Each Sea Bags sail trade preserves memories, authenticity, and the environment.
Maine-Made
A baseball-bat manufacturer in Shirley Mills gets his call-up to the big leagues.
A Sullivan studio’s mammoth all-weather garden containers are popping up in gardens across the country.
In a tiny workshop in Gray, a group of downhill diehards turns local lumber into handcrafted skis with a timeless look.
How did a Portland artisan turn an old toy dinosaur into the coolest Hanukkah menorah?
In the woods outside Farmington, a martial-arts champ built a hobby into a lifestyle into a factory.
A Saco woodshop builds iconic Maine furniture — and better lives for employees with disabilities.
Building a company’s brand around its Maine identity isn’t as straightforward as it might seem.
The co-founder of Maine Grains grinds out a niche — and revives a local tradition — at her Skowhegan gristmill.
Printmaker Susan Amons mixes technique and allegory in her otherworldly artwork.
A rejuvenated Quoddy Footwear finds a niche in the maker movement.
You think Santa’s busy? Meet Jim and Teresa England, who coax trains, trucks, and airplanes out of blocks of wood.