Local Art & Artists

Portland's fashion and music scenes come together to make something special

We've all heard the phrase "putting a face on homelessness" countless times.

The way Ron Harrity describes it, the first Picnic was a little rough around the edges, but a good time.

The stakes have never been higher for local filmmakers in the 48 Hour Film Project.

This week's installment of Know Your Blog has the feel of a screen-ready indie movie: woman finds love, family and a career all in the same small-town where she was raised, only to give it all up a

In this week's Know Your Blog we consider the power of the cellphone, not as a communicator, gaming device or tiny computer.

Now that it's finally acting like summer in Maine (You hear that naysayers? I'm admitting it's summer in Maine.

This week's edition of Know Your Blog feels like a we scored a two-fer. Not only do we have a local blog but also a local band.

Remember Picnic? No, this is not another snarky weather diatribe about outdoor activities.

The degree of difficulty for writing this blog is higher than usual, (not because I'm feeling a few after-effects from entreverge) but because I'm typing with a dog on my lap.