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Arts & Leisure
At First Light: Two Centuries of Artists in Maine paints a complex picture of Maine’s history.
New exhibits at the Farnsworth, the Ogunquit Museum, and the CMCA consider each one’s place in the state’s art scene.
Remembering the offbeat encounter that turned an old summer camp into a cherished family escape.
UNE’s new medical school in Portland will prepare doctors for a health-care future that is more inclusive, accessible, and patient centered.
An exit interview with MCA’s outgoing director about the future of the state’s vibrant craft scene.
Its authors delight in reciting the singsong names of her sweet peas, hollyhocks, and foxgloves.
Traditional Ghanaian symbols for hope and friendship adorn Portland-based artist Ebenezer Akakpo’s contest-winning bus stop design.
In Flying Solo, Holmes returns to her make-believe midcoast hamlet — and to themes of independence, acceptance, and belonging.
WIN a special curator tour of Northern Threads: Two Centuries of Dress and...
Waterville’s Central Maine Striders share their wisdom about running (and life).
The former Penobscot chief tackles the famously grueling stretch of the Appalachian Trail to test his body and spirit and connect with his ancestors.