New Look for a Classic

Issue: September 2019 | By: Susan Axelrod | Photography: Kari Herer

Allagash Brewing Company embraces cans, starting with the iconic White.

Hearth + Home

Issue: September 2019 | By: Susan Axelrod | Photography: Kari Herer

At Walkers Maine, chef Justin Walker brings seasonal, wood-fired cooking to his own backyard.

Homecoming Kings

Issue: September 2019 | By: Susan Axelrod | Photography: Nicole Wolf

At Luke’s Lobster in Portland, native son Luke Holden preserve a piece of the working waterfront and brings his iconic brand to Maine.

Mountain Biking Trails

Issue: September 2019 | By: Blair Best | Photography: Peter Frank Edwards

For the experienced mountain biker or someone simply looking for a new way to explore Maine’s wilderness, these trail systems offer the perfect loops and views for a fall biking excursion.

A Wild Life

Issue: September 2019 | By: Emma Simard | Photography: Courtesy of Sparks' Arks

Sparks’ Ark is a lifeline for wild animals in Maine

More than Words

Issue: September 2019 | By: Emma Simard | Photography: Dave Dostie

Asylum seeker Joao Victor’s passion for poetry helps him find his voice

Brunswick | Bath

48 Hours in Brunswick + Bath

Issue: September 2019 | By: Danielle Devine

Brunswick and Bath provide a weekend escape filled with museums, galleries, and antiques.

Belgrade

48 Hours in Belgrade

Issue: September 2019 | By: Melissa Olander

The chain of seven lakes and ponds surrounding Belgrade is the area’s biggest draw, especially during the summer months, when the town’s population doubles with seasonal residents who have discovered its quiet beauty.

A Cut Above

Issue: September 2019 | By: Emma Simard | Photography: Daniel Orr

Portland’s newest culinary store brings the craft of Japanese whetstone sharpening to Maine

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