Community Calendar

Join us for (one hour) Trivia in the brewhouse with our friend Megh. The questions will commence every Friday starting promptly at 6 pm. We recommend arriving early to get settled as missed questions are not repeated. Tickets are free but reservations are strongly recommended as we've been packed recently! Walk-ins are not guaranteed a seat, but we'll absolutely do our best to squeeze you in, if we can. If you are making a reservation for your team, please account for all the members of your team. Groups can be up to six players. Bite Into Maine will be here for all of your tasty dinner or snacking needs. As always we’ll have delicious beer, wine, cider, and n/a bevs flowing. We can’t wait to see you and your fantastic team names!

FYI, as our brewhouse is a food production space, sadly dogs must stay on our covered patio.

The prizes are:
First - $75 gift card
Second - Fun merch pack
Third - Rotating "prize pack"

Jim Gaffigan announced today new dates added to his 2025 Everything Is Wonderful Tour, with a stop at Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, Maine on Friday, December 5, featuring all new material.

Have you ever seen a tree grow? Watched the moon rise? Or fallen asleep watching tv? Maybe.. but you’ve NEVER seen a puppet show like this!

Portland renowned Shoestring Theater presents its latest puppet show blending puppetry of numerous mediums and scales, elaborate costumes, and striking choreography accompanied by live music. In this abstract performance, a tree grows in shadows produced by an overhead projector, a hand puppet goes about its daily domestic business, and human sized raptors dance across the stage. Part play, part bad dream, Shoestring invites you to see where we go when we fall asleep. Directed by Shoestring’s Nance Parker, performed by local puppeteers Sarah Katz, Celina Lemieux, Kendall Mackey, Josie Colt, and Paige Phillips; music by Rion Hergenhan and support from Greg Frangoulis.

Five-time Olivier Award-winner Imelda Staunton (The Crown) joins forces with her real-life daughter Bessie Carter (Bridgerton) for the very first time, playing mother and daughter in Bernard Shaw’s incendiary moral classic.

Vivie Warren is a woman ahead of her time. Her mother, however, is a product of that old patriarchal order. Exploiting it has earned Mrs. Warren a fortune – but at what cost?

Filmed live from the West End, this new production reunites Staunton with director Dominic Cooke (Follies, Good ), exploring the clash between morality and independence, traditions and progress.

Please note: this is a broadcast presentation

Come with us on a journey through our Milky Way! Together we will fly to places where
no human being has ever been before. We start at our Sun, look at our galaxy from the
outside and plunge into the starry center. In the process, we will address exciting
questions: How does a galaxy form and function? And where do all the stars come
from?
Using current scientific data and simulations have been implemented for the
planetarium, audiences will experience our home galaxy as vividly in new ways!

The Kennebec Performing Arts Company (KPAC) will “Celebrate the Season” at its annual holiday concerts on December 5th and 6th. Under the direction of John Neal, the KPAC Choir will perform a beautiful selection of seasonal works, including “Candlelight Carol” by John Rutter, “Ose Shalom” (The One Who Makes Peace) by John Leavitt, the traditional Hispanic carol “A La Nanita Nana”, “Glory, Glory, Glory to the Newborn King” by Moses Hogan, “Festival Gloria” by Craig Courtney, and “He Watching Over Israel” by Mendelssohn.
The KPAC Wind Ensemble, also directed by John Neal, will feature festive favorites such as “Celtic Carol“ by Robert W. Smith and “A Christmas Celebration”. A special highlight will be “Log Cabin Blues”, featuring xylophone soloist Sophie Komiega. Assistant Director Dan Gilbert will take the podium to conduct “The Eighth Candle” by Steve Reisteter, a symphonic treatment of traditional Hanukkah themes.
The evening will conclude with the KPAC Jazz Band, led by new director Russell Caverly, performing lively arrangements of familiar holiday tunes. The program will also include a commissioned work by Terry White, a noted Maine music educator, composer, arranger, and bandleader in the Portland area for more than 34 years.
This festive concert is free and open to the public, thanks to KPAC’s generous sponsors and a grant from the Onion Foundation.

REALLY is a play about mourning, intimacy, and the conflict between goodness and greatness as seen through the lens of photography.

Down East Singers, conducted by Anthony Antolini, presents Buxtehude's "In dulci jubilo," Mozart's "Missa Brevis in F," and Celtic choral music of the season, accompanied by violinists Sophie Davis and Luke Fatora, cellist Ronan Sands and keyboardist Jennifer McIvor. Davis and Fatora will also play Celtic fiddle music as a duo.

Join us at the Chocolate Church Arts Center on November 5 for an unforgettable evening of vocal virtuosity and sonic exploration with Roomful of Teeth. This Grammy Award–winning vocal band is dedicated to reimagining the expressive potential of the human voice, blending techniques from throat singing to yodeling, bel canto to beatboxing. The ensemble’s sound defies boundaries — at once ancient and avant-garde, earthy and ethereal. Audiences can expect a program that is both daring and deeply human, showcasing the breathtaking range of the human voice and the transformative power of collective sound.

Founded in 2009 by Brad Wells and incubated at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA), Roomful of Teeth was born from a spirit of creative risk and relentless curiosity. Its members immersed themselves in the world’s rich tapestry of vocal traditions, studying with extraordinary singers and teachers from around the globe, and discovered that the boundaries of the human voice are far more expansive than anyone imagined.

“From the beginning, we’ve been driven by the question: What else can the voice do?” says Wells. “Through experimentation, collaboration, and plenty of trial and error, we’ve learned that every limitation can become a new possibility.”

Over the past decade, Roomful of Teeth has cultivated a growing body of work in collaboration with some of today’s most visionary composers, artists, and thinkers. Their repertoire bridges genres and disciplines, weaving together contemporary classical, folk, experimental, and global vocal traditions. The ensemble’s collaborations—spanning music, visual art, dance, and technology—have redefined what it means to create with the human voice.

Seacoast Stories Podcast LIVE!
Ft. Erin Holt & Liars Bench Beer Co.'s Dagan Migirditch + Music From Laura Fox!
Friday, December 5
Doors 7:00pm / Show 7:30pm
All ages / Seated
Pay-what-you-choose General Admission (starting at $32)

In the third live edition of Seacoast Stories in 2025, host Troy Farkas brings the Seacoast's #1 podcast to 3S Artspace! To cap off a massive year for Seacoast Stories, Troy welcomes three beloved past guests to the stage for an intimate evening of conversation, connection, laughs, and celebrating what makes the Seacoast so special.

To kick off the evening, he'll speak to Dagan Migirditch, the highly-regarded co-founder of Liars Bench Beer Co. in Portsmouth. After that, musician and marketing strategist Laura Fox - who has designed websites for top local brands such as The Funk'tional Nutritionist and The Word Barn - takes the stage to perform some of her signature acoustic songs. And the headlining act is the one and only, Erin Holt! She's one of the leading voices in the field of functional nutrition and women's wellness, and also the host of the very popular The Funk'tional Nutrition Podcast. To round out the night, Q+A, giveaways, and merch!

Featured guests:

Erin Holt - The Funk'tional Nutritionist
Laura Fox - Musician + Marketing Strategist
Dagan Migirditch - Co-founder, Liars Bench Beer Co.