Bowling

Candlepin bowling is a big New England thing. It’s all about the narrow pins, smaller balls, and feeling like a bowling pro. Luckily, Maine has kept the tradition alive with some great spots that bring back that retro vibe.

It's been over six months since Maine's worst mass shooting took place in Lewiston, Maine.

From arcade games to bumper cars to a pretzel that size of a pizza, Apex Entertainment has it all when it comes to family fun.

Believe it or not, candlepin bowling is considered to be a unique form of bowling. It's most popular here in Northern New England, but is also hard to find. These eight locations still offer candlepin, and likely a nice slice of nostalgia.

Pickleball, indoor golf, bowling, an arcade, laser tag, a ropes course, and more are all being considered for a new entertainment complex in Biddeford.

Months after Sea Dog Brewing announced its closure, Bayside Bowl plans to take over the space on Broadway in South Portland with some changes in mind.

Just three years after purchasing it, Sea Dog Brewing will permanently close their Broadway location in South Portland, Maine.

The Kids Bowl Free program is back giving your kids the opportunity to bowl for free all summer long!

The best bowlers in the world are coming back to Maine's Bayside Bowl this July to compete in a number of events. Tickets are on sale now.

This 90-year-old bowling alley is in desperate need of a new owner. Lisbon Falls is even willing to help with the redevelopment.

Lewiston Said goodbye to Sparetime Recreation just months ago, now the space is occupied by new owners and a new name.

Seen as a potential sinkhole hazard, an underground bowling alley in Portland, Maine is being demolished to preserve the safety of a parking lot

JP Espinosa retired from the military and is now looking forward to giving back to the Kezar Falls area.

The longtime Lewiston bowling alley had announced a permanent closure on May 4th but will reopen later this summer as new owners emerge

An urban explorer found one of the long-rumored underground bowling alleys in Portland, Maine. Take a peek at what it looks like today.

What are we gonna do to keep 'em busy and off the smartphones? Lets mask up and go bowling. Maine kids can play 2 games a day for FREE.