From new releases to classics, here’s a handful of the best cinema on the big screen.
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7 Maine fall foliage treks with an antique twist
Here are some suggested routes that include scenery and antique or vintage shops along the way, from Cornish and Bethel to Hallowell and Fairfield.
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Life on the commune took 50 years to make it onscreen
Filmmaker Charles Light shares his story of two of the most influential and successful 1960s-era New England collectives in ‘Far Out: Life On and After the Commune.’
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My Perfect Day: A Brunswick librarian would stock up on pickles and books
Pamela Bobker would also visit local favorites such as Frosty’s Donuts and The Osprey.
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It’s still September, but Oktoberfest has arrived
Celebrate with 3 local beers made specially for the occasion.
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A grieving widower inherits a house on a Maine island. Strange things ensue.
Returning Maine native Eric Norcross’ genre-defying love story, ’43 Degrees North,’ benefits from home-grown music and actors.
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Make the most of Maine’s fair season before it winds down
Fairs in Farmington, Cumberland, Unity and Fryeburg give you lots of choices for things to do. You might even try visiting two in one day.
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My Perfect Day: PSO music director Eckart Preu would take a nap
He’d cap his day with a meal and a drink at Fore Street restaurant.
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Author’s perfect day includes Ogunquit-area spots that help inspire her writing
J. Courtney Sullivan’s new book, “The Cliffs,” is set in a Maine town inspired by Ogunquit, where she visits every summer.
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Before or after your cruise, there is plenty else to eat, drink and see in Bath
An Italian bakery, Maine-made crafts and a walk along the Kennebec River make Bath a great town to visit.