Portraits on Monhegan
Facing obstacles 12 miles out to sea is a way of life for the island’s year-round residents
Blog Archives
Love Letters to Maine | Heather Printup
Dear Maine, A Mainer is unique. You can tell by the way we talk, how we dress, our giving spirits, and our friendliness. But, when it comes right down to it, ask any Mainer, and we’ll all agree on one
Keeping the Lights On
How the Maine Lights Program saved dozens of lighthouses and became a beacon for national preservation efforts
From Backpacks to Face Masks
The team at Hyperlite Mountain Gear adapts to help others during a global crisis
Essential Summer Reading
Read your way through Maine this summer with our favorite books set in the Pine Tree State
48 Hours in Camden, Rockport + Rockland
With unique, trek-worthy dining options and perhaps the best art scene in Maine, this midcoast region offers much more than a pretty coastal escape.
French Lessons
Three days on Penobscot Bay, under sail and under stars on Maine’s oldest working vessel, the 1871 schooner Lewis R. French
Through His Lens
A master of portraiture, Séan Alonzo Harris uses photography to ask questions about race, gentrification, and who makes up the communities around us
Dock + Dine
Traveling by boat to a waterfront restaurant is one of the pleasures of living in a state with thousands of miles of coastline. Here are some of Maine’s most popular destinations that offer both memorable food and drink for you and accommodations for your vessel.
