Cold-weather creatures

Snow Crows” ( monoprint), by Susan Amons, in the group show with Lisa Houck and Richard Remsen entitled “Managerie a Trois,’’ at Cove Street Arts, Portland, Maine, through Jan. 21.

— Photo courtesy Cove Street Arts.

The gallery says the show presents animal-themed artwork focusing on creatures often associated with winter. For more information, please visit here.

Main Street in downtown Biddeford

— Photo by Lookinforahome

Europeans first settled in what became Biddeford, which had been well-populated by Native Americans, in 1616. In the 19th Century, Biddeford became a prosperous industrial center, with granite quarries and brickyards and lumber, grain and textile mills. In recent years, some of the old mills have been converted into retail stores, art studios, cultural-event spaces and upscale housing.

Biddeford hosts the University of New England.

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