Portland in 48 Hours

Issue: January 2022 | By: Hadley Gibson

With a thriving food scene, walkable neighborhoods built for exploring, and plentiful water views, Maine’s biggest city has much to offer the weekend traveler.

Tom Chappell

…207.879.7125 + 85 Market St. | Portsmouth, NH | 603.431.8285 | blissboutiques.com Joseph’s | 410 Fore St. | Portland | 207.773.1274 | josephsofportland.com Ramblers Way Farm | 888.793.9005 | ramblersway.com… Continue reading →

People: Tom Chappell

Norway | Paris

Paris and Norway

…while frantically flipping through the pages of Where the Sidewalk Ends searching for words of comfort. 450 Main St. | Norway | 207.739.2249 | cafenomad.com   5 | Ocean Pearl… Continue reading →

Portland

Bayside Bowl

…  “Bowling’s been one of those things nobody talks about,” says Nat May, executive director of SPACE Gallery. Or, as he is known at the lanes, “Michael Bowlton.” May’s unassuming… Continue reading →

Portland

Cantina El Rayo

April, 2013 | By: Amy K. Anderson | Photography: Kristin Teig

…wrote the word “Recipes” in big bubble letters. Now, the pages are thin and slightly yellowed. In purple mimeographed type are recipes for tortillas, tacos, guacamole, refried beans, and deep-fried,… Continue reading →

48 Hours in Brunswick + Harpswell

Issue: March 2020 | By: Olivia Lourie

Pairing Harpswell’s small-town charm and stunning coastal vistas with the diverse culinary, cultural, and retail options on Brunswick’s Maine Street makes for an eventful and picturesque weekend experience.

Bethel

Out of the Woods

November, 2018 | By: Kate Gardner | Photography: Nicole Wolf

Mahoosuc Pathways is working with Bethel and its residents to connect the town and ski resort

Peak Experience

June, 2019 | By: Katy Kelleher | Photography: Jamie Salomon

At Tops’l Farm, Sarah and Josh Pike have built a clever campground and event space in laid-back farmhouse style.

Portland

A Museum for the 21st Century

August, 2017 | By: Paul Koenig | Photography: Nicole Wolf

The Portland Museum of Art's mission to reinvent itself and change the way people experience art in Maine.

Waterville

Art Has a Home Here

November, 2014 | By: Sophie Nelson | Photography: Greta Rybus

…just the farmer/farmer,” she says. “It’s about scale—in Maine, everything is scaled in a way that’s accessible. There’s a richness to the artistic community that’s authentic. Alex Katz lives down… Continue reading →

Learn More: Colby College Museum of Art

People: Sharon Corwin

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