Broken Arrow Hits a Bull’s-Eye in Portland’s Arts District

Issue: September 2021 | By: Kate McCarty | Photography: Nicole Wolf

The Portland restaurant opened during the pandemic and has already developed a loyal following with its menu of seasonal small plates and inventive cocktails.

A New Art Installation Illustrates a Changing Gulf of Maine

Issue: January 2022 | By: Hilary Irons | Photography: Tara Rice

Artists collaborated with scientists at Bigelow Laboratory to create the exhibition on display through October 2023.

Insider Tips for Visiting Wiscasset

Issue: May 2022 | By: Hadley Gibson

…more to discover when a local is guiding you. We spoke with Debbie Gagnon, co-owner, president, and general manager of lobster roll destination Red’s Eats, to get her tips for… Continue reading →

If You Haven’t Tried Cafe Louis in Knightville, It’s Time

Issue: July 2022 | By: Kate McCarty | Photography: Nicole Wolf

Bringing a medley of Central American fare to South Portland, this casual but lively cafe has strong opinions about what makes a good Cuban.

Want to Help Combat Climate Change? Eat More Oysters.

Issue: July 2022 | By: Anna Fiorentino | Photography: Steve De Neef

Oysters and their farmers are making a big splash in Maine’s waterways—and it’s all for the good.

Lovell in 48 Hours

Issue: October 2022 | By: Genevieve Walker | Photography: Joshua Loring

Located next to the clear waters and dramatic Alpine vistas of Kezar Lake, Lovell is a place where Western Maine rusticity meets bygone-era glamor, making it a nostalgic spot for a weekend getaway.

Terpene Dreams

The team at Maine’s first recreational cannabis dispensary, SeaWeed Co., is on a mission to change the way people talk about cannabis.

A Fine-Dining Staple in Brunswick Lives Up to its Predecessor

Issue: October 2022 | By: Kate McCarty | Photography: Nicole Wolf

Restaurateurs Michelle and Steve Corry opened 555 North with fan-favorite dishes from their former Portland hotspot.

How to Spot a Moose Like a Mainer

Issue: November 2022 | By: Rachel Hurn | Illustration by Olivia Ryder

Registered Maine Guide Reid Anderson teaches us why an early morning canoe trip is his preferred method for moose touring.

The Danforth Excels in Portland’s West End

Issue: November 2022 | By: Kate McCarty | Photography: Nicole Wolf

A moody aesthetic and top-notch drinks make this hot new destination an instant favorite.

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