Perfect for Carnival season, Alexis Burbank’s masquerade art showcases her fascination with the fantastical.
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Arielle Greenberg is a poet and author of creative nonfiction. She lives in Belfast.
Despite the pandemic, the gateway town’s entrepreneurs have been busy opening (and reopening) shops downtown.
Scouting the state for wicked individual fashion, we found student Camden Hunt at College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor.
Yoga teacher, knitting activist, ballet mom. Spotted in Belfast. (Yes, that’s her real name.)
At Bubba’s, est. 1961, kitsch is king, retro is respected, and celebration is sacred. A tribute to Maine’s wildest, most beloved dive.
Islesboro Land Trust cofounder Stephen Miller makes elegant walking sticks out of island hardwood.
Peaks Islander and Episcopal lay minister Thurl Headen feeds his spirit through fashion.
Our ongoing search for pissah fashion led us to Marcia Heath, writer, pianist, and rowing buff from Waldo.
Katherine Slevin sells her sweet, buttery lineup online — for pick-up or delivery — and at a handful of Portland markets and coffee shops.
Stuart Loten uses a silk-painting technique to turn home lighting into art
A couple preserves a family tradition with a new house that bests the original while retaining its warmth and charm.