outdoor

With longer days and warmer temperatures approaching, it’s only a matter of time before we’re swapping boots for flip-flops and heading outside for some live music.

A burst in temperatures and longer days are right around the corner reminding us that summer is on the way. It will soon be time for hiking, camping, beaches, and… outdoor concerts! Although they are still a few months away, the outdoor concert calendar for Maine is already heating up.

We've seen 'em all!

The Cross Insurance Arena in downtown Portland, Maine, just got a little flashier with a new addition that you won't miss next time you visit

Have you been?

When not at home, most smokers will step outside to get their fix, but is that legal? That all depends on what city you're in.

A new food truck park in Freeport, Maine, will debut this summer, bringing food, live music, and more to the area.

Hikes, camping, beaches, and outdoor concerts are coming. Spring isn’t even here yet, and the outdoor concert calendar is heating up already with over 30 performances already scheduled.

With summer in full swing, you and a few friends can cool off by floating down a Maine river for only $30 bucks per trip.

If you happen to visit Portland's Old Port any time soon, you'll notice a large viking ship parked on Exchange Street. Here's why.

If you're looking to upscale your winter dining, two restaurants in Kennebunk, Maine, are offering custom-built gondolas for an outdoor experience.

While Rangeley, Maine, is known for its premium skiing, it's almost home to an enormous 17,000 square foot outdoor rink primed for skating fun.

Popular brewery Definitive Brewing has officially opened a fourth location in Old Orchard Beach that features an outdoor beer garden.

Using some space from the defunct concert venue, there will be a new outdoor beer garden at Rock Row in Westbrook this summer featuring food trucks and live music .

You'll want to reserve one of these bad boys before The Yard gets booked up!

Known for its politically polarizing signs along Route 302 in Raymond, the Gulf of Maine Gunsmithing shop has closed for good