Eastport Arts Center in Arts & Entertainment. Get address and contact details of Eastport Arts Center Bussiness from Mainewideweb.com

Contact Details:

Eastport Arts Center
PO Box 153
Eastport, ME, 04631
Phone : (207) 853-4650

	Friends of the Kotzschmar Organ The Friends of the Kotzschmar Organ (FOKO), a non-profit organization, supports the Kotzschmar Organ.FOKO is responsible for the care and maintenance of the organ and provides funds to produce and promote concerts, maintain, repair and enhance the organ, sponsor lectures and organ demonstrations and tours and supports a growing education program to bring awareness and understanding of this musical gem of Portland.

	Gene Bahr's Wildlife Creations Gene Bahr was born in Wellington, Alabama on May 30, 1950. Growing up in the rural countryside, he spent his childhood exploring the hills and creeks around him and developing what has become a lifelong love of nature and wildlife. After graduating from high school in 1968, Gene spent four years in the Navy travelling over most of the northern hemisphere. Upon leaving the Navy, he moved north and is presently living in a log house on a mountainside in the beautiful lakes region of Sebago, Maine.

	Ian Factor Ian Factor was born in Boston, Massachusetts, and began traditional training in figure drawing, painting and sculpture at the age of eight. He studied at the DeCordova Museum School in Lincoln Massachusetts, the Museum of Fine Arts School and Massachusetts College of Art in Boston. In 1999 Factor left for an extended painting residency in Italy and Spain where he â€œrecommitted himself 100% to the fine art of realist painting.â€

	Jeff Badger Jeff Badger is a multimedia artist based in South Portland, Maine. He has exhibited his drawing, painting, sculpture and installation work nationally in solo and group exhibitions, and he records and performs original music in a variety of collaborative projects. Jeff holds an B.S. in Studio Art and English from Skidmore College and an M.F.A. from the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University.

	Jo Radner Over the past 15 years I have performed in theaters, festivals, conferences, schools, colleges, and at community events. I create personal and family tales as well as stories about the people and history of Maine. I believe that humor and sadness are good bedfellows. My audiences range from adults to elementary school children. I also conduct workshops for adults on creative storytelling, finding and telling personal and family stories, creating stories from history.