After a divorce, the Tennessee mother found a new career in comedy, and she's bringing her stand-up act to Portland next week.

‘Queen & Slim’ is an urgent, beautiful and socially conscious trip through the American racial psyche in 2019.

The Portland cocktail bar is among more than 100 establishments participating in a global holiday pop-up movement.

Vanessa German's installation at Bates is among the must-see shows up at Maine colleges.

From personalized songs to apparel and albums, there's something to please every fan on your shopping list.

An upside of the ever-changing industry is the abundance of DVDs left behind. Snatch them up while you can.

Balcony seats are still available to see the bluegrass and jazz band live at the State Theatre.

Daily additions give a boost to the basic breakfast and lunch menu at this cozy, small-town cafe.

It's also a deceptively radical and empathetic message of acceptance, tolerance and wealth redistribution.

It's a pleasant way to spend an hour and 43 minutes, with some great tunes and lovely snowy landscapes.

Neiley Harris mostly makes Maine scenes for the tourist town. Her new space will represent her range.

The Biddeford restaurant fuses the heritages of its co-owners.

Model Airplane's annual Funksgiving shows happen Friday and Saturday night at Portland House of Music.

Visit Saco for the Festival of Trees, York for the Nubble Lighthouse lighting, and Ogunquit for 'The Nutcracker."

'Los Ultimos Frikis' tells the story of Zeus, as the thrash metal band marks 30 years.

These brews pair well with a traditional turkey dinner.

A tribute to Dave Noyes, 'Rustic Overtones' will be released Friday.

More than 20 young dancers from around Maine will get to perform in the Moscow Ballet's 'Great Russian Nutcracker' Tuesday at the State Theatre in Portland.

Heads up to Kiss fans, tickets for their show next September in Bangor are on sale and going fast.

A big bucket of popcorn goes well with the return of 'When Harry Met Sally.'

Bull Moose marks 30 years and the State Theatre hits 90.

The reopened Brighton Avenue cafe is a warm, inviting spot to grab a bite or a coffee.

On stage this weekend in Lewiston, 'Come Out Swingin'!' celebrates the 1965 championship boxing match that put Lewiston in the national spotlight.

Catch Yonder Mountain String Band on Thursday and Railroad Earth on Saturday.

'Imagine: The Beatles Solo Years' features the solo songs of the Fab Four, on stage together.

Other shows this weekend include The Suitcase Junket and Mr. Speed with Shot of Poison

Laugh at Empire, catch a play from Mad Horse, drink beer for a good cause at Oxbow, and rejoice and give spanks at Port City

Our annual roundup of holiday events includes kid-friendly classics and sassy offerings for adults.

After attending a young filmmakers' workshop in the other L.A., Zamzam Elmoge started working on her second documentary.

Ice skate at Thompson's Point, roller skate at Happy Wheels and kick off your holiday season at the L.L. Bean tree lighting

Don't be put off by the strip-mall setting of this Brunswick bar and seafood restaurant.

Find the best mountain for you.

Here's some help figuring out how to spend your time in the cold weather – and not waste it.

Books that best suit the season from Islandport Press.

The Westin Portland Harborview's top-floor lounge reflects the hotel's history.

The cost of admission and skate rentals varies depending on where you go.

Some spots offer equipment rentals as well.

Upcoming fairs to meet all your craft and Christmas needs.

These soups respect the standard but add their own twists.

Family-friendly fun in southern Maine, from outdoor activities to arts and crafts.

This DIY project is a perfect way to spend a snow day.

Portland Intown Contra Dance has formed an ever-growing community at its weekly events.

From cross-country skiing trails to a sledding hill, there's hardly any seasonal activity you can't do on its New Gloucester grounds.

Open year-round, Kennebunk's local history museum is holding a variety of exhibits and events throughout the season.

The Westbrook-based chocolatier, founded in 1915, is Maine's oldest.

There's nary a misstep as the theater company explores a mother's journey caring for a chronically ill child.

Other concerts this week include Portland's Weakened Friends album release show and reggae rock act The Movement.

Catch the N.C. Wyeth exhibit, cheer for your favorite arm wrestler, and get cracked up by comics during a '50s film screening.

The friendly pub in Acton has an expansive space and menu.