After merging with the Maine Crafts Association, the guild’s three much-loved fine-craft shows make their return this summer.
From colonial outposts to midcentury batteries, Maine’s former military forts are bastions of history and marvels of engineering. Photographer Benjamin Williamson captures their splendors, grand and subtle.
The hardy little berry resembles an oversize, oblong blueberry, and it tastes like a blueberry-raspberry hybrid.
Portland’s new fermentation-focused market carries everything from kimchi to preserved lemons to sourdough.
At the Portland Museum of Art, the late Maine painter gets his first major solo exhibition.
Here's our favorite letter from May's Where in Maine photo.
Maine‘s new semi-pro basketball team is scrappy, physical, and full of players hungry for their shot.
The latest installment of our appraisal series considers this and other Maine-y treasures.
Trent and Colleen Schriefer craft highly precise wooden training swords at their North Berwick studio.
A new book reveals the historical quirks, Native words, civic ambitions, and personal whims behind the names of Maine’s cities and towns.
And Mary Blackstone's family has been tending them for generations.
The demolition of the old bridge connecting this island community to the mainland might have ruffled a few feathers.