Activities in Greater Portland + Casco Bay
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Angela Adams
Award-winning rug-maker Angela Adams may have stores all over the country, but her flagship showroom in Portland is just a few miles from the very ... More -
Brown Goldsmiths
On a quiet street just two blocks from L. L. Bean, in Freeport's old Masonic building, hides one of the finest jewelers in the state of Maine. Whet... More -
Browne Trading Co.
Rod Browne Mitchell’s seafood store and smokehouse has occupied a brick building in downtown since 1991. His company specializes in luxury items li... More -
Harbor Fish
Straight from central casting, this busy fish store on scenic Custom House Wharf, off of Commercial Street in downtown Portland, is the stuff of an... More -
Judy Pascal Antiques & Interiors
Amid a cluster of other design and home-goods shops on Free Street, a short five-minute walk from the Old Port, this shabby chic boutique is chock-... More -
K. Horton Specialty Foods
Kris Horton is one of the anchor tenants in Portland’s Public Market House, a cooperative in Old Port’s Monument Square that opened back in 1988 an... More -
Ken's Artisan Bakery
A chalkboard hangs above the counter at this Portland cafe, displaying a hand-written menu of drinks, soups, sandwiches, and salads. Seating consis... More -
L. L. Bean
Famous for its iconic leather-and-rubber boots and canvas boat totes, and arguably the epicenter of Freeport shopping, the L. L. Bean flagship stor... More -
Nicky USA, Inc.
Founded by Geoff Latham, this local food purveyor is based in the Buckman neighborhood, not far from the Burnside Bridge. The company sells sustain... More -
Portland Farmers' Market
The Spread: The 30-odd growers and producers who gather on Saturdays in downtown Portland's Deering Oaks Park are carrying on a tradition that goes... More -
Portland Headlight
One of Maine’s great icons, the picturesque white-stucco, black-capped Portland Headlight marks the entrance to the namesake city’s busy harbor, an... More -
Portland Museum of Art
This angular I. M. Pei–designed building in the heart of downtown Portland is not only the city’s shining cultural institution; it also houses the ... More -
Portland Sea Dogs at Hadlock Field
The Double-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, the Sea Dogs play an average of 70 home games each season at Hadlock Field, just south of the Back Co... More -
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Riding the Mailboat with Casco Bay Lines Terminal
Fare: $13 adults, $6.50 kids In Maine, where many islands have year-round residents, there’s a good chance the mailman drives a boat. Some services... More -
Sabbathday Lake Shaker Community
About 45 minutes northwest of the swinging big city of Portland is a pastoral bastion of good, pious living—the last active Shaker community in the... More -
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Silvery Moon Creamery
Located on the 500-acre Smiling Hill Farm, this award-winning creamery produces more than a dozen varieties of handmade cheese. The creamery is hou... More -
Standard Baking Co.
Opposite Portland’s ferry terminal in a historic brick warehouse, Allison Bray and Matt James make the best baked goods around, and there’s almost ... More -
The Cheese Iron
You’d think in a state with dairy farms aplenty that fine cheese mongers would be everywhere. Not so, at least until 2006, when, much to the deligh... More -
The White Heart Bar & Cocktail Lounge
Downtown lounge with live music and DJs More -
Thos. Moser Cabinetmakers
Internationally acclaimed master woodworker Thomas Moser—known for his exquisite Shaker, Colonial, and Arts and Crafts–style furniture made from Am... More -
Victoria Mansion
You don’t have to be a history or architecture buff to appreciate the sheer monied fabulousness of this hulking Civil War brownstone on mansion-lin... More
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