The 'epicenter' of the area's vibrant scene marked the milestone with a fundraising gala.
Portland-based nonprofit The Third Place held an event to celebrate the winners at Caswell Farm in Gray.
The Aug. 10 fundraiser featured a diverse array of fashion, food and music.
The pandemic, construction and weather have impeded the annual summer event in recent years.
The organization put on a second 70th anniversary party, so summer residents could celebrate.
Allagash Brewing Co. and Victoria Mansion celebrated their relationship at a lawn party last month.
Four tribes that joined forces as an organization three years ago celebrated their kinship at Wolfe's Neck Center in Freeport this month.
The Cape Elizabeth performing arts residency gave a preview of its upcoming production of 'CarmXn.'
The gala at Falmouth Country Club raised $38,000 to help with the costs of putting on this month's production.
Steve Rowe, former state legislator and Maine attorney general, received this year's Access to Justice Award from the Muskie Fund for Legal Services.
Full Plates Full Potential held the fundraiser at Yarmouth High School.
The orchestra raised $48,000 at its Forte fundraiser.
Current and former members of the choral society marked the anniversary in May.
Maine Historical Society named Earle G. Shettleworth Jr. its 2023 Maine History Maker.
The Portland writing program held its 'Show & Tell' variety show fundraiser at the State Theatre.
Spring for the Kids on May 4 raised a record-breaking $210,000 for the area's clubs.
The behavioral healthcare nonprofit honored Mufalo Chitam at a ceremony May 4 at Ocean Gateway.
New England Breast Cancer Alliance held Runway for Hope on April 29 at the Elks Lodge in Portland.
TempoArt's Catalyst fundraiser will go toward the nonprofit's latest public art installation in Portland.
The April 6 event featuring a deejay, dance party and buffet benefited the Portland nonprofit's artist residency program.
The nonprofit that helps supply youth outing clubs brings back its annual fundraiser and expands to working with middle schools.
The LGBTQ advocacy group's annual event has gotten less formal and more fun in recent years.
The fundraiser included an array of performances and food at O'Maine Studios in Portland.
The new monthly event drew 500 people.
The formal affair on Pine Point raised $30,000 for the Michael T. Goulet Traumatic Brain Injury and Epilepsy Foundation.