The spring season in Ogunquit, Maine is always a time of changes. Landscapers are busy raking winter debris from yards. Contractors are hard at work, scrambling to complete construction and remodel projects before the summer crowds arrive. The sounds of wood being sawed and nails being hammered are never far off. And there’s always a little excitement when signs for new businesses begin to appear across the landscape.
Have you been patiently awaiting the return of summer stock theatre to Ogunquit, Maine?
If you live in Ogunquit, if you vacation in our ‘beautiful place by the sea’, or even if you just happen to watch our town meetings online — then there’s …
Local photographer Eric J Taubert’s Ogunquit-based photo essay, “The Cure For Everything Is Salt Water“, was published in the Spring 2021 Issue of Maine Arts Journal – Union of Maine …
Earlier today, Bread And Roses Bakery of 246 Main Street, Ogunquit, Maine made an announcement on their Facebook page informing their friends, community members, and the general public that they …
Earlier today, Amore Breakfast of 87 Main Street, Ogunquit, Maine (at The Admiral’s Inn) made an announcement on their Facebook page and website informing their friends, community members, and the …
Deciduous trees. Coastal mists. Rustic, timber-framed houses. Salt marshes. Snow. Craggy coastlines. Docks and pilings. Vivid seasons. Cloud drama skies. The magnetism of the New England landscape has drawn a …
As the town of Ogunquit works through the early stages of the process of replacing the pedestrian footbridge at Perkins Cove, I believe it’s important to reflect on what an …
If you’ve ever walked the Marginal Way, Ogunquit’s scenic coastal cliff-walk, than you certainly understand what a unique treasure it represents to everyone who visits our beautiful place by the …
The Christmas season seems to bring out the creativity in all of us. From hand-made gifts, to beautiful works of tree-trimming artistry, and through to the Christmas cookies and other …