48 Hours In…Blue Hill
…trade. Back on Main Street, Blue Hill Hearth offers freshly baked artisan bread and coffee service in a book-lined cafe adjoining North Light Books. Max’s Blue Hill Wine Shop is… Continue reading
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Blue Hill, Brooklin + Brooksville
The Blue Hill Peninsula, just west of Mount Desert Island, has a long heritage of boatbuilding, fishing, and farming, and although the towns are popular summer destinations, they also offer year-round community and culture.
48 Hours in Blue Hill, Brooklin + Brooksville
The Blue Hill peninsula is home to a warm and welcoming community that offers visitors a taste of small-town hospitality on the coast of Maine.
Blue Hill Peninsula
…of Maine brews, serve up classic Maine fare, and offer a killer slice of blueberry pie, which we devour. 4:30p.m. in Blue Hill Back in Blue Hill we stop into… Continue reading
48 Hours in Blue Hill, Brooklin + Brooksville
With an array of local dining options, a vibrant arts scene, and ocean vistas, these tight-knit communities on the Blue Hill Peninsula deliver a unique weekend getaway and solace from the busier Mount Desert Island towns just up the coast.
Meg + Maxime, Blue Hill
August 9, 2014 | John Peters Estate in Blue Hill Photographs by Kate Crabtree Photography Maxime and Meg had their first college class together at Colby College. They started… Continue reading
Blue Hill Peninsula
…thanks to the room’s complimentary cereal selection. 8:15 a.m. @ Blue Hill Inn The morning ’s sugar-fest did not ruin the kids’ appetite for grilled blueberry muffins, fresh fruit, and… Continue reading
Eateries from Brian Hill: Francine Bistro, Shepherd’s Pie, and Seabright Pizza
…that this was very challenging. “But I learned thin-crust pizza craft working with a screaming hot brick oven, how to prep cook, and how to move really, really fast.” Chef… Continue reading
Insider Tips for Visiting the Blue Hill Peninsula
Known as a creative mecca, thanks in no small part to the “rusticator movement” that brought artists from populous (and expensive) cities into downeast Maine, the Blue Hill peninsula has become a destination for artists, writers, musicians, and food artisans—some famous, although the locals are notably low-key about that. We asked Chrissy Allen, president of the Blue Hill Peninsula Chamber of Commerce and development director at the Blue Hill Heritage Trust, who also happens to be a multigenerational native of the area, what an ideal weekend looks like in Blue Hill.
Flavors of Blue
…mugs, and plates. I’ve stopped in to see the source of the blue-glazed pottery that’s in use on the breakfast table at the Blue Hill Inn. (Blue Hill is one… Continue reading
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