After the untimely death of its longtime owner, the famously fast lobsterboat motors back onto Maine’s racing circuit.
Arts & Leisure
Maine‘s new semi-pro basketball team is scrappy, physical, and full of players hungry for their shot.
At the Portland Museum of Art, the late Maine painter gets his first major solo exhibition.
In the ’70s, a lobsterman’s wife had a lot of obligations and little autonomy.
The Pulitzer Prize–winning poet contributed to Down East just once, in the magazine’s fifth issue, in 1955.
A new book shares the stories of five girls coming of age in rural Washington County.
And each has its own unique identity and story.
A new community studio at Waterfall Arts brings glassblowing to a whole new crowd.
Make the destinations on this list part of your itinerary the next time you’re looking to explore Maine’s arts scene
The Boothbay region’s sculpture trail is a stone groove.
Fast becoming the first family of Portland art, they're giving the city an overdue new look.
The daughter of the once up-and-coming Maine realist plans to revive his legacy — if she can find his scattered works.