There’s something special about this early autumnal time of year in Southern Maine.
September hits and there’s a change in the air causing the eyes of born and bred New Englanders to start to scan the trees, knowing what we’ll see. The first pockets of color, revealing themselves in uneven patches on the branches and leaves of impatient trees.
UPDATED 8/20/14 with video and images from the Marginal Way Preservation Fund 2014 Garden Party: The Marginal Way Preservation Fund Garden Party took place on August 17th 2014. This event …
If you were at the Hartwell House Inn this weekend – chances are you took part in their sumptuous celebration of the first day of summer in Ogunquit Maine! The …
You know the summer season is arriving in Ogunquit when you see the plein air painters lining up their easels near the Marginal Way access points. Paint smeared gear, tinted …
Ogunquit is one of those few, cherished places long known to unleash the creativity within those who visit the picturesque seaside village. Years ago, Charles Woodbury, Henry Strater, Edward Hopper, …
There’s something special about Barnacle Billy’s in Perkin’s Cove, Ogunquit, Maine. Billy Tower has left a legacy. He opened this landmark restaurant in 1961 – and in the years since, …
Everyone has their favorite Ogunquit, Maine season. For most it’s the midsummer, with throngs of tourists and bustling activity. Others love the foliage season of autumn, with its fiery trees …
On Maine Maple Sunday, always celebrated on the fourth Sunday in March, the vast majority of Maine’s maple syrup producers open their doors to the public for a day of …
After taking a bite of the Coconut Encrusted Shrimp, I could have taken another sip of the Crystal Persuasion Imperial Pale Ale, closed my eyes, let the strong hops win …
Ogunquit, Maine has long drawn artists to its side streets, coves, beaches and rocky shorelines. There’s something about the rustic, coastal authenticity of Perkins Cove. The slow change of seasons …