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Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
A blueberry tart that simply works, so you don’t have to
If you tend to get intimidated by pie-making, this might be the tart of your dreams.
‘A Soup A Day’ covers the whole year, but will come especially in handy now
The recipes are global and offer smart, simple tricks that’ll make the home cook look highly skilled.
21 Taps Wood Fired Grill opens in Scarborough
The restaurant serves local craft beers along with its steaks, burgers, salmon and pizza.
Beer lovers visited Maine breweries in record numbers this summer
The beer industry is piggybacking on the state’s reputation as a leading food and restaurant destination.
Elephant being ‘unlawfully imprisoned,’ activist group says
The Nonhuman Rights Project says the Bronx Zoo’s Happy needs more space and socialization.
Mickey Mouse gets birthday makeover
The iconic cartoon character gets redesigned by 10 African artists that reflect that continent’s cultural diversity.
Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire honors Maine artist Ashley Bryan
He’ll receive a Citizen of the Year award as part of the Black New England Conference at the University of New Hampshire on Oct. 19.
Waterville Creates! to merge with Opera House and Maine Film Center Nov. 1
The three entities, which already collaborate on a number of programs, will continue to maintain their own staff and programming autonomy, according to officials, who on Monday announced the merger.
Portland’s Fork Food Lab saved by new partnership
A deal between the owners of the building and the Sustainability Lab has been finalized.