johnson hall

Get ready to work out your funny bones and take a night off from the kiddo's at Johnson hall for hilarious stand-up comedy.

Even though they have cancelled their concert series, they have another plan to provide arts and entertainment to their fans

Grab your sisters! There are two 'Hocus Pocus' themed events going down on one weekend here in Maine and you won't want to miss either!

Downtown Gardiner Main Street presents, the Annual Gardiner Music Walk, April 21.

This morning (Nov. 10) we had the privilege of having Season 7 of 'The Voice,' Top 10 contestant, Anita Antoinette, on the Moose Morning Show.

Gardiner's Johnson Hall, which has been around since the 1860s, has been used as a ballroom, performance space, roller rink, and a movie theater. Now, it is getting a major makeover!

If you were looking forward to seeing the Bob Jr Band tonight at the Gardiner Waterfront, we have some good news and bad news. The good news is the show has been moved inside to Johnson Hall, but the bad news is the fireworks scheduled have been canceled...

Is there anything better then sitting by the beautiful Kennebec River in a lawn chair with family and friends listening to some great music? What if I told you the music was free? The free Friday night Waterfront Concert Series by Johnson Hall kicks off on Friday June 16 featuring a reunion of one of Gardiner's favorite bands in the 80's/90's with the Bob Jr Band, featuring Robby Coffin and his br

Johnson Hall is a historic theater in Maine built in 1864 on Water Street in downtown Gardiner. It presented live shows, entertainment and movies until 1959, and then was mostly closed for 30 years. The first floor has been renovated into an accessible 117-seat performance space...

Erika and Nate from Cynergy joined us to talk about an event coming up at Johnson Hall in Gardiner next Thursday, the 10th. The gathering, open to people of all ages, will be followed by a Nikki Hunt Band concert at the waterfront, presented by Johnson Hall...

There will be a prom dress giveaway in Gardiner on April 18, 2015 from 9 am to 2 pm at Johnson Hall, thanks to The Cinderella Project of Maine.

Katie Daggett and Marcia Gallagher are both mega-talented ladies that have been playing since before I came on board the Moose nearly 25 years ago. Though they've collaborated for a very short time, they sing together like they've always been a duo.