BRUNSWICK — Una Voce Chamber Choir will perform two concerts called “Through the Long Night”, a program of winter themed traditional and contemporary music, in the chapel on the campus of Bowdoin College. The first show begins at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 19, and the second show starts at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. […]

HARPSWELL — Boatbuilder Ann Flannery hopes to inspire the next generation to take an interest in traditional maritime craftsmanship with the tools of her trade. Last winter, Harpswell Boatbuilders, an educational program designed to teach the art of wooden boatbuilding to local children, made its debut in a Cundy’s Harbor workshop. Flannery recognizes that the […]

On a recent stormy night sleep-over with three of my grandchildren, we shared a delicious, warming meal with what we found in the cupboards and fridge. Their mother had left a few one-quart jars of potato leek soup in the fridge along with a small baking dish of spinach-artichoke dip, which is always a treat. […]

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a new weekly series in the Coastal Journal where a prominent member of the community will answer five questions about their work, their business and their community. BRUNSWICK — At the end of February, Gary Lawless and his wife, Beth Leonard, will celebrate 40 years of business for […]

The wait is over. The New Year’s Day opening of the Odd Duck FSE (Food*Spirits*Entertainment) was much anticipated. The restaurant is housed in a beautiful former hotel at 11 Pleasant St. in Brunswick that was built in the early 1800s. The new owners—Becky Marcos, Wayne Bartlett and John Stadler—have honored the lovely and sturdy bones […]