FEATURE-September 2009 By Daphne Howland Illustrations by Eric Hou Maine’s most audacious, incredible, superheroic, global town meeting Pop!Tech is a conference, a global nonprofit organism, an idea magnet, a hyperkinetic network of Web 2.0 brainstorming. Each October, academics, techies, digerati,
EAT FEATURE-September 2009 By Peter A. Smith Photographs by Jonathan Levitt Portland’s newest restaurants In May, the big, neon S in the Eastland Park Hotel’s rooftop sign went out, so that on the approach from South Portland, up and over
SEE-September 2009 Marsden Hartley City Point, Vinalhaven 1937–1938, oil on board, 18” x 24”. Gift of the Alex Katz Foundation Marsden Hartley (b. Lewiston, Maine, 1877) was a painter, poet, and essayist who traveled the world seeking spiritual and transcendental
FIND- September 2009 By Véronique McAree | Photographs by Maria Alexandria Vettese The leaves might be changing colors, but heres our hand-picked selection of Maine products with a pronounced green streak and lots of eco-cred. Eye Spy (right) Prettier than plastic
48 HOURS-September 2009 Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Kristen Andresen Lainsbury and Jonathan Levitt Belfast: one of the prettiest bays in Maine, and though purists may object, we think its just gentrified enough. Shipwrights and sailors, farmers and foodies,
STYLE-September 2009 Photograph by Elizabeth Atterbury Name: Kate Smith Age: 34 Location: 131 Middle St., Portland What are you up to? Where are you off to? I’m off to work in the garden and later, hopefully, to the bar
The Contemporaries at the Portland Museum of Art THERE + THEN- September 2009 Photographs by Bryan Bruchman An empty bottle hung from a tree in the Portland Museum of Arts’s garden on Spring Street as fiddler Pam Weeks and
FEAST-September 2009 (from Maine Home+Design) By Rebecca Falzano Photographs by François Gagné For husband and wife Bob and Laura Butler, the richness of life is measured in moments of good food and wine: The pleasing pungency of garlic. The texture of
FEAST-August 2009 (from Maine Home+Design) By Rebecca Falzano Photographs by François Gagné If restaurants could talk, Pier 77 on Cape Porpoise Harbor would have some tales to tell. For more than seventy years, the site overlooking a working pier has been
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