The Maine Weekender, April 1—3

…Leeds Something to Eat:  Are you a big Rosemont Market fan? This Saturday, the beloved local chain is opening its newest location in Scarborough,  a shared storefront with Harbor Fish… Continue reading →

When the Opioid Epidemic Reached My Country Road

Issue: January 2022 | By: Gretchen Legler

In an excerpt from her new book, "Woodsqueer," writer Gretchen Legler finds a connection between the animal tracks surrounding her agrarian home and the opioid crisis.

Custom Coverings

Budget Blinds in Falmouth has bespoke options for every room in the house

Ogunquit

The Delicious Experience of Ogunquit’s Harbor Candy Shop

September, 2016 | By: Sophie Nelson | Photography: Matt Cosby

Jean Sotiropoulos and her family business, 60 years strong Driving along Route 1 in southern Maine, Ogunquit’s downtown is a welcome surprise. Chain restaurants are replaced by bistros with roomy… Continue reading →

People: Jean Sotiropoulos

Sea Art, Port Clyde

Issue: October 2019 | By: Sandy Lang | Photography: Peter Frank Edwards

Lobster boats ply the harbor and cedar-shingled houses ring coves lined with storm-washed boulders and tumbled seaweed. For a couple of days in the fishing village of Port Clyde, we walk (and float) right into the scenery of sea paintings.

The Head of Lettuce

March, 2019 | By: Emma Simard | Photography: Dave Dostie

Bowdoin College student Trevor Kenkel and his greenhouses full of fish are disrupting Maine’s agricultural landscape

Yarmouth | Portland | Camden | Biddeford | Bangor

Maine Bookstores & Independent Booksellers

April, 2017 | By: Brittany Cost | Photography: Patryce Bak

Nothing beats the comfort of a good book, or good Maine bookstores. Indie booksellers across the state craft creatively rich environments, curating books, author events, and knowledgeable staff to help… Continue reading →

Vinalhaven

Ferry, Harbor, Quarry, Love

September, 2018 | By: Sandy Lang | Photography: Peter Frank Edwards

Catching the boat for an end-of-summer visit to Vinalhaven, a granite island about 12 miles offshore from Rockland

The Perfect Maine Summer | Summer Eats

…the food is prepared with oil in quantities not commonly found in home kitchens. Along with the large- scale agricultural fairs, there is no shortage of community festivals throughout the… Continue reading →

Camden, Rockport + Rockland in 48 Hours

Issue: May 2022 | By: Josie Holtzman + Isaac Kestenbaum

While the midcoast region has long been a quintessential Maine tourist destination, in recent years these towns have become decidedly hipper, thanks to new boutiques, galleries, and eclectic, creative dining and drink options.

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