At a natural history museum in Hinckley, the living meet the dead with the lights turned out.
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Folk trio Lula Wiles brings its breezy vocal harmonizing and sharp picking, bowing, and plucking back to Maine for this summer’s Kingfield Pops.
Built with straw bales, a Mount Desert Island home is practical, energy efficient, and beautiful.
The co-founder of Maine Grains grinds out a niche — and revives a local tradition — at her Skowhegan gristmill.
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Abbie Read has a passion for found objects — and books and paper and paintings. This month, she’s bringing together her eclectic interests in ayears-in-the-making installation in Brunswick.
Since 1999, the Acadia Birding Festival has grown from a get-together for locals to a grand to-do that draws diehard birders from across the country.
A baseball-bat manufacturer in Shirley Mills gets his call-up to the big leagues.
Shuffle this way, to Bangor’s annual celebration of the living dead.
With the help of some 460 volunteers Barbara Charry has been able to identify hotspots where animals and humans seem most likely to meet on the road.