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January 2023
Art Exhibition — Zillman Art Museum
The Zillman Art Museum presents the following exhibitions: Gather — Colleen McCubbin Stepanic In The Shadows | Works rom the Collection Unconstrained Forms — Joanne Freeman For details of the artists, click here.
Find out more »Men’s Ice Hockey vs Providence College
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Find out more »Polaris: Mystery of the Polar Night
A traveling penguin from the South Pole and a funny polar bear from the North pole meet on arctic sea ice. They become friends observing the night sky together and wondering why night is so long at the poles of the Earth. This mystery leads them on a scientific adventure by building an improvised spaceship to travel around the Earth to learn about seasons, visit Mars and Saturn to learn about ice in the solar system and how planets have…
Find out more »Masterworks III — Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto
Lucas Richman, conductor Robinson Ballet Bangor Area Youth Choirs A holiday tradition for all ages, the BSO’s annual production of The Nutcracker with the Robinson Ballet is beloved by audiences throughout Maine. Come for a magical afternoon as Clara, the Sugar Plum Fairy, and the Nutcracker grace the stage of the Collins Center for the Arts as the Bangor Symphony Orchestra brings Tchaikovsky’s score to life. Arrive early to shop at the BSO’s Nutcracker Store, offering a variety of holiday…
Find out more »ELO: Ticket to the Moon
Join Versant Power Astronomy Center in the dome with a myriad of lights and visual effects as we journey into and through space with the Electric Light Orchestra. Featuring songs such as "Mr. Blue Sky", "Livin’ Thing", "Starlight" and more. You will be transported to a higher dimension with this rock supergroup. Tickets are $9 for general admission. Music programs may contain explicit lyrics, and are intended for adult audiences. All music programs may contain bright flashing lights and fast-moving…
Find out more »Last day to drop classes for refund
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Find out more »Fogler Library Scavenger Hunt
Take the opportunity to explore the Library at your own pace either in-person or remotely. You will need access to a computer / tablet / or phone for both versions. Correctly submitting all of the answers will enter you to win a gift card to the bookstore. See our Workshops Guide for more information.
Find out more »Penobscot Marine Museum Photography Exhibits
Two Penobscot Marine Museum photography exhibits — “Up River: Selections From The Captain Bill Abbott Collection” and “20 Best” — are on display at the H. Allen and Sally Fernald Art Gallery at the University of Maine Hutchinson Center in Belfast through May 31. The show is free and open to the public, 8 a.m–4:30 p.m., Monday–Friday. "Up River: Selections From The Captain Bill Abbott Collection” features photographs from the collection of Capt. Bill Abbott, an avid collector of photographs,…
Find out more »Talk – Who’s On First? Focusing on the Importance of Relationships in Climate Action
The talk will be held virtually via Zoom and in-person at 107 Norman Smith Hall, UMaine. Virtual attendance: Complete the registration form to receive Zoom connection information. In-person attendance: Masks are required for all Mitchell Center talks. Speaker: Nathan Robbins, Climate Change Specialist, Maine Department of Environmental Protection Maine’s 2020 Climate Action Plan is a blueprint for immediate action, requiring transformational changes in the way climate change principles are incorporated into day-to-day decision-making. With its adoption, Maine continues to build…
Find out more »Symposium:The (In)Visible Worker: Contract Agricultural Laborers in the California Borderlands, 1910-1926.
Dr. Erik Bernardino, Assistant professor of History at Bates College will be speaking about "The (In)Visible Worker: Contract Agricultural Laborers in the California Borderlands, 1910–1926." The History Department Symposium Series, “History through Food and Drink," is supported in part by a grant from the Cultural Affairs/Distinguished Lecture Series Fund.
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