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CAMP ENCORE/CODA Summer Camp classical concert for Lake Environmental Association (LEA)

DEERTREES THEATRE
Harrison, ME

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CAMP ENCORE/CODA Summer Camp classical concert for Lake Environmental Association (LEA)

Each July for the past 21 years, CAMP ENCORE/CODA - located in Sweden, Maine - has been hosting a fundraising concert at Deertrees Theatre in Harrison to raise awareness and funds for The Lakes Environmental Association (LEA). This annual event showcases talented young classical musicians spending the summer in Maine who will undoubtedly grace some of the most prestigious concert stages around the world in years to come!!

If you have never attended one of these amazing concerts, we hope that you will this July 18th. Doors open at 7:00 pm with the concert beginning at 7:30 PM. Tickets only $15 and funds raised will be donated to The Lakes Environmental Association.

Who is The Lakes Environmental Association (LEA) you ask:
The Lakes Environmental Association (LEA) is dedicated to protecting the waters and watersheds of Western Maine. There are many threats facing our lakes and individuals can only do so much. Even an association representing a cove, road or lake speaks with a small voice that can easily be lost among all the competing interests. So those of us who care really care about our lakes need to speak in a voice loud enough to be heard. Our members often sum up the reason they join LEA in just three words: "Strength in numbers."

For four decades, LEA has been the voice of lake protection in the Lakes Region. Maine might not have a milfoil program today if LEA hadn't fought so hard at the Legislature. When the federal government proposed a nuclear waste dump near Sebago Lake, LEA played a big part in the battle to defeat it. And right now, LEA is trying hard to increase enforcement of Maine's environmental protection laws, while at the same time helping property owners understand how and why lake protection is vital.