A new book paints a lively picture of the Sugarloafers who banded together to carve out a town of their own in the heart of western Maine’s mountains.
Stitching together the up, down, and up-again life of a Maine textile center.
This time of year, candy-colored glass ornaments grace Judy Minaudo's 1751 home, while walls and woodwork in splashy colors and patterns dazzle year-round.
On a rare night off, the Steelgraves, who are Clauses-for-hire during the holiday season, like to unwind at this Portland bar.
Local crafters are dangling some pretty sweet options this year.
On Thanksgiving, Dan Powell will set his two acres of woods along Route 124 alight with 62,070 LED bulbs worth of twinkling Yuletide cheer.
Since 2021, midcoast curling teams have been facing off in "pondspiels" on Rockland's Chickawaukie Pond.
Latkes con mole embrace the crisp simplicity of the shredded-potato staple and layer on the spicy, smoky depth of Mexico’s unofficial national condiment.
After a full decade, the magazine’s annual photo contest is still, ahem, clicking right along.
The mod little bistro has been especially well received in the City of Ships, where restaurant turnover has stymied folks looking for a non-pubby night out.
Our salute to the hundreds of Down East readers and fans who have trekked all over the Pine Tree State in pursuit of an unforgettable summer.
Each month, Down East editors select our favorite response to “Where in Maine?” Here is our favorite letter from October's photo.