Class Acts
Three Maine crafters who can teach you a lesson.
Opening Day
Anticipation is in the air as miners dig for tourmaline.
Stir It Up
Six culinary adventures for home cooks and aspiring chefs.
Sprig Woodwork
Mack and her sister, Amanda Slamm, spent the months after their father’s death teaching themselves to make cutting boards and pizza peels, and before long, they were selling them online and in local craft shops as Sprig Woodwork.
Free the Udders!
A year-and-a-half ago, Maine’s landmark food-sovereignty law empowered towns to regulate their own dairy/pickle/poultry trade. So how is it changing the way farming communities do business?
Carry On
Leather bags with heart.
This Old (Mod) House
A rethought Greek Revival in Camden.
Cold Plays
This time of year, the number of companies producing plays is pruned way back, but the choices are bolder, more varied, and more ambitious — just what we need to lure us out of cultural hibernation.
Maine with a Scandinavian Accent
A love letter to Maine on a flour sack tea towel.
Big Foot
Fluffy, sticky, soft, or icy — Pleasant Ridge Plantation’s Bob Howe has a snowshoe for that.
Talking Heads
Bespolk’s sassy Maine headgear
Merry Christmoose!
Deck the halls with the Maine state animal.