Watch the full presentation on YouTube Exactly 156 years after the Great Saxby Gale nearly destroyed Eastport, John “Al” Churchill, president of the St. Croix Historical Society, gave a presentation on the gale’s impact at Eastport Arts Center (EAC). Churchill began by setting the stage. At the time, Eastport “punched above its weight” when it came to appearing in papers across the country, to the point that people in 1800 would have known Eastport first in all the state. Eas

The lower floor of the Eastport Arts Center was properly packed on Sunday, September 14, as Captain Bob Peacock provided a compelling...

We were pleased to host Charles "Chick" Moore this past Sunday for a compelling presentation on the aftermath of the Colfax Massacre and...

We're grateful for the crowd of engaged and inventive students who joined in for our recent gelatin printing class with Jen Maffett....

We're casting one last fond look back at The Brothers Grimm: Spectaculathon , a Stage East triumph. Following are some of the raves from our community. Narrators Arielle Richardson and Brian Schuth eye Nancy Tintle (right) and Paula Horvath, 'crab people'. Photos by Manuela Brice "What a treat. Tonight's show was just the laughs I needed.   Brandy Cogdill  and I brought our mother, Paula Lancaster  for Mother's Day. I laughed until my eyes couldn't stop leaking. And I truly n

Stage East’s latest production,  The Brothers Grimm: Spectaculathon,  has united a group of 25 collaborators and sparked hope of a continuing theater revival in Eastport. “I’m proud of what we’ve been able to achieve,” said director Brian Schuth. Director Brian Schuth gives cast and crew notes after a rehearsal. Photo by Manuela Brice. The material was chosen for its zany, high-energy nature, which reminded Schuth of  Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!),  a past

Eastport Arts Center was thrilled to host a special appearance by pianists Danny Holt and Michael Coonrod during area schools' April...

Thanks to all who joined us for a warm night at EAC's November Open Mic—lots of great music, laughs, stories and poems. Madeline Collins...

John Newell, hard-working steward of the Quoddy Voices community chorus, retired from his role as Director after the group’s spring...

By Paula Horvath Hector Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique was a baffling enigma for those who witnessed a performance in the 1800s. But for...