The festival, now in its second decade, brings together the best nonfiction filmmaking from around the globe — and from right here in Maine.
Life & Culture
Stories about life, culture, entertainment and arts from the Portland Press Herald.
Lauren Wolk’s lyrical ‘Candle Island’ gets so much right
But her recent YA novel gets one thing all wrong: the summer residents versus locals dynamic.
‘Little World’ is the brief, transporting story of a young saint
In Josephine Rowe’s novel, the body of a girl refuses to decompose and is suspected of causing miracles.
York artist chased his dreams of Major League Baseball. Now he hopes to inspire others.
Micah Johnson’s art has been on the cover of Time magazine, on baseball cards and caps. Now he’s writing and illustrating a middle grade novel.
South Portland’s library is designed to speak volumes – literally | Column
A public library works best when it gives the visitor both free access to information and a setting in which to successfully absorb it.
Deep Water: ‘The Shock of It,’ by Anne Cyr
Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.
Bestsellers: ‘Spectacular Things’ and ‘Rope’ top local bestseller lists
Here are the week’s top-selling fiction and nonfiction books at Nonesuch Books & More in South Portland.
PMA’s Summer Party was a taste of ‘La Dolce Vita’
The Sweet Life — or, in Italian, “La Dolce Vita” — was the theme behind the Portland Museum of Art’s Aug. 6 Summer Party in the David E. Shaw and Family Sculpture Park. “This is a thank you to our members,” said Director Mark H.C. Bessire. “We’re just here to be together and have a […]
The Portland Museum of Art got the OK to demolish the former Children’s Museum. What’s next?
The building that was formerly the children’s museum will likely be demolished this summer or fall.
Cumberland musician’s new album urges living in the moment
Singer/songwriter Kurt Gundersen’s sophomore album, “Midnight Cove,” was released at the end of July.