The Poland Regional High School chorus, located in Poland, Maine (RSU 16), is directed by 2026 Maine Teacher of the Year, Julia Edwards. The program offers a dedicated space for student vocalists, with many members continuing from middle school to high school. The chorus focuses on developing musical skills and performing, representing their rural district.
The Cobblestones began at a Friday night open mic at Tucker’s Pub in Norway Maine in December 2014. Once Mike and Carolyn began talking to each other about their musical interests, their partnership was inevitable! What started as a plan to play an open mic together ended up as the start of a band dedicated to performing the songs that most move and inspire the members and to play them the very best that we can. Our motivation for what we do comes from many years as music lovers and as part time performers with many other groups. Now what we most want to do is to play only the best songs we can find, to a growing group of fans and see just how far we can go.
Join us at the gazebo at Poland Spring Resort, bring your blanket or chairs and enjoy a night out with your friends and family! Tickets are $5 each and proceeds benefit the Poland Spring Preservation Society and our mission to preserve, protect and restore the 1893 Maine State Building and the 1912 All Souls Chapel. Concerts will be moved indoors if the weather is not ideal.
Toby McAllister & The Sierra Sounds have shared the stage with: Carly Pearce, Eli Young Band, Rhett Miller, Old 97’s, Drake White, Kasey Tyndall, Billy Bob Thornton & The Boxmasters, Eddie Montgomery, Dalton & The Sheriffs, The Mallett Brothers Band, 12/OC.
Join us at the gazebo at Poland Spring Resort, bring your blanket or chairs and enjoy a night out with your friends and family! Tickets are $5 each and proceeds benefit the Poland Spring Preservation Society and our mission to preserve, protect and restore the 1893 Maine State Building and the 1912 All Souls Chapel. Concerts will be moved indoors if the weather is not ideal.
Seagrass is a4-piece high-energy, all-string Americana band based in Southern Maine, formed in 2009 at the 317 Main Community Music Center in Yarmouth. They play a mix of folk, rock, and bluegrass, featuring upbeat covers and original tunes with tight harmonies and acoustic instrumentation.
Join us at the gazebo at Poland Spring Resort, bring your blanket or chairs and enjoy a night out with your friends and family! Tickets are $5 each and proceeds benefit the Poland Spring Preservation Society and our mission to preserve, protect and restore the 1893 Maine State Building and the 1912 All Souls Chapel. Concerts will be moved indoors if the weather is not ideal.
Christie Ray is an emerging singer/songwriter based out of New Gloucester Maine. Though her sets focus on songs from her upcoming album “Night Life”, she puts her own spin on cover songs by artists such as Fleetwood Mac, The Stones, The Eagles and more!!
Join us at the gazebo at Poland Spring Resort, bring your blanket or chairs and enjoy a night out with your friends and family! Tickets are $5 each and proceeds benefit the Poland Spring Preservation Society and our mission to preserve, protect and restore the 1893 Maine State Building and the 1912 All Souls Chapel. Concerts will be moved indoors if the weather is not ideal.
Encompassing a career that has spanned more than 3 decades, Canadian-born & raised singer/songwriter Joan Kennedy has accumulated more accolades and awards than most.
The youngest of 8 children and a workingman’s daughter, Joan’s love for music started at an early age when the whole family would sing songs around the kitchen table after her father returned from his day’s work. Making her family proud, Joan went on to enter & win a Canadian National Talent contest in the early ‘80’s which sparked her professional music career.
Join us at the gazebo at Poland Spring Resort, bring your blanket or chairs and enjoy a night out with your friends and family! Tickets are $5 each and proceeds benefit the Poland Spring Preservation Society and our mission to preserve, protect and restore the 1893 Maine State Building and the 1912 All Souls Chapel. Concerts will be moved indoors if the weather is not ideal.
Gallant writes contemplative folk songs of struggle and hope with honest reflections of his heritage and everyday life in rural Maine. He has two full band singles out this year, and also a solo acoustic LP released in 2022. I normally pick my favorites from an album to write about, but I didn’t want to exclude anything this time, so bear with me, and I hope you enjoy learning about his music, Hank Williams, and a little about life in rural Maine.
Join us at the gazebo at Poland Spring Resort, bring your blanket or chairs and enjoy a night out with your friends and family! Tickets are $5 each and proceeds benefit the Poland Spring Preservation Society and our mission to preserve, protect and restore the 1893 Maine State Building and the 1912 All Souls Chapel. Concerts will be moved indoors if the weather is not ideal.
Sigrid Sibley is an emerging singer-songwriter in New England and a native of Poland Spring, Maine. She began songwriting at age 14, with a focus on lyric writing. Her music draws on common folk themes, as well as her love for nature, agriculture, and simple living. Sigrid has musical roots in bluegrass, folk, and traditional American music, and she has continued to explore acoustic music genres. She performs as a solo musician and with several bands in Maine.
Join us at the gazebo at Poland Spring Resort, bring your blanket or chairs and enjoy a night out with your friends and family! Tickets are $5 each and proceeds benefit the Poland Spring Preservation Society and our mission to preserve, protect and restore the 1893 Maine State Building and the 1912 All Souls Chapel. Concerts will be moved indoors if the weather is not ideal.
After two decades, the World Famous Grassholes are among the most storied bluegrass bands in Maine’s well-stocked country-music history, with dozens of collaborators who have made their way through the band and four well-received albums. For the past decade, however, the current five-piece lineup of Heather Kahill (fiddle), Merrill Marsh (guitar), Matthew Nelson (bass), Sam Pfeifle (guitar), and Field Rider (“deadly” banjo, according to one Dublin nightclub owner) have taken the band to new heights, with four-part harmonies in the traditional style infused with contemporary songwriting that draws from pop to indie rock to punk and the blues. Their latest album, “Gently Used,” produced with Jonathan Wyman and Chris “C$” Burns, takes you on a journey from a burning Monroe-style picker in “Walk Right Out” to an Eagles crooner in “Colorado” to the strutting blues of the Mickey Newbury classic “Why You Been Gone So Long.” You might find something better to listen to while the sun sets on a warm summer afternoon, but you’ll have to look hard.
Join us at the gazebo at Poland Spring Resort, bring your blanket or chairs and enjoy a night out with your friends and family! Tickets are $5 each and proceeds benefit the Poland Spring Preservation Society and our mission to preserve, protect and restore the 1893 Maine State Building and the 1912 All Souls Chapel. Concerts will be moved indoors if the weather is not ideal.
Turn your Tuesdays into a party 🎤🎶
Join our in-house DJ Alex every Tuesday night at the Main Inn for fun mixes, great vibes, and karaoke that keeps the good times rolling!
Grab your friends, warm up those vocals, and come sing your heart out — or just sit back and enjoy the show. Either way, Tuesday nights just got a whole lot more fun! 🎉