The Town of Bowdoinham, Maine celebrated their annual OPEN FARM DAY & ART TRAIL event virtually in 2020! Boco Video Productions was proud to have produced the videos for this event. Take a tour of the farms and meet the artists by visiting the Youtube links below.
EMMY NOMINATED FEATURED VIDEOS produced for Maine Public Broadcasting.
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NEW ENGLAND EMMY NOMINATED
2021
South Bristol's Annual Ice Harvest
Ice harvesting was a thriving industry in 19th century New England. Using large, jagged-toothed saws, workers would cut heavy blocks from frozen rivers, lakes and ponds, pack it in sawdust and sell it around the world. Then came electric refrigeration, and ice-cutting became all but obsolete. But there are still a few places where the tradition is carried on.
NEW ENGLAND EMMY NOMINATED
2019
Out and About with The Art Van
It's not just about the art! The Art Van program is a mobile art therapy program, led by Art Therapist Jamie Silvestri, providing an open, very caring and supportive space to help youth and adults problem-solve. Art Van keeps the arts rolling!
NEW ENGLAND EMMY NOMINATED
2020
Roller Derby
Maine has a vibrant roller derby scene, with mostly all-women teams competing throughout the state, New England and beyond. Learn more about this fast-paced, strategic sport, and why it has become so popular for both skaters and spectators.
NEW ENGLAND EMMY NOMINATED
2018
Brunswick Painted Street Pianos
Learn about the artists who painted and decorated the beautiful, colorful pianos located on the streets in downtown Brunswick. These pianos are available for anyone to play anytime 24/7 throughout the summer months.
NEW ENGLAND EMMY NOMINATED
2017
Contradancing In Maine
Swing your feet and do-si-do as Dugan Murphy and Kim Roberts take turns calling the dance with traditional music played by Greg and Jessie Boardman as well as the band Henry Road.
NEW ENGLAND EMMY NOMINATED
2016
The Maine Country Music Hall Of Fame
Take a tour of The Maine Country Music Hall Of Fame. The first three performers inducted into the museum included Dick Curless, Ken Mackenzie and Hal Lone Pine. Hear music and stories about the history of Maine country and bluegrass music told by fellow inductees Slim Andrews, Denny Breau, Tommy Thompson, Ken Brooks and Joe Kennedy.
