Beginning on Sunday, markets will offer pop-up events, picnics and more highlighting fresh, local food and the Maine Harvest Bucks program.
Michelle Voicu
Michelle is a Duke University student and an intern with the Press Herald business team.
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Terlingua Outpost to open in Portland’s East End
An expansion of the Terlingua Market, the market will offer coffee, drinks, soft-serve and Texan snacks.
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Terlingua and Ocotillo chefs to compete in national seafood cook-off
Head chefs of Terlingua and Ocotillo are set to compete in 21st annual Great American Seafood Cook-Off on August 2.
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Allagash Bungalow set to open in Scarborough
Allagash Brewery will open its second location in early August, featuring new drinks and food in a community space.
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Orange Bike Brewing Co. hosts ‘Day of Impact’
The Portland-based company is co-hosting the event with a national impact investment firm to explore the brewery’s mission of building a more equitable economy.
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Shania Twain donates $25,000 to Maine’s Good Shepherd Food Bank
The country music star made the donation, which can provide 50,000 meals, during a concert in Bangor as part of her summer tour.
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Bub’s Home Kitchen to open in the Public Market House
Bub’s Home Kitchen will open in August at Portland’s Public Market House, serving lunch and to-go meals.
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Portland printmaker Ana Inciardi’s viral machines let you own art for just $1
Inciardi, known for her $1 mini print vending machines all over the country, has a new collaboration with renowned children’s illustrator Richard Scarry.
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Biddeford levels up with new arcade
Rift Arcade is bringing retro gaming and after-school snacks to downtown Biddeford with 40 quarter-operated vintage machines.
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Flat Iron Coffee Bar invites Portland to unplug and connect
The new coffeeshop is to open on Congress Street with an emphasis on art and a European-style setup that favors conversation over computers.