PRESQUE ISLE, Maine —The Reed Art Gallery at the University of Maine at Presque Isle proudly presents “Visions Real and Surreal: Paintings by Roger Morin (1944–2019)” through Feb. 21, 2026. Drawn from the substantial collection of paintings bequeathed to UMPI, this exhibition highlights the extraordinary range of Morin’s artistic vision — from classical realism to […]
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PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — Wintergreen Arts Center recently received a $10,000 donor-advised grant from the Maine Community Foundation for general support. Earmarked from The Ollie Fund, this grant supports Wintergreen’s proposal to the 2025 Maine Expansion Arts Grant program. Wintergreen’s mission of stimulating creativity and curiosity through the arts in Aroostook County, coupled with its […]
The Central Aroostook Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for Children’s Museum of Aroostook County located at 52 Sweden Street, Caribou. From left are, front row: Samantha Doak, chamber executive assistant; Margo Dyer, chamber board president; Marie Kilpatrick; Elise Browning; Melissa Libby, Mrs. Maine; Courtney Boma, Caribou Mayor; and LaNiece Sirois, chamber executive director. […]
For the second year in a row, the County Community Players are taking their holiday show on the road with multiple performances of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” in various venues across The County.
Presque Isle, Limestone and Fort Fairfield will each host their annual parades in the first two weekends of the month, kicking off a busy holiday season for local events.
“If I had a big enough place to do it, I could have 100 trees,” a festival co-chair said.
“You Got Gold – A Celebration of John Prine,” will play at the historic Temple Theatre in Houlton’s Market Square.
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A community group is working to ensure that the Long Lake Public Library can keep serving patrons in St. Agatha and surrounding towns for years to come.
