- Maine author and illustrator Jay Piscopo releases “The Undersea Adventures of Capt’n Eli – Volume 3″...
- Jenny Hval at SPACE, Kat Edmonson at Jonathan’s...
- Concert Review: Kaki King at SPACE Gallery...
- Award-winning independent drama ‘Bluebird’ shot in Maine, screening at PMA this weekend...
- Excellent craft cocktails and the ambiance makes you feel like royalty: Natalie’s in Camden...
'The Whipping Man,' floatation tank, Elements anniversary and more. Pick it up Thursdays in the Press Herald.
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Maineiac OutdoorsHiking and the Yarmouth Clam Festival: A wicked good combo!
What do mountains of golden fried clams, strawberry shortcake piled high with whipped cream, icy cold and refreshing lime rickeys and hiking have in common? Why, the fabulous Yarmouth Clam Festival and miles of wonderful walking and hiking trails in the scenic and historic village of Yarmouth of course! Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsAbol closure still leaves five great hiking routes to the top of Katahdin
The Abol Trail is closed for the foreseeable future due to landslides, but that still leaves five other great hiking routes to the summit of Katahdin, Maine's highest mountaintop. Get an overview of these hikes and watch a video with tips for preparing for your big climb. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsHiking: Bare it all on Hike Naked Day
Saturday, June 21 is Hike Naked Day. Are you game for a short stretch on the trail with just your boots and socks, hat and day pack? Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsHiking the entire Presidential Range in a single day. Or not.
A one day Presidential Traverse climbs all seven summits in the range that are named for U.S. presidents: Madison, Adams, Jefferson, Monroe, Washington, Eisenhower and Pierce. And that means anywhere from 12 to 20 hours on your feet for some 19 to 23 miles while you gain about 9,000 feet of elevation. Are you up for the big hike? Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsHiking: Happy meandering on the trails of Montville
There are some 28 unheralded miles of hiking trails in and around Montville, up the coast on the way to Belfast. For a good intro, get you pack and boots on the Northern Headwaters Trail, a sweet 3.5-mile loop along the headwaters of the Sheepscot River. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsGet outside for big fun on National Trails Day, Sat June 7
There's lots of fun stuff happening around Maine on National Trails Day this Sat, June 7. So get on out there, have some good fun with other outdoor enthusiasts and show your support for Maine's trails! Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsHiking: Take to the Georges Highland Path on Ragged Mountain
For miles of great ridge walking with lots of views, take a hike on the 5-mile section of the Georges Highland Path over Ragged Mountain in Rockport. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsHiking: Great Wass Island one of the very best hikes on the Maine coast
Combine the Little Cape Point and Mud Hole trails plus a connecting walk along the rugged shoreline at Great Wass Island Preserve for an outstanding 5-mile loop hike. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsHow to prep your bike for summer riding – and 4 weekly group rides in Portland
Great tips on getting your bike ready for riding the roads and trails from a biking expert. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsTen miles of hiking fun on the Forest City Trail
The Forest City Trail follows a sinuous route across Portland from the southwest corner of the city near Westbrook to its northern edge on the watery boundary shared with Falmouth, a marvelous 10-mile hike made possible by our friends at Portland Trails. Pack your rucksack and lace up your boots and go! Read on
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Face the MusicJenny Hval at SPACE, Kat Edmonson at Jonathan’s
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The Golden DishPortland’s best bites of last week were precursor to Maine Restaurant Week, now in full swing
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Face the MusicSongs in the key of dresses…in all colors.
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Downhill SkiingSki deal: Get a ride to the mountain and a lift ticket for a bargain with the Mainely Ski & Ride meetup
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Maine Mini AdventureBath and Reid State Park make for a serene off-season trip: Here’s where to eat, shop and play (cheap)
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Fore Front FashionThe best consignment shop you don’t know about (yet)