Maine's Craft Apprentice Program offers a hands-on learning approach for local artists to work with mentors and build upon their craft and artistry, while further developing their business skills.

At these cooking classes, learn new skills, hone old ones, and experience firsthand the tastes, fragrances and fellowship to be found in teaching kitchens.

This Maine nonprofit combines homemade food with heartfelt storytelling at unique potluck events.

Maine is rich in adaptive winter sports programs that allow people with disabilities to experience the joy of skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing and more.

Check out anything from musical instruments to microscopes from Maine’s Libraries of Things

At these free events, people gather to repair everyday objects with the help of skilled volunteers. Think coffee makers, computers, bicycles, clothing—and more.

With a focus on botanical, responsibly sourced ingredients, these Maine businesses make skincare as good for the environment as it is for the body.

Get ready to transform your garden with these locally-made gardening goodies.

Sustainability and social mission are front and center for these Maine apparel and footwear designers.

Maine is blessed with some of the country’s best stargazing–including an official International Dark Sky Sanctuary, one of just 13 worldwide.

We spoke with five remarkable local handknitting designers about their backgrounds, design processes and inspirations.

From modern heirloom quilts to striking floor coverings, these made-in-Maine home textiles are all made with a commitment to sustainable materials and processes.