Turning the Tide
By changing the way fishermen handle their catch, Gulf of Maine Sashimi is opening new markets for sustainable seafood
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48HRS in Belfast + Lincolnville
First a gritty shipbuilding town, then a chicken-processing one, Belfast is now a hub for artists and artisans, with a restored waterfront and a bustling downtown lined with shops and restaurants. The more rural Lincolnville boasts a small beach community tucked along the shoreline.
48 Hours in Brunswick + Harpswell
Pairing Harpswell’s small-town charm and stunning coastal vistas with the diverse culinary, cultural, and retail options on Brunswick’s Maine Street makes for an eventful and picturesque weekend experience.
If the Ice is Good, the Sails Go Up
Zooming across frozen lakes at up to 70 miles per hour, ice boat sailors of Maine keep their sheets full year-round.
Home Made
Soapmakers and ceramicists, jewelry designers and glassblowers, these artists represent a vibrant community of makers who are continuing Maine’s heritage of craft. Using materials ranging from neon tubing to lumber, their stories are told through the products they make and the people who invite them into their lives.
The Man Behind Maine’s Ice-Fishing Traps
Tim Jackson, founder of Jack’s Traps, spent over 40 years building and improving the ice traps now found on lakes all over the state and around the country.
Covet
Welcome to Covet, a section that endeavors to help you, our readers, enhance your lives by curating the most exceptional wares on the market each month. Every item included here has been researched extensively, ensuring its quality and efficacy. We’ll
Mixed Company
Built to house and entertain a crowd, this Sunday River getaway is packed with thoughtful architectural details, natural materials, and newly made family memories.
Love Letters to Maine | Seth Wescott
Hi Maine, I love you. It took my going away to know that I needed to move home, and it took me two decades after that to realize what it is about you that keeps pulling me back. In the
