Recently, our Volunteer Coordinator & Assistant Front of House Manager Lauren Rosen was pretty busy organizing 70+ mini food drives and hundreds of volunteers for Fill the Hall. Now that she's had a minute to breathe, we got to ask her about her background, beloved volunteer corps, and just how well Fill the Hall went! Read More
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The Music Hall is fortunate to have a circle of friends who have pledged their support in the form of planned or legacy gifts that will fund our activities for years to come. To recognize their interest in ensuring our continued vitality and relevance, we created the 1878 Legacy Society, named for the year our storied Hall was built.Read More
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You know about BOGO (Buy One Get One), and FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), but what about GOBO? This may be a new term for you, but it’s not new to the team at Kennebunk Savings. A gobo is a stencil we put in front of a lighting instrument to project a logo onto the wall.Read More
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Remember that episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, when Lou tells Mary, “You know what? You’ve got spunk!” then adds, “I hate spunk”? Norma Shearer had spunk in spades – and it made her a star.Read More
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When you've worked at the Hall for 20+ years, you have a lot of stories! Our Production Manager Zhana Morris shared a few stories with us, historical tidbits, and more on the world behind the curtain.Read More
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We have been so heartened by our community’s ability to rally, find solutions, and support each other. There is still more work to be done, and many of our neighbors still need help. Below are examples of what some of our creative partners are up to. Read More
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Wow, just wow. The community really showed up for Gather at Fill the Hall back on June 27. Since it’s 2020, we were hoping for 20,000 pounds of food and $20,000 in cash donations to help mitigate the impact COVID-19 has had on Gather’s food pantry and resources. Not only did we meet that (we thought lofty) goal, but we had exceeded it by mid-day!Read More
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