The pair led activities Feb. 15 at the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife’s Winter Extravaganza at Range Pond State Park in Poland.
Life & Culture
Stories about life, culture, entertainment and arts from the Portland Press Herald.
Ukrainian singer-songwriter Maryna Krut and Irish rock band Inhaler in Portland
Krut has a performance on Thursday at First Parish Church in Portland.
In northern Maine, memory of Mardi Gras traditions is fading
It wasn’t exactly New Orleans, but Catholics in the St. John Valley liked to stir up mischief before the start of Lent.
Maine Jewish Film Festival offers 15 thrilling offerings from around the world
The Maine Jewish Film Festival is one of the big events on the Maine movie calendar. MJFF’s 26th festival is taking place this week, from Saturday through March 9 at venues in Portland, Waterville, Lewiston and Brunswick and featuring 15 fascinating and thrillingly different films from around the world. As ever, the Maine Jewish Film […]
Volunteers keep Acadia’s carriage roads ready for skiers
Now supported by Friends of Acadia, volunteers have been caring for the trails since the 1980s.
Federal CDC worker in Maine laid off by Trump administration
Hannah Reidel described the ‘chaos and confusion’ at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention prior to the layoffs.
In this devastating novel, a motorcycle accident ruptures a life
Brigitte Giraud’s deeply autobiographical novel, ‘Live Fast,’ earned one of France’s most prestigious literary prizes.
Chris Van Dusen’s children’s books come to life in Maine Maritime exhibit
‘Upon That Isle in Maine’ opened this month at the Maine Maritime Museum, focusing on the maritime-themed books by the Camden author and illustrator.
She lost her art in the mail. A stranger rescued it from a bargain bin
Sydney Blum’s sculptures were lost in the mail, but Sonja Krawesky found them at an Ontario discount store and tracked Blum down.
Portrait of mystery woman found hidden beneath century-old Picasso
Under the painting of a Spanish sculptor is the outline of a woman, according to new infrared images. The artwork will be displayed in London.