Maine Kind of Candy
I drive past the Strand Theatre, the lamp-lit shops, and crowded cafes of Rockland, turn right at Tilson Avenue, hang a left past the Coast Guard Building onto Sea Street Place to find the Bixby and Co. headquarters. What I
Rockland
Primo
When Chef Melissa Kelly first proposed that I spend her entire workday with her, from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m., I assumed that this schedule must be an exception to her usual routine, arranged for my benefit. Surely, a chef
Art Museums
There’s something about Maine that calls to artists, pulling them in like moths to a flame. Of course, the rugged and wild landscape has something to do with this, but we think it’s more than that. Our state is a
Rockland, Thomaston, Port Clyde + Tenants Harbor
Photographs + stories by Maine magazine staff: Mali Welch, Art Director, The Brand Company Mali Welch, Art Director at The Brand Company I’m cruising Route One North in a truck with my new husband Derek, and we’re Midcoast-bound. Just
Eateries from Brian Hill: Francine Bistro, Shepherd’s Pie, and Seabright Pizza
Brian Hill has become a Maine culinary icon; he now runs three ventures in the midcoast, including his most recent addition, Seabright Pizza. But the best way to get a glimpse into the inner workings of the mind of the
Movie Theaters
Movie theaters from around the state that made our A-List. Forget about $15 tickets and dizzying displays of digital wonder—these movie theaters are a little bit old school, a little bit indie, and full of character. Grab a beer, some
3Crow in Rockland
The colorful history of Rockland’s 3Crow is best pondered over a plate of crispy fried chicken and a glass of sweet, mellow bourbon. You too can be part of the story. In the 1907 book Special Edition: Rockland, Camden, and
Sacred Spaces
A-LIST-January 2014 By Katy Kelleher We are lucky to live in Maine. This is a place where beauty runs free and wild, where the breathless awe of something larger, something grander, can be found on beaches and mountain tops,
The Fog Bar & Cafe
You would have to be an obsessive minimalist, or in possession of the prickliest taste buds in history, to be blind to the charms of the Fog Bar & Cafe. From the painted windows to the playful bar snacks, everything
