Get Married in Maine
From an intimate, family-focused ceremony in Aroostook County to a destination wedding on the cliffs of Acadia National Park, these six Maine weddings will make you want to tie the knot in Vacationland.
Claiming Space at the Table
Tender Table, a collaborative of BIPOC storytellers, blazes a trail for the vibrant and diverse communities of Maine.
A Maine Musician Taps into Her Roots
Bandleader, composer, and musician Mali Obomsawin draws from her musical upbringing and Wabanaki heritage in her debut compositional suite, “Sweet Tooth.”
Capture July 2022
The Coyote’s Den at the Howling Woods in Seal Cove will always hold a special place in my heart. For years, I have come to this spot to be with nature, and to share the dream of simple, mindful, and
How to Kill a Lobster Like a Mainer
According to Lucas Myers, cofounder and director of operations at SoPo Seafood, the Mainest way is also the chillest.
Portland’s Most Inclusive Cocktail Bar
Nathaniel Meiklejohn started the Jewel Box eight years ago to create a safe space specifically for the marginalized community.
The Best Food Trail is an Ice Cream Trail
The sweet smell of just-baked waffle cones is in the air, take-out windows are open, and ice cream stands are in full swing. At seemingly every turn in the sunniest season, Maine is truly an ice cream state.
Grieving My Mother One Year Later
Morgan Talty, a chronicler of the modern Penobscot experience whose debut story collection was published this month, writes about grief—and how to honor our ancestors.
Capture June 2022
I captured this image of Kate-Lyn Knight, owner of Rocky Bottom Fisheries, as she hauled a lobster trap off Cape Elizabeth’s shore during a lobster demonstration tour. From May through October, Knight takes guests out on the water from Portland
How to Cook a Bean Hole Supper Like a Mainer
Vice president of the Patten Lumbermen’s Museum Ken Libby gives us his tips and tricks for this subterranean delicacy.