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'Cushing Creations' for final Arts In The Barn - Vimarsana News

'Cushing Creations' for final Arts In The Barn

CUSHING — Arts In The Barn, 17 Hathorne Point Road, opens the community exhibition "Cushing Creations" with a reception Friday, Aug. 25, from 5 to 7 p.m. The one-weekend-only exhibit

Author Irene Drago and Cushing resident Ida Clarke combine for maritime fiction, local history - Vimarsana News

Author Irene Drago and Cushing resident Ida Clarke combine for maritime fiction, local history

CUSHING — Bath novelist Irene Drago and Cushing resident Ida Elliot Clarke will present "Telling the History within the Fiction of Lavinia Wren and the Sailmakers” on Saturday, August 19, at 4 p.m., at the Cushing Society Barn, Hathorne Point Road...

Talk on local history's role in maritime fiction Aug. 19 - Vimarsana News

Talk on local history's role in maritime fiction Aug. 19

CUSHING — Award-winning Bath novelist Irene Drago and Cushing resident Ida Elliot Clarke will present "Telling the History within the Fiction of 'Lavinia Wren and the Sailmakers'" at the Cushing

Calling artists and crafters for 'The Lobster Show' at Arts In The Barn - Vimarsana News

Calling artists and crafters for 'The Lobster Show' at Arts In The Barn

CUSHING – Arts In The Barn/ Cushing Historical Society presents a fundraiser for the Maine Lobstermen's Community Alliance July 28 through 30, at 17 Hathorne Point Road in beautiful Cushing. The opening reception with refreshments is Friday, July 28...

Why was Samoset was the first to meet the Plymouth colonists? Jody Bachelder to explain - Vimarsana News

Why was Samoset was the first to meet the Plymouth colonists? Jody Bachelder to explain

CUSHING — In March 1621, the colonists at Plymouth Plantation were astonished to be welcomed in English by an Indigenous inhabitant. That man was Samoset — even more surprisingly not a native of Plymouth but a sagamore of the Wawenock, his home more...