burlesque performance and comedy show.

  • Ellen Golden and Duane Paluska worked in separate studios, but their creations nevertheless reveal deep connections.

  • Grab tickets for vocal group Pentatonix, who will be playing a Christmas show in Portland on Dec. 2.

  • You can order your food to go, but you'll probably want to stay.

  • There's also a tribute to Carole King in Sanford, and Little Feat headline the State Theatre.

  • The new album is out on Nov. 19.

  • Written by director Michael Tobin, the play grapples with family dynamics surrounding a medical diagnosis.

  • The Broadway actor's one-man show, 'Searching for Mr. Moon,' is autobiographical.

  • The weekly tradition has returned to bars and restaurants around southern Maine.

  • Filmmakers David Camlin and Megan Grumbling hope their hometown serves as a less-rancorous template for confronting the use of Native American imagery by sports teams.

  • Tickets on sale Friday for Air Supply, Gladys Knight, Dropkick Murphys and Ministry.

  • Cole has shows this weekend in Brownfield and Gardiner.

  • You can see her play at Blue on Sunday.

  • Catch the world premiere of 'Searching For Mr. Moon' at Portland Stage.

  • The tiny restaurant in Gray offers an affordable array of wraps, salads and sandwiches, made with the best local ingredients.

  • The new restaurant in The Francis Hotel is a neighborhood hot spot.

  • The track features Dominic Lavoie.

  • Guitar great Pat Metheny takes the State Theatre stage on Friday night.

  • See Jane Austen's 'Lady Susan' at Good Theater.

  • The Art in the Capitol exhibition represents the tumult of recent times.

  • New releases from Maine breweries join the perennial favorites.

  • You'll need plenty of napkins to make it through a meal from George's North Shore.

  • On Friday, the band will play 'The Man Who Sold the World' and 'Hunky Dory' in their entirety at Portland House of Music.

  • Drive-in movie theaters, farmers markets, food trucks and al fresco dining decks are among the fun fair-weather places that are staying open later in the year again.

  • Wide range of genres covered in weekend of shows.

  • The nine-day, 17-film event – exploring universal themes in an immersive experience – continues in its virtual format, starting Saturday.

  • The song was released on Oct. 20.

  • The restaurant has transformed itself, and it just might be better than ever.

  • See 'Friends! The Musical Parody' at Portland's State Theatre

  • You can also see shows from Katie McNally & Neil Pearlman and Gary Clark Jr.

  • Hear it live in Portland on Friday night.

  • With crowd restrictions lifted, there are plenty of Halloween events across Maine this year.

  • A new exhibition at CMCA explores how art and artists interact – and how they fit in.

  • The photos and prints leave little to chance, but much to interpretation.

  • You can also see a tiny version of "Little Shop of Horrors" and the latest Portland Ballet production.

How to Get Rid of Ice Jam on Roof

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