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Not monetized, not compromised, and created for our readers over everything else, our stories dare to be different and dare to provoke. Portland, Maine deserves nothing less. Portland Monthly Magazine was established in 1985 by Colin and Nancy Sargent. Since its inception, Portland Monthly Magazine has been the winner of numerous awards and honors, including 72 American Graphic Design USA Awards.
Not monetized, not compromised, and created for our readers over everything else, our stories dare to be different and dare to provoke. Portland, Maine deserves nothing less. Portland Monthly Magazine was established in 1985 by Colin and Nancy Sargent. Since its inception, Portland Monthly Magazine has been the winner of numerous awards and honors, including 72 American Graphic Design USA Awards.
Operating as usual
Maine & the International Style
The 1930s and 1940s were the first to see the 2020s.
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http://www.portlandmonthly.com/portmag/2022/02/maine-the-international-style/
The 1930s and 1940s were the first to see the 2020s.
Pandemic Victory Gardens. New twist for a new war.
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http://www.portlandmonthly.com/portmag/2022/02/pandemic-victory-gardens/
New twist for a new war.
Beautiful start to the day
Traffic jam in Bridgton
The wind through the pines. Lake waters lapping the shore. Campfires crackling, voices raised in harmony—all supply the soundtrack to Maine summers. Read the full story: http://www.portlandmonthly.com/portmag/2022/02/maine-refrains/
Harvesting Maple Syrup reaches far back to our early ancestral roots. While our methods have evolved, the desire for the Passamaquoddy people to be with nature has not. We are 100% tribally owned, with a mission to produce a high-end, small batch, product that will not only sustains our tribal land, but also create jobs for our people. We hope you enjoy Passamaquoddy Maple Syrup. www.passamaquoddymaple.com
We will be holding Maine Maple Weekend x7 for seven weekends starting on March 11th and going through April 23rd. Please visit our Events page for specific details on what is happening and times for each day for all seven weeks. www.hilltopboilers.com
Check out our latest issue! February / March 2022.
http://www.portlandmonthly.com/portmag/2022/02/februarymarch-2022/
Established in 1977, Greenhut Galleries is Portland, Maine's oldest year round gallery. Located in the heart of the historic Old Port district, Greenhut Galleries exhibits the work of Maine's finest contemporary artists. Visit us online: www.greenhutgalleries.com
Grateful Gains aims to make it easier to make a healthy change in your life, or improve your current workout routine, by providing the guidance of a certified personal trainer, while also promoting the discovery and celebration of individual strengths. Visit us online: www.gratefulgainscpt.com
For all your real estate needs on
Mount Desert Island and the Downeast Maine coast.
Maine vacation rentals near Acadia National Park. Visit us online: www.knowlesco.com
The Maine Christmas Song
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Learn about the old-fashioned spirit of Maine at Christmastime and discover the true essence of a time not so long ago. Cynthia Baker’s charming illustrations enhance this enduring message and take readers through Maine’s wondrous landscape from the mountains to the great Atlantic shore.
Visit us online: www.mcseabooks.com
P♥️RTLAND
Beautiful day on the trails!
Snow day, Rangeley.
Rainy night, Congress.
Photo by Diane Hudson
Nothing like a good sunset over the water, especially in the snow! Check out our year-round cabin rentals for your Maine winter getaway. Simply Rentals USA Property Management
www.simplyrentalsusa.com
With the storm coming today, it’s a good time to snuggle up with a good read.
If you have heard all about the New Yorker’s article on Margaret Wise Brown, check out our story on her cottage in Maine.
http://www.portlandmonthly.com/portmag/2022/02/runaway-talent/
A trip to Margaret Wise Brown’s cottage on Vinalhaven still hurts with memories of her early death and what the stylish young author might have done.
Crisp air and blue sky.
Another bluebird day!
Beautiful day to be in Kennebunk
Looking forward to getting some reading done this weekend.
Classic Maine is never out of style. Check out feature our story Quoddy Leap in our Winterguide 2022 issue. It’s on stands now.
The Barn at Enchanted Gables can easily accommodate your 200 person guest list. Enjoy our large patio area for cocktail hour, lawn games, food carts and more! The 8,000+ square foot barn is heated and can be enjoyed during all Maine seasons. Open dates for 2022 include: May 28, June 4, June 18, July 16, Aug 27, Sept 1, Oct 8, Oct 29. Visit us online at: maineenchantedgables.com
Dreaming of warmer days.
We at Portland Magazine are saddened to learn of the passing of Mona Jerome of @everaftermustangrescue in Biddeford. This is the 17th year we've sponsored one of the mustangs at her sanctuary. Remington (pictured) has been a welcome visitor at our offices. Happy trails, Mona.
Need a better backdrop for your next Zoom meeting? Check out these affordable isolation destinations.
Now that so many of us are working from home, the rush is on for affordable oceanfront.
Frozen Casco Bay
You may know her as the famed “Fascination” torch singer or recall her as a regular showstopper in the glory days of the Kennebunkport Playhouse. Forever glamorous Jane Morgan takes us on a backstage tour of her glittering gowns. Read the story!
http://www.portlandmonthly.com/portmag/2021/10/chanteuse-mogul/
Forever glamorous Jane Morgan takes us on a backstage tour of her glittering gowns.
Maine Street Bee is a local apiary in Cumberland, Maine. We create a line of all-natural, Organic/FairTrade beeswax body products, honey and a Paw Protector for pets, and are committed to using eco-friendly, plastic-free packaging. Visit us online: mainestreetbee.com
Linda Cabot Design is dedicated to creating sustainable textiles and fashion that are unique, colorful, and beautiful. Our products are ethically made by local stitchers celebrating the art of needlecraft. We believe that your home should be a healthy and happy place that is both a personal refuge and a gathering spot for loved ones. Each of our products are thoughtfully created and crafted so you can feel good about wearing them and having them in your home. Visit us online: lindacabotdesign.com
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