Four days of live jazz in beautiful Camden, Maine! PLEASE STAY TUNED FOR UPDATES here, at jazzinjunecamdenme.com and on the Jazz in June Facebook page!

PLEASE STAY TUNED for updates here, on jazzinjunecamdenmaine.com and on the Jazz in June Facebook page

Harmony-rich blend of contemporary folk and acoustic pop from rural Maine! with opener the Halcyon Quartet. General admission no-fee tickets are $14 in advance, $16 day-of-show. RESCHEDULED FROM APRIL 11th

We are pleased to be hosting, for the first time, this annual series of contemporary dance performances and community workshops by female choreographers in Midcoast Maine. Show times and ticket information TBA; click the link for information about the series and to see clips from previous years.

We are pleased to bring back the acclaimed Happenstance Theater for another family show! Tickets will go on sale soon, so mark your calendars now and check back regularly!

New series debuts in the Tucker Room with Poetry with Strings Attached. Kristen Lindquist and Paul Corrigan read original poems; and violinist/guitarist Susan Ramsey and cellist Ruth Fogg perform. Free/donations to Community Arts Fund; Zoot Coffee beverages. Limited seating. Rescheduled from April 5

Cap the annual Camden Windjammer Festival weekend with an intimate concert by the influential singer/songwriter/guitarist and Boston folk legend Tom Rush, accompanied by Berklee grad and emerging artist Matt Nakoa. No-fee tickets are $30 in advance, $35 day of show.

The popular Blue Café series presents local luthier and acoustic string player Nikos Apollonio, performing in the Camden Opera House’s intimate third-floor performance space. Doors open 7 p.m.; seats limited. Free/donations to Community Arts Fund; cash bar by 40 Paper. Rescheduled from March 27.

Maine singer/songwriters Caroline Cotter, Emilia Dahlin and Sara Hallie Richardson perform Songs for Hope, an intimate songwriters showcase to benefit New Hope for Women. No-fee tickets are $17 in advance, $20 day-of-show. Postponed from April 24.

The popular “A Day in the Life: A Beatles Experience” comes back to where it began, this time focused on the “Abbey Road” album. Ticket reservations to come, check back! Two nights: Oct. 8 & 9

Ragtime returns to our stage with the second annual benefit for the musical scholarship established in the late Camden musician’s honor – save the date!

The acclaimed Campbell Brothers present Sacred Steel: African-American gospel music with electric steel guitar and vocal on our stage – save the date!

We are pleased to welcome back Lyn Dillies’ spectacular, eye-defying illusions. The first female illusionist in history to receive the prestigious Milbourne Christopher Award from the Society of American Magicians, Lyn, a Parents Choice Award winner, first graced our stage in 2015. Save the date!

Yes, we are bringing them back! This award-winning Irish band has been part of the Midcoast holiday season for several years now – save the date!

We want the folks in the balcony of the Camden Opera House to be just as comfortable as the folks in the orchestra seats. Help us get 187 attractive and durable cushions, to be made by the Maine State Prison Upholstery Program and installed on the balcony seats! Click the link to donate - thanks!