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Set in stone: Sculpture trails make art accessible, tangible
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (315+ words) “Exotica,” by Isabel Kelley, is in the Riverwalk North Sculpture Trail at the Ellsworth Public Library. “Portal,” by Jesse Salisbury (foreground) and “Eagle Imagery,” by Tim Shay, in the Riverwalk North Sculpture Trail at the Ellsworth Public Library. “Wave Sounds,…...
Local crafters in spotlight at Island Arts Association shows
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (161+ words) Coasters, jewelry, journals and ceramics are among the many beautiful items available from local artisans at an Island Arts Association craft fair earlier this year. The Island Arts Association 2026 craft fair season includes a few more shows where the public…...
Kick off Autumn Gold with the Murder Mystery Dinner Theater
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (351+ words) The Barn at Woodlawn will be the setting of a Murder Mystery Dinner Theater on Sept. 23. The event, hosted by the Ellsworth Area Chamber of Commerce, The Grand and Woodlawn, will kick off Ellsworth’s 2026 Autumn Gold Festival. The annual Autumn…...
Turtle Gallery to host artist talks
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (129+ words) “Gardener 49,” by Sheep Jones, oil on panel, 36” by 36” “Turned Buck,” by Barbara Sullivan, shaped fresco, 42” by 38” by 4” Sheep Jones, Barbara Sullivan and Michele (Ratté) Delphin will be the featured artists at the Turtle Gallery in Deer Isle through Oct. 11. An…...
Soulbenders to perform at outdoor dance party
1+ week, 16+ hour ago (206+ words) Live music, dancing and local food security will be the focus of College of the Atlantic’s Share the Harvest program’s annual benefit concert featuring The Soulbenders at COA Beech Hill Farm on Wednesday, Sept. 16, at 5:30 p.m. Along with the…...
Dial-A-Craft to meet Wednesdays
2+ week, 12+ hour ago (185+ words) The Ellsworth American Cardboard crafts are among the options at the Ellsworth Public Libraryâs Dial-A-Craft program. The Ellsworth Public Library will host a weekly craft program for kids and teens on Wednesdays at 3 p.m. starting on Sept. 9. At…...
Art exhibit explores influence of color | Arts & Living | ellsworthamerican.com
3+ week, 1+ day ago (230+ words) “Composition in Red and Purple,” by Walter Smalling A vase by Susan Finsen “Studio Lamp,” by Jill Finsen The Blue Hill Public Library will host a reception for “Color!”, an exhibition of paintings by Jill Finsen and Walter Smalling and…...
'Plunder and Survival': Stories of art, loss and survival
4+ week, 1+ day ago (176+ words) The Ellsworth American A talk with historian and author Suzanne Loebl about her book “Plunder and Survival: Stories of Theft, Loss, Recovery, and Migration of Nazi-Uprooted Art” will take place at the Southwest Harbor Public Library on Monday, Aug. 24, from…...