New chief curator Jaime DeSimone reflects on the museum’s reimagined exhibit spaces and ever-evolving approach to Maine art.
Arts & Leisure
This time of year, hordes of Maine’s pond-hockey players take to the ice for the love of the game (and the family-reunion vibes).
From historical deep dives to political longreads to one extra-large pizza listicle, these are the Maine stories you read and shared most this year.
The Colby Museum of Art puts a previously unexamined aspect of the 95-year-old painter's artistic legacy on display.
Eighty years after its publication, Louise Dickinson Rich’s best-known work still resonates.
Festive and charming (and, yeah, maybe a little cheesy), the picture book pairs songwriter Con Fullam’s lyrics with folk-art-y illustrations.
But not before one final farewell run.
For one writer, the preserved library of two eminent Mainers offers a window into their love story — and some welcome validation.
A spotlight on some of the state’s most dedicated and innovative nonprofit organizations, helping make communities healthier, safer, better educated, and more welcoming.
The historic theatre is finally welcoming patrons back for films, theater productions, live music, and the Maine Fall Fiddle Festival.
Bendable Maine collects learning resources from all across the Pine Tree State.
Morgan Talty’s debut collection of stories has connected with a wider audience than he dared imagine.