The Maine Weekender 4/29—5/1

…you need to start from scratch.  When: 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Saturday Where: 131 Washington Ave., Portland Something to Drink:  Do you love both Maine Beer Company and Mast Landing Brewing… Continue reading →

Has Maine’s Transportation System Reached the End of the Road?

Issue: March 2022 | By: Tyler Wells Lynch | Photography: Peter Frank Edwards | Illustration by Joel Kuschke

How climate change, tech, and Covid-19 are forcing Maine to rethink its dependence on cars.

An Architect Transforms a Dated Sugarloaf Home

Issue: January 2022 | By: Rachel Hurn | Photography: Jeff Roberts

Kevin Browne pulls from his experience overhauling his family’s ski chalet to give advice for remodeling a home in the Pine Tree state.

Maine Whoopie Pies from the Maine Bicentennial Community Cookbook

September, 2021 | Photography: Karl Schatz

Celebrate Maine's official treat by making this recipe from the Maine Bicentennial Community Cookbook.

Rockland, Rockport + Camden in 48 Hours

Issue: July 2021 | By: Danielle Devine, Editor of Maine Home+Design

Some of the best art and design in Maine can be found in these midcoast towns, but their coastal views, shopping, and dining make them a destination for any summer traveler.

Maine Artist and Activist Natasha Mayers Finally Gets Her Moment

Issue: November 2021 | By: Hilary Irons | Photography: Séan Alonzo Harris

The Whitefield resident is the subject of a new documentary detailing her connection to nature, prolific career, and progressive political activities.

Ingrid Stanchfield

…been limited, the Gardiner-based nonprofit has still been serving around 180 to 200 students from as far away as South Portland and Boothbay. Ingrid Stanchfield, who has led the organization… Continue reading →

What a 6,000-Year-Old Hunting Practice Can Teach Us About Life

Issue: October 2021 | By: Katy Kelleher | Photography: Michael D. WIlson

While watching birds of prey hunt above southern Maine marshes, a writer discovers that falconry can be a balm for broken times.

2021 Mainers of the Year

Issue: October 2021 | By: Rachel Hurn and Paul Koenig | Photography: Dave Dostie, Séan Alonzo Harris, Ben Macri, Tara Rice, and Michael D. Wilson

The leaders who have shaped the state over the past year.

An Antique Dealer’s Treasure-Filled Wiscasset Apartment

Issue: September 2021 | By: Rachel Hurn | Photography: Ari Kellerman

After leaving New York last year, clothing designer Samuel Snider found a new path in antiques.

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