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Slide guitar virtuoso and singer-songwriter Abbie Gardner — a beloved fixture on the New England acoustic and roots music circuit — performs at the Camden Opera House on Wednesday, October 14. Known for her mastery of the resonator guitar and warm, storytelling-driven songs.
Northern Cross, one of New England's top-tier tribute acts, brings the iconic sound of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young to the Waldo Theatre (916 Main St., Waldoboro) on Friday, September 25 at 7:30 PM. A faithful, harmony-rich celebration of CSNY's classic catalogue at one of the midcoast's most charming small venues.
Sincere folk storyteller John Craigie — whose February 2026 album "I Swam Here" has earned wide praise — plays the Waldo Theatre (916 Main St., Waldoboro) on Thursday, September 17 at 7:30 PM, with indie-folk opener Humbird. Intimate, lyric-forward acoustic music in one of the midcoast's most charming small venues.
Folk-soul duo MaMuse — with nearly two decades of devoted following and a new full-band album "This Is the Venue" arriving August 2026 — perform at the Waldo Theatre (916 Main St., Waldoboro) on Monday, September 28 at 7:30 PM. Warm, harmony-rich acoustic music from a beloved touring act.
DownEast New Music presents "By the Sea" at the Waldo Theatre (916 Main St., Waldoboro) on Sunday, July 19 at 4 PM — a contemporary classical program weaving music with landscapes, featuring compositions that explore the deep connections between melody and place along the Maine coast.
Philly hip-hop blues trio G. Love & Special Sauce bring their laid-back, groovy fusion of blues, hip-hop, and Americana to the Waldo Theatre (916 Main St., Waldoboro) on Tuesday, August 11 at 7:30 PM. An energetic live act beloved for its loose, soulful style.
Ukrainian world-music quartet DakhaBrakha — troubadours, activists, and educators whose music blends traditional Ukrainian folk with global influences — perform at the Waldo Theatre (916 Main St., Waldoboro) on Sunday, August 2 at 7:30 PM. One of the most extraordinary live acts in contemporary world music.
Kansas City blues guitarist and vocalist Danielle Nicole — former frontwoman of Trampled Under Foot — brings her powerful roadhouse blues to Watts Hall (174 Main St., Thomaston) on Friday, September 25. One of the most exciting voices in contemporary blues comes to Knox County.
Veteran PBS NewsHour anchor and journalist Judy Woodruff appears at the Camden Opera House on Friday, August 28, presented by the Camden Conference — the midcoast's premier international affairs forum. An evening of in-depth conversation with one of American journalism's most distinguished voices.
Guitarist Joachim Cooder — son of Ry Cooder and a remarkable multi-instrumentalist in his own right — performs at the Camden Opera House on Friday, August 14, presented by Bagaduce Music. An intimate concert at one of the midcoast's most beloved venues.
The Camden Opera House's intimate Blue Café series presents New England folk singer-songwriter Jonny Brenns on Wednesday, July 22. A warm summer evening of original acoustic music at the midcoast's beloved community venue in downtown Camden.
Maine stand-up comedian Bob Marley — one of New England's most beloved comics — plays two shows (early and late) at the Camden Opera House on Saturday, August 8. A night of signature regional humor and storytelling at the midcoast's premier intimate venue.
Watts Hall Community Arts (174 Main St., Thomaston) stages the classic musical "Annie" with multiple performances from June 26 through July 3. A beloved community theater tradition at the historic Knox County venue; tickets at wattshallcommunityarts.thundertix.com.
National Theatre Live screens Arthur Miller's "All My Sons" starring Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste at the Strand Theatre (345 Main St., Rockland) on August 29 and September 8. A gripping production of the classic American drama about family, wartime profit, and moral responsibility.
National Theatre Live brings Helen Mirren's acclaimed performance as Queen Elizabeth II to the Strand Theatre (345 Main St., Rockland) on July 11 and 21. In Moira Buffini's play, the monarch grants private weekly audiences to Prime Ministers spanning her 60-year reign — a landmark production from London's Gillian Lynne Theatre.