Drive-In

According to a US News article, there are around 300 drive-in theaters left in the United States. Here's how many are still operational in New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts.

Sometimes you just need Sonic in your life, and we don't mean the speedy little blue guy.

From popular buffets to trendy burger and chicken joints, here are 20 of the most popular chain restaurants that don't exist in Maine.

For one weekend only, Aquaboggan Waterpark will open their drive-in theater and show 'The Grinch' on behalf of charity. Here are the details.

Fat Boy is on the move!

If you've ever wondered where toilets go to die, it's probably this toilet graveyard located in the small town of Phillips, Maine

Godzilla Vs. Kong on the big screen, anyone?

Why yes, those are grilled cheese buns.

From burgers and onion rings to frosty mugs filled with root beer, Val's Drive-In has been a Maine summer staple for decades

If Sonic Drive-In is looking to expand to Maine in the near future, there's a perfect spot waiting for them in Westbrook/Portland

A house in Monmouth, Maine puts on a 'dancing' show every night in December. Just pull up your car, crank your radio and get in the holiday spirit

Combine a gentle moonlit sky with a calm summer evening and there's nuthin' else quite like watching a classic on The Big Screen Under The Stars. We're pickin' a few faves here that we've seen (a lot) more than once, but that's the point: you can recite the lines word-for-word in most scenes and not worry about your indulgences intruding someone else's space.

So if you're ready to see a kickass live show, this looks like a great, safe way to rock.

This isn't being piped in from NYC to a movie screen.The legendary band led by initial architects Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser and Eric Bloom, will actually be onstage playing epic classics like (Don't) Fear The Reaper, Burnin' For You and more.

This "no concert thing" has been slowly weakening my soul and spirit. Will we get back to live music in the Fall? Please don't say next summer as I don't know if I can wait that long. And to what lengths will we go to see a live show? In Germany, this past weekend, DORO, who is known as the "Queen of Heavy Metal" had a concert at a drive-in. And you know what? it looked pretty cool!

Duffy's will be keeping their typical dine-in practice on pause in favor of a total transformation that encourages social distancing and is a lot of fun!