For the last two decades, the Warren Miller Ski film has come to our Historic Theater the week of Thanksgiving. Each year, for three days, we follow the athletes team as they take us on their ski adventures all around the world. This year’s film “Line of Descent, presented by Volkswagen” takes us to Squaw Valley, Jackson Hole, Norway, the French Alps, British Columbia, Steamboat Springs, New Zealand, and some other skiing venues.Read More
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Last year, for my Thanksgiving week blog I shared the five things that I’m grateful for here at The Music Hall. As I read through it, I thought it would be a nice tradition to continue this year I thought I’d expand it to the six things. Here they are!Read More
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We are counting down the days until the Ogunquit Playhouse Production of Irving Berlin’s White Christmas swings into the Historic Theater! Today I am SO excited to share the cast of this amazing production! If you haven’t gotten your tickets yet, get them while we still have some good seats available!!
The musical features Emmy-winning, Sally Struthers as Martha Watson. Kate Loprest and Vanessa Sonon return as the beloved Haynes sisters. They are joined by Broadway veterans David Elder as Bob Wallace, and Jacob ben Widmar as Phil Davis, who will be making their debuts in this heartwarming musical adaptation with book by David Ives and Paul Blake and featuring seventeen Irving Berlin songs including “Blue Skies,” “Sisters,” “Count Your Blessings,” and the perennial favorite, “White Christmas.” Read More
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It’s that time of year again, it’s time for me to pull out my baking pans, remember how to use my oven, and start building my Gingerbread House. For those of you who know me personally, or have been following this blog for awhile, you know that I take this competition very seriously, I’m even a member of the committee that runs the competition. I’ve built a first draft of my model, I’ve reached out to expert bakers for tips and tricks (and I want to send a very big THANK YOU to Popovers on the Square for ALLLLLLL of their help!), and roped in some coworkers.Read More
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As I was curating items for this year’s annual auction, I was approached about including an original photograph of Cuba by famed large format photographer Andrew Moore. From the moment I saw this picture I knew it was special, the blue light of sunset casting a warm glow on buildings that were falling into disrepair, the warm lights coming from the windows, it captured the beauty and sadness of Cuba so well. Read More
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A very unfiltered Anthony Bourdain, the producer of “Wasted,” is passionate about this subject. The film also features world-renown chef Mario Batali, a world renowned chef, who regaled us at the Music Hall last year. Mario is devoted to reducing food waste.Read More
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When it comes to meetings and events, studies show—and meeting planners know—that “authenticity” is more than a buzzword. For today’s attendees, having an authentic experience is the key to success. This means feeling a sense of place, eating local farm to fork food, and having time to explore the neighborhood.Read More
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I’m not always in the mood for a quiet movie in a beautiful setting with a positive message and appealing characters. After all, I rank Pulp Fiction and The Usual Suspects among my all-time favorites and I know the energy a good villain can bring to a story. But from the moment I heard about School Life, the movie we’re going to be discussing on Tuesday night in The Music Hall Loft, I found myself looking forward to it with real anticipation.Read More
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