From the highbrow(-ish) to the cult-y, these 25 Maine-media artifacts will stand the test of time.
Arts & Leisure
Who was the enigmatic Monhegan painter, and why is her immense talent only beginning to get its due?
Shuttered in 2019, the much-mourned Portland roller rink reopened last summer, just down the street from its former location.
Recalling a mid-century storm for the ages, Cathie Pelletier's plea: don’t drop that digraph.
New chief curator Jaime DeSimone reflects on the museum’s reimagined exhibit spaces and ever-evolving approach to Maine art.
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.