We have some very exciting news to share and wanted you, as a member and supporter of the Harlow Gallery/KVAA, to be among the first to hear. The Kennebec Valley Art Association is expanding! We just signed a lease for 100 Water Street, which is the large dark-red building at the intersection of Water, Winthrop and Front Streets. The board and staff are very enthusiastic about the potential the new space provides for expanded programming and increased visibility.
Harlow Gallery presents a solo exhibition of works by ceramic artist Malley Weber on view July 28-September 2, 2017 with an opening reception on Friday, July 28 from 5-7pm. Malley’s show is sponsored by Gail Wippelhauser and Bob McIntire of Hallowell, Hallowell Family Practice and Slates Restaurant.
The Bookey Readings At The Harlow invites area poets to come and read their work during an open mic night at the Harlow Gallery on Friday, August 12, 2016. Doors open at 6:30pm for poets to ‘sign in’ to read, with sign up ending promptly at 7pm.
The Harlow Gallery invites artists working in the comic book industry and artists inspired by comic book art and themes are invited to submit work to be considered for POW!, our upcoming juried art show on view September 8 through October 21, 2017. The submission deadline is August 1, 2017 by 11pm.
The Harlow Gallery invites Maine artists to participate in a project documenting downtown Hallowell before, during and after the major Water Street reconstruction project planned for 2018. Artists are invited to Hallowell to create work documenting the city’s changing streetscape over the next two years. The project will culminate in an art exhibition in 2019.
We have some very exciting news to share and wanted you, as a member and supporter of the Harlow Gallery/KVAA, to be among the first to hear. The Kennebec Valley Art Association is expanding! We just signed a lease for 100 Water Street, which is the large dark-red building at the intersection of Water, Winthrop and Front Streets. The board and staff are very enthusiastic about the potential the new space provides for expanded programming and increased visibility.
Jessica Rhoades of Thomaston is partnered with Whatley Farm in Topsham in Harlow Gallery’s CSA II: Community Supporting Arts. Photos by Allison McKeen.
Granite Hill Estates is a continuing care retirement community offering independent living and assisted living in cottage homes and apartments.
Johnny’s Selected Seeds is a privately held, employee-owned seed producer and merchant headquartered in Winslow, Maine.
Kennebec Savings Bank – a Great Place for 147 Years and Counting
Levey, Wagley & Putman, P.A. is a full service law firm in Winthrop, Maine, serving Maine people and businesses, with a focus on elder law, estate planning, probate and special needs trusts.
Marketplace at Augusta is the largest open air shopping, dining, and entertainment center in Maine, conveniently located off of I-95/Maine Turnpike.
The concert was a wonderful multigenerational celebration of Hallowell’s legacy of art and music; Deb Fahy described it as “peak Hallowell”. Slates owner Wendy Larson is ready to do it again next spring. Stay tuned and don’t miss it!
Camden National Bank – because everyone needs an anchor.
Dr. Randall P. Cutri, Dr. Frederick J. Elsaesser, and the rest of the Capitol Dental Care team strive to keep you smiling.
Eaton Peabody is a Maine-based law firm with more than 40 attorneys serving New England and Atlantic Canada from offices in Augusta, Bangor, Brunswick, Ellsworth and Portland.
“Scrum·my” = British slang for scrumptious. “Aft·ers” = Dessert; sweets. Scrummy Afters Candy Shoppe in downtown Hallowell is a sweet escape from reality where candy is second to experience.
Summit Natural Gas is a Maine company, staffed largely by Maine people. It provides natural gas to residents and businesses of all sizes in the Kennebec Valley and in the towns of Cumberland, Yarmouth and Falmouth.
The Harlow Gallery has been a key factor in shaping Hallowell’s unique sense of place for decades.
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Since 1987, Minuteman Signs has been providing quality sign solutions to the people and businesses of the greater Augusta area. They are a local, family owned business with three generations…
Forgotten Stoneworks, located at 767 Western Avenue in Manchester, is a provider and fabricator of natural stone products.
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