Gale Ross, the state’s fall foliage coordinator for over three decades, knows the leaves like the back of her hand.
Dear Maine, Of your many endearing qualities, what I love most is your long tradition of agricultural fairs. My favorite, the Common Ground Country Fair, is at its core a harvest celebration. The fair, hosted by the Maine Organic Farmers
For our July issue, we asked readers to send us love letters written to camping in Maine. Continue reading
Former chef Barton Seaver talks about the barriers to people eating more seafood and why Maine should embrace aquaculture.
Dear Maine, You lured me in with a kayak. The promise of after-work sunset paddles, summer outings on lakes, and island hopping was a vision hatched in my city apartment that you brought to life. To be honest, life with
Hiking and kayaking up and down Maine’s coast with his easel in tow, painter Timothy Wilson captures the state’s dramatic landscape.
In her new memoir, the Lost Kitchen founder finds Freedom.
Maine's biggest concert promoter Lauren Wayne, on what it's been like to run the State Theater during a pandemic, and why she moved to Portland 20 years ago.
Classicist, Tattoo Artist, and Author Phuc Tran Spills the Ink The Portland powerhouse balances his (many) roles. by Katherine GaudetPhotography: Séan Alonzo Harris Issue: May 2021 When I arrive to meet Phuc Tran at Tsunami Tattoo, he’s got a few
Making Friends of Enemies in the Maine Woods In his nearly three decades with Seeds of Peace, Timothy Wilson has worked with campers from all over the world. by Paul KeonigPhotography by Nicole Wolf Issue: May 2021 Timothy Wilson has
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