Schoodic Arts for All

We are a non-profit organization that brings art and culture to the Schoodic Peninsula area and surrounding communities in Downeast Maine. We provide music, art, dance, theater, writing, crafts, poetry, sculpture, fiber arts, and jazz in performances and workshops at affordable prices. To encourage families to attend events together, children are admitted free to all 90 performances.

CALENDAR         MORE ABOUT US

Last Friday Coffeehouse

Every month all year 'round, we offer twelve live performances to bring the community together for fun, entertainment, coffee and pastries.

COFFEEHOUSE SCHEDULE

Hammond Hall Concert Series

Classical music, opera, jazz, blues, bebop! Six concerts, one a month, from mid-May to mid-October, with a new monthly art exhibit on display, featuring a local artist.

CONCERT SCHEDULE

Schoodic Arts Show Choir
& Show Choir Junior

Sing and dance with the Schoodic Arts Show Choir for kids in grades 4 - 12, and the Show Choir Junior for kids in grades K - 3! Rehearsals being in June and finish with a performance at the Schoodic Arts Festival in August.

ABOUT THE SHOW CHOIR

Meetinghouse Theatre

Cutting edge theatre and original plays offered by an outstanding ensemble. Recent productions include Chekhov's "The Bear," and "Keely and Du."

ABOUT THE MEETINGHOUSE THEATER LAB

Schoodic Summer Chorus

This multi-generational chorus is devoted to nurturing musicianship and community, with a passion for singing beautiful and unusual music. Directed by Anna Dembska, the chorus is open to anyone who loves to sing.
Schoodic Summer Chorus Website

Schoodic Steel Pan Band

This band of all steel drums provide a lively beat.

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE

Schoodic International Sculpture Symposium

We are proud to be the Creative Sponsor of the Schoodic International Sculpture Symposium — a new biennial cultural event that will bring together artists, visitors, and communities for a common goal —sculpture for the public. This is a fun and educational way to see how large sculpture is made from one of Maine's natural resources—granite.

The 2007 Symposium featured programs open to the public and up to eight artists from Maine, the U.S., and four other countries. The completed sculptures went to communities in Hancock and Washington counties in Down East Maine. www.schoodicsculpture.org

ABOUT THE SCULPTURE SYMPOSIUM