Maiden Maine
Eklund Griffin is the Maine-inspired, American handmade brand of these fourth-generation “Capers” that launched in June 2016 with a line of domestic leather bags, aptly called the Maiden Collection.
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The Great Maine Scavenger Hunt
Get ready for one unforgettable Maine summer -
Art Spots
3 of coastal Maine's most road-trip worthy regions for art lovers -
Where In Maine?
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Want to Retire in Maine?
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Fiddlehead-Picking Secrets
What does a veteran forager know about Maine's iconic fiddleheads that you don't? -
Down East Adventures
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Maine Homes
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Good Things from Maine
For the lovers of Maine in your life!
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Where in Maine
Can you name this wild island?
Our Favorite Letter
Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from May’s photo of Rumford.
Moninda’s Story
Maine adopted Kenyan runner Moninda Marube as a symbol of human trafficking’s invisible casualties. But a close look at his case raises hard questions — and illustrates the challenge of investigating and prosecuting trafficking crimes. Is this man a victim?
Small Wonder
A look inside a recently renovated 285-square-foot tiny cottage in Kennebunkport
Check, Please
What did it take to put together this month’s interview feature, “My Dinner with Kerry,” about the success of Cafe Miranda, the allure of kitchen life, and the changing face of Rockland? We ran the numbers.
Anniversary Parties
Three summer music mainstays are celebrating major milestones this year, performing everything from symphonies to show tunes.
A Gentle Introduction to Family Camping
A young family of tenderfoots finds a gentle introduction to the North Woods at a cozy backcountry lodge.
Maine Dispatches
Wildfires, ferry boat protests, recovered ghost gear, parasitic flies, and more.
Why I Moved to Maine
Editor in chief Kathleen Fleury on resettling in Maine — and why you too should take the leap.