“Coastal Currents” Show and Lincoln Academy Linaca Music Festival Headline LCTV this Weekend
It’s another week of “All New All Local” programming from Lincoln County Television on local channel 7 &LCTV.org.
The week’s shows start Wednesday at 7:00pm with a new Damariscotta Chamber Chat. Host Lisa Hagen talks with Bernie DeLisle, Founder of The Peace Gallery, about the vision for the vibrant community space on Main St. in Damariscotta showcases Veteran artwork and more.
On Thursday, the Wuzzup News Show airs at 7:00pm with hosts Bobby Whear and Larry Sidelinger and their irreverent take on the week’s headlines.
Friday night at 7:00pm, we urge viewers to watch the newest Community Conversations show to learn more about the important role that United Way of Midcoast Maine serves in our community. Joining host Marva Nesbit this episode are Nicole Evans, Executive Director for United Way of Midcoast Maine, and Cindy Wade, President of LincolnHealth and a Board Member for United Way of Midcoast Maine.
Lincoln Academy’s Linaca alumni music festival was held Aug. 4, and now you can enjoy all the performances again or for the first time. Over a dozen musical groups and individuals are part of the two-hour “LCTV Special: 2023 Linaca Festival” show airing Saturday night starting at 7:00pm.
Cap off the weekend on Sunday at 7:00pm with the premiere of the second episode of “Coastal Currents” co-produced with Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust (CRCT). Just in time for Water Quality month, the episode centers on CRCT’s efforts to improve and maintain water quality.
Lincoln County Television broadcasts on Spectrum/Tidewater 7 and LCTV.org as Lincoln County’s non-profit public access community television station and media center. The station presents government meetings, educational programs, community events, and original weekly, monthly and special shows for Lincoln County residents of all ages.
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The Gulch kicked off the 2023 Linaca Alumni Music Festival Aug. 4 at Schooner Landing in Damariscotta
The second episode of Coastal Matters, co-produced by LCTV and Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust premieres Sunday, Aug. 20 at 7pm on local channel 7 & LCTV.org
