The Chamber of Commerce yesterday announced that after this year it will no longer sponsor the Deering Oaks Family Festival, the popular annual event that attracts around 200,000 people over six days in July. The chamber created the festival 13 years ago and has sponsored it since then, but now finds that it is outside of its mission of retaining and expanding businesses in Greater Portland. One possibility for replacing the festival would be an event on Commercial Street sponsored by Portland\u27s Downtown District. Details
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North by East piece on how Portland\u27s New Year\u27s celebration, formerly sponsored by Maine Art...
Over recent decades, the events and festivals sector has enjoyed a period of sustained growth in ter...
The 13th annual Deering Oaks Family Festival opened yesterday, the last time the event will be held ...
City piece on New Year\u27s Portland, the city\u27s annual street festival. Maine Arts Inc. is pul...
The initial plan of having the Maine Democratic Party sponsor President Clinton\u27s Saturday visit ...
This Just In piece reporting that Portland\u27s Festival of Cultural Exchange on August 6 and 7 att...
City piece on a Portland City Council vote that will allow the Portland Downtown District (PDD) to ...
The Portland City Hall Auditorium will close in February 1995 for a long-delayed, $8.2 million renov...
This Just In piece reporting that the Center for Cultural Exchange in Portland will likely put its ...
Farrington\u27s Clothing & Footware of Brewer is closing its downtown Portland store due to poor sal...
Portland recently formed the Deering Oaks Master Plan Committee to preserve and improve Deering Oaks...
this just in piece reporting that July 31 will be the last show at the Well, the Salvation Army-run...
Cover Story piece on the future of Portland\u27s theater community. There are some who insist this...
Bruce Hazard has resigned as executive director of Maine Arts Inc., a non-profit organization that p...
Portland\u27s Back Cove Family Day, an annual festival, was attended by about 5,000 people. Brief d...
North by East piece on how Portland\u27s New Year\u27s celebration, formerly sponsored by Maine Art...
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