Portland Old Port

11/19/2025

Crystal clear views of Mount Washington today from Fort Sumner Park! 🏔️

11/18/2025

Rambler Café’s remodel is here along with more Portland food updates! ☕️

Fork & Tell: Portland’s Freshest Food News

11/18/2025

West End folks already know, is a go-to spot for breakfast or a quick lunch ☀️ We grabbed The Mill Stack (yes, waffles for buns) and tried the BYO Henny sandwich and Howe’ You Doin’ omelette. Everything was fresh and made to order with delicious flavors and southern comfort.

Open daily 6:00am–4:00pm. If you haven’t stopped in yet, here’s your sign to go grab something good!

11/17/2025

Free pizza today at Cargo Pizza Company! 🚨

Stop in for a free small cheese or pepperoni pizza! 🍕

Limit one per person, dine in or take out.

11/16/2025

Down on the waterfront 🦞🛥

📸: Searching the Shadows

11/15/2025

Rambler Cafe is officially unveiling its newly remodeled space, bringing a fresh vision of coffee, flowers, and community together.

Since rebranding the former Rwanda Bean in April, owner Charlee-Ann Charron has transformed the café into a cozy, colorful retreat that blends handcrafted drinks with the charm of fresh blooms. The new Rambler features a refreshed design, an expanded menu of toasts, smoothies, and baked goods, and a full flower bar inspired by the 1961 truck where it all began.

This grand opening marks the next chapter for a neighborhood favorite and introduces Portland’s first true flower café. Come experience the new Rambler.

11/13/2025

Maine Needs is celebrating five years of showing up for our community – and you’re invited to join the party.

What began in 2020 as a small, volunteer-run donation center on Forest Avenue has grown into a statewide network supporting tens of thousands of Mainers each year with basic essentials like clothing, household items, grocery gift cards, and winter gear. Their mission is simple but powerful: make it easier for neighbors to help neighbors.

This Friday, November 14th, Maine Needs is marking its five-year milestone with a celebration at Brick South at Thompson’s Point. Expect an uplifting night of community and music, with live performances from Pete Kilpatrick (6–8 pm) followed by Harsh (8–10 pm).

Funds raised through tickets and sponsorships will go directly toward providing grocery gift cards and winter necessities for individuals and families across Maine who are going without.

Come raise a glass, dance, and celebrate everything this community has built together – because when Maine shows up, amazing things happen.

11/13/2025