The rink is slated to open to the public the week of Thanksgiving, and will come with a warming hut, skate rentals and a bar.
Shannon Bryan
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Stay on top of Maine’s snow with cross-country skis and snowshoes
A roundup of where to find trails, lessons and rentals.
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Zipline tours and tubing offer fast fun in Maine
We have a list of suggestions to enjoy some fast-paced fun.
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Can’t-miss winter events
Stave off winter psychosis with toboggan runs, mattress races, ice bars and full moon hikes
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Things to do on New Year’s Eve
Galas, dancing, hikes, bonfires and polar dips to ring in 2014.
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Time for some last-minute holiday heroics
Gift ideas for the present-seeking procrastinators
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Santacon is coming to town
The annual ‘Santa convention’ is about to crawl Portland’s pubs
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Halloween events in Maine always a treat
Move over, kids – Halloween is for adults too, whether your tastes run more to kicking up your heels on a wine and chocolate walk or to getting scared witless in the woods.
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Adult ed: 10 new tricks you might teach yourself
Fall is time to embrace your brain’s natural desire to learn.
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Are guerrilla grandmas in our midst?
PORTLAND – This ain’t your grandma’s knitting circle. Unless your grandma and her pals like to sneak out late at night to yarn bomb the public art outside One City Center. Overnight Thursday, an art installation just off Temple Street was adorned in a colorful and form-fitting knit ensemble. The act is known as yarn […]