Using nineteenth-century mills and twenty-first-century technology, Pam Allen created a world-renowned yarn company in Maine.

Named for the seafaring ways of its former landowners, a new neighborhood on the island of Southport seeks to address the needs of Maine’s aging-but-active population.

With semiweekly games in Rockport, the Dusty Pucks have fun keeping their bodies fit and their minds sharp.

At the University of New England, a new program aims to lead the way in aging excellence.

With its Institute for Integrative Aging, Saint Joseph’s College aims to bring seniors and students together for the common good.

A photographer looks to the rehearsal process for inspiration.

With 17 locations across the state, the Maine Senior College Network—a program of the University of Southern Maine—offers myriad opportunities for exploration and lifelong learning. Senior Colleges have no entrance requirements, grades, or tests, and memberships are a reasonable cost,