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Maine painter Tessa Greene O'Brien is showing her work at Buoy in Kittery, while new Portland gallery Dunes displays the paintings of young New York-based artist Jamie Chan.

Picks for Aug. 18-21 include a cornucopia of festivals celebrating the African diaspora, sweet corn, power metal and the Eken Park neighborhood; concerts include a tour stop by Lee Bains & the Glory Fires and a CD release by Little Red Wolf.

Isthmus Picks for Aug. 15-18 includes outdoor concerts by Rebulú and Marcus Porter; Dane Buy Locals Eat Local, Give Local day returns.

Social Justice Center fundraiser, with music by Able Baker, The Scratch-Offs, William Z. Villain, DJ Hanna, raffle. Donations.

Events from June 23-26 also include the annual Tenney-Lapham Art Walk; concert tour visits from Heartland Marimba Ensemble, Harriet Tubman and Thelma & the Sleaze; Oregon Summer Fest and THE Summerfest in Milwaukee; and more.

The restored Fergusons motel space feels like it’s back to full power now that F the Bar has opened, serving natural wines on tap, local beers, mocktails and more.

These events will help ALS Nevada support efforts to discover treatments and a cure, as well as serving, advocating, and empowering people affected by ALS to live their lives to

Able Baker, an indie-rock band based in Madison, Wisconsin, performed at Al’s Bar on April 5th. They were accompanied by The Present Age, a fellow Wisconsin band; and local Lexington acts Venice Under Water and Naptaker. It was the band’s second show in Kentucky for their first ever tour. “I thin

Giada De Laurentiis, Guy Fieri, Shania Twain, Steve Aoki, Jack Eichel and many more weigh in.

64th Annual Grammy Awards: 9 MTSU alumni up for awards Sunday night