With the help of artificial intelligence, an elderly woman gets a handsome and younger version of her deceased husband back to keep her company. But is this really what she wants? This fascinating and powerful Pulitzer Prize finalist explores the mystery of memory, our longing for connection, and the limits of what and who technology can replace.

Mary’s Walk began in 1999 as a unique way to recognize and remember Mary Kerry Libby, a much-loved member of the Saco-Biddeford community who passed away from Burkitt’s Lymphoma.

What started as a simple memorial stroll through town with a few hundred people has evolved into a major community effort that has attracted over 50,000 participants in its 19-year span and raised over $2.6 million to support Maine-based cancer programs.

Welcome to the 2018 Maine Flower Show where landscapers, exhibitors, designers, and horticulturists come together in one anticipated annual event. The Maine Flower Show is one of the biggest gardening and horticultural shows in the region, and this year, more than ever, it is Rooted in Maine. That’s because this year’s show celebrates Maine’s values and traditions, its exceptional local goods and services, and the bounty of local resources that take root, grow, and thrive right here in Maine.

CeleSoiree supports the Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project’s direct legal services to low income immigrants, education and outreach, and advocacy work throughout Maine.

In this romantic musical comedy, Mozart is mysteriously transported into the future where he is adopted by a coastal village at the height of tourist season. He saves the local music festival, falls for a beautiful diva and leaves everyone changed forever. General Admission Tickets $12-$20 at 

All around musical wunderkind Casey Abrams has built a strong following through the years building on his public debut on American Idol in 2011.

The Maine Youth Rock Orchestra (MYRO) is a 501(c)(3) organization that gives classical orchestral students opportunities to collaborate and perform with professional touring artists.

Lecture by archaeologist/art historian Rolf Winkes. Should the British Museum return the sculptures that Lord Elgin removed from the Parthenon? Greek wine & appetizers will be served. Event is free & open to the public.