outdoor

The building that housed Cole Farms in Gray is set to become a new restaurant and retail store called Trails 'n Ales sometime this summer

The Maine Savings Pavilion at Rock Row in Westbrook is unlikely to host any outdoor concerts this summer due to an ongoing noise dispute with neighbors

A phenomenally renovated four-season outdoor rink has opened in Westbrook giving families a chance to roller skate for free on select nights

If you are looking for something a little different and fun to do on Fridays this summer, there's a great outdoor movies series happening in Auburn. It all starts this weekend on June 11 at Anniversary Park with a showing of the classic 1978 musical film, "Grease" starring Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta.

Mainely Picnics is the first and only picnic pop-up in Maine!

Lone Pine Brewing has introduced a new outdoor beer garden as an extension of their Portland taproom as they expect big crowds this summer

New options will abound in OOB this summer including a chance to wine and dine directly on the beach right next to the legendary pier

From pulled pork Eggs Benedict to waffle pizzas, The Sinful Kitchen in Portland is taking brunch to another level and is a must-visit in Maine

One of the fastest growing breweries in Maine, Mast Landing, has announced a second location in Freeport that is set to open this summer

Expect a handful of downtown Portland roads to close to accommodate outdoor dining again this year.

We've got months to go through before the weather is warm enough to eat outside without a heavy parka. But there are ways to make it work.

As Mainers search for outdoor activities, Pineland Farms opens an ice skating rink free to the public from dawn to dusk 7 days a week

It's cold and in Maine, winter dining has never been a thing. But it is now, and restaurants are going out of their way to make it comfy too.

Portland was originally supposed to yank the outdoor license for restaurants on November 1st...but it's been extended.

How fun is this going to be?!

For the first time in more than 60 years, Brunswick's Fat Boy Drive-In will stay open for the winter and will roll out a new ice rink and alcohol tent