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Happy Birthday! First off, Happy Birthday! Turning 21 is a huge milestone. Personally, my 21st landed on Easter so that was a bit of a buzzkill. And maybe youve been 21 for a year but COVID happened. Or youve been of drinking age for a few years and youve just now decided to venture to The Old Port. Heres some advice for you to take on The Old Port and not have The Old Port take you. 1. Choose Your Footwear Wisely In case you didnt know, The Old Port is filled with uneven cobblestone. While ch...

In the land of incredible craft breweries, a new craft hard seltzer and cider house is about to stand out in Portland, Maine. Apres, located in the East Bayside neighborhood at 140 Anderson Street joins other favorites like Eighteen Twenty Wines, Lone Pine Brewing and Goodfire Brewing in a busy section of town. Its what they plan to serve that will set them apart from their neighbors. Shared on Facebook by Apres, they plans to inject some additional flavor into a suddenly crowded hard seltzer ...

In a city with as much hustle and bustle as Portland, Maine, theres always going to be restaurants opening and closing. Trendy bars lose their edge, concepts fall flat, owners move on. Thats business. Which makes many of the restaurants and bars who have stood the test of time in Portland all the more impressive. Some on this list youll expect, some may surprise. And if youre really interested, Portland Food Map has a list of more food-related businesses and their history you can check out as w...