Gift Guides 2020: For the Traveler
Travel may be on hold right now, but it won't be forever. We've curated a list of items for the globetrotter in your life, which are guaranteed to get them excited for when they can hit the road again.
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Gift Guides 2020: For the Trendsetter
For that challenging person on your list–the one with the keenest eye–may we suggest some of the below options?
Gift Guides 2020: For the Kids
A list of gifts so good that you'll become known as the cool relative.
Gift Guides 2020: For the Beauty Enthusiast
This year is all about self care, and these gifts are sure to be appreciated by anyone taking a little more time to indulge in wellness this year.
The Mainers: Jennifer Neptune
Jennifer Neptune, a Penobscot basketweaver and director of the Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance, shares the important role that basketmaking, a thousands-of-years-old tradition, serves in Wabanaki culture and how it’s seen a resurgence throughout the state among younger makers. Read Weaving
Concise Shirting
“I can trace my commitment to sustainability back to my upbringing in Maine,” says Grammar founder and Yarmouth native Althea Simons. “Growing up in nature engendered an immense respect for the environment and an understanding of how it impacts our lives. I
Taking Stock, A Season of Appreciation
In his latest column, Luke's Lobster founder and CEO reflects on gratitude amidst crisis
Everything Old is New Again
Todd Snyder and L.L.Bean pair up for the Maine retailer's first designer collaboration
Landing Spot
Landing Spot A net-positive home in Carrabassett Valley serves as one family’s mountainside retreat by Emma SimardPhotography by Erin Little Issue: November 2020 “It was all Henry’s idea,” Alicia Heyburn says. Henry, her husband, has always had a penchant for
