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CALL FOR ARTISTS! 4th Annual ArtFeeds: Artists in Action Against Food Insecurity
CALL FOR ARTISTS!
It’s our 4th Annual Artfeeds event and our call is open for artists who would like to participate.
Interested artists should submit their entry by April 16.
Pies on Parade Returns: March 14-16
Pies on Parade Returns— March 14-16, 2025! Learn more about the more than 50 pie stops between Thomaston and Camden as well as pie flavors. Get your tickets today!
Office of Management and Budget freezing Federal Loans and Grants Announcement
With yesterday's announcement by the Office of Management and Budget freezing Federal Loans and Grants, many have reached out concerned about AIO's funding. Read more here…
Alan Magee, Eric Hopkins, plus 34 Maine Artists Headline 2nd Annual ArtFeeds
AIO’s 2nd ArtFeeds: Artists Against Food Insecurity exhibition and silent auction is set for September 10-16. Online bidding starts September 10. Learn about participating artists
Open House Thurs, May 18 4:00-6:00pm
AIO Food & Energy Assistance is excited to host a Community Open House on Thursday, May 18, from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. This event is open to the public, and there is no charge.
AIO Event: 3rd Annual FILL THE STRAND - Keeping Neighbors Fed and Warm
AIO hosts 3rd Annual Fill the Strand event on Monday, January 16, 2023, challenging the community to fill every seat in the historic theater with bags of food and funds for AIO’s programs.
ArtFeeds Collaboration Culminates in Public Art Gallery Exhibition and Online Auction
ArtFeeds Collaboration Culminates in Public Art Gallery Exhibition and Online Auction
AIO Introduces ArtFeeds, a unique community collaboration
AIO Introduces ArtFeeds, a unique community collaboration
Year 2 FILL THE STRAND Success!
AIO’s 2nd Annual Fill the Strand event storms to success and fills the theater seats 3 times over with funds and food for AIO programs!
AIO Event: 2nd Annual FILL THE STRAND - Keeping Neighbors Fed and Warm
AIO hosts 2nd Annual Fill the Strand event- challenging the community to fill every seat in the historic theater with bags of food and funds for AIO’s programs.