Johnson Hall Wins Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce Award for Community Service

Awards Banquet Jan 27, 2012 at Augusta Civic Center

Executive Director Judy Lloyd will accept Community Service Award for Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center.

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The Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce has announced that Johnson Hall received a Community Service award for 2012.   Read about it here. The Kennebec Journal publishes articles about the award-winners. Read about Johnson Hall and the other Community Service winner, Carolyn Neighoff, here.

Primo Cubano–Hot Latin “Son” Music

Back by Popular Demand!

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Primo Cubano is the only hot Latin band with a Cuban “Son”-style in Maine.   Primo Cubano uses the traditional acoustic instrumentation of tres, upright bass, guitar and trumpet with the rich percussion of congas, bongos, maracas, guiro, and claves.  The songs’ Spanish lyrics are sung in the rhythmic call-and-response style of Son, that’s easy to join in on.  With…
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$15, JH member $13 (bring a non-member free) Student (to age 22) $6.  Call for tix: 582-7144.

Can U Here Me Know?

A Gay Man's Journey in Deaf Culture and this Crazy Place Called Life

Starring Dan Williams

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Dialogues both comic and poignant, music, laughs and tears.  Call for tickets: 461-2213, after 3 pm. Email for information: knead24u@yahoo.com.   (Rental of Johnson Hall.) 

$15 at door, $12, Seniors

Phone 461-2213, after 3 pm

Teen Band Show

Four bands

Feb. 17, 7 pm

Tentative Teen Band Show on Feb. 17:  Forward Momentum Prophecy, Ten Cent Circus, and Inner Peace.

Winter Shenanigans Visual and Performing Arts Day Camps

"A Journey to Oz" by Richard Coleman -- Feb. 21,22, 23

"The Wizard of Oz" story, all in verse!

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It is a story so well known.
Scene one on a farm, Auntie Em owns.
A tale that will teach a thing or two.
Scene two in a land of little people, Dorothy wonders who?
Friendship with tin, straw and paws,
Scene three on the road to Oz!
Join Johnson Hall’s Winter Shenanigans for A Journey to Oz by Richard


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Lynn Deeves, with Robby Coffin, Scott Elliot, and Alfred Lund

Powerful singer/songwriter and band members on vocals, guitars and percussion

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Lynn Deeves, singer/songwriter, with a versatile mix of originals merging folk, blues, and gospel influences.  Band members for this gig only are well-known local musicians on vocals and instruments: Alfred Lund on percussion, Robby Coffin on guitars, and Scott Elliot on bass.  Lynn is known for her rich, soulful voice combined with a sharp wit and dynamic stage presence. Her…
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Adult: $16, JH Member $13, Student (to age 22) $6

Call 582-7144 for tickets.

Fred Garbo Inflatable Theater Company

Great Family Fun! Presented at Hall-Dale High School (Hallowell-Farmingdale)

Center Stage Series, co-sponsor: Kennebec Savings Bank.

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Fred Garbo’s gigantic inflatable props shimmer, balloon, deflate, and bounce in a rainbow of colors. Fred Garbo inhabits this enchanting world with tremendous aplomb and skill.  Fast-paced, energetic, universally engaging and theatrically clever.  Family fun!   This matinee show needs a bigger venue, so we are presenting it at Hall-Dale High School, 97 Maple Street, Farmingdale.  

Adult $19; Johnson Hall member $16; Child under 14 $10.  Call for tix: 582-7144.

Castlebay–Beautiful Celtic & New England Music

Julia Lang and Fred Gosbee

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Poignant ballads sung in Lane’s ethereal soprano and Gosbee’s rich baritone interspersed with joyous dance tunes played on Celtic harp, guitar, fiddle and tin whistle.

 

$16 Adult; $13 JH Member; $6 Student (to age 22).  Call for tix: 582-7144.