Over a dozen years of bringing outdoor adventure and conservation films to audiences across the state, MOFF has come to represent something deeper than most people anticipate when they hear “outdoor films.”

Fork Food Lab empowers culinary entrepreneurs with the space and resources to scale up their small business in Maine.

Think that vegetarianism is a modern-day development? Think again! This exhibit at Maine Historical Society through May 2025 features stories and items from our vegetarian past going back three centuries.

There are few places in the world where you can source a pizza’s ingredients entirely from one region. Maine is one of those places.

You can see ancient indigenous tools, contemporary art, meteorites from Mars and more at these unique places of wonder.

This humbly named food adds flavor, boosts nutrition and supports Maine’s local economy

Solar-powered Upward Organics on track to be Maine’s first net-zero cultivator.

In Maine, where craft beer is big business, non-alcoholic options are coming into their own.

Want to phase out single-use plastic? From refill shops to reusables, solid dish soap to compostable floss, there’s an abundance of local options here in Maine.

Advocating for the environment: that’s the title of the college course that Susan B. Inches teaches as well as the title of her book. It’s also an apt description of her life.

We talked to nine Mainers for whom winter is a time for playfulness. Exploration. Discovery. Connection. Camaraderie. Excitement. And joy.

From treehouses and yurts to lighthouses and classic sporting camps, Vacationland has just the right getaway for every nature lover.

A crowd-sourced history project uncovers New England’s connections with the trans-Atlantic slave trade

Hundreds of opportunities for adventures abound on Maine’s wild islands, stretching from Kittery to the Canadian border.

While she was at Bangor High School, Amara Ifeji received multiple awards for her research projects on methods of water purification. These days, the National Geographic Young Explorer leans more towards activism.

One person’s trash is another’s treasure.

Outdoor ice skating is even more special because it is fleeting. Here’s our favorite outdoor skating spots from maintained rinks and good ol’ fashioned community skating ponds.

With needle and thread in hand, “ruined” clothing transforms into whimsical wearable art

If you’re not a fan of cooking, but love good food...or maybe your schedule gets busy, and you’d like a local alternative to take out or grocery store to-go meals, you’re in luck.

Winter captures us all, some of us a lot more willingly than others. We talked to three Mainers who find joy in the darkest of seasons.