Popular Maine YouTuber paints landscapes of Blue Hill
‘The Frugal Crafter’s’ process for summer landscapes
Works ‘Seen at the End of the World’
Blue Hill exhibit focuses on the ‘memory of a landscape’
A ‘suitcase sized’ art show in Deer isle
‘Small Works’ features paintings, jewelry, ceramics, weavings and more
Coming to Blue Hill: ‘Where We Come From’
Tunes of a unique past may bring collective connection.
Penobscot man carries on the Rowantrees tradition
Geoff Miller learned to make one of the Blue Hill’s Peninsula’s most iconic pottery styles 45 years ago. Now he keeps the flame alive.
REVIEW: Cariani play finds beauty amid the darkness
Darker the Night, Brighter the Stars closes this weekend
Artists rally for Surry’s Rural Hall
‘Colors’ exhibit and reception to raise money through art for 155-year-old community building
Peninsula potters show their wide diversity of processes during tour
A look at the varied kilns that carry on one of the ancient tradition of pottery
A song for those who work the dangerous sea
Former New York Times reporter records a song inspired by the tragic loss of Maine fishermen
Portland string ensemble fills barn to the rafters with ‘Serenades’
Palaver Strings performs at Brooksville fundraiser for Bagaduce Music
The monster within: New novel explores loss, resiliency in coal country
‘We Sent Them Down Singing’ is writer Libby Edwardson’s debut horror novel
POEM: A ‘briny bay’ christens a baby
Patricia Ranzoni, Bucksport’s former poet laureate, on the ‘ancients’ who ‘arrive by tide’ to welcome new life
Dancing for joy—and community
Surry Contra Dance offers dancers of all ages and abilities the chance to connect
POEM: The flower that makes us believe summer will never end
Black-eyed Susans inspire a Penobscot poet.
Healthy Acadia to host free teen theater camp
Participants will produce and perform Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘21 Chump Street’
Reversing Falls Sanctuary showcases affordable art
‘Simply Summer’ celebrates the work of 20 local artists