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This show focuses on recent paintings by Jamie Wyeth, its title taken from a series of twelve paintings done in 2012-2018 depicting real and imagined scenes on Monhegan Island. In these paintings Wyeth combines his fascination for everyday occurrences in which there seems to be something more, even unsettling, in what is taking place.

From the late 1960s onward, Phyllis Mills Wyeth (November 13, 1940 – January 14, 2019) was a muse to her husband, artist Jamie Wyeth. The selection of his paintings assembled in this exhibition are a memorial tribute and reflect Phyllis Wyeth’s vibrant spirit.

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125 “Lobster à la Everything”

105 “From Here to Eternity”

36 From the Editor

119 “Welcome to Paris, New England”

Everywhere you look, somebody’s playing the shell game.

From Staff & Wire Reports

147 Hungry Eye

“Oysters: A Love Story” We check in with the “It Girl” of Portland happy hours: the oyster.

By Diane Hudson

An Ogunquit Playhouse production opens in Las Vegas.

By Colin W. Sargent

153 “Endless Ocean, Endless Love”

The secret Bar Harbor love story of Edith Wharton’s Fast and Loose youth.

By Colin W. Sargent

168 Dining Guide

Twenty-one select area restaurants strut their stuff.

169 Restaurant Review

“Eaux: A Tale of Acadie” Echoes of Acadia at Portland’s Cajun hot spot.

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“The Ultimate Getaway”

By Colin W. Sargent

38 Letters 97 Portland After Dark

“Blithe Spirits” Are distilleries the new bar-crawl haunts?

By Olivia Gunn Kotsishevskaya

In the movie Funny Face, Audrey Hepburn showed us Paris.

Maine actor Hannah Daly shows us Portland.

Photos By Diane Hudson

172 Maine Accents 240 Fiction

“How the Sea Smells”

By Ann Hood

Event no. 117: Roasting oysters fireside on Ferry Beach

Cover: Grilling oysters on Ferry Beach in Saco by Paola + Murray.

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145 “People Who Vacation in Glass Houses”

43 Maine Classics

Rooms with a view, inside and out.

From Staff & Wire Reports

183 House of the Month

“Dream Islands” Thirteen islands are for sale off the coast of Maine this summer.

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208 Hot Properties & Cool Services

Exciting Real Estate listings, innovative products, and exacting artisans to make your fantasy of a home in Maine come true.

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47 Experience 93 Chowder

A tasty blend of the Fabulous, the Eyebrow-Raising, and the Just Plain Wrong.

109 “Rush Tickets”

135 “Dear to the Pier”

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From Staff & Wire Reports

139 “Dog Days”

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119 Special Sections 82 Get Lost in the Kennebunks 106 Visit Ogunquit 164 Explore the Boothbays

163 “Mainesplaining”

New to Maine? Here’s what not to say!

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Chase that adrenaline high by land, sea, and sky.

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No need to keep it a secret. You’ve been reading again.

How much lovelier to experience your vacation more deeply by enjoying the outof-body experience that reading provides.

When you read “Dream Islands” in this issue, you’ll be whisked over the coast to some of the most beautiful places on earth. That’s why Edna St. Vincent Millay left New York undercover every summer to visit her Ragged Island in Harpswell—a windswept refuge trimmed in stones and sea roses. She came up here to read—and to hear herself think. As she put it, “where thought unbraids itself, and the mind becomes single.”

Stories like this have the power to transport you to somewhere, and somewhen, else. In our revealing story “End-

less Ocean, Endless Love,” you’ll experience what Edith Wharton felt as an ingénue falling in love for the first time. For her whole life she treasured her Maine lover like a secret room in a house. Enter Edith’s romantic universe on page 153.

Then imagine a chance return to the Old Port of your youth, only to stare into the eyes of your earlier self who didn’t have “so many sad things to tuck away.” Novelist Ann Hood has written an exquisite story for this year’s Summerguide.

You won’t need a cell tower where you’re going. You won’t need batteries or a charger cord. Maine is the loveliest place to experience feasts for all the senses.

(Lobster Pizza, anyone? See page 125. An island that inspires a violin concerto? See page 183. Whitewater rapids on an inflatable? See page 109.)

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Pen to Print I’m flattered that Portland Magazine, which has a distinguished history of publishing short fiction (think Rick Moody, Sebastian Junger), has chosen to include a story of mine [see “Leaving the Scene,” May 2019].

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Spoiler Alert [See “Leaving the Scene,” May 2019] I believe that most people who love animals would take a dim view of this character’s low emotional intelligence. This story was not a good example for others to emulate, nor a story that animal lovers would find enjoyable to read.

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Jen Fairfield, Needham, Massachusetts The Joke That Didn’t Land The ignorance of the “Vegans Are Coming” piece in the Chowder [May 2019] section is sitting so poorly with me…Coming amidst a serious animosity in attitude towards anyone adhering to a vegan or plant-based diet, this I feel is beyond acceptable bad taste.

Drew Wilen, Portland Many people who aren’t vegan are eating more plant-based food for health or environmental reasons, and non-vegan patrons abound at all of these restaurants. Non-vegans can enjoy this food, and so can vegans,

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L. L. Makeover L. L. Bean’s collaboration with Flowfold, a gear design company based in Portland, presents Mainers with a new look, replacing the original leather upper of the legendary Bean boot with lightweight, durable sailcloth.

The new style is called X-Pac and sells for $139.

Cold feet? Loyalists can test out X-Pac wallets or backpacks before taking the big step.

To the Lighthouse

Clockwise from top left: ivy quigley; file photo; courtesy l. l. LL bean; file photo, karen Sigler

Tommy’s Spark Artist Will Sears’s new mural adorning 80 Exchange Street is sure to stop Instagrammers in their tracks. The colorful, geometric design is the third mural to tower over Tommy’s Park, part of a $90K renovation of the building. The original, an 1800s street scene, was painted in 1976 by Chris Denison before being replaced by Denison’s 1985 trompe l’oeil image of the former Exchange Street post office, which was demolished in 1965 and is now Post Office Park adjacent to Tommy’s.

$1.8M

You may notice something missing from this vintage postcard of Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, lit for the first time on May 24,1897— namely, the 50,000-ton granite breakwater that now connects SPLL with South Portland’s Fort Preble. The Army Corps of Engineers began construction of the lighthouse’s breakwater in 1950 and completed it in 1951. “The breakwater was built...to generally protect Portland Harbor, and, probably more specifically, the Portland Pipeline pier, the former shipyard, and now the marina,” says Spring Point Ledge Light Trust treasurer Katherine Durham. “We are certain it wasn’t built to connect the lighthouse to shore, though that has made caring for the lighthouse and sharing it with the public much easier.”

Down the Road Cruise to Arundel to check out the new Maine Classic Car Museum at Motorland. “We’ll have 45 cars, artifacts, and memorabilia,” says curator Karen Sigler. “Our collection is diverse, rare, and we have one-of-a-kinds. We all have a car story. There’s a travel culture here because we still have those old roads you can take your classic car on.” The star of the showroom will be the 1948 Tucker recently obtained at auction for $1.8M. Only 47 of the 51 ever built exist today. “It’s the American story,” says Sigler. “Preston Tucker, entrepreneur, visionary, had such big dreams on how to take on those three big car companies. Maybe he bit off more than he could chew, but, quite frankly, cars are now taking on his original ideas.”

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J U D H A R T M A N N G A L L E RY A Fine Arts gallery featuring a unique series of limited-edition bronze sculptures entitled, “The Woodland Tribes of the Northeast,” as well as paintings by Jerry Rose, Barron Krody, Sally Ladd Cole, C. Fenner Bail, Olena Babak, William Bracken, and others.

“The English treat us with much

disrespect and we have the greatest reason to believe, by their behavior they intend to cut us off entirely.

They have possessed themselves of our

Guyasuta Bronze Edition: 20 Height: 28”

country. It is now in our power to

dispossess them and recover it, if we will but embrace the opportunity before they have time to assemble together and

fortify themselves. There is no time to be lost, let us strike immediately!”

Guyasuta to the Wyandots

and the Ottawas, Detroit, 1761

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Wine With A View

Clockwise from top left: corey templeton; courtesy photos (3)

You’re not going to satisfy your curiosity from the Promenade. June 22 is your chance to check out what’s been happening at Fort Gorges and get a glass of wine or two along the way when Friends of Fort Gorges hosts the Fort Wine tasting with Devenish Wines, followed by a tour of the grounds. Think you’ll miss the boat? You can catch more oenophile events throughout Portland Wine Week June 17-23.

Bow Down

This Joint is Jumpin’

Coming August 6, in partnership with the Maine State Music Theatre, Portland Stage hosts Ain’t Misbehavin’, a tribute to the cultural renaissance that energized Harlem in the mid 1920s. Set to the swinging rhythms of Thomas “Fats” Waller’s musical legacy, the show follows a cast of up-andcoming musicians finding their stride in Manhattan’s nightlife. This multiple Tony-winning production, directed by E. Faye Butler, is in town through September 1.

On August 16, Port City Music Hall presents The Shade of It All: A Midsummers Drag Show featuring Danielle Dior, Mizz Diveena, GiGi Gabor, Lady Ginger, and Kat Walker. Join Portland’s most fabulous talent for a night of what host Miss Spreada LaJoy calls the “three Ds: dancing, drinking, and drag.” “I’ve some live music planned and always some Broadway. All the queens are so different in music style, so you’ll get to see a bit of everything.”

Sounds of Summer

For over 20 years, Reggae Sunday has been the exclamation point at the end of summer weekends. Listen and you might hear the rhythms roll across the bay. Better yet, catch the Casco Bay Ferry to Peaks Island and join the crowd.

Jones Landing gets back in gear every Sunday with live music, dancing, and rum buckets for the swilling.

et’s call it “patio hopping.” Finding the best outdoor seating in Portland is a bit of a sport, especially when the streets are busy with visitors. Where can you enjoy the sounds of city life, fresh air, and the twinkle of a string of lights? We know the way.

Our first stop is Garden Café outside the Regency Hotel. Shaded by tall oaks, it’s a surprisingly mellow oasis at the center of the Old Port. Enjoy a Cold Toddy—Maker’s Mark bourbon, lemon juice, honey syrup, bitters, and club soda over ice ($11)—and a light appetizer. We’d go for the Tuna Poké ($14) for a fresh start to the evening before heading into Twenty Milk Street for dinner.

Offering up fresh ingredients for chef Chris Gould and his team, the garden patio at Tipo makes the perfect backdrop for your happiest happy hour. From 4 p.m.

Wednesday through Sunday, enjoy a glass of Prosecco ($6) and small bites from the menu starting at $5.

Across town at 484 Stevens Avenue, The Treehouse deck remains a lovers’ hideout even during our busiest months, veiled by greenery and the warm glow of lanterns and candles. You may find yourself humming an Andy Williams classic under the wood-carved crescent moon of this mise-enscène while sharing a bottle of white.

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American Eagle: Schooner Gam, Jun. 9-13; Great Schooner Race, Jun. 30Jul. 6; Swans island music festival, Aug. 5-10. 1-800648-4544.

Angelique: Whales and Seabirds Cruise, Jul. 2127; Acadia Cruise, Jul. 28Aug. 2; Yoga and Wellness Cruise Aug. 1-5. 1-800282-9989.

Heritage: Long June Days & Starry Nights, Jun. 3-7; Summer Solstice & Full Moon Cruise, Jun. 17-23; Acadia Sea & Land Cruise, Aug. 12-Aug. 18. 1-800992-2218.

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Mary Day: Lighthouse Cruise, Jun. 18-22; Tall Ship Sailing & Seamans Course, Jul. 7-13; Captain Barry’s Favorite Harbors, Aug. 1824. 1-800-992-2218.

Ladona: Cocktail Cruise w/ Lara Nixon from Bad Dog Craft, Jun. 23-27; Eggemoggin Reach Regatta, Jul. 31-Aug. 5. 1-800-9997352.

Lewis R. French: Sail and Hike Cruise, Jun. 4-8; Rockland Lighthouse Parade, Jul. 11-15; Windjamming & Kayaking, Aug. 21-25.

1-800-469-4635.

Stephen Taber: Gourmet Cruise w/ Chef James Tranchemontagne, Jun. 13-17; Music Cruise w/ The Nashville Ladies, Jun. 18-22; Photo & Lighthouse Cruise w/ Photographer John Shipman, Sep. 1-7.

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Victory Chimes: Humor Cruise w/ Gary Crocker, Jul. 22-25; Scenery and Filmmaking Cruise, Aug. 20-25; Music Cruise w/ Piper Hayes, Sep. 15-19.

1-800-745-5651.

57th Annual Windjammer Days Festival, Boothbay Harbor. A week-long celebration of nautical life, history, and community.

Tour schooners, fight pirates, and eat hardy. Gathering of the fleet and Parade, Jun. 26., Golf Tournament Jun. 28, Lighted Boat Parade Jun. 29. 619-1842.

Camden Windjammer Festival, Camden Catch the parade of sail, flagraising ceremonies, live music, dancing and fireworks, Aug. 30-31. 1-800807-9463.

Great Schooner Race, Islesboro. Maine’s tall ship fleet gathers for an exciting race from Islesboro to Rockland, followed by a festive Awards Ceremony/ Party with live music, Jul. 5.

1-800-807-9463.

Maine Windjammer Parade, Rockland. The entire windjammer fleet participates in an afternoon Parade of Sail past the milelong Rockland Breakwater, Jul. 12. 1-800-807-9463.

Portland SchoonerFest and Regatta, Eastern Promenade. Traditional schooners, famous and hometown favorites alike, race and parade under sail in Portland Harbor. For the first time featuring Marine

Maritime Museum’s legendary and recently restored schooner, the Mary E. Jun. 21-24. 619-1842.

Schooner Gam, A windjammer gathering of the entire fleet! Relive the age of sail during this quiet rendezvous of more than a dozen 19th-centurystyle sailing ships. Location is determined by the weather of the day, Jun. 10. 1-800-807-9463.

Fun Fact: A Gam is “a nautical meeting at sea.”

—Maine Windjammer Association Windjammer Days, Boothbay Harbor. Six days of events celebrating 15 majestic vessels, including Heritage and Mary E. Don’t miss the Gathering of the Fleet on Jun. 26 at 1 p.m., Jun. 23-29.

Theater

49 Franklin, 49 Franklin St., Rumford. Celtic Cabaret - High Time, Jun. 21; Realta, Aug. 8. 369-0129.

Acadia Repertory Theatre, 1154 Main St., Mt. Desert.

The Ice Fishing Play, Jul. 9-20; Perfect Wedding, Jul. 23-Aug. 11; Agatha Christie’s Towards Zero, Aug. 13-Sept. 1. 244-7260.

Araxine Wilkins Sawyer Foundation, 371 Sawyer Rd., Greene. The Legend of the Banana Kid, Aug. 15.

946-5311.

Belfast Maskers, 17 Court St., Belfast. The Secret Garden, Jul. 11-21. 619-3256.

Carousel Music Theater, 196 Townsend Ave., Boothbay Harbor. A Broadway Salute to Our Armed Forces, Jun. 21-Jul. 20; The 39 Steps, Jul. 23-Aug. 17; Where Have All The Hippies Gone?, Aug. 20-Sept.

14. 633-5297.

The Chocolate Church Arts Center, 804 Washington St., Bath. Twelfth Night, Jun. 1-2, 7-9. 442-8455.

City Theater, 205 Main St., Biddeford. Calendar Girls, May 10-26. The Drowsy Chaperone, Jul. 19-Aug. 4.

282-0849.

Cold Comfort Theater, The Crosby Center, Belfast.

Songs for a New World at 96 High Street, Jun. 21-30; Happy Birthday, America!, Jul. 4. 930-7244.

The Cross Insurance Arena, 1 Civic Center Sq., Cirque du Soleil: Crystal, Aug. 7. 791-2200.

Deertrees Theater, 156 Deertrees Rd., Harrison.

Art, Jul. 18, 26, Aug. 3; Shipwrecked! An Entertainment: The Amazing Adventures of Louis de Rougemont (As Told by Himself), Jul. 19 & 24 & Aug. 1; BrouHaHa, Jul. 25, Pinot and Augustine, Jul. 26, Dr. Seuss’s Green Eggs and Ham, Jul. 31. ART, Aug. 3.

FORTUNE, Aug. 8, 9, 16, & 23. 583-6747.

Everyman Repertory Theatre, Camden Hills

Regional High School, 25 Keelson Dr., Rockport.The Big Bang, Jul. 21-22, Jul. 26-27, Aug. 2-3. 236-0173.

Fenix Theatre Company, Deering Oaks Park. A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Thurs., Fri., Sat. nights Jul. 18-Aug. 10. 400-6223.

Gaslight Theater, 1 Winthrop St., Hallowell.

A Little Murder Never Hurt Anyone, Jun. 14-16, 21-23.

626-3698.

Hackmatack Playhouse, 538 Route 9, Berwick. Always…Patsy Cline, Jun. 14, 15, 19-22, 26-29; The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Jul. 3-6, 10-13, 17-20; Mamma Mia!, Jul. 24-27, Jul. 31Aug. 3, 7-10; Peter and the Starcatcher, Aug. 14-17, 21-24, 28-31. 698-1807.

Heartwood Regional Theater Company, Lincoln Academy, Newcastle.

Life is a Dream, Jun. 27-30.

Big River, Jul. 12-14 & 17.

563-1373.

ImprovAcadia,15 Cottage St., Bar Harbor. Improvision, Jul. 8, Aug. 26. 288-2503.

Lakewood Theater, 75 Theater Rd., Madison. Over the River and Through the Woods, Jun. 6-15; Big Fish, Jun. 20-29. Ghost of a Chance, Jul. 4-13. Godspell, Jul. 18-27. Ben Hur, Aug. 1-10; Chicago, Aug. 15-24. The Vultures, Aug. 29-31, Sep. 4-7. 474-7176.

Lincoln Theater, 2 Theater St., Damariscotta. National Theatre Live: Small Island,

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Experience Lyric Music Theater, 176 Sawyer St., South Portland.

The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Jun. 7-23. 799-1421.

Maine Inside Out, Lewiston Performance and Block Party at Kennedy Park, Jun. 12; Unspoken Truth in Congress Square Park, Jun. 19. maineinsideout.org.

Maine State Ballet, 348 U.S. Route One, Falmouth. A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Aug. 8-17. 781-3587.

Maine State Music Theatre, Pickard Theater, 1 Bath Rd., Brunswick. Sophisticated Ladies, Jun. 5-22; Treasure Island, Jun. 26-Jul. 13; Hello Dolly!, Jul. 17-Aug. 3; The Wizard of Oz, Aug. 7-24. 725-8769.

Mayo Street Arts, 10 Mayo Street. Jester Kings of Java, Jun. 15; Karagoz Theatre Company Presents The Magic Tree, Jun. 21.

879-4629.

Merrill Auditorium, 20 Myrtle St. The Magic Flute, Jul. 24 & 26. 842-0800.

Nasson Little Theatre, 457 Main St., Springvale.

Your Hit Parade to American Bandstand, May 25; Senior Theatre Show, Aug. 23-25; Where Love Takes You, Sept. 20-22; America, Oct. 19-20. 842-0800.

New Surry Theatre, 18 Union St., Blue Hill. Dear Elizabeth, Jun. 14, 15, 21 & 22; The Diary of Anne Frank, Jul. 12, 13, 19, 21, 26 & 27; Nunsense, Aug. 9-24.

200-4720.

Ogunquit Playhouse, 10 Main St., Ogunquit. Jersey Boys, through Jun. 15; 42nd Street, Jun. 19-Jul. 13; Cabaret, Jul. 17-Aug. 10; Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, Aug. 14-31. 646-5511.

Penobscot Theatre Company, Bangor Opera House, 131 Main St. Mamma Mia!, Jun. 13-Jul.

14; Bye Bye Birdie, Jul. 18-21; Rebel Without a Cause, Aug. 15-18; The Man from Planet 52, Aug. 15-18. 942-3333.

Portland Stage, 25 Forest Ave. Ain’t Misbehavin with Maine State Music Theatre, Aug. 6-Sept. 1. 774-0465.

Public Theatre, 31 Maple St., Lewiston. Grease, Jun. 18-20. 782-3200.

RFA Lakeside Theater, 2493 Main St., Rangeley.

Mamma Mia!, Jun. 28-Jul. 1; Death of a Salesman,

53 Exchange Street, Portland 4 8 p o r t l a n d m o n t h ly m a g a z i n e

Aug. 16-18. 864-5000.

Schoolhouse Arts Center, 16 Richville Rd., Standish. Singin’ In The Rain, Jul. 11-28; Winnie the Pooh KIDS, Aug. 2-4; Catch Me If You Can, Sept. 26-Oct. 6. 642-3743.

Theater at Monmouth, 796 Main St., Monmouth.

The Merry Wives of Windsor, Jul. 4-Aug. 18; Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery, Jul. 11-Aug. 15; Hamlet, Jul. 18-Aug. 17; Intimate Apparel, Jul. 25-Aug. 16;

Murder for Two, Jun. 22Aug.16; Jungle Book, Jun. 29-Aug. 15; Sense and Sensibility, Sept. 12-22.

933-9999 Waterville Opera House, 93 Main St. 3rd Flr., Waterville. Ripcord, Jun. 14-16, 21-23; Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Jul. 29-Aug. 3, Aug. 5-10, Aug. 12-17; Pinocchio, Aug. 17. 873-7000.

Vivid Motion Dance, St. Lawrence Arts, 76 Congress St. #Adulting, Aug. 2-4. 558-1979.

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Jun. 27. 563-3424.

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Experience

Music

Andy’s Old Port Pub, 94 Commercial St. Live acoustic style music every single night of the week with no cover charge. 874-2639.

Time travel through 300 years of history!

Open DAILY 10 am to 5 pm May-Oct Tickets at StrawberyBanke.org Strawbery Banke Museum 14 Hancock St. Portsmouth NH 03801

Araxine Wilkins Sawyer Foundation, 371 Sawyer Rd., Greene. Erica Brown and the Bluegrass Connection, Jun. 21; The Lorraine Ouellette Trio, Jul. 19. 946-5311.

Aura, 121 Center St. The Wailers, Jun. 7; Josh Turner, Jun. 28; Reel Big Fish, Jun. 29; Chase Rice: Eyes on You Tour, Jul. 25; The Alarm, Aug. 20. 772-8274.

Belfast Flying Shoes, 143 Church St., Belfast.

David Smukler with Anadama, Jun. 7;Chrissy Fowler with Riptide, Jul. 5; Luke Donforth with Shandy, Aug. 2. 338-0979.

Blue, 650A Congress St. Worst Day of the Week, every Mon. Irish Nights, every Wed.; The Happy Hour Music Series, every Thurs.; Jazz at BLUE, every Sat. 774-4111.

Bull Feeney’s, 375 Fore St. Jim Brady: Irish and Scottish Drinking Songs, every Wed. 221-1122.

The Chocolate Church Arts Center, 804 Washington St., Bath. Noel Paul Stookey, Jun. 22; Django Festival Allstars, Jul. 2. 442-8455.

Criterion Theater, 35 Cottage St., Bar Harbor.

David Crosby & Friends, Jun. 16; Lula Wiles, Jun. 22; Judy Collins, Jul. 26. 288-0829.

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OC4th & The Offbeats 12:30-3:30pm 12 12 FRI FRI Kris Kris Rogers Rogers && The The Dirty Dirty Gems Gems 20 20 SAT SAT Scotty Scotty River River Trio Trio 7-10pm Eric Bettencourt & Friends 6:30 9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12 FRI6:30 Kris9:30pm Rogers & The Dirty Gems 20 SAT Scotty River Trio OC OC && The The Offbeats Offbeats 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 7-10pm 7-10pm Ryan Still 5-8pm Halliburton–The Still 5-8pm OCRyan & Halliburton–The The Offbeats 12:30-3:30pm 6:30 6:30 9:30pm 9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 7-10pm Stu Mahan & The Nightshades 2828SUN Mitch Alden Duo Stu Mahan & The Nightshades SUN Mitch Alden Duo 6:30 9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 1313SAT Sam Chase & Friends Ryan Ryan Halliburton–The Halliburton–The Still Still 5-8pm 5-8pm SAT Sam Chase & Friends Stu Stu Mahan Mahan && The The Nightshades Nightshades 28 28 SUN SUN Mitch Mitch Alden Alden Duo Duo Ryan Halliburton–The Still 5-8pm 5 5 FRI Josh Robbins & The Shakes 7-10pm 12:30-3:30pm FRI Josh Robbins & The Shakes 13 13 SAT SAT Sam Sam Chase Chase && Friends Friends 7-10pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm Stu Mahan & The Nightshades 28 SUN Mitch Alden Duo 12:30-3:30pm 13 SAT Sam Chase & Friends 55 FRI FRI Josh Josh Robbins Robbins && The The Shakes Shakes 7-10pm 7-10pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 7-10pm Band Beyond Description 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm Band Beyond Description 5 FRI7-10pm Josh Robbins & The Shakes Vinyl Tap 7-10pm 21 SUN Gina Alibrio & Friends 7-10pm 12:30-3:30pm Vinyl Tap 7-10pm 21 SUN Gina Alibrio & Friends 12:30-3:30pm 7-10pm 7-10pm Band Band Beyond Beyond Description Description 5:30-8:30pm Vinyl Vinyl Tap Tap 7-10pm 7-10pm 21 21 SUN SUN Gina Gina Alibrio Alibrio && Friends Friends 6 6 SAT Scotty River Trio 5:30-8:30pm 7-10pm 12:30-3:30pm Band Beyond Description SAT Scotty River Trio 12:30-3:30pm 1414SUN Mitch Alden Duo Vinyl Tap 7-10pm 21 SUN Gina Alibrio & Friends 5:30-8:30pm 5:30-8:30pm SUN Mitch Alden Duo 66 SAT SAT Scotty Scotty River River Trio Trio 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm Eric Bettencourt & Friends 2929MON Connor Garvey Band 6-9pm 5:30-8:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 14 14 SUN SUN Mitch Mitch Alden Alden Duo Duo Eric Bettencourt & Friends MON Connor Garvey Band 6-9pm 12:30-3:30pm 6 SAT Scotty River Trio 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 14 SUN Mitch Alden Duo Eric Eric Bettencourt Bettencourt && Friends Friends 29 29 MON MON Connor Connor Garvey Garvey Band Band 6-9pm 6-9pm 5:30-8:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 7 7 SUN Gina Alibrio & Friends 5:30-8:30pm Jason Spooner Band 5:30-8:30pm 30 TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still 12:30-3:30pm Eric Bettencourt & Friends 29 MON Connor Garvey Band 6-9pm SUN Gina Alibrio & Friends Jason Spooner Band 5:30-8:30pm 30 TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still 12:30-3:30pm 5:30-8:30pm 5:30-8:30pm 77 SUN SUN Gina Gina Alibrio Alibrio && Friends Friends Jason Jason Spooner Spooner Band Band 5:30-8:30pm 5:30-8:30pm 30 30 TUE TUE Ryan Ryan Halliburton–The Halliburton–The Still Still 12:30-3:30pm 22 MON The Boneheads 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 5:30-8:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 22 MON The Boneheads 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 1515MON Connor Garvey 7 SUN Gina Alibrio & Friends Jason Spooner BandBand 5:30-8:30pm 30 TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still MON Connor Garvey Band 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 22 22 MON MON The The Boneheads Boneheads 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm LUKE && WILL MALLETT TRIO LUKE WILL MALLETT TRIO 15 15 MON MON Connor Connor Garvey Garvey Band Band 6:30-9:30pm 23 TUE Josh Robbins & The Shakes 31 WED Eric Bettencourt & Friends 12:30-3:30pm 22 MON The Boneheads 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 2017 6:30-9:30pm 23 TUE Josh Robbins & The Shakes 31 WED Eric Bettencourt & Friends LUKE LUKE && WILL WILL MALLETT MALLETT TRIO 15 MON Connor Garvey Band 5:30-8:30pm 2017 TRIO 5:30-8:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 23 23 TUE TUE Josh Josh Robbins Robbins && The The Shakes Shakes 31 31 WED WED Eric Eric Bettencourt Bettencourt && Friends Friends 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm LUKE & WILL MALLETT TRIO 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 5:30-8:30pm 5:30-8:30pm2017 6:30-9:30pm 23 TUE Josh Robbins & The Shakes 31 WED Eric Bettencourt & Friends 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 5:30-8:30pm 2017 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 4 4SUN Gina Alibrio & Friends 9 FRI Band Beyond Description 13 TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still SUN Gina Alibrio & Friends 9 FRI Band Beyond Description 13 TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still 44 SUN SUN Gina Gina Alibrio Alibrio && Friends Friends 99 FRI FRI Band Band Beyond Beyond Description Description 13 13 TUE TUE Ryan Ryan Halliburton–The Halliburton–The Still Still 12:30-3:30pm 7-10pm 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 7-10pm 6:30-9:30pm 4 SUN Gina Alibrio & Friends 9 FRI Band Beyond Description 13 TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still 1 1THU Dominic Lavoie & Friends 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 7-10pm 7-10pm 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm Pete Killpatrick Band 5-8pm THU Dominic Lavoie & Friends Pete Killpatrick Band 5-8pm 1010 SAT Jeff Beam & Stucco 1414 WED Captain Ray & The Castaways 12:30-3:30pm 7-10pm 6:30-9:30pm SAT Jeff Beam & Stucco WED Captain Ray & The Castaways 11 THU THU Dominic Dominic Lavoie Lavoie && Friends Friends 6:30-9:30pm Pete Pete Killpatrick Killpatrick Band Band 5-8pm 5-8pm 6:30-9:30pm 10 10 SAT SAT Jeff Jeff Beam Beam && Stucco Stucco 14 14 WED WED Captain Captain Ray Ray && The The Castaways Castaways 5 5MON Delta Knights 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 1 6:30-9:30pm THU Dominic Lavoie & Friends Pete Killpatrick Band 5-8pm MON Delta Knights 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 1012:30-3:30pm SAT Jeff 7-10pm Beam & Stucco 14 WED Captain Ray & The Castaways 2 2FRI Eric Bettencourt– 5 5 MON MON Delta Delta Knights Knights 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm Vinyl Tap 6:30-9:30pm FRI Eric Bettencourt– Vinyl Tap 7-10pm 656TUE Josh Robbins & 6:30-9:30pm The Shakes 1515 THU The Joint Chiefs MON Delta Knights 12:30-3:30pm 6:30-9:30pm TUE Josh Robbins & The Shakes THU The Joint Chiefs 22 FRI FRI Eric Eric Bettencourt– Bettencourt– The Loud Funs 7-10pm Vinyl Vinyl Tap Tap 7-10pm 7-10pm Loud Funs 7-10pm 66 TUE TUE Josh Josh Robbins Robbins && The The Shakes Shakes 15 15 THU THU The The Joint Joint Chiefs Chiefs 6:30-9:30pm 1111 SUN Mitch Duo 6:30-9:30pm 2 The FRIThe Eric Vinyl Tap Alden 7-10pm 6:30-9:30pm SUN Mitch Alden Duo 6:30-9:30pm The Loud LoudBettencourt– Funs Funs 7-10pm 7-10pm 6 TUE Josh Robbins & The Shakes 15 THU The Joint Chiefs 3 3SAT Scotty River Trio 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 11 11 SUN SUN Mitch Mitch Alden Alden Duo Duo 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm The Loud Funs 7-10pm SAT Scotty River Trio 12:30-3:30pm 7 7WED StuStu Mahan & Nightshades 1616FRI6:30-9:30pm Now is is Now 7-10pm 6:30-9:30pm 1112:30-3:30pm SUN Mitch Alden Duo WED Mahan & Nightshades FRI Now Now 7-10pm 33 SAT SAT Scotty Scotty River River Trio Trio 12:30-3:30PM 12:30-3:30pm Pete Killpatrick Band 5:30-8:30pm 12:30-3:30PM 77 WED WED Stu Stu Mahan Mahan && Nightshades Nightshades 16 FRI FRI Now Now is is Now Now 7-10pm 7-10pm Pete Killpatrick Band 5:30-8:30pm 16 6:30-9:30pm 3 12:30-3:30PM SAT Scotty River&Trio 12:30-3:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30PM 17 SAT Scotty River Trio 12:30-8:30pm Eric Bettencourt Friends Pete Pete Killpatrick Killpatrick Band Band 5:30-8:30pm 5:30-8:30pm 7 6:30-9:30pm WED Stu Mahan & Nightshades 16 SAT FRI Now NowTrio 7-10pm 17 ScottyisRiver 12:30-8:30pm Eric Bettencourt & Friends 6:30-9:30pm 1212 MON Connor Garvey Band 12:30-3:30PM Pete Killpatrick Band 5:30-8:30pm 17 17 SAT SAT Scotty Scotty River River Trio Trio 12:30-8:30pm 12:30-8:30pm MON Connor Garvey Band Eric Eric Bettencourt Bettencourt && Friends Friends 8 8THU Jason Spooner Band Gina Alibrio & Friends Final Show 7-10PM 6:30-9:30pm THU Jason Spooner Band Gina Alibrio & Friends Final Show 7-10PM 12 12 MON MON Connor Connor Garvey Garvey Band Band 6:30-9:30pm 17 SATAlibrio Scotty&&River Trio 12:30-8:30pm Eric Bettencourt & Friends 88 THU THU Jason Jason Spooner Spooner Band Band Gina Gina Alibrio Friends Friends 6:30-9:30pm Final Final Show Show 7-10PM 7-10PM 6:30-9:30pm 7-10pm 126:30-9:30pm MON Connor Garvey Band 6:30-9:30pm 7-10pm 6:30-9:30pm 8 6:30-9:30pm THU Jason Spooner Band Gina Alibrio & Friends Final Show 7-10PM 6:30-9:30pm 7-10pm 7-10pm ToTosee the check 6:30-9:30pm seethe themusic musicschedule schedulefor for therest restofofthe theseason seasonplease please checkwww.portlandlobstercompany.com www.portlandlobstercompany.com 6:30-9:30pm 7-10pm

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2323SUN Mitch Alden Duo 1818TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still SUN Mitch Alden Duo TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still 18 18 TUE Ryan Ryan Halliburton–The Halliburton–The Still Still 23 2323SUN SUN Mitch Mitch Alden Alden Duo Duo 12:30-3:30pm 6:30-9:30pm SUN Mitch Alden 18TUE TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still 12:30-3:30pm Duo 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm Band Beyond Description 12:30-3:30pm 6:30-9:30pm Band Beyond Description 1919WED Vinyl Tap 6:30-9:30pm WED Vinyl Tap 6:30-9:30pm Band Band Beyond Beyond Description Description 5:30-8:30pm Band Beyond 19 19 WED WED Vinyl Vinyl Tap Tap 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 5:30-8:30pm Description 19 WED Vinyl Tap 6:30-9:30pm 2020THU The Joint Chiefs 6:30-9:30pm 5:30-8:30pm 5:30-8:30pm THU The Joint Chiefs 6:30-9:30pm 24 5:30-8:30pm Connor Garvey Band 20 20 THU THU The The Joint Joint Chiefs Chiefs 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 24MON MON Connor Garvey Band 20 THU The Joint Chiefs 6:30-9:30pm 2121FRIFRI Gina Alibrio & Friends 24 24 MON MON Connor Connor Garvey Garvey Band Band 6-9pm 24 MON Connor Garvey Band Gina Alibrio & Friends 6-9pm 21 21 FRI Gina Gina Alibrio Friends 7-10pm 21FRI FRI GinaAlibrio Alibrio&&&Friends Friends 6-9pm 6-9pm 6-9pm 7-10pm 2525TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still 7-10pm 7-10pm TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still 7-10pm 2222SAT Sam Chase & Friends 25 2525TUE TUE Ryan Ryan Halliburton–The Halliburton–The Still Still 12:30-3:30pm TUE Ryan Halliburton–The Still SAT Sam Chase & Friends 12:30-3:30pm 22 22 SAT Sam Sam Chase Friends 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 22SAT SAT SamChase Chase&&&Friends Friends Blue Steel Express 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm Blue Steel Express 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm 12:30-3:30pm Stu Mahan & Nightshades Blue Blue Steel Steel Express Express 6:30-9:30pm 6:30-9:30pm 12:30-3:30pm Blue Steel Express 6:30-9:30pm Stu Mahan & Nightshades Stu Stu Mahan Mahan & & Nightshades Nightshades 7-10pm Stu Mahan & Nightshades 7-10pm 7-10pm 7-10pm 7-10pm

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Experience

in sic Festival Atlantic Mu –Jul.28 0 3 . n Ju , Waterville The Cross Insurance Arena, 1 Civic Center Sq. Chicago, Jun. 21; Josh Groban, Jun. 24th.

791-2200.

The Dance Hall, 7 Walker St., Kittery.

She Funk, Jun. 21; Swing Night, Jul. 6. 703-2083.

Darrows Barn, 3 Round Top La., Damariscotta. Salt Bay Chamberfest, Aug. 1, 6, 9, 13, 16, 17. 522-3749.

Denmark Arts Center, 50 W Main St, Denmark. Strong Women-Bold Voices, Jun. 8; Neptune’s Car, Jun. 22; Magic Ball, Aug. 3; Mark Mandeville & Raianne Richards, Aug. 17.

452-2412.

Eastport Arts Center, 36 Washington St., Eastport. GoldenOak, Jun. 7. 853-4650.

Frog & Turtle, 3 Bridge St., Westbrook. Seth Warner with Susanne Gerry, every third Weds; Dave Good and Jeff Willis, every first Thurs.; The Groove Kings, every first Fri.; Elroy, every second Fri.; Boba Funk, every third Fri.; Juke Joint Devil Band, every fourth Fri. 591-4185.

Frontier, 14 Main St. Mill 3 Fort Andross, Brunswick. 725-5222.

Front Porch, 9 Shore Rd, Ogunquit. Music nearly every night of the week. Rachael Rage, Michelle Currie, Jason Webber, Jun. 15; John Richardson, Kim Kuzma, Robert Dionne, Jun. 16; Eric Michael Krop, Jun. 19.

Gather, 189 Main St., Yarmouth. Gather Rounders, every Sun.; Kellie Muse & Susie Pepper, Jun. 19. 847-3250.

Coastal camping that puts you close to it all.

“Best in the Mid-Coast,” a short drive from Boothbay, Augusta, Portland and Freeport!

Beautiful Park & Campground, overlooking tidal Thomas Bay. Over 85 Acres of manicured Lawns, Groves and Picnic Areas.

All the ammenities you expect, centrally located on the Mid-Coast!

Have Freeport, Augusta, Portland and Boothbay at your fingertips!

Open Daily 9AM ‘til Sunset · May thru October Don’t settle for “you can’t get there from here”, explore all that Maine has to offer from one place, at Thomas Point Beach & Campground!

Jonathan’s Ogunquit, 92 Bourne Ln., Ogunquit. Gina Chaves, Jun. 14; Crystal Bowersox, Jul. 27; Howie Day, Aug. 9. 646-4777.

L.L. Bean Free Summer Concerts Series, Freeport Village Station. The War and Treaty, Jul. 4; Gone West ft. Colbie Callat, Jul. 13; AJR, Jul. 27; Mat Kearney, Aug. 3; Anderson East, Aug. 17.

Maine Music Society, 46 Cedar St., Lewiston.

The Big Chill: Songs from the Movie, Jun. 8-9.

333-3386.

Maine Savings Pavilion at Rock Row, Westbrook. Slightly Stoopid, Jun. 15; Young the Giant and Fitz and the Tantrums, Jun. 20; Buddy Guy & Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Jun. 22; Shinedown, Jun. 29; Joe Bonamassa, Jul.

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Experience

Ready for a weekend of Guster? They’re back in Portland for On the Ocean Fest August 9-11. This year they’ll be joined by Weakened Friends, Kat Wright, Rubblebucket, and Tall Heights.

28; Rebelution, Aug. 2; Alice Cooper, Aug. 10; John Fogerty, Aug. 11. 358-9327.

Mayo Street Arts, 10 Mayo St. Culomba Vocal Ensemble, Jun. 29; Half Moon Jug Band, Sept.

28. 879-4629.

Merrill Auditorium, 20 Myrtle St. Opera Maine Orchestra, Jul. 24, 26. 842-0800.

One Longfellow Square, 181 State St. Particle Kid w/ Jeff Beam, Jun. 13; The Portland Jazz Orchestra, Jun. 20; Amy Helm, Jun. 22; Honeysuckle w/ Sam Moss, Jun. 29; Buck Meek, Jul. 5; Charlie Hunter and Lucy Woodward, Jul. 12; Hawktail, Aug. 13. 761-1757.

Opera House at Boothbay Harbor, 86 Townsend Ave., Boothbay Harbor. The Brothers Brothers, Jun. 14; Gaelic Storm, Jun. 25; Mile Twelve, Jul. 11; Darlingside, Aug. 29. 633-5159.

OTTO, 576 Congress St. Bluegrass Night, every Mon. 358-7090.

Port City Music Hall, 504 Congress St. Start Making Sense:Talking Heads Tribute, Jun. 14; Steve Gunn, Jul. 24; Todd Snider, Jul. 25; Juice, Jul. 27; Real Estate, Aug. 5; Lula Wiles, Aug. 24; Ghostland, Aug. 30. 956-6000.

Portland Bach Experience, multiple locations.

Jun. 14-23. portlandbachexperience.com.

Portland House of Music and Events, 25 Temple St. B-52s Tribute, Jun. 13; Oshima Brothers, Jun. 18; Golden Oak, Jun. 28; Bronson Arroyo, Jul. 18; Gina and the Red Eye Flight Crew, Aug. 5. 805-0134.

Porthole Restaurant & Pub, 20 Custom House Wharf. Joan Kennedy, Jun. 12; Fighting Fiction, Jun. 15; Fog Ave!, Jun. 28; Slygo Road, Jul 5; Northern Groove, Jul. 13; DJ Tish, Jul. 20. 773-4653.

Salvage BBQ, 919 Congress St. Live music every Fri. and Sat. 553-2100.

Saco River Festival Association, Rt. 25, Cornish. Tom Whitehead & His Hot 5, Jul. 3; Los Galactacos, Jul., 10; Norwood, Jul. 17; Keanu Keanu, Jul. 24; Bold Riley, Jul. 31. sacoriverfestival.org.

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Experience

a Festival at Maine Yog ity d Commun the East En ul. 1 -J 9 2 . n Ju School, Saco River Theater, 29 Salmon Falls Rd., Buxton. David Mallett, Aug. 2; Jennifer Porter, Aug. 10. 929-6472.

Schoodic Arts for All, Hammond Hall, Winter Harbor. Miners Creek, Jun. 28; Bill Staines, Jul. 19; Snarky Sisterz and Friends, Aug. 3; Destroy Them My Robots, Aug. 4; Tough End String Band, Aug. 6; Gordon Bok, Aug. 30. 963-2569.

Space Gallery, 538 Congress. Droneflower, Jun. 16; Helado Negro, Jun. 20; Mdou Moctar, Jul. 2; The Messthetics, Jul. 13. 828-5600.

St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church, 41 Desert St., Bar Harbor. Mount Desert Summer Chorale: Carmina Burana, Aug. 2 & 3. 244-0042.

State Theatre, 609 Congress St. Gina Chavez, Jun. 15; The Fretless, Jul. 13; Thank You Scientists, Jun. 21; A Day to Remember, Jun. 27; Silversun Pickups, Jul. 17; Gregory Alan Isakov, Jul. 25; Interpol, Aug. 4; Iliza Shlesinger, Aug. 9. 956-6000.

Ride the Trolley!

The Strand Theatre, 345 Main St., Rockland.

Gina Chavez, Jun. 15. The Weight Band, Aug. 9. 701-5053.

Stone Mountain Arts Center, 695 Dugway Rd., Brownfield. Keb’ Mo’, Jun. 15; Paula Cole, Jul. 5; The Wood Brothers, Jul. 22; Amy Ray, Jul. 24; Natalie Merchant, Jul. 25; Stone Mountain Live Anniversary Show, Aug. 3; Shawn Colvin, Aug. 6; Knots and Crosses; Aug. 30.

935-7292.

Thomas Point Beach & Campground, 29 Meadow Road, Brunswick. Band Camp Music and Arts Festival, Jul. 26-28; Bluegrass Festival, Aug 29-Sept. 1. 725-6009.

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Vinegar Hill Music Theater, 53 Old Post Rd, Arundel. The Bobby Darin Show with Ron Gartner, Jun. 15; Dean Ford & The Beautiful Ones - Prince Tribute, Jun. 21; Rustic Overtones, Jun. 29; The Doo Wop Project, Jul. 12; Annie Royer, Jul. 14; Farewell Angelina, Jul. 18; The Kingston Trio, Jul. 27; Johnny A., Aug. 2; Martin Sexton, Aug. 3; Well-Strung, Aug. 10.

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Blue, 650A Congress St. Comedy Night: Worst Day of the Week, Mons. 774-4111.

Bull Feeney’s, 375 Fore St. Open Mic Comedy, Tues.; Comedy Showcase, Weds. 773-7210.

Students entering Grades 9-12 - Island Ecology July 7 - 13 - Women of Water July 21 - Aug 3 - Sustainability Leadership Jul 28 - Aug 10

The Fresnel Theater, 17 Free St. Flux, first Saturdays; Running With Scissors, every fourth Saturday. 619-1418.

Lincoln’s, 36 Market St. Laugh Shack Comedy, Thurs. No phone—it’s a speakeasy!

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Experience St., Lewiston. DeWitt Hardy: Master of Watercolor, Jun. 7-Oct. 5th; Uncovered, Jun. 7-Oct. 5. 786-6158.

Bowdoin College Museum of Art, 245 Maine St., Brunswick. In the Round: Ancient Art from All Sides, through Oct. 13; Let’s Get Lost and Listening Glass, through Sept. 29; Bowdoin Collects: Chinese Ceramics, Jades, and Paintings, through Jan. 5, 2020. 725-3275.

Center for Maine Contemporary Art, 21 Winter Street, Rockland. Melt Down, through Jun. 9; Ellis-Beauregard Fellows Wade Kavanaugh and Stephen B. Nguyen, through Jun. 16; Ann Craven: Birds We Know, Jun. 29-Oct. 13. 701-5005.

Colby College Museum of Art, 5600 Mayflower Hill Dr., Waterville. A Vision for Composition: Nineteenth-Century Prints from the Collection, through Jun. 16; Theaster Gates: Facsimile Cabinet of Women Origin Stories, through September 8. 859-5600.

Creative Portland, 84 Free Street. Burundi Drum, Dance & Culture Festival, Jun. 28, at Portland Expo. Music events and a rotating gallery. 370-4784.

Farnsworth Art Museum, 16 Museum St., Rockland. The Screen Show, through September 22; Slab City Rendezvous, through Feb. 9,

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Greenhut Galleries, 146 Middle St. Maine.

Margaret Lawrence, through Jun. 29; Joel Babb, Jul. 5-Aug. 3; Maurice Freedman, Aug. 8-31. 772-2693.

Husson University’s Robert E. White Gallery, Peabody Hall, 1 College Circle, Bangor.

Summer Salon: Selected Student Work, through Aug. 31. 992-4925.

Kittery Art Association, 8 Coleman Ave., Kittery. Meet the Locals, through Jul.14; Up, Up, and Away, Jul. 18-Sept. 1. 451-9384.

Maine Historical Society, 489 Congress St. Holding Up the Sky: Wabanaki People, Culture, History & Art, through Feb. 1, 2020. 774-1822.

Maine Jewish Museum, 267 Congress St. Lynne Shulman, Marjorie Moore, Audrey Gottlieb, Jul-Aug. 773-2339.

MECA, 522 Congress St. COLLECT Summer Art Sale, Jun. 27-29; Darkness and the Light, Jul. 12-Sept. 20. 699-5025.

Portland Museum of Art, 7 Congress Square.

In the Vanguard, through Sept. 8; The Expansion of Cubism, Jun. 28-Oct. 6. 775-6148.

Richard Boyd Art Gallery, 15 Epps St., Peaks Island. Randy Eckard, ‘Works in Watercolor,’ through Jun. 28; Patricia Chandler: A Solo Exhibition of Paintings, Jul. 1-29; Amy Bickford a Solo exhibition of Paintings, Aug. 1-29. 712-1097 River Arts, 241 US-1, Damariscotta. Members Show, Jun. 7-Jul. 6; Night & Day, Jul. 12-Aug. 10; Wild Things, Aug.16-Sep. 14. 563-1507.

University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor. Symphony of Passion: Alison Weld, When There Was Another Me: Harold Garde, Our Hands Are Full of Color: Julie Beck, through Aug. 31. 581-3300.

University of New England Museum of Art, 2693, 716 Stevens Ave. Everyday Maine, through Jun. 25. 221-4449.

Tasty Events

Byrnes’ Irish Pub, 16 Station Ave., Brunswick.

Irish Breakfast, every Thursday. 729-9400.

Damariscotta River Cruises, 40 Main St., Damariscotta. Oyster and wine tasting cruises, every Saturday, Jun. 22-Oct. 19. 315-5544.

LeRoux Kitchen, 161 Commercial St. Monthly free wine tastings. Call for dates. 553-7665.

Lobster Festival, Rockland. Come celebrate the Pine Tree State’s favorite crustacean with road races, local food and beverage vendors, an oceanic beauty pageant, and of course, lobster! Jul. 31 – Aug. 4. Steins and Vines, Aug. 1. 1-800-576-7512.

Lolita Vinoteca + Asador, 90 Congress St. Tapas Mondays with wine pairings. 775-5652.

A Toast to Maine, 390 Congress Street. A tour focused on the “blend of locally sourced food and beverages. Avoid the summer crowds at top Portland restaurants. Tickets available at 6 2 p o r t l a n d m o n t h ly m a g a z i n e

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Rising Tide Brewing Company, 103 Fox St. Food trucks on Fri., Sat. and Sun., BYOF (Bring Your Own Food) to enjoy while drinking locally crafted beer, wine, and cider, or visit the Tasting Room for Maine Made Pub Snacks and Lebbit & Son’s Soup. 370-2337.

Rosemont Markets, Portland and Yarmouth.

Tasting events on Fri. Call for dates. 774-8129.

Sichuan Kitchen, 612 Congress St. Hot Pot Wednesdays, every Weds. Reservations recommended. 536-7226.

Sweetgrass Farm Old Port Tasting Room, 324 Fore St. Tasting bar is open year-round for Maine-made wines and spirits. 761-8GIN. Wine and Food Walks, Portland. Join sommelier Erica Archer for a themed walk through a Portland neighborhood with wine and spirit tastings paired with delicious foods, every Sat. 619-4630.

54th Annual Clam Festival, Yarmouth. Parades, food, fireworks, and plenty of fun for the whole family. Admission is free! Jul. 19 – Jul. 21. 846-3984.

Film

Center Theatre for the Performing Arts, 20 East Main St. My Little Chickadee, Jun. 12; 3:10 to Yuma, Jul. 24. Dover-Foxcroft. 564-8943.

Frontier, 14 Main St. Mill 3 Fort Andross, Brunswick. The Raft, Jun. 14-20;Red Joan, Jun. 21-27; Walking On Water, Jun. 8-Jul. 3. 7255222.

Lincoln Theater, 2 Theater St. Wild Nights with Emily, Jun. 12-13; Red Joan, Jun. 14-20; NonFiction, Jun. 21-27; The Biggest Little Farm, Jun. 28-Jul. 4. Damariscotta. 563-3424.

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Portland Museum of Art, 7 Congress Square.

The Gospel of Eureka, Jun. 7-12. 775-6148.

Literary Events Bard Coffee, 185 Middle St. “Silent” Book Club, a book club with no assigned reading where members meet to read silently, share book recommendations, and socialize over coffee and tea. Every fourth Tuesday. 899-4788.

Criterion Theater, 35 Cottage St., Bar Harbor. An Evening with David Sedaris, Aug. 1. 288-0829.

LFK, 188A State St. Word Portland, a monthly reading series featuring original writing from authors on first Mondays. 899-3277.

Longfellow Books, Monument Square. Lake Effect Days: Brief Stories of Buffalo, New York

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Experience Stoner and the Battle for the Inner Life, Jun. 15; Jennifer Acker presents her novel, The Limits of the World, Jun. 17; Jaed Coffin launches new memoir, Roughhouse Friday, Jun. 18; Aaron Hamburger discusses his novel Nirvana is Here, Jun. 26. 536-4778.

Tandem Coffee and Bakery, 742 Congress St. “Silent” Book Club, a book club with no assigned reading where like-minded people meet to read silently, share book recommendations, and socialize over coffee and tea.

Every second Sunday. 805-1887.

Game Nights

Binga’s Stadium, 77 Free St. Stump! Trivia, every Tuesday. Questionnairey, every Thurs.

699-4263.

Diversions Puzzles & Games, 415 Philbrook Ave., South Portland. Game nights every Tues. and Thurs. Bring your own from home or choose from our board game library. The most common games played are light & heavy strategy games. 773-0300.

The Dogfish Bar and Grille, 128 Free St. Trivia with prizes and no cover, every Tues. 772-5483.

Foulmouthed Brewing, 15 Ocean St., South Portland. Geeks who Drink Trivia Night, every Tues. 618-6977.

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Local 188, 685 Congress St. The Spanish Inquisition with Krister Rollins trivia night, every Mon. 761-7909.

Quill Books and Beverage, 1 Westbrook Common, Unit #5, Westbrook. True Crime Trivia, every first Thurs.; Queer Trivia, every third Thurs. 591-0056.

Rí Rá Irish Pub and Restaurant, 72 Commercial St. Pub Quiz with $5 pints sponsored by a brewery of the month, every Tues. 761-446.

School Street Pub and Grill, 29 School St. B, Gorham. Geeks Who Drink Trivia Night, every Tues. 222-8090.

Sebago Brewing Company, 211 Fore St. Trivia Night at Sebago Old Port, every Mon. 775-2337.

Museums

Baxter House Museum, 71 South St., Gorham. The 1831 birthplace of James Phinney Baxter, former mayor of Portland and Governor of Maine. Mon.-Sat. 222-1190 Castle Tucker, 2 Lee St. Wicasset, Federalstyle Mansion built by Judge Silas Lee in 1807, Wed.-Sat.; Jul. 14, Aug. 11; Brew with a View

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Experience Jul. 11; Outdoor Apothecary: Medicinal and edible Plants Jul. 20; Plein Air Painting Day with Jennifer Linskey, Aug. 22; cooking and Dining at Castle Tucker: A Culinary History Tour, Aug. 28. 882-7169 Deer Isle-Stonington Historical Society, 416 Sunset Rd., Deer Isle. Extensive collection of historical objects and documents housed in the 1830 Sellers House, Wed.-Fri., Jun. 16-Sep. 16. 348-6400 Fire House Museum, 157 Spring St., Portland.

Well-preserved fire house built in 1891, showcasing antique fire fighting machinery, first Fri. every month. 772-2040

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Hamilton House, 40 Vaughan’s Ln., South Berwick. 1785 Georgian mansion on the Salmon Falls River purchased by Mrs. Emily Tyson in 1989, and restored to its former glory through the influence of the writings of Sarah Orne Jewett, Wed.-Sun. 384-2454 International Cryptozoology Museum, 4 Thompson’s Point Rd., Suite 106. Explore hidden and unknown animals like Yetis and Bigfoot and other worldwide cryptids, Mon., Wed.-Sun. Joshua L. Chamberlain Museum, 226 Maine St., Brunswick. Built in 1824 and briefly occupied by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, long term home of civil war hero Chamberlain, four-term Maine Governor, and President of Bowdoin College, Tue.-Sat., Through Oct. 7.729-6958 L.C. Bates Museum, 14 Easler Rd., Hinckley.

Maine’s early 20th-century natural history museum includes a mounted blue marlin donated by Ernest Hemingway, Wed.-Sun. 238-4250 Maine Historical Society, 489 Congress St., Portland. Museums features changing exhibitions and programs spanning more than twelve centuries of Maine life, open daily;Eye in the Sky, Apr. 11-Sep. 30. 774-1822 Maine Jewish Museum, 267 Congress St., Portland. Museum exhibits by Ted Arnold, Rush Brown, and Alex Sax, Mon.-Fri., through Jul. 5. 773-2339

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Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad Company & Museum, 58 Fore St. Portland. Preserves and operates historic two foot gauge railroad equipment, open daily. 828-0814.

Marrett House, 40 Ossipee Trail East Rte. 25 Standish. Late Georgian house (1789) with an extensive herb and perennial garden first and third Sat., to Oct. 15. 882-7169 Montpelier: The General Henry Knox Museum, 30 High St., Thomaston. The Secretary of War to George Washington retired to Maine in 1895; this 1929 replica of his mansion includes many of the furnishings of the original, Tue.-Sat. 354-8062.

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Northeast Historic Film Museum, 85 Main St., Bucksport. The Society is dedicated to preserving regional film, and its Alamo Theater displays antique film and movie theater paraphernalia, open Tue.-Thu., and Mon., Fri. by appointment. 469-0924.

Owls Head Transportation Museum, 117 Museum St., Owls Head. Celebrating machines of a bygone era through conservation, preservation and demonstration, open daily; All-American Cruise-In, Jul. 6-7; Truck and Tractor Show, Jul. 20-21; Truck & Tractor Show, Jul. 21-22; Wings & Wheels Spectacular, Aug. 3-4; Barnstormers Bash, Aug. 10; New England Auto Auction, Aug. 16-17; Vintage Motorcycle Festival, Aug 31- Sep 1. 594-4418.

Peary’s Eagle Island, Casco Bay, Harpswell.

Admiral Robert E. Peary, claimed the first man at the North Pole, kept his summer home and library here, Jun. 15-Labor Day. 624-6080.

Penobscot Marine Museum, 2 Church St., Searsport. Maritime exhibits & history, open daily. 548-0334.

Penobscot Nation Museum, 12 Down St., Indian Island. Thousands of years of Maine Native American history, of both the Penobscot and Wabanaki peoples, as well as contemporary paintings, woodcarving, and basketry, Mon.-Sat. 827-4153.

Portland Observatory Museum, 138 Congress St. Daily tours of America’s only remaining historic marine signal tower, open daily.

774-5561.

Project Puffin Visitor Center, 311 Main St., Rockland. Documenting the Audubon Society’s conservation efforts with interactive educational exhibits, including live camera feeds of the puffins and seabirds 20 miles south at the Seal Island National Wildlife Refuge, open daily. 596-5566.

Roosevelt Campobello International Museum, 459 Rte. 774, Welshpool, New Brunswick, Canada. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s summer island retreat. Open daily. (506) 752-2922.

Sarah Orne Jewett House, 5 Portland St., South Berwick. The author’s 1819 Georgian residence, Fri.-Sun. 384-2454.

Seal Cove Auto Museum, 1414 Tremont Rd., Seal Cove. More than 50 beautiful vehicles from the ornate Brass Era, 1895-1917, open daily; Cars & Coffee: Swedish Cars, Jul. 6; Strawberry Festival, Jul. 9; Murder Mystery Diner, Jul 28; Cars & Coffee: Barn Finds and Survivors, Aug. 3.; Car-B-Que, Aug. 24. 244-9242.

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Experience Seashore Trolley Museum, 195 Log Cabin Rd., Kennebunkport. The largest electric railway museum in the world, with over 250 historic and international vehicles, open daily. 80th Anniversary Celebration Jul. 5-8. 967-2712.

Skolfield-Whittier House, 159 Park Row, Brunswick. Seventeen-room “time capsule” with Victorian furnishings and items from sea captain Alfred Skolfield’s world voyages, Wed.-Sat. 729-6606.

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Skyline Farm, 95 The Lane, North Yarmouth.

Over 80 carriages and sleighs from the late 18th century to the 1920s, as well as walking and riding trails, farm-related demonstrations, and riding lessons. Summer museum exhibit “Ladies and Gentlemen”: Vehicle designed with gender in mind, Sun., May 12-Jun. 17; Carriage museum open during events listed and by appt. 829-9203.

Stanley Museum, 40 School St., Kingfield.

Dedicated to the genius of the Stanley family, inventors of the Stanley Steamer, a steampowered car that held the record for fastest automobile in the world from 1906 to 1911.

Original cars and engines, as well as photography, airbrush paintings, and violins. Photographs by Chansonetta Stanley Emmons, paintings by Dorothy Emmons, and creations by other members of the Stanley family, Tue.Sun. 265-2729.

Stanwood Wildlife Sanctuary at Birdsacre, 289 High St., Ellsworth. Former home of Cordelia.

J. Stanwood, Victorian-era ornithologist and wildlife photographer, now housing a sanctuary for unreleasable birds and a library of her extensive notes and photographs, open daily.

Cordie Day, Jul. 29. 667-8460.

Tate House, 1267 Westbrook St. Capt.

George Tate’s 1755 house with an unusual clerestory in the gambrel roof and an herb garden overlooking Stroudwater River, Wed.Sun., Jun. 2-Oct. 774-6177.

Thompson Ice House Museum, 4568 Rte. 129, South Bristol. Traditional methods of ice harvesting are employed at this historic national site, open Wed., Fri., Sat., Jul.-Aug.; Annual Ice Cream Social, Jul. 7. 644-8808.

Umbrella Cover Museum, 62-B Island Ave., Peaks Island. World record holder of umbrella covers, each with a story of its own, Tue.-Sun. 939-0301.

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Wadsworth-Longfellow House, 489 Congress St. Childhood home of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, open daily. 774-1822.

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16th Annual Crown of Maine Balloon Festival, Presque Isle, The most uplifting and colorful display in The County! Enjoy rides in the balloons, food, drinks, and karaoke, Aug. 22- 25.

17th Annual Festival of Nations, Deering Oaks Park, Portland. Includes face painting, games and crafts, train rides, and tons of food made with flavors of Maine’s ethnic communities. Free Admission, Jul. 27.

Bangor State Fair, Cross Insurance Center, 515 Main St., Bangor. Mechanical rides and games, live music and eating competitions.

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Bath Heritage Days Festival, Front St., Bath.

Six day festival featuring carnival, food, live music, artisan’s market, antique car show, book sales, and fireworks, Jul 3. 29-Jul. 7.

Belfast Harbor Fest, 34 Commercial St., Belfast. National Boat Building Competition, Live Music, Food from Local Vendors, Rotary Gala and Art Auction. Come Boating! 18th Annual Regatta, Boat Show, Cardboard Boat Challenge, Pancake Breakfast, Barbeque Dinner, 5K Bug Run/Walk, Habitat for Humanity Lobster Gala, Front Street Shipyard Tours, and more family fun! Aug. 16-18.

Cape Elizabeth Garden Tour 2019, Fort Williams Park. Ocean views, ornamental trees and shrubs, native plants, woodlands,raised beds, stone work, historical homes, and more.

Proceeds benefit the Friends of Fort Williams Park, Jul. 20.

The Ossipee Valley Music Festival, 291 South Hiram Road, Hiram. The festival features national headliners in roots music, yoga, barn dances, workshops, artisans, local food and Art beer, activities for kids all day long, and more, Jul. 25-28. 625-8656.

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Topsham Garden Club Plant Sale, Topsham Town Hall Complex. Perennials, vegetables, annuals, houseplants and shrubs, most of which volunteers and local businesses have provided from their very own gardens, Jun. 6.

Flaherty Farm Arts & Crafts Show, Flaherty’s Family Farm, 123 Payne Rd., Scarborough. A show and sale of unique hand crafted products ranging from locally made pottery, fused and stained glass, jewelry, folk and fine art, wood products, specialty foods, soaps, candles and more, Aug. 9-11. 883-5494.

Gastro-Go-Go, 219 Anderson St., Portland.

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Maine Highland Games and Scottish Festival, Topsham Fairgrounds, Topsham.

41st Annual Highland Games featuring parade of the clans, music, athletic and dancing competitions, food, sheep dog demonstrations, workshops and more, Aug. 18.

Maine Lobster Ride, Camden Snow Bowl 20 Barnestown Rd., Camden. The Bicycle Coalition of Maine’s Lobster Ride & Roll follows winding, country lanes and along the coast past lighthouses and lobster boats. All proceeds go to local wellness program. Jul. 2021. 699-4032.

Maine Quilt Show, Augusta Civic Center, 76 Community Dr., Augusta. Featuring special exhibits, workshops and demonstrations with over 500 quilts on display, Jul. 25-27.

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Maine Yoga Fest, East End School. Live Music!

Food! Premiere yoga and wellness event with a diverse program of yoga practitioners, instructors, artists, and businesses, Jun. 29-Jul. 1.

North Atlantic Blues Festival, 70 Lake Ave.,Rockland. Widely regarded as the most prestigious blues festival on the East coast, come up for two days of live blues, a pub crawl, and brunch. Jul. 13-14.

Olde Bristol Days, Old Fort Grounds at Colonial Pemaquid. 66th Olde Bristol Days, featuring lobster boat races, food and craft vendors, a parade, live jazz, and fireworks on the beach!, Aug. 10-11.

Portland Harbor Paddleboard Tours, East End Beach. Quick stand-up paddleboarding lesson followed by a tour with licensed Maine Guide, paddling along Portland waterfront, lighthouses, lobster boats and forts with chances of spotting wildlife, most Fri., Sun., and Wed., or by request. 370-9730.

Portland Kids Duathlon, 65 Cove St. Portland’s first duathlon race for children, gives kids ages 5-12 an opportunity to participate in run, bike, run format race. This exciting new event includes two waves, a bike/run short

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Portland SchoonerFest and Regatta, Eastern Promenade. Traditional schooners, famous and hometown favorites alike, race and parade under sail in Portland Harbor. For the first time featuring Marine Maritime Museum’s legendary and recently restored schooner, the Mary E, Jun. 21-25. 619-1842.

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Portland Stars & Stripes Spectacular, Eastern Promenade, Portland. Free, annual celebration features food, fireworks, and a concert, Jul. 4.

Save a Stray 5K and Festival, L.L. Bean, Freeport. Benefits Coastal Humane Society and Lincoln County Animal Shelter. 5K race, and festival which features food trucks, dog demos, an Ask A Vet booth, an Amateur “Worst in Show,” face painting and much more, Aug. 24.

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South Portland’s Art in the Park, Mill Creek Park, South Portland. Original art work and photography by nearly 170 artist, Aug. 10.

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Startup Maine, Maine College of Art (MECA), 522 Congress St. Formerly known as the annual Maine Startup & Create Week, Startup Maine is a three day conference of learning, interviews with community leaders and entrepreneurs, hands-on workshops and social events, Jun. 19-21.

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Winner of the 2018 Clauder Competition. A poignant story about a child with a terminal illness who connects delicate moments in unusual ways. Discovering the mysterious “Postal Service,” he sends messages to the world and awaits a response. This poetic play, created through magical realism, reveals the quiet ways in which we connect.

Taste of Summer, Brunswick. Held right on the Brunswick landing, indulge in food trucks, craft beverages, and live music, Jun. 22.

John Cariani’s ALMOST, MAINE

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Celebrate the bicentennial of our State than with the play that put us on the map! Offering charming vignettes about love and life in Maine, this beloved play broke box office records, went onto critical acclaim, and delighted audiences across the globe after its premiere at Portland Stage in 2004. Featuring John Cariani himself!

Windjammer Days, Boothbay Harbor. 57th Annual Windjammer Days Festival, featuring a fleet of tall ships, fireworks, local food and family activities, Jun. 23-29. 619-1842.

NATIVE GARDENS

by Karen Zacarias | Mar 3–Mar 29, 2020

This brilliant new comedy turns well-intentioned neighbors into feuding enemies when a rising Chilean attorney and his pregnant American wife purchase a home next to a well-established D.C. couple, and their prized English garden. Cultures and gardens clash over a fence line that spirals into an all-out border dispute, exposing notions of race, taste, class and privilege.

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Winter Harbor Lobster Festival, Winter Harbor. 55th annual Winter Harbor Lobster Festival, featuring blueberry pancake breakfast, craft fair, lobster boat races, lobster dinner and parade, Aug. 10.

Maine Wildlife Park Events, 56 Game Farm Rd., Gray. Butterflies and Bugs, Jun. 29; Maine Nature Artists, Jul.13; Chainsaw Wildlife Artists, Jul. 20; ATV Maine, Jul. 20; Evening Star Party, Aug. 3; Attean Family Pow Wow, Aug. 10-11; Wildlife Encounters, Aug. 17; Enchanted Forests, Aug. 24-25; Life of the Honeybee, Aug. 31; Rick Charette Concert, Sep. 7. 5770658.

Yoga in the Outfield, Hadlock Field, 271 Park Ave. Third annual event to benefit Maine Children’s Cancer Program. Take part in a morning yoga class in the outfield at Hadlock Field, followed by a game played by the Sea Dogs.

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by Lucy Kirkwood | Apr 7–Apr 26, 2020

This Tony-nominated play took both English and American audiences by storm with its journey into the dark past of three nuclear physicists who meet in a ‘cottage on the east coast’ to contemplate the end of the world. Old memories are relived before a harrowing proposal is revealed: just what will be done about the children?

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The ducks of Deering Oaks Pond are now the proud owners of a solar roof, thanks to Portland’s Sustainability Office. “We were very supportive when they came up with the solar lighting system for the iconic Deering Oaks Duck House,” says deputy director of parks, recreation, and facilities Ethan Hipple.” Now it serves as a visible example of how rooftop solar can be used in difficult locations.”

Let’s just hope our feathered friends don’t start lobbying for a miniature Tesla.

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Pay-Per-View Starting in July, non-residents of Cape Elizabeth will pay for premium parking spaces–those closest to Portland Head Light and the ocean–at Fort Williams. The town council voted to install a pay and display system—$2 for a minimum of two hours, $10 for a full day, and $15 for a season pass—active from May through October.

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Catch sight of Maine in the June Vogue Arabia.

Portland photographer Cody Barry shot an Aladdinthemed style piece at Freeport’s Desert of Maine for the wedding blog “Green Wedding Shoes.” It features model Nivedith Renga and Caesar the camel (of Pony X-Press traveling petting zoo in Winslow). The image was then picked up by the fashion magazine through a connection of Renga’s.

Tired of your typical Cup of Joe (though there’s nothing typical about Portland’s coffee shops)? Ready to spice it up? Visit one of Maine’s many tea houses, where you can sip the flavors of the Far East or try some homegrown concoctions.

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Try Soakology on Congress Street., where you can steep your feet in a relaxing blend of essential oils while realigning your soul with a cuppa Lavender London Fog Latte ($6) or Argentinian Yerba Mate ($4.50).

At Nellie’s Tea in South Portland, you’ll find an assortment of teas, gifts, and skin products, but the real draw may be owner Marianne Russo’s expertise. A certified tea specialist and member of the U.S. Tea Association and Specialty Tea Institute, Russo has traveled to China and Japan to study.

Want to learn from the best? “I offer a range of classes,” Russo says. “The most common one is an Introduction to Tea, or Tea 101, which provides a brief history of tea, an overview of how it gets from plant to cup, a demonstration, and a tasting of at least two each of the four basic types of teas—white, green, Oolong, and black.” Follow Nellie’s Tea on Facebook for upcoming dates.

Even in the summer months, Winterport’s Tea Maineia can quench your thirst. The cozy Main Street shop has indoor and outdoor seating where you can chill out with “a glass of iced tea or tea-infused wine,” says owner Dan Holmes. “Although customers can choose nearly any tea from our selection to have made iced for them, our most popular iced teas are Maine Wild Blueberry, Cranberry Apple, Mango Madness, Wild Strawberry, Key Lime Pie, and Peach Apricot.” Dan and wife Debbie will also be offering free Tea 101 classes on June 29, July 20, and August 31. n

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A third of the way through mine, I’m recounting better-forgotten college adventures and planning new ones.

Two-thirds of the way through, the heady combination of sunshine, ocean, and rum on Riot’s back deck overlooking the colorful waterfront has me considering the pirate’s life. The boats below are beckoning for a test drive. With opportunities like this, who can blame Dixie Bull?

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“Welcome to Caesars Palace and the Ogunquit Playhouse production of Elvis Presley’s Heartbreak Hotel!”

During the summer of 2017, Ogunquit Playhouse’s Brad Kenney delighted Maine theatergoers with Heartbreak Hotel, a curated presentation of Elvis songs, some unknown, that Kenney created with producer/ director/writer Floyd Mutrux from a shelved trial sequence Mutrux had originally envisioned as part of Million Dollar Quartet, also successfully produced at Ogunquit. At Heartbreak Hotel, Maine crowds rocked out to the big sounds of the smoldering, sensitive 18-year-old Elvis Presley—and the tears. End of story, right? No, it’s the beginning.

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While he treated us to a sizzling season at the same time in Ogunquit, “We transferred the production to Chicago last sum-

mer. Caesars Entertainment came and saw Chicago. They said, ‘If you can do A, B, C, and D, we can do a casino show.’ I spent my spring in Las Vegas. I worked with Broadway director Jeff Calhoun. We took what went well in Ogunquit, what went well in Chicago, and curated a show for the Las Vegas concert space.”

As in Harrah’s Showroom, which dates to the Rat Pack days.

Imagine the curious and wonderful word “Ogunquit” falling on Vegas ears.

Rosy Future Heartbreak Hotel opened in the city of neon in April and is still playing.

But for how long?

“Forever,” Kenney says. “The contract is open-ended!”

An early review from John Katsilometes of the Las Vegas Review Journal reports: “The Elvis lead, Eddie Clendening, is a killer performer, and this backing band smokes.”

Which is no surprise, since Kenney conducts some of his business meetings while walking the smoky coast of Marginal Way. As for Clendening, we saw him first in the Maine version of the show, itself a world premiere.

The ripples go outward. While the show continues in Vegas, another version is being announced for “London,” Kenney says. “Seriously.” n

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At Biddeford’s Skydive Coastal Maine, instructor Rich Fowler and partner Nick Sergi have over 20,000 jumps between them. “About five percent of the population wants to jump out of an airplane—at least that’s what the last marketing person told me,” Fowler says. “It starts with signing the paperwork, which is usually the scariest part.”

From May to October, thrill seekers take a Cessna 182 10,000 feet up before free-falling in tandem (i.e., harnessed to an instructor) with either Rich or Nick. Imagine the Maine coast racing toward you from that vantage point!

“We free-fall down to 4,000 feet. It’s falling for about a mile. Free fall speed is 120 mph. Once your parachute opens up, you have a ride down to the ground, about five to seven minutes,” Fowler says.

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Ou t doo rs All Aboard Hang on to your paddles—it’s going to be a bumpy ride! Maine rivers are calling, and the Kennebec and Penobscot rivers provide prime Class IV and V rapids throughout the summer.

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Hold off guzzling too many Let ’er Drift Summer Ales, though. “The Kennebec trip is an all-day activity,” says Russell Walters, who joined Northern Outdoors as a kayak guide in 1983. “You’re on the river at 10 a.m. We raft for a few hours until noon, then pull ashore for a cookout on the beach.

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In 1986, local chef/writer Dennis Gilbert quipped, “Portland is the Paris of the Northeast.”

Actor Hannah Daly shows us just how true this still is as she channels the movie Funny Face.

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Book Smart ^^Hannah Daly turns heads and pages with a spin through Longfellow Books wearing South Street Linen’s panel dress. <<Audrey Hepburn frolics after hours in the bookstore Embryo Concepts, where ‘Funny Face’ is first discovered by photographer Dick Avery (co-starring Fred Astaire channeling Richard Avedon).

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In Spires ^^Where would Mainers be without our favorite off-duty flannel? From L. L. Bean to Goodwill, we can wear this everywhere, layered or not. Required dress for visiting our iconic Portland Head Light at Fort Williams. >> Walking beneath the Eiffel Tower is certainly on everyone’s ‘Paris’ list—and one of Jo’s first stops!

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All Aboard If your Penelope fits (in a small carrier), sits, and is 20 pounds or less, she can ride the Amtrak Downeaster with you on your next summer adventure. This leather and canvas weekender tote by Eklund Griffin is the ‘it’ accessory for both of you.

Audrey in a steamy pose alongside the Fleche d’Or (Golden Arrow) luxury boat train at the Gare du Nord.

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Blossoms from Harmon’s & Barton’s add an explosion of color to your grand summer hat from Material Objects.

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Catch of the Day! ^^True Mainers know how to catch, cook, and eat lobsters. For those not-so-seasoned, Lucky Catch Lobster Tours will take you to fetch your very own lunch or dinnerâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;$35 (lobster not included). Portland Lobster Company will then cook it for you and add sides for an additional $12. Hannah feels the breeze in Portland Harbor. >>Audrey catches a fish while posing on a river boat on the Seine. Bet she didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t shell out $35!

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Portland native Hannah Daly began her career performing with Portland Stage, Maine State Music Theatre, and Mad Horse Theater Company. After studying acting at Syracuse University and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London, Daly received her BFA in acting and moved to NYC in 2015. Since returning to Maine, Portland Stage, Good Theater, and Theater at Monmouth have become her “artistic homes.” Daly is represented by the Andrew Wilson Agency in Boston. www.hannah-daly.com

^^Hannah honors Dead Pearl Diver by local sculptor Benjamin Paul Akers (1825–1861) at Portland Museum of Art. She’s frosted with a David Yurman 18k yellow gold pearl atlas necklace from Attos Antique and Estate Jewelry. $5,850. >>Audrey floats down the Daru Staircase at the Louvre. Winged Victory of Samothrace rules at the top of the stairs. n

Diane Hudson is represented by the Addison Woolley Gallery. Critic Philip Isaacson has described her fine art photography as “having a graciousness that endows her images with animation and allows them to retain their freshness.” “My quest is to capture the surprise—even jolt— of the art of seeing,” Hudson says. See Hudson’s work in the show “Everyday Maine” at UNE Portland campus.

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Lobster Specials at Eaux Pictured: “Brown butter johnny cake with sherry créme fraiche, Maine lobster, shrimp, pickled serrano pepper, sunflower seeds, and arugula.” In the near future: “Po’ boy and New Orleans BBQ Lobster and Grits.”

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Is there anything lobster doesn’t go with?

aven’t you heard? Orange/red is the new black. Julie R. Thomson has suggested in the Huffington Post that in a way, everything goes with lob-

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ster. Why else would we conspire to get “the live beast into the pot”? Across the buttery universe, lobster is the new neutral.

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From classic to contemporary from Maine boiled lobster to Maine craft beer

Take the Casco Bay Ferry to Bailey Island, daily in the Summer!

Plan a visit to enjoy great beer, delicious food, amazing sunset views & live weekend entertainment.

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The Maine Lobster Marketing Collaborative (MLMC) highlights this dish, Maine Lobster Miso Ramen, as a delicious alternative.

ster with Saison Risotto; Lobster Burgers with Browned Butter Lemon Aioli; and Chilled Lobster Salad with Sweet Summer Corn and Tomatoes.” Yum. Further out on a limb: “BLT and Potato Chip Lobster Rolls with Peach Salsa; Sweet Chili Butter Grilled Lobster Fries with Havarti Cheese; Lobster Corn Fritter with Truffle Herb Mayo; Brown Butter Lobster Ravioli with Tomato Cream Sauce.” Still hungry? “Lobster Grilled Cheese.”

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The flavors never end at Crunchy Poké on Fore Street in Portland. Here’s their Lobster Bowl: Sweet onion, sweet corn, red cabbage, masago, seaweed, chili string/creamy mayo sauce, and house poke sauce.

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hat does all this lobster experimentation mean? To proprietary Mainers, the idea of a “Maine Style” lobster roll is in itself disturbing. How long will it be before there’s a “New York Style” lobster roll? Manhattan already ruined clam chowder.

Then there’s the urban legend that some Chinese diners, many of whom are wild for wild Maine lobster, call Maine lobster “Boston Lobster.” That’s because most international distribution of Maine lobster is shipped from Logan Airport in crates stamped “Boston.” You ship it, you own it.

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(See our story “Crème Lobster for Dessert? de la Crustacean,” Sep- Ben & Bill’s Chocolate tember 2010.)

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The troubling loss of bandleader Jimmie Lunceford, popular with Maine’s Greatest Generation, disturbs music lovers to this day.

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ld Orchard Beach Pier is famous for having hosted the best swing bands in the world: Duke Ellington, Artie Shaw, Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra, Tommy Dorsey (featuring Frank Sinatra), and Jimmie Lunceford all delighted big crowds into the night above the roar of the surf.

In particular, Maine loved Lunceford. He knocked out audiences here so often that a random search on eBay for a postcard of the pier shows his name up in lights on a night his orchestra played here.

On July 12, 1947, he and his band

flew to Seaside, Oregon, for a show at the Bungalow Ballroom. Less than 48 hours later, he was dead.

Lunceford’s biography, Rhythm is Our Business, by Eddy Determeyer, supports the band’s feelings that the owner of a nearby restaurant decided he didn’t like the look of Lunceford or any of his black musicians. Some say the restaurant served poisoned hot beef sandwiches to the band. According to his band members, almost everybody got horribly sick, but Lunceford died. He was just 46. He didn’t drink alcohol and seemed an unlikely candidate for a heart attack, as the local coroner pronounced.

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“A lake…is the earth’s eye.”

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Henry David Thoreau

See it aboard the Katahdin.

Katahdin Cruises on Moosehead Lake.

Sailing late June through mid-October Tel: (207) 695-2716 Fax: (207) 695-2367 PO Box 1151 Greenville, ME 04441

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Lunceford’s “Swingin’ Uptown” lives on https://youtu.be/hixkS1PXwEE

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aine still reverberates with the silence of Lunceford’s not returning to his favorite New England stop in the summer of 1948.

Meanwhile, some online reactionaries insist that no racism was involved, in spite of the band’s take.

In 1947, there was no definition for ‘hate crime.’ Determeyer writes, “…It is not too far-fetched to maintain that Jimmie Lunceford was poisoned for being the proud black man he was.” A reappraisal may be in progress, with new facts unearthed to support both sides of the existing historical narrative. At least we have his music—and the Pier.

Like Lunceford told his band, stay tuned. n

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ho are you calling a six-month-old mini Golden Doodle? Name’s Gertrude. For your information I’m fullsized, and I love every second I spend on Willard Beach. Like they say, you almost have to own a human if you live in South Portland. See those trees over there? Those are Robinson’s Woods near my house.

Google me if you like. I moved to Maine from Amish Country in Pennsylvania, I’m an insane ball of energy, I hop like a rabbit, and I was the only one in my litter. I don’t like to listen to everything my humans tell me, but I’m working on it.”

“Call me Aida. You’ve seen the opera, right? I’m nine years old, and I don’t just live in the Willard neighborhood, I thrive in it. Your arm will probably fall off before I get tired of fetching this tennis ball.”

“Since you asked, here’s Ava’s story— my story. I may be a rescue dog, but that doesn’t define me. My life changed at the Animal Refuge League in Westbrook, I can still hear my savior Ashley, looking at

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me with love while wondering, ‘Is that a chow? A mastiff? A Shar-Pei with maybe a little boxer blended in?’ Hey, it’s what you do with your life, not your pedigree. Fun fact about me: I’m really mellow, except I’m afraid of the dark. Just understand, I’m not looking at you funny, I’ve had two surgeries for Cherry Eye. You don’t want to go there.

Yes, that is my jean jacket. Wanna make something out of it? Like a pillow?”

“I’m Lenny. My dad is a lab, my mom is a border collie. There must be a country western song about that. My human found me in an Uncle Henry’s Guide back when I lived in Jay. Who knew I’d end up in the #1 Foodie City in America? See that dog who’s wrestling with me? That’s Gomez.”

“You mean I’m Gomez. The Sato Project brought me from Puerto Rico to the States, where I went to stay with my human for a short time, but then we had so much fun together I decided to stay with her forever!

I love walking on the East End Beach and doing everything with my human. This is my first summer on this earth—I’m just six months old!” n

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egendary artist Emily Muir designed this four-bedroom boathouse on Crockett Cove in her beloved Stonington. “The base rental is $1,600 a week in July and $1,700 a week in August. It’s right on the water,” says the rep at The Island Agency in Stonington, who has never had the luck herself to make it out here. Are there some Emily Muir paintings to make it a perfect experience? But of course! There are also two recliners on a side porch—the perfect

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place to read a Maine-based thriller like Steven King’s story “The Reach.”

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elebrated architect Toshiko Mori put a touch of glass in Cushing with her modernist waterfront diamond on Muscongus Bay. “Stunning sunsets” and “floor-to-ceiling glass walls” beckon from the On The Water Real Estate site. If you believe Maine is a landmark on the time-space continuum, here’s your portal to the universe.

New York-based Mori, 68, is the Robert P. Hubbard Professor in the Practice of Architecture at Harvard. Another of her projects up here is the Center for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockland.

There’s a one-week minimum stay at the Mori house in Cushing, with no dogs allowed. The property rents for circa $3,500 per week in July and August and $2,500 offseason. Perennial Maine summer visitor Dave Brubeck wrote the perfect music pairing: “Take Five.” n Summerguide 2019 145

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he Maine oyster is commanding center stage in eateries across the state. Served au naturel in settings where they are the star, not just a B-list appetizer, the bivalves speak for themselves— volumes. As do the hosts working tirelessly to get us the best oysters they can find or harvest themselves.

On The Half Shell If you want the ultimate oyster-slurping experience, head straight for the carts at breweries, farmers’ markets, and festivals.

At the helm of South Portland’s O’Oysters, Lucas Myers has “sold oysters in one fashion or another” for almost 20 years.

He loves “being a pundit for the Maine oyster industry. There are some great people and fascinating operations producing some of the best oysters in the world right here in Maine. I love handing someone an oyster right off the knife and telling them how it was grown and by whom.” If you’re han-

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kering for an oyster fix “without pomp and circumstance,” as Myers puts it, be on the lookout for O’Oysters at the farmers’ market in Monument Square on Wednesdays and at breweries including Island Dog Brewing and Rising Tide on weekends.

You’ll also want to keep an eye out for the popular BP’s Shuck Shack cart in front of the U.S. Custom House on Commercial Street in Portland. Veteran oyster purveyor Brendan Parsons has worked on oys-

ter farms since high school and recently opened his own oyster distribution center and eatery, Shuck Station Raw Bar, in Newcastle. The oysters are shucked to order at this Nobleboro native’s cart and sourced from at least eight different farmers in the Damariscotta River area. Whether the oyster hails from Great Salt Bay or South Bristol, Parsons wants you to get to know the nuances, and he’s had a lifetime to become acquainted with them. You might even be

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These include: Scarborough’s Abigail Pearls, Damariscotta’s Mookie Blues, New Meadows River’s Eider Coves, along with others from Island Creek, the own-It’s er’s farm in Duxbury, Massachusetts.

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Next up, Maine Oyster Company. This cozy little nook on Portland Street is described by owner and oyster farmer John Herrigel as “more than an oyster bar…It’s a center for connecting three overlapping spheres: the oyster growers of Maine, the West Bayside neighborhood, and the general oyster-slurping community.”

“We go beyond the bottom line to support fair prices to the growers.” Herrigel’s goal is to create a sustainable aquaculture industry within Maine, “ensuring our environment and natural resources remain protected.” On the wall, an informative map of coastal Maine designates the location of each participating oyster farm (https://themaineoystercompany.com/oysters ) and features photos of the farmers.

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from top: sW harbor library; Stern Coll./Bettmann; Beinecke library. sources: Literary Hub, “The Secret Love of Edith Wharton’s Life,” by Yvonne Georgina Puig; Dr. Irene Goldman-Price, the mount; Brad emerson, the downeast dilettante, “MRS. WHARTON GOES CANOEING”; patricia sargent, bar harbor grand hotel (on the fish bowl).

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dith Wharton spent summers in Bar Harbor in her early twenties.

That’s where she met the one who got away.

Bookish, dramatic, wasp-waisted Edith Jones, 21, fell for Walter Van Rensselaer Berry at the Rodick House Hotel during the summer of 1883 in Bar Harbor, says novelist Yvonne Georgina Puig, who writes for Salon. If you were anybody back then, you’d hang out at “The Fish Bowl” at Rodick’s, where the young swells crowded in.

The supreme goldfish? Edith had “a [glorious, full] head of auburn, red-gold hair,” says Dr. Irene Goldman-Price, a Wharton

scholar and trustee at The Mount, Wharton’s mansion in Lenox, Massachusetts.

“Berry has been described as ‘a tall, slender man with a well-trimmed mustache, owning a reputation for urbanity, a range of humanistic learning, and a habit of mildly lewd facetiousness; a persistent gallant and a confirmed bachelor who was much in demand,’” Puig says. “If this were a movie, think Daniel Day-Lewis.”

Moody Edith was reeling from a broken engagement. She’d come within an eyelash of marrying the millionaire son of a vast hotel chain. The groom nixed the match because his family worried about her reputation as the author of literary works such as Fast and Loose, the novelette she penned when she was just 14.

In the wake of this embarrassment, Edith’s mother despised the idea of her daughter falling for a comparatively broke young lawyer like Berry, who had difficulty even scraping up the funds to pay his tab at Rodick’s.

But there was something about Bar Harbor. You’ve got to love a town whose main drag is called Eden Street. It was a different universe from Edith’s Manhattan, with

a different set of rules. The crashing waves and soft winds were the perfect stage for a tragic love connection. Oh. And the promise of nighttime canoe rides. Unchaperoned.

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e know about the canoe ride from a letter Berry wrote in 1923 remembering that summer,” Dr. Goldman-Price says. Imagine a secret moment treasured for 40 years. The flash of her eyes. Her innocent smile.

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n this less decorous age, many of us might wonder why they didn’t just ‘do it’ and get hitched if they loved each other so much. Edith’s mom was certainly having none of that. No daughter of hers was going to marry a man without prospects, even if the young author would have made a different decision. It was as if Edith were trapped in her own novel.

“I don’t think Walter ever gave Edith the opportunity. It’s not that she turned him down because he didn’t have the money.

He never had the confidence to propose to her,” Puig says. “Then he went away. They only had this moment. Then Teddy Wharton came in, kind of inserted by her mother. Edith felt she didn’t even have a chance to choose. And Walter Berry never made a move. They never dared to act on it. She really poured all that into her love stories.”

The emotions went underground.

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he was married,” Puig says.

Teddy Wharton never took the trouble to master loving his wife on her terms. Though he was indulgent to Edith, he sniffed at her literary career, dismissing her double-edged novels as, she joked to a friend, “witchcraft.”

It was Walter who had changed. His charming, hopeful youthfulness had been replaced with gravitas. The Harvard grad from Columbia Law School had become an important diplomat—successful, suave, and wickedly funny, a confidant of Henry James. Marcel Proust frankly expressed his love for Berry through a cursive inscription in Walter’s first edition of Swann’s Way covering nearly three pages.

Filled with unexpressed emotion and unquenchable longing, Walter and Edith fell headlong in love with each other—again, as though they’d never left that canoe. Walter brashly visited her at The Mount, with Ted-

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Then Edith and Walter “traveled together through war-torn Europe,” no doubt growing closer, with long talks into the nights. “After Walter died, Edith destroyed all her letters from him.” Is there a love that sails beyond the grave?

“Her last act, a gesture of extreme romance, was to be buried in the same cemetery in Paris where Walter was buried,” Puig says.

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ar Harbor architectural historian Brad Emerson has written, “Naturally those of us who are partisans of this part of Maine speculate about what would have happened had it been Maine, rather than Lenox, where Wharton chose to live after departing Newport. For all we know, Ethan Frome might have been a Lobsterman.”

In terms of her art, Edith’s experiences in Maine sank far below the surface of her imagination and into her consciousness.

Walter doesn’t just live in her novels; he’s the king of them. “Think of Lawrence Selden in

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Romance The House of Mirth. He’s in the society but not of the society. He’s a young lawyer, sort of a skeptic who sort of eyes everything from outside. He’s the one who sort of judges Lily as one of the society. He realizes too late that he wants to act on it.”

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“Wharton does address lovers lacking courage. Longing,” Puig says. Bar Harbor wasn’t just the spark of her hurt—it was her spark of inspiration. Puig pauses, thinking about Edith’s witchcraft. “What happened in Maine appears throughout her work.” It echoes beyond Frenchman’s Bay into the universe. n

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A local variation on this theme is Mainesplaining. Simply put, it involves folks “from away” explaining the facts of Maine life to longtime locals.

“I’m going ‘way up north’ to Lubec.” A coastal village, Lubec is not even remotely “up north.” Fort Kent—five hours north of Lubec—is a better bet.

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“You don’t need snow tires in Maine if you have four-wheel drive.” Maybe that’s why all the vehicles sliding off the road after the first snowstorm are four-wheel drives.

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J A C K S I LV E R I O SCULPTURE AND PAINTINGS July 29 to August 25 Reception Friday, August 2, 5–7 p.m.

An alumnus of Rhode Island School of Design and an architect of many buildings in Maine, including the beloved Boothbay Harbor St. Columba Episcopal Church, Jack has redirected his sensibilities to the fine arts.

D AV I D E S T E Y PAINTINGS July 1–28 Reception Friday, July 5, 5–7 p.m.

Currently a resident of Belfast, but a product of Aroostook County, Rhode Island School of Design, and the IRS, David’s acr ylic paintings are spontaneous, bold, and outgoing.

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N A N C Y W I L KO F F COLL AGE & ASSEMBL AGE May 23 to June 30 Receptions Saturday, May 25, 5–8 p.m. and Friday, June 7, 5–7 p.m.

A retrospective of Nancy’s prolific career, ingenuity, and exacting standards.

ALSO SHOWING: TERRY SEAMAN, HEIDI SEIDELHUBER, JAAP EDUARD HELDER, TONY VAN HASSELT A.W.S., DON JOSEPHSON, NANCY BARRON, DICK ALDEN, BOB MCKAY, ROBERT HAMILTON, LANE SMITH, GERALD IMMONEN, DAVID DUPREE, IDA SCHMULOWITZ, JOHN GALLAGHER, VICKY WULFF

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Dining Guide

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Barnacle Billy’s, known for luxury lobster, steamed clams, large lusty drinks, barbecued chicken, homemade clam chowder, the lobster roll & lobster stew.

Extensive indoor & sundeck seating where guests can enjoy both the beauty of the harbor & the ocean beyond. Perkins Cove, Ogunquit, 646-5575, barnbilly.com

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BlueFin North Atlantic Seafood offers the quintessential Old Port dining experience. Chef Gil Plaster creates classic, contemporary dishes w/ fresh, locallycaught seafood & seasonal ingredients.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner or your favorite cocktail in comfortable elegance or out on the patio by the fire pit. 468 Fore Street 775-9090. bluefinportland.com

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95 Ocean is open to the public and one of the best places to get lobster in Kennebunkport. Enjoy creative comfort foods and fresh Maine seafood with waterfront views and live entertainment at The Nonantum Resort. Our menu highlights freshly caught salmon, lobster, scallops and much more. The resort grows 100% organic gardens on property with herbs and vegetables. 95 Ocean Avenue Kennebunkport. 9674050, nonantumresort.com.

Boone’s Fish House & Oyster Room Native seafood like fresh Maine lobster steamed over rockweed, a variety of oysters and wood-grilled fish, steaks & chops. Try the baked stuffed lobster.

Alexander Boone invented the baked stuffed lobster when Boone’s opened right here on the Portland Waterfront in 1898. 774-5725 86 Commercial St., Portland www.boonesfishhouse.com

Bull Feeney’s Authentic hearty Irish fare: delicious from-scratch sandwiches, steaks, seafood. Local craft & premium imported brews. Maine’s most extensive selection of single malt Scotch & Irish whiskeys. Live music five nights. Open 7 days, 11:30 - 1 a.m. Kitchen till 10 p.m. 375 Fore St. 7737210, bullfeeneys.com.

Caffé Prego Ogunquit’s original authentic Italian caffé. Food & coffee lovers savor breakfast, lunch, and dinner– an eclectic mix of authentic dishes reflecting classic Italian hospitality & quality. Outdoor terrace w/ ocean views.

Free Parking availl. 44 Shore Rd., 6467734, open (daily) Father’s Day to Labor Day, Hours: visit cafeprego.com.

East Ender Just east of the Old Port,w/ something for all. For a date night or after work drinks, our upstairs lounge is perfect for a casual night with friends or a romantic dinner in one of our cozy booths. Hand-crafted cocktails or our award-winning burger made from cold-smoked beef. 47 Middle St. Portland, 879-7669

Restaurant Review El Corazon, Mexican food from the heart. Authentic family recipes passed down thru generations. Oversized tequila selection & Portland’s own “Marisco”—a Mexican seafood cocktail of shrimp, bay scallops, clams, octopus, and, naturallMaine lobster. Lunch & dinner, Mon.-Thur. 11 -10 p.m. Fri.-Sat. till 11 p.m. Sun. 9-9. 190 State St. Portland.

536-1354. elcorazonportland.com.

Fish Bones Grill offers creatively prepared American Cuisine along the canal in the historic Bates Mill Complex in the heart of downtown Lewiston. Lunch & dinner M-F from 11:30 a.m. Dinner Sat. from 4 p.m. Get hooked at 70 Lincoln Street in Bates Mill No. 6! Reservations 333-3663 fishbonesgrill.com.

Flatbread Company Portland, Tucked between two wharves on Portland’s waterfront, this family-friendly restaurant features signature pizzas plus weekly carne and veggie specials— made with local ingredients, baked in a wood-fired, clay oven. Everything’s homemade, organic, and nitrate-free.

Twenty local drafts and cocktails featuring all-local breweries and distilleries. Flatbread has a perfect waterside, relaxed atmosphere for any occasion. 72 Commercial St., 772-8777, flatbreadcompany.com/portland.

Hurricane Restaurant New England cuisine with an international twist.

Lobster & blueberry pie! Local produce and seafood, full bar, award-winning wine list, in-house dessert chef. Sunday brunch. Live music Saturday nights.

Lunch & dinner seven days a week. Bar menu always available. Good restaurants come and go. Great restaurants get better and better. Reservations suggested. 29 Dock Square, Kennebunkport, Maine. 207-967-9111, www.hurricanerestaurant.com

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J’s Oyster is a premier seafood destination and locals’ favorite with indoor and outdoor waterfront seating on one of Portland’s scenic piers. Established in 1977, J’s offers classic favorites and friendly service. Coastal Living claimed J’s as one of “America’s Best Seafood Dives 2016.” 722-4828.

Kon Asian Bistro Steakhouse & Sushi Bar serves Asian cuisine with modern flair. Japanese, Sushi, Thai, Chinese, or hibachi tables. Private party rooms accommodates groups from business meetings to birthday parties.

Choose fresh, delicious items prepared before your table. Family friendly; open Mon.-Thurs. 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m., Fri. to 11 p.m., Sat. 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m., Sun. 11:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m. 874-0000 www.konhibachi.com

Eaux: A Tale of Acadie

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First, a Sazerac. It’s whisked to us icy cold (without the ice). Perfect.

We nibble on the intriguing Farro Salad ($13), a blend of shrimp, pecans, green tomatoes, mint, rhubarb, and the ancient grain that really works.

On to Gumbo Yaya ($28), which means “everybody talks at once.”

Nightly seafood depends on the market. This evening, it’s a satisfying bowl of mussels, shrimp, and hake with chicken and generous slices of andouille sausage mixed with toothsome Louisiana rice, sassafras, and green onions sliced into thin confetti streamers. Spiced, not spicy, and deeply flavored.

Tonight’s special is the Étouffée ($22), a lovely presentation with the fiddleheads curled in a fragrant base. But it’s the gorgeous golden-fried soft-shell crab resting atop the bowl that takes center stage. There’s no lobster analogy for the soft-shell crab, and it’s a brilliant pairing with the fiddleheads, whose season also is fleeting—almost a bump of the supernatural. A glass of Legado del Moncayo Garanacha ($9) from Spain seems a bit sweet at first, but we find we love the way it blends with the rich flavors here.

There’s also a strong beer menu, including blackboard specials.

The restaurant/bar is filling up, and on weekends, the party rages till 1 a.m. We were early enough to score the peoplewatching seat in the window that faces Exchange Street. Not that we’re even a bit hungry, but we ask anyway about the only dessert on tonight’s menu: Bananas Foster ($10), not served flambé. A pity, as this famous dish would be a marvelous way to use the fabulous picture window to draw in Exchange Street flâneurs with a little night theater. Our cheerful server quips that the chef doesn’t trust her with fire…

On first blush, Cajun food in the Old Port seems counterintuitive, but the Cajuns are still haunted by their earlier selves, the Acadians. Led by Longfellow’s fictional Evangeline during Le Grand Dérangement, the Acadians followed a tearful trail in the 1740s from their home in the northeast Maritimes down to New Orleans to become the Cajuns. Our server tells us, “Evan Richardson, our owner and head chef, met his wife, Genevieve, who’s [originally] from Portland, in New Orleans, so she’s the inspiration for his coming here.” Evangeline reunited with her lover, nearly three centuries later? n Eaux, 90 Exchange St., Portland. Mon.–Thurs. 11:30 a.m.– 11 p.m.; Fri.–Sat. 11:30 a.m.–1 a.m.; Sun. 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Closed Tues.

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Dining Guide Maria’s Ristorante is Portland’s original classic Italian restaurant.

Greg and Tony Napolitano prepare classics like Zuppa de Pesce, Eggplant Parmigiana, Grilled Veal Sausages, Veal Chop Milanese, homemade cavatelli pastas, Pistachio Gelato, and Maine’s Best Meatballs. See our own sauce in local stores. Prices $11.95-$22.95.

Wed.-Sat. starting at 5 p.m. Catering always available. 337 Cumberland Ave. 772-9232, mariasrestaurant.com.

Pedro’s focuses on simple yet fullflavored Mexican and Latino food.

Offering tacos, burritos and an impressive array of margaritas, sangria, beer, and wine. Especiales de la semana (specials of the week) keep the menu varied and fresh and showcase different Latino cultures. Seasonal outdoor dining available. Open daily, noon - 10 p.m. 181 Port Rd., Kennebunk 9675544, pedrosmaine.com.

Portland Lobster Company Experience “Maine’s Best Lobster Roll,” lobster dinners, steamers, fried claims, chowder, and more before visiting our outdoor bar for an ice-cold local beer or a glass of fine wine. Then relax on our deck overlooking the gorgeous Portland Harbor while

listening to daily live music. 180 Commercial Street, 775-2112, portlandlobstercompany.com.

Ricetta’s Brick Oven Ristorante provides a modern, family-friendly atmosphere and a versatile menu of awardwinning brick oven pizzas, pasta, grill, gluten-free pizza and pasta, seafood and Italian entrees using as many locallysourced ingredients as possible. Dine-in, take-home, delivery or have us cater.

Kids eat free Mondays! Open Sun.-Thurs.

11:30 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri. & Sat. 11:30 a.m.10 p.m. 240 U.S. Route 1, Falmouth 7813100, www.ricettas.com.

Sea Glass at Inn by the Sea, seasonally sourced and beautifully presented. Chef Chadwick offers an innovative taste of Maine. Spectacular ocean views inside the intimate restaurant or on seaside decks.

Creative daily vegan dishes alongside produce and seafood from local farms and sea. (Wine Spectator Best of the Award of Excellence) 40 Bowery Beach Rd., Cape Elizabeth. 799-3134 innbythesea.com Shay’s Pub & Grill Shay’s Pub & Grill in the heart of Portland’s Monument Square.

A neighborhood favorite since 2005. Pub fare specialties: sweet & spicy chicken

sandwich, fish & chips, rotating seasonal salads. Famous all-day $5 martini menu and specials daily. Outdoor seating. 18 Monument Sq., M-Tues. 11:30-9 p.m., W-Sat. 11:30-10 p.m., Sun. closed.

Schedule your private event with us! 7722626, shaysgrillpub.com Tally’s Kitchen at Bayside, a breakfast and lunch boutique. Life-long Portlander Julie Taliento Walsh builds on her reputation for quality, affordable classic fare with vegetarian & gluten-free options served in a setting that feels like home. House-made baked goods, artisan sandwiches, soups, salads, freshly brewed coffee, and daily specials.

Breakfast and lunch: Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. 84 Mariginal Way, Portland.

207-400-2533, tallyskitchen.com.

Twenty Milk Street welcomes diners with warm, intimate décor and a lovely brick fireplace. Located in the Historic Portland Regency Hotel, we offer Sunday brunch, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, specializing in modern American dishes with a New England flourish. We’re proud to serve local produce, seafood and beef, pork, chicken, and turkey from our own farm! 774-4200.

All-natural wood-fired pizza Thai Tapas 4-6pm

Flatbread Celebrates Earth Day Sunday, April 21st from 11-4pm, hosting our local farmers, brewers, baby goats, and other community partners! Live music.

Arts and Crafts.

Tuesday Community Benefits 5–9 p.m.

Live Music Acoustic every Monday 6–8 Bluegrass Thursdays twice a month Visit our Facebook to see a full list of events!

Sunday – Thursday 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.

Friday & Saturday 11 a.m. – 10 p.m.

72 Commercial Street | 207-772-8777 FLATBREADCOMPANY.COM/PORTLAND 1 7 0 p o r t l a n d m o n t h ly m a g a z i n e

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Vintage Charm On the Portland Waterfront near the offices at Portland Star Match Co., Portland Glass Co. opened in 1863 and produced over sixty patterns of pressed glass, including the “Tree of Life” pattern, before it was destroyed in a fire in 1873. This Celery Vase (1865) is on display at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Other pieces can be snapped up on eBay.

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Spine Tingling An inspiring addition to any coffee table, Kennebunkport, The Evolution of an American Town (Louis T. Graves Library; $48.75, two-volume set) is vivid with paintings by Abbott Fuller Graves.

181 Searsport Avenue, Belfast On Route 1 between Belfast and Searsport

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Hang your coat or hat in style with a Huston and Company Coat Tree ($895). Choose from cherry, maple, oak, ash, or walnut ($1,029.25). As Coco Chanel says, “There are certain houses that one cannot enter without a hat.”

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JAMES KROLL Fine Woodworking Shown in Purple Wave

Know the tide of your favorite harbor, beach, or fishing spot.

Clocks run on lunar time, and the colored band represents the height and direction of the tide.

Hand up is high tide, down is low.

Elegant, Handmade Country Furniture and Built-ins of Historic, Original and Customer Design (207) 294-7377 | Biddeford, Maine | www.jameskrollfinewoodworking.com

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2019 Show Schedule 3rd Annual Flaherty Farm Arts & Crafts Show August 9, 10, 11, Fri-Sat, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

Flaherty Family Farm, 123 Payne Road, Scarborough 18th Annual Fall Festival of Arts & Crafts September 7 (rain date Sept. 8), Saturday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Smiling Hill Farm, 781 County Road, Westbrook 31st Annual Bangor Arts & Crafts Show November 2 & 3, Saturday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

Cross Insurance Center, 515 Main Street, Bangor 38th Annual Augusta Arts & Crafts Show November 9 & 10, Saturday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

Augusta Civic Center, 76 Community Drive, Augusta 45th Annual Thanksgiving Arts & Crafts Show November 29 & 30 (two days only), Fri, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sat, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

Brewer Auditorium, 203 State Street, Brewer 42nd Annual Holiday Arts & Crafts Show December 7 & 8, Sat, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.; Sun, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

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A Unique Island Retreat

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Fifteen Lakefront Cottages Totally Undeveloped Mountain Lake Attean P.O. Box 457 • Jackman, ME 04945 Boating, Sailing, Kayaking, Canoeing, Hiking 207-668-3792 Lake Fifteen Lakefront Cottages • Totally Undeveloped Mountain www.atteanlodge.com Lodge Boating, Sailing, Kayaking, Hiking Full American Plan • Wildlife &Canoeing, Bird Watching Full American Plan • Wildlife & Bird Watching Same Family Ownership Since 1900 Same Family Ownership Since 1900

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House of the Month

Dream Islands Ram Island, Wheeler Bay $1,395,000 Taxes are $2,724.

This paradise reflects your deepest thoughts in its mirror.

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Incomparable Kingdom ome islands don’t live in real time. They live in mythic time. If you’re looking for a getaway on an island straight from an Eric Hopkins painting, this is it.

Centuries ago, five-acre Ram Island off the St. George Peninsula was prized by settlers as a sheep pasture surrounded by a universe of blue water. No need for a collie

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Today, this granite-trimmed isle hosts a modern four-building compound, dock and boat included. Three plush post-andbeam bungalows are selfie-worthy for guests. The center courtyard and boardwalk paths connect the smaller dwellings to the big show.

The main mansion has a dining room

with cathedral ceilings; water views; and a wraparound porch.

You’ll never want to leave the great room—a showstopper. Its russet wooden rafters mimic modern art. They shock the stillness with the illusion of motion, the joists refracting, ducking, shifting, and racing to a dramatic peak like lovely, flappedout fans. Anchoring the room is a massive brick fireplace.

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House of the Month Words, Music, Romance Still more rare: a dreamy octagonal library designed to let you push off from the shore of your imagination. Remember libraries?

This one has built-in shelves and floor-toceiling windows. Indulge yourself. Disappear into a great story.

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Sometimes it’s not “follow the money.” Sometimes, thankfully, it’s follow the library, with words and music as your guide. Composer Alan Fletcher runs the world-famous Aspen Music Festival. Before that he headed Carnegie Mellon’s School of Music. His husband, philanthropy guru Ronald J. Schiller, is the founding partner of Aspen Leadership Group, LLC, an executive-search service for the non-profit sector, and the engineer behind billion-dollar gifts to learning and arts institutions with libraries on the scale of Cornell, Princeton, and the University of Chicago.

These two cultural power brokers find their way back to the island each summer for soul sustenance and private reflection, walking barefoot along the beaches to the cries of gulls. Putting their words in print:

Exploring the Personal “We have owned an island home since 1997.

Our first island home was on Lake Winnipesaukee. We moved to Ram Island in 2013, in part to be on the ocean, and in part to own a fully private island. For the past 22 years, whether traveling a couple of hours by car, or all day on multiple flights, the last ten minutes of the journey has always been the most important, and the most magical.

Crossing the water means leaving everything else behind.”

‘Psychic Decompression’ “We found the property through a friend, and the first time we stepped onto the island we knew we were home—before even seeing the structures and interior courtyard! Though neither of us grew up in New England, we knew we wanted an island home there—we love the Maine coastline, the warm days and cool nights, the seafood.

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Ram Island: Creative Inspiration

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Is any of Alan’s music inspired by the island? (For example, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXadeI3n5Tc)

Alan: “Concerto for Violin and Chamber Orchestra” was indeed composed on Ram Island, and it’s inspired by images of water and particularly moonlight on water.

Another piece, called “Romance,” was commissioned by the Salt Bay Chamberfest in Damariscotta and also plays with sound images of water.

Wilson Alling, who created the house, designed it so that every room has a view of water, encompassing 360 degrees, with ingenious limbing of trees so that, while the water is present in every room, boaters passing by do not notice the buildings but rather experience the island almost entirely in its natural state.

Ronald, where in the house do you most like to write, and when?

Ronald: I’ve written two books on the island, and most of my work was done in the library. For the most part, I’m looking onto a quiet, beautiful landscape. I can see the water—always in motion—and in a storm hear crashing waves. Occasionally, a bird flies by, or a boat goes by in the distance, never interrupting my work, but temporarily drawing my eye to the horizon and reminding me to breathe in the beauty that surrounds the island at all times of day, in all weather.

Does being on an island make the reading deeper?

Alan: The serenity of the island (we have a boat named Serenity) is indeed perfect for all forms of concentration and attention, especially reading. We made a choice to have no live TV reception, so reading becomes even more important. Over the years, I embarked on many ambitious reading programs. An especially memorable one was re-reading all of Proust, which is a true luxury.

When you disappear on this island, do you tell the madding crowd in Aspen or elsewhere where you are, or do you intentionally drop off the face of the earth?

Alan: Unfortunately, my day-job obliga-

tions are intense, and I can’t really disappear. My practice is to get up early, consider every email, and then leave that behind for the rest of the day. I do continue my senior staff meetings, but my colleagues are very respectful of the whole island thing, and no one calls without a plan.

Ronald: I co-own a company, and I too stay connected, but it is also easy to turn that off and disappear into the island. There’s a walk along the rocks on one side of the island where one watches boats, birds, and an occasional seal swimming by. On the other side of the island, there’s a path through the woods on a bed of pine needles, for an entirely different experience of quiet.

The rafters of the great room are striking. Even while static, they seem always in motion.

Ronald: Wilson Alling designed the buildings, and Fred Mazzoni, who has a profound understanding of the Maine coast, was the contractor. The gorgeous wood was milled from the trees that came down to create

“Concerto for Violin and Chamber Orchestra” was indeed composed on Ram Island. the central garden. Throughout, there’s a Japanese aesthetic—the garden is reminiscent of gardens we’ve visited in Kyoto, and the rain chains, bells, and feel of the whole is very zen. Wilson was a scholar of Buddhism. The rhythm of the interior ceilings is powerful, even hypnotic.

Did you curate the statues? How have guests related to them?

Alan: The statues were Wilson’s. One, a rather large steel moose lurking near a path, never fails to startle me, no matter how often I try to remember it’s going to be there.

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One couldn’t ask for a more quiet and inspirational surrounding.

“We were married on the island, with 40 family members in attendance, and the island has been host to other weddings in the past. It is the most enchanting location for a family or friends gathering!”

Make Ram Island Your own f you buy Ram Island this summer, your first order of business will be to circumambulate the 1,700 feet of granite ledge surrounding your kingdom. Sometimes the cliffs drop to lustrous beaches. Want to be luxuriantly alone? The boathouse at the head of the dock lets you eavesdrop on the whisper of the waves.

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Solar array on the blink? Just flick the switch to your backup generator.

Insist on pizza delivery? Included on the mainland just 800 feet away is your own deeded parking and boat storage area, where the delivery car is just pulling in. Let them know you’re approaching with flashlight signals.

Got a yen for zen? Stone statues are hidden around the island to watch you chase your dreams.

Brass Tacks “The whole island is assessed for $432,600,” reports the St. George town assessor’s office. “The house was built in 1990, for the late Wilson Alling,” of Greenwich, Connecticut, an educator, dreamer, and divinity scholar who bought the island in 1979.

“Harbor Builders worked on the house.”

What was the purchase price when Fletcher and Schiller bought it? “One million, two hundred thousand dollars.”

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At low tide, Greer Island is just a sandbar away from stunning Vinalhaven beaches. But the shelly stretches of beach on this humble five-acre island have a charm of their own, offering endless views of Penobscot Bay, its blankness an open canvas for adventure. Prevented from building the dream home she’d envisioned by the Natural Resources Protection Act (a 600-square-foot cabin with no plumbing is Greer $395,000 the limit), owner Eliz-

Ronald: One winter I rowed out, and walking through the island came upon a dozen deer who had bedded down for the winter, safe from predators. Several of them immediately ran to the water and swam to the mainland. What a sight!

Where is the magic rock or lookout you have to visit in order to say you’ve really been on the island?

Alan: At almost every first arrival, we’d go down to the rocks facing Metinicus (and, in my fancy, Portugal), where there’s a bench perched on the rocks, and a flagpole. The local lobstermen see the flag, returning to the bay and harbor, as a symbol that their long day is complete.

You’re both so engaged with the world—how do you disconnect?

Alan: Ram Island is a place to be apart from rules. We do tend to adopt farmers’ hours. It turns out that dogs are big supporters of this. The moment just before dawn when the lobster boats are outgoing was especially magical to us, as they are very dreamy as their lights pass by in the morning fog.

Any performances under the stars?

Alan: Many internationally celebrated musicians have visited, and some have brought their families for a more extended stay. For our wedding on the island, we had the Borromeo String Quartet and several noted soloists.

Any unexpected guests?

Alan: Because of the tides and the skiff situation, no one can really just drop by. We don’t mind this feature!

What’s the signature island meal you like to serve guests when they come to the island?

Ronald: One of Alan’s favorites is a truly authentic Cuban black bean dish, which takes several days to make and is simple and profound at the same time.

Alan: Occasionally, we’ll have fresh fish caught by Ron just offshore—we especially love a Portuguese cod stew. But we also love the traditional Maine clambake: clams harvested on our little beach, lobsters left in a floating crate by our dock as the lobster guys come in, corn fresh from the superb local farmers’ market, and peach pies in season.

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rea l e stat e Allan, a marine contractor, says he imagines the island will draw “someone who looks beyond the charm and the tranquility and can be patient when it’s stormy and you can’t go ashore.” Those are the nights when Allan “pulls out a book and lights the fire.”

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Wonderfully sited, Sea Winnocks has kept its eye on the comings and goings of the community’s summer residents for generations. Welcoming and light filled, the property is spacious enough to take on the season’s extended family and guests, and cozy enough for life’s saner moments. Beautifully maintained, this 6+ bedroom home will convey with beach rights, 1.5 acres, and handsome red carriage house.

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This charming, circa 1912, quintessential Maine cottage will capture your heart. Not only because it has amazing panoramic ocean views, but because it has been lovingly and tastefully updated throughout. You will enjoy amazing ocean views, privacy and beautiful perennial gardens overlooking its 3+ acre lot. The 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and open floor plan, augmented by 2 fireplaces, walls of glass, and a spacious first floor master bedroom suite, will satisfy most lifestyle needs and wants. Enjoy the spectacular water views and gardens from the spacious deck that spans the entire length of the house. The garage storage for 3+cars, a whole house automatic generator, and a security system complete this very desirable offering. Private road association fees for snow removal and maintenance varies.

List Price: $1,059,000 | MLS 1411512

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Serving the Rangeley Region for over 50 years!

Summer and Winter – Check our website www.noyesrealty.com for searches and listings in the Rangeley Region.

MLS#130374 Custom built, post & beam lodge, 154 acres, panoramic views. Off grid from Saddleback access road. Low carbon footprint with all amenities, fireplace, garage, barn, fields, stone walls, pond, trail access, gated. NEW PRICE $990,000

MLS# 1406039 Luxurious home on Rangeley Lake, in Rangeley PLT. Enjoy all summer and winter sports!

Wonderfully crafted, high end appliances, fireplace, dining room overlooking the lake, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, dock, and garage. $695,000

MLS#1415536 Gorgeous custom home. Views & level entry to Mooselookmeguntic Lake. Soapstone & granite counters, top-line appliances, hand scraped solid wood flooring, gas fireplace, 3BR, 2.5BA. & daylight basement. $669,000

MLS #1319651 Three large cabins on Rangeley Lake at Lyons Road.

Main cabin at the lake offers 2 bedroom, 2 bath, an open floor plan and a large deck. Lovely views, rental history, garage, boathouse and a permanent dock. $575,000

MLS#1321996 Log home with 2,500 sq ft. on Mooselookmeguntic Lake.

Garage, sandy beach, dock, mooring, sunsets, and porch overlooking the water. $565,000

MLS #1345406 Vintage Rangeley Bald Mt. Rd cottage- Awaiting your “MAINE CABIN MASTERS” updates. At the water’s edge on Mooselookmeguntic Lake with completely renovated permanent dock. NEW PRICE $429,100

MLS# 1413295 Views, Views, VIEWS! Custom crafted home at Rangeley West in Oquossoc. Home features granite counters, fine workmanship, large deck and patio, basement and direct ITS access, $334,000

MLS#1365800 Log chalet nestled on a private cul de sac in Rangeley Highlands with 5 acres and frontage on Nile Brook. Access to Sled/ ATV trails and Rangeley Lake. Full foundation and garage. $279,000

MLS#1415474 Log home in private location, views of Rangeley Lake, access to ATV/sled trails & water access to Rangeley Lake. Lots of spaces with 7 rooms & 1900 sq.ft. Great family home, large garage space for storage, vehicles, and workshop. $279,000

MLS# 1356825 Large home on 44 acres, Sandy River frontage in Madrid-Phillips, potential B&B or hunting-fishing lodge, full basement, 3 garages,direct access to 4 wheeler trails & Lufkin Pond- great fishing! $239,900

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45 Wheatland Rd - Rangeley Lake - Yr Round House w/3 Beds, 3 Full Baths, Attached 2 Car Garage, Private Dock, Sunroom, Large Stone FP, Gourmet Kitchen, Private, South Facing! $995,000.

727 Bald Mtn Rd - Mooselook Lake - Gorgeous Waterfront Residence, Beach, Western Exposure,3 Beds, 3.5 Baths, Massive Stone FP, 3 Car Garage Heated W/Bonus Room! $1,150,000.

1322 Main St - Beaver Mtn Lake - A Park Like Setting, Extremely Private Location, 3 Beds, 2.5 Baths and 596 Feet of Waterfront, Attached Garage, Detached Garage, New Price! $795,000.

73 Bald Mtn Rd - Mooselook Lake - The Lagomonte Lodge On Bald Mtn Rd, Flat 202' Frontage, 2.36 Acres, West Facing, 6 BD, 2.5 BA, Permanent Dock, Beach, A Rare Offer & Location! $1,490,000.

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EAST BOOTHBAY CUSTOM WATERFRONT HOME

Custom built 3BR/3BA home has easterly views & deep-water frontage on the Damariscotta River. Two car garage has 2BR/1BA apt with own water view deck. Plus, waterside deck, dock & float. $1,195,000

BOOTHBAY WATERFRONT HOME

5BR/5.5BA home sited on a 5 +/- acre peninsula with 740’ +/- of water frontage. With cathedral ceilings, porch, two fireplaces, dining area, first floor master suite, 2 car garage & deepwater dock. $1,295,000

ELEGANT NEWAGEN WATERFRONT HOME

3BR/2.5BA home in beautiful Newagen Colony offers westerly views of the ocean plus 260’ frontage. First-floor master suite with fireplace, kitchen, formal dining room & cathedral ceiling living room with stone fireplace. Attached 2-car garage & access to Newagen amenities including tennis courts, dock, pool & walking trails. $2,450,000

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Sunset Lakes Real Estate specializes in lake-front and lake-connected homes. With over 30 years of experience, our agents are ready to provide you with all the necessary information regarding your future on the Island or Lakes Region mainland.

Sunset Lakes Real Estate is one of the leading agencies in the Sebago Lakes Region, we invite you to join our lakeside family of friends who get to live everyday in Vacationland!

Lake contemporary Salt Box with Many Features.

This home faces west w/extraordinary Sunsets, views overlooking the White Mtns. 10-12 steps to a long dock with sitting area, 2 moorings, & huge fenced deck by house, 4-season sun room, 2 large sheds. Home offers gas fireplace, living rm. ceiling with wood beams, large kitchen, 80 ft. of water frontage. First floor living w/master on 1st floor, large bath w/jetted tub & shower, 1st floor laundry, rain sensor sky lights & more. Comes furnished w/ high quality cottage furniture & golf cart, sea kayak & canoe. Get your summer started with this lovely home. $529,500.

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Swanville Notably one of THE most remarkable properties on this desirable lake!

Custom built w/3314 sq.ft., Cathedral ceiling in Great Room will awe you. Access to Waterfront deck from both levels & garage.

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SWAN LAKE SWANVILLE WINTERPORT MLS: 1304620 | $529,900 Year-Round Lake House was built in 1999. Interior adorned Nestled at the end of Pleasant St, overlooking the Penobscot with wide spruce & yellow pine. Living room & kitchen with 200’ waterfront, this 4 bdrm, 2.5 bath home features open floor plan; French Doors open to a 1st floor bedroom or lovely open floor plan with access to wrap-around deck from office; master suite on upper level. Beautiful views. Walkout living room and sunroom. Vistas will awe you. Detached 4 basement. 110’ waterfront, beach & dock. Rec room over bay garage w/loft. Property is fenced, paved drive, sea wall; garage. MLS:1359899 $499,900 impeccable inside and out. MLS:1412774 $399,900

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Swanville Lovely Ranch home on 2.5 Acres w/ 515’ shorefront featuring many updates including new kitchen, waterfront deck, flooring, interior painting, paved drive, and more. 1500 sq. ft on one floor. Expansion possible to full 2nd floor; double lot!

BELFAST MLS: 1287308 | $299,900 Contemporary home featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with modern decor throughout. Well-appointed kitchen w/ breakfast bar; open to dining which in turn opens to the rear, private deck. Master En-Suite w/private bath. Attached 2-car garage. Downstairs media room. MLS:1410884 $275,000

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Built in 2003, nothing spared here folks!

Custom built 3/2 home features intricate Belfast Commanding views across Only 2 miles to downtown, this lovely BELFAST SWAN Captivating views from every LAKE room, wrapdetails throughout. Lovely wood floors, Penobscot Bay from this Contemporary, home has an updated kitchen, fireplace BELFAST around lower level Room Swan seasonal views and3 easy access on only 5only miles to downtown Belfast waterin living, open porch. Most recently Attention Equestrians!

Near downtown, home featuresoper8 Spaciousdeck, 4 bedroom 3 bathpatio, homeGreat on Beautiful Lake water Beautiful bedroom 2 bathroom condo 2 miles to w/fi replace, Masterwater En-Suite replace the Rail Trail which leadswaterfront! to the Belfast front.a Built 2005, this 1624rooms, sq. ft home as a w/island, business,family locatedroom on U.S. Rt. 1 spaciousated kitchen overlookw/over 700’ shared frontw/fi to access for&your boating, downtown Located within 46 unitincomplex jetted tub, family room on lower level with Waterfront.

Water facing screened porch features access to oceanfront from every makes this ideal home offi ce, accounting, ing private 14.46 acres, pastures for horses. Horse barn w/ swimming and fishing enjoyment. 3 floors of living. Master spread over 44 acres with walking paths. Lovely, spacious walkout to the shore! and spacious deck. Must SEE! room! City utilities, private development. legal or medical facility. electric & water opens to paddock area. MLS:1401830 on 1st floor. Lovely views. Make this your summer or yeardeck. Master w/private bath. Maintenance-free living MLS: 1302727 | $349,900 MLS:1295111 | $229,900 Enjoy lobster bakes on your own beach!

MLS: 1290995 | $254,900 Only $269,900 round home. MLS:1410836 $394,900 included in price. MLS:1405561 $139,900 MLS: 1283853 | $549,900

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Remote Hunting/Fishing Camp on Owned Land w/200’ Frontage & Small Beach. Off Grid A-Frame with Gas Appliances/Lights, Wood Stove for Heat, Out House. Awsome Spot to Get Away From it All. $198,500

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QUIMBY POND Brimming with Rangeley Charm, this 4-BR, 1.5-BA Cottage Sits Just 20 Feet From the Water’s Edge! Privately Sited on 3 Wooded Acres with 400’ Frontage on Quimby Pond, Plus 4 Acre “Back Lot” Included in Sale. $399,000

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Classic Lakeside Cottage Privately Sited on 2.9 Acres with 400’ Shore Frontage. Unobstructed Views, Covered Porch, Flat Lawn to Waterfront and Dock. $495,000

What a Setting on 6.5 Wooded Acres-Custom Built Cottage Overlooking Scenic Hayno Bog! Offering 2-BR, 1-BA, Roomy Screened Porch, Detached 2-Car w/Bunkroom Above. Plus Shared Waterfront on Quimby Pond. $299,500

Niboban Sporting Camps on Legendary Rangeley Lake! Cabin #4 End Unit Abutting the Woods, Fully Year-Round, Private Flag Stone Patio. Once You Arrive, You’ll Never Want To Leave! $315,000

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New Listing. Elegant Yearround Rebel Hill Cottage Reminiscent of gracious turn of the century Dark Harbor summer homes, this luxurious open concept three bedroom home features large living room with massive stone fireplace, dining room, state of the art kitchen, master bedroom en suite, two guest bedrooms and second full bath, and second floor family room to enjoy the horizon view of East Penobscot Bay. Radiant heat throughout, covered porches. Conveniently located to library, tennis courts, and town. Now $475,000.

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Ferry Road Cedar Shingle Cape, Sunset Waterview.

Well-crafted 3-bedroom, 3-bath home perched on a hillside. Convenience, privacy, master bedroom ensuite, first floor bedrooms and full baths, generous decks. 8 foot ceilings, bamboo flooring throughout, island-cut lumber. Very efficiently and inexpensively heated with pellet stove, baseboard, and heat pumps.

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Broad Cove, Harbor Prime water front lot Hermits PointGilkey Shorefront Lot- Splendid parcel offers with sweeping harbor views of boats swinging on their wonderful open woods and cleared building site. moorings, and meanders Camden Hills sunsets. acrestoand Private drive through the Four property an 200 of shore line pleasantSprague's gravel beach. openfeet hillside meadow andand enchanting Cove. andcovenants town withassure a good Convenient to the ferryand Protective restrictions thewooded quality buffer spruce$695,000 and fir. Several natural building sites of yourofestate. among a magnificent open stand of mature oaks.

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Kedears Hill Harbor SaltboxVillage Three-Bedroom Home Inviting Dark Yearround Home, on private roadBuilt to shared private beach. handy to shops. in 1920,sandy completely renovated Neighboring meadows, southern exposure, garden 1978. Open floor plan kitchen/dining room, two large spot, lot next to highest island point. Well-built, livinglarge rooms (perfect for office/bedroom), master efficient.

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Delightful room, living Upstairs master bedroom, guest covered sunny location. baths, $148,000. bedroom,porch, full and three-quarter third story skylit garret bedrooms. Small roadside pond, potting shed, cabin studio amidst delightfully mixed mature hard and soft wood trees on lush 1.8 acre lot. $210,000.

Marshall Cove Dramatic Oceanfront Lot with Broad Cove, Gilkey Harbor - Prime water front235 lot feet ruggedharbor shoreline beach.

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Kedears Dodge Hill Home Saltbox Three-Bedroom Sherman carefully constructed inHome 1912, on three-bedroom private road to shared sandy beach. house is being soldprivate "as is" with all this Neighboring meadows, Rarely southern fixtures and furnishings. doexposure, you find agarden house spot, lot next to highest point. Well-built, of thislarge vintage in it's originalisland condition.

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Sweeping waterviews thishome gracious HarNew Listing.

Classicfrom island fromGilkey the golden bor shingle historic three-bedroom waterfront cottage. age cedar of Islesboro's sailing days when everyone Crisp interior finishes; room, diningin room, was a sea captain.

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Southerly harbor views from both porches overlooking five acres of lawn and meadow down to water and steps to the shore. Detached playhouse for recreation and boat storage. Now aggressively priced. $500,000

Marshall Cove Dramatic with 235 Tehan Road Building Lot.Oceanfront Privacy inLot open mixed feet of along ruggeda shoreline of woods dead end and road.beach.

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Sherman Dodge Home carefully constructed in 1912, this three-bedroom house is being sold "as is" with all fixtures and furnishings. Rarely do you find a house of this vintage in it's original condition. Eight-foot ceilings, hard pine flooring, wainscoting, pocket doors, finished attic, covered porch, playhouse, garage and woodworking shop. New drilled well fall 2016.

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This breathtaking waterfront home on beautiful Highland Lake boasts 200 feet of frontage and extra detail throughout. Features include extra insulation, sophisticated dual heating system (featuring an Oil FHW Buderus Boiler and FHA Wood fired boiler), cherry kitchen with granite countertops, open living/dining with north and sunset lake views, and a first-floor bedroom/den with adjacent half bath.

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the sharp brininess and seaweedy taste had surprised her. “I think I’m in love,” she’d said, reaching for another, this time forgoing the cocktail sauce. She was in love.

With Ben. And she’d wondered, hoped, that Ben knew that was what she’d really meant. But the subject of love didn’t come up again, that night or the rest of the week.

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eg made her way slowly up hills and down, peering at storefronts and shop signs. What she wanted was a sandwich from the place where she and Ben had gone several times that long-ago week. She’d had the vegetarian sandwich, The Hearst Burger. Open the bun and the patty is gone! Ben had ordered the Downeast Feast just so the kitchen crew would come out banging pots and pans.

Unable to find the place, Meg wandered into a bakery instead. Immediately she was struck by how much the young woman behind the counter reminded her of her own twenty-year-old self: the same blond braids, the same round, wire-rimmed glasses, the

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same air of hopefulness, as if there was something good just around the corner.

Meg ordered a brioche and then said, “I was looking for a sandwich shop. It gave its sandwiches funny names?”

The girl scrunched up her face, thinking. “Carbur’s?” she offered, and Meg could hear the Maine in her voice. Like Ben’s.

“Yes!” Meg said. Then: “That’s my name too.” She pointed to the girl’s name tag.

“Meg,” she added.

The girl smiled, unimpressed but polite, and a shiver went up Meg’s neck, like she’d seen a ghost. A ghost of her long-ago self, the one who laughed so joyfully. Who delighted in her first oyster. Who didn’t have so many sad things to tuck away.

Back outside, clutching the bag with the brioche in it, Meg closed her eyes and breathed in deep, the air rich with salt and seaweed and oysters and young love. When she opened them again, the light had shifted slightly, less silvery now, almost lavender. The air, she thought, smelled different too. It smelled, she decided as she bit into the still-warm brioche, a little like hope. n

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eg didn’t know what had compelled her to take Exit 28 toward Portland instead of driving straight home to Providence. On the once-familiar streets she became so overwhelmed by nostalgia and bittersweet memories that she had to pull over and stare at the ocean to calm herself. While she was up in Brunswick for the library conference, all of these feelings had stayed tucked away, along with all of the losses of the past few years: first her mother dying, then Jeff leaving their marriage to “find himself,” and just last year Becca off to college five hundred miles away.

But here all of it washed over her with the salty air and silvery summer light so like that long-ago summer when she’d come to Portland to see Ben, her first love. The one who got away. He’d grown up here, and she had eaten her first-ever oyster with him at J’s Oyster Bar on the wharf. She hadn’t expected to love it as much as she did. But

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Visit Once. Stay Forever.

Stay at our luxurious waterfront resort and enjoy exclusive membership benefits at Boothbay Harbor Country Club. Play golf on our world-renowned championship course. Experience our new fitness pavilion, pool, and tennis courts. Explore the coastline on one of our private yacht charters. Kayak, paddleboard, or walk across the historic footbridge to shops. Kick back, relax and enjoy majestic sunsets from our heated deck.

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Reservations: 800-762-8433