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CAMDEN — The Camden Garden Club hosts a free public talk about using botanicals in spirits on Thursday, Aug. 24, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. The presentation will take place at St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Camden. Andrew Stewart, co-founder of Blue...
The Camden Garden Club invites the public to a free talk about using botanicals in spirits, on Aug. 24 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Note the change in venue. The
Even in the midst of a pandemic that has felled many restaurants, points of light remain.
According to the Camden town office, here are more changes to downtown: Liberty Graphics, a long-standing T-shirt printing shop that has been around since the 1970s, moved to 13 Mechanic Street. Wooden Alchemy, a wood art store, moved from Rockland to 19 Elm in Camden. Oyster River Winegrowers, a small, farm winery in Warren, opened a retail and tasting room at 31 Elm Street. Edward Jones, the financial advisor firm, opened a second office at 87 Elm Street. Jessie Tobias Design, an interior design and staging firm, opened a send retail location at 24 Bayview Street. Creative Creations4U open...
The Wrap: Openings, reopenings and renovations Camden pop-up serves smoked eel dirty rice, Portland restaurants reopen, and a second helping of Maine recipes. Photo by Gabriela Acero If you are headed up Camden way soon, check out Dickie Steels’ BBQ, a pop-up (for now) located in the former Drouthy Bear spot at 50 Elm St. The Scottish pub closed last spring, and Derek Richard and Gabriela Acero bought the building to open their own restaurant, a chophouse to be called wolfpeach. The couple hopes to open wolfpeach in November, but until then they are cooking Texas-inspired BBQ takeout from ...