Smalls is Portland’s Hippest New All-Day Cafe
The cafe and market in Portland’s West End has the style, food, and wares of a New York City staple.
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8 Maine Swimming Holes to Cool off in this Summer
When the heat and humidity starts to get to you, take the plunge into one (or all) of these Vacationland swimming spots.
How to Cook a Bean Hole Supper Like a Mainer
Vice president of the Patten Lumbermen’s Museum Ken Libby gives us his tips and tricks for this subterranean delicacy.
The Animator Documenting Maine’s Changing Landscape
Hanji Chang, animator of cult-favorite cartoon “Temp Tales,” environmental PSAs, and children’s music videos, looks to what’s coming next.
Kimberly Ridley Reflects on Her Father’s Agrarian Maine Roots in the New Book “Breaking Bread”
In this excerpt from a book of 70 renowned New England writers, essayist Kimberly Ridley tells how her love of the earth took root in her father’s pea patch.
The Ghost of Paul Revere Takes One Final Tour
Maine’s own American folk band on how it feels to come to the end of their journey as a band and what they’re looking forward to next.
The Maine Weekender, 6/3—6/5
Ah, sweet summer! How do you decide when the season that gave Vacationland its name officially begins? Is it on Memorial Day or the summer solstice? Is it when you finally hear the spring peepers on warm evenings? Or perhaps
The Maine Weekender, May 20—22
Did you have your earliest beach day in recent memory this past weekend? With temperatures in the 80s, it was even warm enough (by some standards) to jump in the ocean, albeit briefly. If you missed the chance to get
The Maine Weekender, May 13—15
Did you also make the mistake of wearing jeans and a jacket today? It feels as though spring only just started, and yet we’re getting a sneak peek at summer! Perhaps it’s a little soon to pull out all your
