‘The Dads,’ a documentary about the fathers of transgender children, was filmed partly on lakes near Millinocket and will be screening Sunday at the Maine International Film Festival.
Life & Culture
Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Will historic sunken Maine schooner rise again from New York Harbor?
Maritime salvage experts are said to be assessing the condition of the Victory Chimes and another historic ship that sank over the weekend.
Role Model to kick off international tour with Thompson’s Point show
The musician from Maine will open in Portland on Aug. 7, the day his new album ‘Chuck Timely & The Hourglass’ releases.
Bates Dance Festival updates the art form for a contemporary audience
This year’s festival runs July 10-31 at several venues in Lewiston.
A western Maine guide to farm stands and shops
Places to buy fresh produce, meats and dairy abound in western Maine.
Maine gardeners find it hard to leave a paradise they created themselves
Avid gardeners talked to us about what it’s like to leave beloved gardens they spent decades dreaming and building.
Historic former Maine windjammer sinks in New York City harbor
The schooner Victory Chimes, which is featured on Maine’s state quarter, had been destined to become a floating restaurant.
Rangeley celebrates Independence Day in a big way
Main Street was packed as crowds turned out to watch the annual Doll Carriage Parade, Duck Drop Race and fireworks display.
Where did Maine’s 24/7 restaurants go?
Maine used to be home to several round-the-clock dining options. Now, the only restaurants offering a hot meal in the wee hours are 4 Burger King locations.
What flying the American flag means to Mainers
While some feel Old Glory is being used as a political football, many believe it should remain a symbol of our country and the things it should stand for.