Greenville
…find two together on the far side. Other patrons immediately strike up a conversation. 6:00 p.m. @ Kelly’s Landing Although Kelly’s is on “mudseason hours,” they are open to tonight… Continue reading
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Blue Hill Peninsula
…the season. Sadly, he isn’t selling ice cream yet. 1:15 p.m. @ Bagaduce Lunch We meet my mother- and father- in-law, Carolyn and Sam, who live in Surry, at this… Continue reading
When the Pandemic Hit, These Photographers Started Pedaling
…they had nowhere else to go. “Just being at a campground felt weird,” says Bennett. “At one campground, it was only us. Otherwise, it was completely deserted. The showers and… Continue reading
Nebo Lodge on North Haven
…clock, knocking down and building back up, purging, salvaging, painting, and, finally, opening for business. “It was great getting people coming out here, but then the eating options were limited…we… Continue reading
Skowhegan
48HRS, The Online-Only Edition – March 2014 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Jeffrey D’Amico, Advertising Account Manager Jeffrey D’Amico, Advertising Account… Continue reading
40 Paper
…mildly fruity concoction made of bourbon, basil, lemon, and peach-infused bitters. Our second beverage, called A Stitch of Thyme, is a tart, thought-provoking blend of vodka, Pimm’s, Amaro Montenegro, lemon… Continue reading
48 Hours In…Portland
…play, and stay OCTOBER 12: In lieu of Oktoberfest, and nearly as popular, Portland Greendrinks hosts its monthly schmoozefest on Tuesday, October 12, 5:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m., at a location… Continue reading
Summer of Saying Yes
From horseback riding to hip-hop, at camp Nashoba North it's all about choice
St. John Valley, Aroostook County in 48 Hours
The County is a winter playground for ice-fishing, snowmobiling, and dogsledding, but Maine’s largest territory also has much to offer post-thaw.
Historical Tours
Maine is filled with historic gems that are open to the public for exploring. Nineteenth-century mansions to coastal forts and antique schooners—our state has something to catch every history buff’s eye.
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