Boone's - A Room With a View Review by Colin W. Sargent Boone's in the Old Port continues to deliver the goods. Boone’s Restaurant opened in 1898, in the heart of Portland’s waterfront. In its salad days, it was one of the most famous seafood bistros in the...
October 2013
Maine’s ships once carried the future with them, from London to Canton to the turquoise waters of the Caribbean. At a recent auction, the trade winds were high, with oil paintings snapped up by collectors for up to $30,000.
October 2013
An ingenious new business provides Maine’s lobster crews with a self-kelp manual for their downtime in winter.
October 2013
A fool may be born every minute, but it takes four years to become a jester auguste.
September 2013
Call him a 90-day and a 90-year wonder. To celebrate the start of his tenth decade, modernist Harold Garde has just finished 90 paintings in 90 days.
September 2013 Art of the Meal Review by Diane Hudson Try a sensuous stop at the museum cafe Blockbuster art exhibits can make you hungry! The PMA Café, managed by Aurora Provisions, takes museum dining seriously. At first glance, you think…OK, sandwiches, salads....
September 2013
You’ll be amazed to see how exotic “local” can be.
September 2013
Could an understanding of qualia lead to breakthrough marketing for Maine?
September 2013
Time was, Maine nightclubbers would walk a mile for a camel…because Middle Eastern decor was all the rage.
September 2013
A talented artist sets up her studio in another artist’s Old Port gallery!
September 2013
Our urban reflections are Philippe Bergeron’s projections.
July/August 2013
“Into each life some rain must fall,” as Portlander Henry Wadsworth Longfellow observed. So when the clouds come out, take the party indoors.
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