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Charles Bernier is a multi-talented, Maine-based instrumentalist and original solo singer/songwriter. Charles' songs cover a wide array of subjects, some humorous, some serious, and of course love songs and songs about living on the Maine coast. Not writing to any one genre results in folk, blues, bluegrass, country, and even traditional Irish qualities to his music. Charles performs regularly in Brunswick, Harpswell and Bath and is featured on Harpswell’s community television station, htv14.
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Art For Good is a four-part online series in April that will focus on how the arts can be used to make the world a better place. A4G will be made up of video content highlighting artists and organizations in Maine that seek to use arts of all sorts to improve the lives of others.

Episode #4: Rob and Amanda Duquette of Music and Magic, an organization that donates musical instruments to children, and provides musical performances and education for young people.
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Broadcast on the CCAC Facebook Page and YouTube channel.
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Art For Good is a four-part online series in April that will focus on how the arts can be used to make the world a better place. A4G will be made up of video content highlighting artists and organizations in Maine that seek to use arts of all sorts to improve the lives of others.

Episode #3: CCAC will chat with Ross Alan Bachelder. Bachelder, based in Berwick, ME, creates art in many mediums and advocates for individualism within the arts community, and for the value of self-trained artists.
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Broadcast on the CCAC Facebook Page and YouTube channel.
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Art For Good is a four-part online series in April that will focus on how the arts can be used to make the world a better place. A4G will be made up of video content highlighting artists and organizations in Maine that seek to use arts of all sorts to improve the lives of others.

Episode #2: Featuring Kimberly Becker, founder of Dolls for Change, which creates and sells dolls made from recycled clothing. Sales of the dolls go toward supporting young women in Uganda so that they may stay in school.
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Broadcast on the CCAC Facebook Page and YouTube channel.
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Art For Good is a four-part online series in April that will focus on how the arts can be used to make the world a better place. A4G will be made up of video content highlighting artists and organizations in Maine that seek to use arts of all sorts to improve the lives of others.

Episode #1: CCAC will spend time with ArtVan, a mobile art therapy nonprofit organization serving under-resourced youth in the communities where they live
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Guitar virtuoso Frank Vignola has kindly shared some recent footage of an intimate performance he did, and given us permission to share it with our CCAC community! He is also very generously giving his share of any donations to CCAC. Vignola is one of the most popular and sought-after guitarists on the international music scene. His stunning virtuosity has made him the guitarist of choice for many of the world’s top musicians, including Ringo Starr, Madonna, Donald Fagen, John Lewis, Tommy Emmanuel, Lionel Hampton, the Boston Pops, the New York Pops, and guitar legend Les Paul, who named Vignola to his “Five Most Admired Guitarists List:” for the Wall Street Journal.
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A St. Patrick’s Day virtual celebration featuring performances with Dave Rowe, Jud Caswell, Bitter Brew, and Castlebay. Join us on Facebook Live on St. Patrick’s day as we celebrate with some of our region’s best talent playing original and traditional Irish and Irish-influenced music! The event is free, and donations will be encouraged to help support CCAC and our performing artists.
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Described as a "a virtuosic composer and guitar player" Andrew LaVogue's music combines Post-Rock, Ambient and American Primitive guitar. LaVogue's influences include Instrumentalists like John Fahey and The Mermen, to Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix.
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Rob and Amanda Duquette present an intimate experience for audiences of all generations, using music and dance to tell stories and express universal human emotions. They perform as a duo at venues across the nation, connecting deeply with their audiences.
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We are spreading some love this Valentine’s Day with a showcase of performances by Oshima Brothers, Love By Numb3rs, Duquette and Dancer, Peter Alexander, and YOU! That’s right, you’re invited to not only watch, but to participate! Submit a video of you performing a song (original or a cover), poem, dance, or other performance and it could be part of this special show.

The performances will be edited together, then broadcast and free to watch on our Facebook page.

A panel of judges will pick a favorite performance and winners will receive a prize from our friends at Now You’re Cooking and Bath Sweet Shoppe! All ages and skill levels are encouraged to participate.

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In support of the Bath Area Food Banks

Message from the band:
Touring New England every December is an annual tradition for us, and we look forward to it all year. As we all know, current restrictions make these shows impossible inside the venue. But have a solution you may want to check out…
We rented a theatre, hired camera operators and audio engineers, and filmed a Christmas show to offer all the great folks who fill the theatres for us every festive season!
Here’s how it works:

1. Sign in to our concert website using the button below

2. Select your venue – make sure to click Chocolate Church Arts Center!

3. Purchase the ticket

4. On the day of the show, the video will be there to watch!

You’ll get an email from us when you buy the ticket, and again a couple days before the show as a reminder. We’ll also be doing a little video chat to catch up with William Lederer from the Chocolate Church Arts Center, and that will be available to watch on the show day as well.
While it’s heartbreaking to lose the chance to play for you in person, and see so many of our friends this year, hopefully we can still bring a little online “Christmas cheer” to you all. Thanks again for your support, stay healthy, stay safe, and we wish you and yours a great holiday season! —Còig

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