Sugarloaf Maine
For those of us who had the joy of knowing Uncle Al, his delicious laugh is just one aspect of this incredibly talented & truly beautiful man, which will be sorely missed! In this interview from a Sugarloaf Founders’ Night gathering at the Red Stallion in Carrabassett a few years ago, Al shared some of his history after coming to the area in the mid-60s with Jud Strunk’s son Jeff. Thanks for the memories, Uncle Al. We will always love you…..
There’s no more majestic backdrop or fantastic natural audio-enhancing environment than you’ll find when you experience a symphony orchestra playing in the western mountains of Maine! This archive footage from the Portland Symphony Orchestra is a good reminder that the Kingfield POPs w/ the Bangor Symphony Orchestra & Noel Paul Stookey (oh WOW!!!) will soon be in the region, so see their website: www.kingfieldpops.com to get your tickets & plan to spend a glorious day/evening listening to the sound of music, outside, with Maine’s 4000+ foot mountains setting the scene! You’ll find some people who attended the PSO at Sugarloaf in the ’80s, will be there at the Kennedy Farm on June 30, 2012, too! How cool is that..?.. the timelessness of the value of the life we lead!! [Read more…]
