Find paddles by county, then grab your life vest and get out there.

The new Wharf Street watering hole specializes in jazzed-up versions of classic cocktails.

Andersen has written songs for the likes of Johnny Cash and counts Bob Dylan among his fans.

See the multimedia show Enter The Fishtank on Friday in Portland.

The business started as a food truck and now has two brick-and-mortar locations, in the Maine Mall and on Bridge Street in Westbrook.

Several towns have parades and ceremonies happening Monday.

The tune is a preview of the Portland-born musician's forthcoming album.

Tickets are on sale now for folk band Caamp at Thompson's Point on Sept. 3.

Here's a list of some you might want to check out this year.

See Dave Gutter and his band on Friday in Arundel.

Mitr Ping Yang Thai Kitchen on outer Congress Street serves up grilled meats and Thai street food.

A look at what seven new food trucks are serving up this summer.

Shea Cusick, who most recently worked at Nonesuch River Brewing in Scarborough, replaces Sean Sullivan.

See the Americana duo live at Resurgam on June 11 in Portland.

Her latest film, 'You Hurt My Feelings' starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, opens Friday at Brunswick's Eveningstar Cinema.

See the comedy 'Halfway There' in Falmouth.

The song is from her new Atlantic Records EP.

See singer-songwriter Joe Henry in Portland on Saturday.

The short film simply shows the motions of a man after receiving a phone call.

A colorful array of inventive concoctions have arrived with spring at the Brunswick hotel bar.

It's time to start buying tickets and making plans for what open-air shows to see.

The build-your-own bowl concept in the Pepperell Mill opened in early May and seems off to a strong start.

There's a wide variety of music this weekend in Ogunquit and Portland.

See a documentary about artist Robert S. Neuman and an exhibit of his work in Falmouth.

The two-day event features dozens of local acts on five stages.

Grab tickets to see singer-songwriter Karla Bonoff in Boothbay Harbor on May 20.

'Dance Nation' is playing at Mad Horse Theatre through Sunday.

A particularly strong crop of films by Southern Maine Community College students premieres Thursday at the Nickelodeon.

See City Theater's production of 'Exit Laughing' in Biddeford.

Portland's Tiger Bomb and England's Sharp Class are on the bill, along with two bands from Boston.

You can also see singer-songwriter Antje Dukevot.

The Ogunquit Museum of American Art and Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport are open now, with more opening around Memorial Day.

The fast casual Greek restaurant in Biddeford also serves sandwiches, rice bowls and salads.

The song is the latest track from the Midcoast act.

See country singers Miko Marks and Rissi Palmer in Brownfield on Friday.

The Yarmouth restaurant's bar manager likes to introduce unusual ingredients in an approachable way.

The food truck featuring Asian- and Mexican-inspired flavors is making appearances from southern to central Maine.

See the former Maine resident live this weekend at Mayo Street Arts in Portland and LA Arts in Lewiston.

See shows from Crystal Canyon, Anni Clark and the Séamus Egan Project.

See 'Dance Nation' at Mad Horse Theatre Company in South Portland.

The dance company opens its 20th season this weekend with a double feature.

The film is among those playing next week as part of Southern Maine Community College's Maine Mayhem film festival.

Experts from around the state share several of their go-to hot spots for viewing wildlife.

The song is the Portland band's latest release.

See singer-songwriter John Gorka at One Longfellow Square on Thursday.