about us
ADDRESS
Paul J. Schupf Art Center
93 Main Street
Waterville, Maine 04901
207.873.7000
HOURS
Ed Harris Box Office:
Open daily, 11am–7pm*
Ticonic Gallery:
Open daily, 11am–7pm*
Closed Tuesdays and federal holidays
*Hours may vary for special events
TICKETS
Tickets to all programs and events at Waterville Creates, the Waterville Opera House, the Maine Film Center, and Ticonic Gallery + Studios can be purchased online at watervillecreates.org, over the phone at 207.873.7000, or in-person at the Ed Harris Box Office, Paul J. Schupf Art Center, 93 Main Street, Waterville. Waterville Creates never uses third-party ticketing vendors. The validity of tickets purchased from resellers or third-party vendors cannot be guaranteed.
CODE OF CONDUCT Waterville Creates is committed to ensuring that the Paul J. Schupf Art Center and Waterville Opera House are welcoming places for all. We expect our visitors, volunteers, and staff to recognize and honor one another with dignity and respect. We have a zero tolerance policy regarding any acts of harassment or harmful behavior.
ACCESSIBILITY All street-level entrances to the Paul J. Schupf Art Center are wheelchair accessible, and the primary box office door, located under the ARTS sign, is equipped with automatic door openers. The Maine Film Center’s screening rooms and the sky bridge to the Waterville Opera House are accessible by elevator. Designated wheelchair seating is available in all three film screening rooms as well as the orchestra level of the Waterville Opera House, and wheelchairs are available upon request at the Ed Harris Box Office. Assisted listening devices are available at the Maine Film Center and the Waterville Opera House. For more information on accessibility or to request accommodations, please call 207.873.7000 or e-mail access@watervillecreates.org.
YOUTH ARTS ACCESS
FUND (YAAF) Waterville Creates believes that all youth, regardless of income, ability, or background, should have access to outstanding arts opportunities. In an effort to remove cost as a barrier to participation, we have created a dedicated fund to support free admission for youth ages 18 and under to the full range of programming offered by Waterville Creates and its divisions, including art classes and camps, community theatre productions, live music, and film programming. Please visit the Ed Harris Box Office or call 207.873.7000 to access YAAF funds.
PHOTOGRAPHY POLICY Photographic, video, audio, and other recordings may be captured by Waterville Creates at its events and venues, including the Maine Film Center, Waterville Opera House, and Ticonic Gallery + Studios. This media may be used for marketing purposes in print, web, and social media marketing, as well as in third-party publications. Your presence at Waterville Creates events and venues constitutes your consent to being included in such media recordings.
WATERVILLE CREATES BELIEVES IN THE POWER OF ART TO ENRICH AND TRANSFORM OUR COMMUNITY, ONE PERSON AT A TIME.
The arts and cultural experiences we create transcend age, income, gender and race.
They are the antidote to misunderstanding and division.
By making these experiences available and accessible to everyone, our community is more connected, more vibrant, and more inclusive. Conversations begin, bridges are built, and common ground is established.
We’re part of the community. We’re from the community. Our deep roots prepare us for any need. Our passion and innovative approach position us for every opportunity. Community and creative partnerships are the fuel for our best solutions.
We exist to create arts and cultural experiences, but our job is to make those experiences available to everyone.
“Waterville Creates has added a bright spark of creativity to Waterville.”
WATERVILLE MOVES
Saturdays, April 5 + 19, May 3 + 17; Free Parent + Child (Ages 4 + Under), 9:30–10:15am
Intergenerational (5 to 105!), 10:30–11:30am
Greene Block + Studios, 18 Main Street
Waterville Moves is a bi-weekly, drop-in community movement class with instructors Matthew Cumbie and Jenny Ngidi-Brown designed for people of all ages, backgrounds, abilities, and experiences.
MAINE ARTS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SPRING CONFERENCE
April 4–6, 4pm
Waterville Creates is partnering with the Maine Arts Education Association, the Colby Arts Office, and the Colby College Museum of Art to bring an exciting statewide conference for art teachers! Open to art teachers and art educators. Registration is through MAEA at their website: artsforme.org. Artwork by Elizabeth Jabar and Colleen Kinsella.
FIRST FRIDAYS
April 4, May 2, June 6 (Pride!), 5–7pm; Free
Various times + locations
First Fridays celebrate the vibrant creativity in Waterville through a wide array of arts experiences. Visit downtown Waterville to meet artists, see performances, listen to live music, eat delicious food, shop at local businesses, enjoy the arts, and come together as a community.
EARTH DAY SPEAKER: ROBERT SHETTERLY OF AMERICANS WHO TELL THE TRUTH
Friday, April 18, 7pm; Free; Location: TBD
Join renowned artist and activist Robert Shetterly for an inspiring free discussion on ordinary individuals who rose to become extraordinary environmental heroes. With a portfolio of over 275 portraits of American changemakers, Shetterly brings a wealth of insight into the power of citizenship and the ongoing fight for social, racial, economic, and environmental justice. For more: americanswhotellthetruth.org
STORY WALKS
Saturday, May 10, 10am + 1pm
Story walks at North Street: Like by Annie Barrows with illustrations by Leo Espinosa; at Reed Field: Mudball by Matt Tavares. Both books are illustrated by artists featured in the Sports Illustrators exhibition in the Ticonic Gallery.
SLICE
Thursday, May 15, 9:30am–12pm
The latest edition of SLICE (Students Learning Innovative and Creative Endeavors) offers teens an exciting, on-site exploration of careers in the arts! What creative opportunities exist right here in our own community? This engaging field trip to the Paul J. Schupf Art Center is completely free and includes a pizza lunch. Don’t miss this chance to discover local art careers in film, theatre, visual arts, and more. To register: ssanborn@watervillecreates.org.
ART IN THE PARK
Thursdays, June 26–August 7, 3–5pm; Free; Castonguay Square
Waterville Creates has teamed up with the Waterville Public Library and the Colby College Museum of Art to offer dynamic, creative summer programming to provide arts experiences for all. Each Thursday, participants at Art in the Park can listen as a book is read aloud and create artwork based on that book or on a community theme. Check our website for descriptions of each workshop! This program is free and open to all ages and levels of experience. In the event of rain or extreme heat, Art in the Park will be indoors at the Paul J. Schupf Art Center.
NATURE JOURNALS: WELLNESS + WATERCOLORS
Wednesday, June 11, 10am–12pm; Free
This immersive workshop, presented in partnership with MaineGeneral Health, blends outdoor exploration with creative expression, offering participants the opportunity to observe the beauty of the natural world and capture it using simple watercolor and ink techniques. Through intentional observation and creative practice, participants will learn to slow down, reduce stress, and deepen their appreciation for nature’s details. To register: mainegeneral.org/classes-events.
FIELD TRIP EXPERIENCES AT WATERVILLE CREATES
Field trip experiences at Waterville Creates are designed to inspire a love of film, theatre, and visual art. Each experience aligns with classroom curriculum, Maine State Learning Results, and connects to the gallery’s exhibitions. For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact Education Manager Lisa Wheeler at lwheeler@watervillecreates.org.
K–12 field trips are available at:
WATERVILLE OPERA HOUSE: Cultivating a love of theatre and live performance.
MAINE FILM CENTER: Engaging students by teaching and learning through film.
TICONIC GALLERY + STUDIOS: Fostering an appreciation for visual culture and hands-on art making.
“ The variety, caliber, and prominence of so many of the acts gives us something to feel really proud of.”
JUSTON MCKINNEY
Saturday, April 5, 8pm; $35
Juston has starred in numerous Comedy Central shows, including his half-hour Comedy Central Presents and his one-hour special “Juston McKinney–A Middle-Class Hole.” He has multiple appearances on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Conan O’Brien, as well as a Showtime Special with Rob Gronkowski.
LEANN RIMES
Tuesday, April 8, 8pm; $76–$86
LeAnn Rimes is an international multi-platinum selling acclaimed singer and ASCAP award-winning songwriter. Out of the 63 singles she has released throughout her expansive career, LeAnn’s ballad “How Do I Live” holds the record as Billboard’s Hot 100 all-time #1 hit by a female artist.
THE PEKING ACROBATS
Wednesday, April 9, 7pm; $41–$51
For the last 32 years, the Peking Acrobats have redefined audience perceptions of Chinese acrobatics. They perform daring maneuvers atop a precarious pagoda of chairs and display their technical prowess at such arts as trick-cycling, precision tumbling, juggling, somersaulting, and gymnastics.
ROALD DAHL’S MATILDA THE MUSICAL
April 25, 26, May 2, 7:30pm + April 27, May 3, 4, 2pm; $36–$38
Matilda is a little girl with astonishing wit, intelligence, and psychokinetic powers. She’s unloved by her parents but impresses her teacher, Miss Honey. The two forge a bond as Miss Honey begins to recognize and appreciate Matilda’s extraordinary personality. Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
BRIAN REGAN
Wednesday, May 7, 8pm; $56–$66
Critics, fans, and fellow comedians agree: Brian Regan is one of the most respected comedians in the country, with Vanity Fair calling him, “The funniest stand-up alive,” and Entertainment Weekly calling him, “Your favorite comedian’s favorite comedian.”
GOOD VIBRATIONS
Friday, May 23, 8pm; $46–$56
Much more than just your typical tribute band, Good Vibrations celebrates the legacy and spirit of the legendary Beach Boys by recreating all of their classic music and timeless sounds of summer LIVE on stage!
10,000 MANIACS
Friday, May 30, 8pm; $55–$65
10,000 Maniacs has covered plenty of ground in its 40 years, from cult-stardom to international stardom, to their current status as a cornerstone alternative band.
THE NELSONS
Saturday, May 31, 7:30pm; $41–$51
Famous for their incredible harmonies, musicianship, and humor, multiplatinum recording artists and twin icons Matthew and Gunnar Nelson are torchbearers of an American entertainment dynasty. The Nelson family has been entertaining audiences or well over 100 years.
TESLA
Wednesday, June 4, 8pm; $106–$116
That they are still roaring and soaring should be no surprise. That’s just how they are built. Tesla may have been born in the mid-80s, but their bluesy, soulful sound is strongly embedded in the roots of organic, authentic, 1970s rock and roll.
THE SIXTIES SHOW
Saturday, June 7, 8pm; $41–$51
The band is widely celebrated and known for their spot-on, notefor-note recreations of the greatest hits, B-sides, and deep album cuts from 1960s. They use a state-of-the-art sound system, but only play authentic vintage and reissue vintage gear and instrumentation, just like original artists and original recordings.
STEVE EARLE
Tuesday, June 10, 8pm; $56–$66
Steve Earle is one of the most acclaimed singer-songwriters of his generation. A protégé of Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark, he quickly became a master storyteller in his own right, with his songs being recorded by Johnny Cash, Joan Baez, Emmylou Harris, and countless others.
JORMA KAUKONEN WITH SPECIAL GUEST JOHN HURLBUT
Tuesday, June 17, 7:30pm; $46–$56
Jorma Kaukonen has been one of the most highly respected interpreters of American roots music, blues, and rock. A member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and a Grammy recipient, Jorma is a founding member of Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna.
“ Thank you for making art programs readily available. It has given me a creative outlet.”
EXHIBITIONS
CALL FOR MAKERS: MADE
Submission Dates: February 17–May 31
Late Submission Dates: June 1–15
Ticonic Gallery is currently seeking vendor applications for Made: Maine Makers Market, our 10th annual pop-up shop, which will be held from November 12, 2025 to January 26, 2026. Formerly known as the Holiday Bazaar, Made celebrates the artistry and craftsmanship of Maine’s talented makers. This seasonal marketplace features a curated selection of locally handmade wares, offering visitors the chance to discover unique treasures and one-of-a-kind gifts created by Maine artisans.
YOUTH ART MONTH
March 1–April 6, 2025
Opening reception Friday, March 7, 4–7pm
Ticonic Gallery and Greene Block + Studios
Ticonic Gallery is delighted to partner with Greene Block + Studios (located at 18 Main Street) to celebrate Youth Art Month with a spectacular, multi-site exhibition of artwork by local K–12 students. Youth Art Month allows students to showcase their work in a gallery setting and share their achievements with their families and community. The 2025 theme is Healing Through Color.
SPORTS ILLUSTRATORS
April 16 –June 16
Ticonic Gallery
Sports Illustrators, curated by Illustration Institute, explores the stories of sports and athletes through visual art. Sports are the source of popular lore, legend, tall tales, and poignant histories across cultures. This exhibition showcases renowned illustrators’ visions of a wide range of sports.
ART IN THE LOBBY AS I ROVED OUT: WORKS BY ABBOTT MEADER
January 15 –July 21
Maine Film Center Lobby
Retired Colby Professor of Art Abbott Meader presents images of inland Maine landscapes, which reflect his interest in strong formal structuring as well as his close examination of nature seen at a walking pace. Each piece originated from observations and sketches of the natural world, later evolving in the studio.
COMMUNITY DRAW
Wednesdays, April 9, May 14, June 11, 6–8pm; Ages 16+; $11
Seasoned and aspiring artists are invited to participate in this costumed figure drawing to hone their skills in a supportive environment. Participants bring their media of choice; Ticonic provides the chairs, model, and camaraderie.
THE DEATH WINGS PROJECT: A HANDS-ON CREATIVE RITUAL
Sunday, April 13, 1–4:15pm; Ages 18+; SOLD OUT
Sunday, September 7, 1–4:15pm, Ages 18+; Free, Registration Required Supportive. Healing. Safe. Unique. These are the four words participants use most when describing a wing-making workshop. Join Bess Welden and members of the Death Wings Project team in a new session focused on grief, loss, and life transitions.
APRIL ARTIST + MAKER CAMP
April 21–25, 9am–12pm; Ages 8–12; $176
Spend a week making and creating! Kids will explore a variety of artists, materials, techniques, ideas, and inspiration, including the new exhibition, Sports Illustrators, in the Ticonic Gallery.
MAINE POTTERY TOUR
Saturday, May 3, 10am–5pm + Sunday, May 4, 11am–4pm
Join Art of Clay Studio members as they participate in their second Maine Pottery Tour, a statewide tour of clay studios in Maine. Tour visitors will be able to view the clay studio, purchase pottery created by clay studio members, and enjoy other offerings inside the Paul J. Schupf Art Center. More information at mainepotterytour.org.
TEAM DAY
Saturday, May 10, 9:30am–1pm; All Ages; Free
Step up to the plate and experience Sports Illustrators, the new exhibition at the Ticonic Gallery! Youth and school spring sports teams are invited to enjoy bagels and smoothies, design a sneaker that’s sure to score, create a team banner to rally your fans, and watch the classic film A League of Their Own (ticket required).
JUNE ARTIST + MAKER CAMP
June 23–27, 9am–12pm; Ages 8–12; $176
Spend a week making and creating! Kids will explore a variety of artists, materials, techniques, ideas, and inspiration, including the new Bernard Langlais exhibition in the downtown Colby gallery and Sports Illustrators in the Ticonic Gallery.
CLAY CLASSES + WORKSHOPS
Tools, materials, clay, glazes, firings, and studio access are included with all class registrations. Artwork will be available to pick up two weeks after class is completed.
ADVANCED CLAY: WHEEL-THROWING
Thursdays, April 3, 10, 17, 24, May 1, 5:30–8pm (no class May 8)
May 10, 1–3pm; Ages 16+; $181
Ceramic artist Cherie Giampietro leads this six-week class designed to strengthen and build upon intermediate wheelthrowing techniques. Students must have prior knowledge of wheel-throwing.
TEEN CLAY CLUB
Wednesdays, April 9 + 23, 3–5pm; $61
In this bi-monthly exploration of clay, teens ages 13–16 will learn about hand-building, glazing, surface design, and more. Each young artist will be encouraged to independently find their own unique approach to clay in a supportive environment. Students will begin by creating hand-built artwork and then decorate with a variety of techniques to enhance and elevate their work.
HAND-BUILT GARDEN PROJECTS
Saturdays, April 12 + 19, 1–3pm; Ages 13+; $81
In this introduction to hand-building, artist Pam Wilcox will guide participants through different hand-building techniques to make projects, such as garden snails, mushrooms, gnomes, and plant stakes. Think all things gardening!
TEEN WHEEL-THROWING
Wednesdays, May 7, 14, 21, 28, June 4, 11, 3–5pm; Ages 13–16; $141
Instructor Wendy Burton leads teens in this four-week class exploring the fundamentals of wheel-throwing. Learn clay basics, including centering, shaping, trimming, handle making, and glazing in a fun and supportive environment.
CLAY DECORATING TECHNIQUES
Tuesdays, June 3, 10, 17, (no class June 24)
July 1, 8, 15, 5:30–8pm; Ages 16+; $181
Elevate your artistic expression as you dive into surface decoration techniques in clay. Students will begin by creating hand-built artwork and then decorate with a variety of techniques. Led by Misha Oraa Ali.
“Excellent experience. Great choices of films and superb sound.”
HER
Saturday, April 5, 6:30pm | 2013 | 126 minutes | R | Free With post-screening discussion
Heartbroken Theodore purchases a new operating system designed to develop into a unique entity that meets his every need. Theodore and “Samantha,” as the system names itself, develop a complicated friendship as Theodore tries to reconcile his impending divorce.
THE FAULT IN OUR STARS
Sunday, April 13, 12pm | 2014 | 126 minutes | PG-13 | Free Hazel, a 16-year-old cancer patient, falls in love with Gus, a fellow teen attendee of her cancer support group. Hazel and Gus bond over shared hobbies, sharp wit, and a love of books, and when Gus secures a trip to Amsterdam to meet Hazel’s favorite author, the two embark on the journey of a lifetime. Sponsored by the Colby Center for the Arts and Humanities.
SAVING WALDEN’S WORLD
Tuesday, April 22, 6:30pm | Not Rated | Free When young arms dealer Jim Merkel realizes how much his work is harming families in less affluent societies, he has an ethical crisis and begins a decades-long journey to redeem himself and make the world a better place. Co-presented with the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association.
A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN
Saturday, May 10, 12:30pm | 1992 | 128 minutes | PG | One day only
The classic sports comedy film returns to the Maine Film Center in conjunction with Sports Illustrators, an exhibition on view at Ticonic Gallery + Studios from April 16–June 16. As a professional all-female baseball league forms during World War II, sisters Dottie and Kit compete against each other and spar with a league scout and their has-been manager.
NATIONAL THEATRE LIVE
Theatrical productions presented onscreen at the Maine Film Center. Tickets: $16 adults | $14.50 seniors, students, military | $13.50 children (12 and under) | Members: 15% off all tickets
DR. STRANGELOVE
Saturday, April 12, 12pm | 150 minutes | R Steve Coogan plays four roles in the world premiere stage adaptation of Stanley Kubrick’s comedy, Dr. Strangelove. This explosively funny satire, about a rogue U.S. general who triggers a nuclear attack, is led by a world-renowned creative team including Armando Iannucci and Sean Foley.
FESTIVALS
CINEMA IN CONVERSATION
March 31, April 14, April 21, April 28, May 12
Five free films with lectures from community experts, sponsored by the Colby Center for the Arts and Humanities! FMI: mainefilmcenter.org.
MAINE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Submissions are still open for the 28th Maine International Film Festival! To submit your film, visit MIFF.org. Submission deadlines and dates:
April 11 (Extended Deadline)
June 13 (Notification Date)
July 11–20 (Event Date)
MAINE STUDENT FILM + VIDEO FESTIVAL
Saturday, July 19, 12pm | Free
The Maine Student Film + Video Festival returns to MIFF! All Maine students in grades K–12 are invited to submit short films in the narrative, documentary, and creative categories. Students may win filmmaking gear or a $500 grand prize. The deadline for submissions is June 15. To learn more, visit mainestudentfilm.org.
FIREFLIES
A family-friendly film series.
Matinee tickets: $9 adults, seniors, students, military | $8 children (12 and under) | Members: 15% off all tickets
NYICFF: BIG KID FLICKS
April 19 + 20
THE ILLUSIONIST
May 17
MET OPERA ENCORE
Tickets: $19 adults | $17 seniors, students, military | $16 children (12 + under)
Maine Film Center presents the 2024–25 season of Met Opera Live in HD, bringing encore screenings of the Metropolitan Opera to the heart of Waterville. Screenings start at 12:55pm.
LE NOZZE DE FIGARO
May 3
SALOME
May 31
IL BARBIERE DE SIVIGLIA
June 14
partner events
CHILDREN’S
DISCOVERY MUSEUM childrensdiscoverymuseum.org
SECOND ANNUAL KIDS TALENT SHOW
Saturday, April 19, 3pm; $10 to attend, free to participate! The second annual Kids Talent Show will showcase 6–12-year-olds on the Stage at the Children’s Discovery Museum. Acts of all kinds are welcome to participate. First prize is a Waterville Area gift bundle worth over $100!
SPRING TEA PARTY
Sunday, April 27, 2pm; $15 per person
You’re invited to an English Afternoon Tea with the Children’s Discovery Museum! Come enjoy a cup of afternoon tea and a bit to eat as you participate in a traditional tea experience.
ELM CITY MUSIC SCHOOL elmcitymusic.org
PRIVATE LESSONS AND GROUP CLASSES
For all ages and abilities, including Wee Violin, Rhythm Rockers, Community Sing, Drums Alive, and Rock Band. To enroll, visit elmcitymusic.org. For more information, email info@elmcitymusic.org.
COLBY ARTS arts.colby.edu
COLBY CREATIVES POP UP
April 4, 5pm; Greene Block + Studios
Enjoy music by Colby Music Incubator student bands and purchase original artwork like zines, prints, stickers, and pottery by Colby student artists!
BRAZILIAN EXPERIENCE
May 2, 6pm; Greene Block + Studios
Join for an incredible Bossa Nova band followed by an Afro-Brazilian dance party! Brazilian themed appetizers and drinks available!
POST PARDON: THE OPERA
June 5 + 7; The Gordon Center for Creative and Performing Arts
Post Pardon: The Opera draws on African-diasporic spirituality and folklore to tell the story of Willow, a queer activist confronted with the ghost of her estranged mother. More info and reserve tickets at arts. colby.edu/reserve-tickets.
MAEA
8:30AM, WC
Youth Art Month Closes
LeAnn Rimes 8PM, WOH
Beginner Clay: Hand-Building 5:30PM, TGS
Teen Clay Club 3PM, TGS
Beginner Clay: Hand-Building 5:30PM, TGS
Community Draw 6PM, TGS
Peking Acrobats 7PM, WOH
Advanced Clay: Wheel-Throwing 5:30PM, TGS
Advanced Clay: Wheel-Throwing 5:30PM, TGS
Maine Arts Education Association (MAEA) Conference 4PM, WC
MAEA 9AM, WC
Waterville Moves
9:30 + 10:30AM, WC
HER 6:30PM, MFC
Juston McKinney 8PM, WOH
NTL: Dr. Strangelove 12PM, MFC
Hand-Built Garden Projects 1PM, TGS
The Fault in Our Stars 12PM, MFC
Death Wings Project: A Hands-On Creative Ritual 1PM, TGS
Fireflies: NYICFF
Kid Flicks: Big Kids 12PM, MFC
Artist + Maker Camp 9AM, TGS
Artist + Maker Camp 9AM, TGS
Saving Walden’s World 6:30PM, MFC
Sports Illustrators (lllustration Institute) 11AM, TGS
Beginner Clay: Hand-Building 5:30PM, TGS
Advanced Clay: Wheel-Throwing 5:30PM, TGS
Earth Day Speaker 7PM, WC
Waterville Moves 9:30 + 10:30AM, WC
Fireflies: NYICFF Kid Flicks: Big Kids 12PM, MFC
Artist + Maker Camp 9AM, TGS
Artist + Maker Camp 9AM, TGS
Artist + Maker Camp 9AM, TGS
Teen Clay Club 3PM, TGS
Advanced Clay: Wheel-Throwing 5:30PM, TGS
Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical 7:30PM, WOH
Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical 7:30PM, WOH
Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical 2PM, WOH
Maine Pottery Tour 11AM, TGS
Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical 2PM, WOH
Wheel-Throwing For Teens 3PM, TGS
Brian Regan 8PM, WOH
Advanced Clay: Wheel-Throwing 5:30PM, TGS
Waterville Moves
Sports Illustrators Opening Reception 5–7pm, TGS
Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical 7:30PM, WOH
Wheel-Throwing For Teens 3PM, TGS
Community Draw 6PM, TGS
SLICE: Field Trip Day! 9:30AM, WC
Wheel-Throwing For Teens 3PM, TGS
Good Vibrations 8PM, WOH
9:30 + 10:30AM, WC
Maine Pottery Tour 10AM, TGS
MET Opera Encore: Le Nozze de Figaro 12:55PM, MFC
Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical 2PM, WOH
Team Day 9:30AM, TGS
Story Walk Opening 10AM + 1PM, WC
Advanced Clay: Wheel-Throwing 1PM, TGS
A ofLeague Their Own 12:30PM, MFC
MET Opera Encore: Salome 12:55PM, MFC The Nelsons 7:30PM, WOH 03 08 07 10 09 05 04 06 15 14 17 16 12 11 13
Wheel-Throwing For Teens 3PM, TGS
10,000 Maniacs 8PM, WOH
Waterville Moves 9:30 + 10:30AM, WC
Fireflies: The Illusionist 12PM, MFC
Clay Decorating Techniques 5:30PM, TGS
Clay Decorating Techniques 5:30PM, TGS
Steve Earle 8PM, WOH
Wheel-Throwing For Teens 3PM, TGS Tesla 8PM, WOH
Maine General: Watercolors + Wellness 10AM, WC
Wheel-Throwing For Teens 3PM, TGS
Community Draw 6PM, TGS
Clay Decorating Techniques 5:30PM, TGS
An Evening with Jorma Kaukonen 7:30PM, WOH
Artist + Maker Camp 9AM, TGS
Artist + Maker Camp 9AM, TGS
Artist + Maker Camp 9AM, TGS
Artist + Maker Camp 9AM, TGS
Art in the Park 3PM, WC
The Sixties Show 8PM, WOH
Artist + Maker Camp 9AM, TGS 12 11 14 13 09 08 10 19 18 21 20 16 15 17 26 25 28 27 23 22 24 30 29
MET Opera Encore: Il Barbiere de Siviglia 12:55PM, MFC
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