Bangor
My boyfriend Adam and I travel north towards Bangor. I went to school at the University of Maine, so I am excited to be heading back to the area I spent so much time in—this time as an adult.
Blog Archives
The Next Economy
With unmatched natural resources and yankee ingenuity, Maine has the tools to rise above economic challenges.
Catching the Green Wave
A new generation of sea farmers is expanding markets and creating new industries.
Enjoying the Royal
Communities collaborate to create access to nature and nourishment for the soul.
Acadian Rhythms
At Acadia National Park it’s been a celebration of the century -all year long. To jump into the one-hundreth anniversary of the U.S. National Park Service and of the adored Acadia on Mount Desert Island, we stay a couple of
Live Music Venues
Good live music has an energy and intimacy that can’t be captured through recordings. Thankfully, there are plenty of venues all across Maine to experience those special performances—from restored opera houses to riverfront pavilions to snowmobiling pit stops.
Coat & Tie Cottages
Boating, swimming, and lakeside cocktails at the 100-year-old Migis Lodge on Sebago Lake
Hope is the Thing with Feathers
After forty years, Steve Kress’s Project Puffin goes global
Maine Children’s Books
In a children’s book, stories and art collide to create a visual and literary experience that many of us hold on to throughout our lives. Children and adults remember the characters, plots, and drawings that, in a few short pages,
