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ThursdayJuly 23, 2009 |
Ti' Acadie brings Francophone folk to Bates' Midsummer Lakeside seriesTi’ Acadie, a lively Maine trio focusing on the Francophone folk music of Louisiana and Atlantic Canada, performs this week’s installment of the 2009 Bates College Midsummer Lakeside Concert Series at 6 p.m. Thursday, July 23, in the Florence Keigwin Amphitheater at the college’s Lake Andrews. |
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ThursdayJuly 2, 2009 |
Physics professor's jazz trio opens Midsummer Lakeside ConcertsThe Lewiston-Auburn jazz band Three Point Trio opens the 2009 Bates College Midsummer Lakeside Concert Series on July 9. The series also presents singer-songwriter Carolyn Currie, the folk trio Ti’ Acadie, the One World Music Ensemble and Réveillons!, known for its modern take on Québécois music. |
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FridayApril 30, 2004 |
Earth Day event draws 4,000 Lewiston-Auburn residentsMore than 4,000 barbeque meals — a new record — and 6,400 gladiolus and lily bulbs were distributed to all comers Thursday as Bates invited its Lewiston and Auburn neighbors to its annual Earth Day celebration. |
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TuesdayApril 20, 2004 |
Bates College welcomes community to Earth Day celebrationAs it does every year, Bates College invites residents of Lewiston and Auburn to “Affirming Our Community,” an Earth Day celebration starting at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 29, in the Clifton Daggett Gray Athletic Building, 130 Central Avenue. |
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TuesdayNovember 4, 1997 |
Scrod Pudding performs benefit contradance at BatesScrod Pudding, a group of local musicians who play traditional New England, French-Canadian and Appalachian music, will perform a contradance with caller Bill Olsonfrom 8 p.m. to midnight, Friday, Nov. 7, in Chase Hal, 56 Campus Ave. Admission is $5 at the door and proceeds will benefit the AIDS Coalition of Lewiston-Auburn. |
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TuesdayMay 28, 1996 |
Open-air concert scheduleAt Bates College, Lewiston, Maine: Open-air Thursday evening concert schedule at Olin Arts Center Amphitheater, Russell Street. Rain site, Olin Arts Center Concert Hall. Free. All at 6 p.m. Wheelchair-accessible. |
