Once again, we’ve scoured the Pine Tree State for the most thoughtful, clever, useful, and eye-catching gifts. From hats to hot sauces to handkerchiefs, all 28 gift ideas on this list are handmade by Mainers — and all come with a story.
In the Blue Hill writer's new book, The Arrest, the fallout of worldwide technological collapse plays out Down East.
A few Maine farmers (and one Down East editor) hope the age-old tradition still has wings.
Looking up at the blinking sign on the Time and Temp Building — and back on its half-century history.
The Portland art school's annual tradition moving online during the pandemic.
The first Black person elected to the Maine Senate dies, Maine brews take home gold, and more.
The Windsor-style chair has come to symbolize Thos. Moser’s iconic style: simple, elegant, and comfortable.
Inspired by Maine Outdoor Brands, we asked the Down East team about outdoorsy holiday gifts that have knocked their boots off. Here are a few ideas for the adventurers on your list.
Chris Newell followed a winding trail to his new role as executive director of the Abbe Museum. Now, as Maine’s museum of Wabanaki culture confronts both the pandemic and its own colonialist underpinnings, he’s helping blaze a new one.
In this village, a self-taught 19th-century painter named Jonathan Adams Bartlett once rendered his hard-working fellow residents.
The Holidays Issue: 28 Maine-made gifts, the Abbe Museum looks ahead, what's next for Rockport, and more.
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