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ArtWest Point Art Walk includes paintings by contemporary painters who live and work there
Tiny fishing village in Phippsburg inspired Marin a century ago and continues to excite artists today. Read on
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ArtMaine’s top painters gather in Cape Elizabeth to paint the land and sea during Paint for Preservation
Thirty artists will spend the day in the fields, on the rocks and in the meadows of Cape Elizabeth, exploring the town's prettiest properties and vistas and making fresh paintings. Read on
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BlogStone Mountain’s Carol Noonan plays Thursday with her talented friends Kevin Barry and Duke Levine
Every once in a blue moon, Noonan takes to her own stage and puts on a show with her two best buds, Kevin Barry and Duke Levine. Barry plays the lap steel and Levine the electric guitar. They are both clearly from planets other than this one, as their skills are out of this world. Read on
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Things to do this weekendMoxie Fest, YogaFest & North Atlantic Blues Fest: 8 things to do in Maine this weekend
A pretty fine selection of festivals this weekend - from a celebration of Moxie in Lisbon to incredible blues music in Rockland. It's also YogaFest weekend in Portland and the start of the Potato Blossom Festival in Fort Fairfield. Tour gardens, eat ice cream and hit the Ossipee Valley Fair, too. Read on
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Do thisMaine Mini Adventure: Hit the Beach, Pond & Trails at Range Pond State Park in Poland
Folks slightly father away might not be as hip to this state park, or know that, in addition to the aforementioned beach, pond and trails, you can also rent canoes, kayaks and paddleboards for $5. Or bring your own. There's an easily accessible boat launch, too. And an eagle's nest! Read on
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Arts & EntertainmentMaine International Film Festival starts on Friday
Maine might not be movie Mecca, but it's getting there. The calendar of Maine movie festivals continues to fill up more each year (up next: The Bluestocking Festival on July 17-18 and The Maine Student Film & Video Festival on July 18), but everyone knows that early July is when the big film festival dog comes to town. Read on
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Movies & FilmMainers get the first look at “The Congressman,” a film shot mostly on Monhegan, at MIFF
Written by former Congressman and long-time Monhegan homeowner Robert Mrazek, the film will get a test screening at the Maine International Film Festival Read on
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Bar GuideGlass Lounge at Hyatt Place is a swanky hotel bar with a retro vibe and great craft cocktails
Glass Lounge in Portland's Hyatt Place is a swanky, ground level operation that looks out to Fore Street's bustling shopping district. Inside, it evokes a sixties vibe, with retro Scandinavian furniture upholstered with blue vinyl, splashes of bright oranges, reds and blues. Read on
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Eat & DrinkExcellent breakfast (including the rare hashbrown) and ‘best tuna melt ever’ at Marcy’s in Portland
Let's be honest, my figure won't be helped by repeated visits to Marcy's (though they do offer several terrific sounding salads) but when I need something reliable, without any pretense and certainly affordable, Marcy's is my go-to place. Read on
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Eat & DrinkDining Guide: 5 noteworthy spots for sandwiches
We often feature full-on restaurants in this space, but for the summertime, we're going to change things up a bit and mix in some more casual options. Such as these fine places for sandwiches in the greater Portland area. Read on
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The debut of Portland Dance Month, Fantastic weekend ideas including theater and a whole bunch of concerts, Bar Guide review of Portland's newest whiskey bar, Face the Music review of two new local rock albums and much more to keep you in the know about what's happening!
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Places to stay6 Maine islands to visit in the fall
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Eat & DrinkBrunch: 40+ places to eat it in Portland