Events at the Trust 

Tuesday
Aug312010

Phillip H. Matthews Memorial Lobster Bake Has Many to Thank!

Thanks to all those who made the 16th annual

Philip H. Matthews Memorial Lobster Bake

such a great success!!

 

 Why does it work so well?    Here’s the answer.

Ed & Sheila Bull, Rhumb Line Resort & Cape Port Caterers

Steve Pelkey, Atlas Fireworks, who donates the amazing fireworks display each year!

Kennebunk Savings Bank

Donna Bull

Paul & Lynne Carr & Nappi Distributors

Sonny Hutchins, Greg Stuart, Port Lobster Co.

John Greene, Langsford Lobster

Mark, Giselle & Nick Nadeau, Old Fasioned Lobsterbake & BBQ Co.

Billy Billy, Straight Lace & The James Montgomery Blues Band

Stedman & Betsy Seavey of Bradbury Bros. Market, Dick Ackley, Ed Hutchins, Gary Ridlon, Peter Eaton, Bob O’Riley, Mark White, Alan Daggett, Lauren Brooks, Bill Matthews—all provided food or lobsters.

Cape-Port Caterers staff: Lee Phillips, Bill Matthews, Bob Johnson, Ernie Hebert

From the KCT: Arnie Amoroso, Bill Case, Bob Osthues, Dave Jourdan, Martin Meade, Charlie Wright, Jerry Mullen, Bob Haskell, Brandon Gellard, Lisa Lassey, Chip Howarth, Bob Card, Scott, Karen, Greg & Eric Dombrowski, Christ Angelos, Lesa Kraft, Mike & Janet Weston, Kyle Dimock  & Tom Bradbury

Volunteers: Phil & Barbara Stirk, the Bassett Family, the Peccehia family, Jeff & Becky Straw and many more!

Raffle Prizes were donated by:

Jeff Stolp, the Wayfarer Restaurant, Sue Rious Designs, the Clam Shack, Hurricane Restaurant, Arundel Wharf Restaurant, Julia’s Gifts, Down East Wine Imports, the Straw family, Alisson’s Restaurant, the Pilot House Restaurant, Saxony Imports, the Nonantum, the Kennebunkport Inn, Beach Grass, Rhumb Line Resort, The Good Earth, Compliments, Old Bagzz, Old Salts Pantry, Nabos, Dan Wendle, tennis pro, Shoot the Moon, The Eleanor, American Sailor, Alano, Port Manteaux, Brandy’s on the Rocks, Carrots & Co., Lynne Carr & the Goose Rocks Beach Gift Shop

Please thank & support all these people for help they have given us!

Be sure to mark your calendar for next year—always the third Sunday in August.

 

Tuesday
Jun152010

A full house on hand to enjoy the Jennifer Comeau concert!

A very appreciative audience filled the KCT building Friday night, June 11th, for the Jennifer Comeau concert.  It was very special and our thanks go out to Jen, John, the band and all who made the evening another night to remember.  We value all of the many gifts that you so generously share with the Trust!

 

 

Monday
Jan112010

David Mallett in Concert, Held February 26, 2010 

                                                                                                                                                                            David Mallett

Live in Concert

A loss of power didn't stop the show from going on and the Dave Mallett concert took place at Atlantic Hall before a very appreciative audience.  Dave will be back on Feb. 25th, 2011 so mark your calendar! 

David Mallett hails from Sebec, Maine, and in a career that spans 4 decades, his music has traveled to all corners of the world.  His songs have been recorded by more than 150 artists, including Pete Seeger, Alison Krauss, John Denver, Emmylou Harris, and the Muppets, and his “Garden Song” has become an American folk classic.  He has performed throughout America and Europe, has released 12 albums and published two books.  Compelling lyrics with a pure poetic quality and perfectly crafted melodies are the hallmark of this wonderful singer-songwriter.

 The Boston Globe

December 21, 2009
Album Review
Folk
David Mallett, 'Alright Now'
North Road
ESSENTIAL "North Meets South"

Maine-based David Mallett is one of the most underrated folkies of our time. He’s best known for his ecological "Garden Song," recorded by Pete Seeger, John Denver, and Arlo Guthrie. But Mallett has made a slew of great albums, from early discs produced by Peter, Paul & Mary’s Noel Paul Stookey to this latest, a masterpiece worthy of the sly old fox that he is. Mallett’s voice, which echoes the troubadour side of Gordon Lightfoot and the utter honesty of Guy Clark, is most adept at addressing the passage of time. “As you grow old/ Just stay in a place in your mind like a tune from an innocent time,’’ he sings on one jangly, Byrds-inspired tune. The band arrangements have an easy lope to them, but also a twangy guitar bite, as in the gutbucket folk-blues sound of “Ten Men.’’ He gets topical on the “End of the Day’’ (questioning the "information-cluttered" digital world) and in the thought-provoking “North Meets South,’’ about the hope stemming from Barack Obama’s inauguration. Mallet, 58, is a keen, sharp-eyed observer, whether he’s addressing the pitfalls of life (“Dark Side of the Moon’’) or the joy of a newborn child on "Beautiful." This is an exquisite, ennobling record, made by a terrific craftsman. 
(Out now) STEVE MORSE

Wednesday
Dec302009

A Great Time Was had by All at Trust's annual 12th Night!

    

Friday
Oct092009

Trust in Art Auction was held on October 11, 2009