Old Orchard Beach, ME – Seaside Pavilion is kicking off yet another inviting summer series with a little musical something for everyone from gospel and folk to jazz to children’s favorites – as well as some comedy thrown into the mix. So, come experience the arts, naturally.
“On the footsteps of celebrating our tenth anniversary and changing our name and tagline to better reflect our proximity to the Maine Coast, our commitment to the arts, and our natural setting, we look forward to an outstanding season,” said Pavilion Ministries Director Cheryl Poulopoulos. “Every year, we achieve a new level of excellence, offering outstanding programming and reaching more and more people, and will uphold this in 2010.”
Tucked among tall pines in a beautiful natural setting, Seaside Pavilion offers a state-of-the-art, intimate, and family-friendly experience. It’s the kind of place that once people discover it, they come back time and time again.
This year’s diverse line up is another reason for coming. Just a few of the highlight performances:
• A great evening of New England humor and music featuring Tim Sample, David Mallet, and The Shaw Brothers on Friday, July 16, 2010.
• 2010 Dove Award nominees for Southern Gospel Song of the Year and Southern gospel Album of the Year, The Perrys will uplift the audience on Friday, July 23, 2010
• Rooted in the tuneful sensibilities of singers like James Taylor and John Mayer,
Bebo Norman will touch people’s gut and soul on Friday, August 13, 2010.
The Salvation Army built Seaside Pavilion in 1998 as a place for its camp meetings and as a gift to the community to enrich lives, lift spirits, and build community through the performing arts. Dedicated by President and Mrs. George Bush, Seaside Pavilion offers a state-of-the-art sound system and 1,400 stadium style seats with views of the professional stage and breath-taking natural setting. For a full listing of events, visit www.seasidepavilion.org.
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