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Portland Magazine Extraordinary Perspective. Award-winning design. Fresh stories. Maine's City Magazine since 1985. Portland, Maine deserves nothing less.

With Extraordinary Perspective, Portland Monthly celebrates the region’s native appeal with revealing, highly detailed stories on fascinating personalties; unbiased reviews; cuisine news in our acclaimed Hungry Eye pages; and our signature interviews. Not monetized, not compromised, and created for our readers over everything else, our stories dare to be different and dare to provoke. Portland Mon

thly 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. In 2017, Design Director Meaghan Maurice was named one of Folio Magazine's "30 Under 30" top magazine executives nationwide, viz. The New Yorker, Glamour, Vogue, Town & Country, Seventeen, Elle, Esquire, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, and Vanity Fair.

The moon over Back Cove tonight.❤️
11/06/2025

The moon over Back Cove tonight.❤️

Harding Lee Smith, evolving and growing with the times. Full story in our latest issue —link in comments.
11/06/2025

Harding Lee Smith, evolving and growing with the times. Full story in our latest issue —link in comments.

Read our November issue. Out now.
11/04/2025

Read our November issue. Out now.

The State Theatre just celebrated fifteen years of slaying the local live music scene, but the ghosts of theatre past on...
11/01/2025

The State Theatre just celebrated fifteen years of slaying the local live music scene, but the ghosts of theatre past once threatened an uncertain future for this beloved venue. Check out the full story by following the link in the comments.

We are pleased to discover that the Liberty Graphics Otter shirt worn by features the amazing artwork of Maine's own su...
10/30/2025

We are pleased to discover that the Liberty Graphics Otter shirt worn by features the amazing artwork of Maine's own superstar, Chris Van Dusen . We ❤ his work and are delighted to give him the artistic high-five he deserves!

Ever After Mustang Rescue was recently used as the set for a music video, and we're thrilled to announce that Re*****on,...
10/28/2025

Ever After Mustang Rescue was recently used as the set for a music video, and we're thrilled to announce that Re*****on, our stunning horse sponsored by Portland Magazine, steals the show! 🐴 This gorgeous boy is a natural-born star. Check it out by following the link in the comments and get a glimpse of the magic that happened when music and rescue horses came together.
https://youtu.be/DSHCOryOjxQ?si=4JIi-ENLdqVM3BtW

“What’s the difference between Poison Ivy and a Portland waterfront condo? You can get rid of Poison Ivy.” — This is a j...
10/24/2025

“What’s the difference between Poison Ivy and a Portland waterfront condo? You can get rid of Poison Ivy.” — This is a joke from a Portland realtor in the late 80s. To say that the real estate market has changed since we published this story would be an understatement. Let’s take a step back in time to when that joke was relevant and read about Chandler’s Wharf and a stagnant condo market in our September 1988 issue.
https://issuu.com/portlandmagazine/docs/1988septsm/17

Re*****on has officially found his forever home! Huge thanks to Ever After Mustang Rescue for all of the fantastic work ...
10/23/2025

Re*****on has officially found his forever home! Huge thanks to Ever After Mustang Rescue for all of the fantastic work they do!!

10/23/2025

"Tuck yourself into the walled Longfellow Garden beside Maine Historical Society and behind the Wadsworth-Longfellow House to slow your breathing and think 'long, long thoughts'...Visit in the rain, sit under your umbrella, shiver along with the jostling leaves, and breathe in the washed air." 😌 🍂

Thanks Portland Magazine and Nancy English for shouting out the best little green space in Portland in their list of '10 Places Where You Can Hear Yourself Think.' Read about the other nine spots: https://www.portlandmonthly.com/portmag/10-places-where-you-can-hear-yourself-think/

Come enjoy the fall colors lighting up the Longfellow Garden before we put her to bed for the winter in just two weeks on October 31!

Longfellow Garden Club Portland Maine

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