A Maine high-schooler wins big at an international science fair, Senator Susan Collins sells her Bangor home, and more.
With essays by Lily King, Richard Ford, and others, Breaking Bread raises funds to fight hunger.
Revisiting a trove of stunning photos by Maine photographer Tom Stewart, who accompanied Maine’s official state vessel to the far north in the early 1990s.
Each month, Down East magazine editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from August’s photo of Witherle Woods.
Check out these 5 terrific Maine canoeing and kayaking day trips, plus more in our Maine Vacation Guide.
That’s what passersby stop to do when they encounter this enchanting sunken garden on Castine’s Main Street.
A largely urban phenomenon elsewhere, these small galleries are providing new, tiny outlets for local (and not-so-local) artists.
Seventy-five years after the end of World War II, a decorated Army medic and Penobscot elder is keeping his history alive.
Once a de facto frat house, this marine building is now a chic retreat for a Castine family
Even Vacationland still hides pockets of undiscovered country. We’re spilling the beans on 10 super-scenic locales you’ve probably never visited — but should.
