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Patti’s Jan. 12 “Inside New Gloucester” column

8 months ago
by Patti Mikkelsen
Billed as “Maine’s Rockin’ Blues Band,” The Delta Knights Band did not disappoint while performing at the Jan. 6 Village Coffee House. Since 1996, this Portland-based band has specialized in the best of R&B, blues, classic rock, and swing. Justin Maxwell, left, handled bass and vocals; Brian Hodgman was on drums, and bandleader Rob Babson pitched in with lead vocals and guitar.
Photo contributed by Julie Fralich

Afternoon at the Equestrian Center

Spend an afternoon with the Morgan horses that live at Pineland Farms’ spacious Equestrian Center, 1545 Intervale Road (Route 231). Visitors will tour the Morgan Horse Museum, arena, and outdoor pastures.

This family program is open to ages 6 and up and takes place from 12:30-2 p.m. on Jan. 19. The fee is $7 per person. Adult paid participation is required for minors, and pre-registration is required. Go to the Farm Visits & Programs menu at https://shop.pinelandfarms.org/products/afternoon-at-the-equestrian-center.

For more details, contact the Education Department at 650-3031 or education@pinelandfarms.org.

Portland Press Herald subscribers can read Patti Mikkelsen’s complete column at https://www.pressherald.com/2024/01/12/inside-new-gloucester-jan-12/

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