The Maine Weekender, May 13—15
Did you also make the mistake of wearing jeans and a jacket today? It feels as though spring only just started, and yet we’re getting a sneak peek at summer! Perhaps it’s a little soon to pull out all your
Did you have your earliest beach day in recent memory this past weekend? With temperatures in the 80s, it was even warm enough (by some standards) to jump in the ocean, albeit briefly. If you missed the chance to get
Did you also make the mistake of wearing jeans and a jacket today? It feels as though spring only just started, and yet we’re getting a sneak peek at summer! Perhaps it’s a little soon to pull out all your
Happy Cinco De Mayo! Are there margaritas in your future this evening? After a dreary start to the week, we can’t think of a better way to spend May 5 than out on the back patio with a cold drink
Folks from all over the Northeast come to Damariscotta Mills each year to witness hundreds of thousands of alewives navigate one of the state’s most extensive fish ladders. As the fish enter the channel, photographers capture diving osprey and eagles
A crop specialist from the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association on how to start your garden.
Maine photographer Gabe Bornstein captures calm, colorful portraits of fishing boats in Saco Bay.
Samantha Butler, manager of TEMPOart in Portland and program assistant at Surf Point Foundation in York, makes supporting creative communities her practice.
Maine writer and photographer Coco McCracken on the concept of belonging and setting down roots.
With nearly 350,000 followers, Kristen Gingrich addresses difficult subjects with lighthearted videos and candor.
The jump into May is always so sweet. Plants start budding, magnolias trees and cherry blossoms bloom, and it’s finally time to pull the sandals and shorts out of the back of the closet. Ready to make the jump to
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