Pair of Tickets Tom DiMenna & Friends; Story Songs of the 70s 4/24/26
Camden, ME. 04843 , MR
This $60.00 Mid coast Deals Certificate is good for one pair of tickets to see Tom DiMenna & Friends; Story songs of the 70s Friday 4/24/26 at the Camden Opera House. Story Songs of the 70s is a seasonal concert series by Maine-based singer/songwriter, Tom DiMenna, and features songs by 3 legendary songwriters of the vinyl era — Gordon Lightfoot, Cat Stevens, and Harry Chapin. This folk-rock act blends lush vocals, intricate guitar playing and iconic story songs into a sound that’s both intimate and powerful. This special Spring edition features songs like “Rainy Day People” by Gordon Lightfoot, “Morning Has Broken” by Cat Stevens, and “Taxi” by Harry Chapin. It’s a carefully crafted presentation of the timeless songs that shaped a generation — performed with heart, humor, and resonance. In addition: Tom is now officially endorsed by Gibson Guitars and John Pearse Strings, legendary names in acoustic tone. "Go See Tom!" -Aimsel Ponti, Portland Press Herald Doors open at 7 p.m. FMI about our wheelchair seating or other accessibility questions, please call (207) 236-3154. Tickets, attached to emailed confirmation, are nonrefundable.
Camden Opera House
The Camden Opera House was built in 1894, and was once the tallest building in Knox County. The massive building was also home to several businesses and a businessman’s club. Willis Carleton, a lifelong resident of Rockport decorated the interior, including stereo relief gold and white on the stage arch, balcony front, and loge boxes. The auditorium itself measures 36 feet by 33 feet and boasted a kitchen, ticket office and checkroom to the left of the main landing; on the right were individual rooms. Opening night, June 6, 1894 featured the Boston Opera Company’s performance of “Maritama,” a grand ball with music by the company orchestra, and dessert in the Banquet Hall. W.P. Gould waited in line for three hours to have the honor of buying the first ticket. Camden’s first town meeting was held here in 1895.
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