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The Wrap: Portland welcomes Brickyard Hollow; Rivalries closes temporarily Flour Bakery comes to Kennebunkport, it's chili cook-off time, and Annie Mahle has a new cookbook. Photo courtesy of Brickyard Hollow Brickyard Hollow Brewing is now open for dine-in, pick-up and delivery at its new location at 9 Commercial St. in Portland. This is the brewpub’s fourth location. The menu features craft pizza, appetizers, protein bowls, soups and salads. A sampling: moonshine bbq wings, crispy pork banh mi bowl, and strawberry-feta salad with toasted almonds. The pizza selection is huge, and includes...

How long has it been for you without seeing live music? We know the answer; TOO LONG. Here's the perfect First Show After The Pandemic for you. June 2, 2021: Royal Hammer at Urban Farm Fermentory, Portland. Outside, safe, reggae, drinks, food, and best of all--for charity.

Summer concert series gets musicians, venues back in the Maine live music scene while supporting the community Sean Stackhouse © Provided by WCSH-TV Portland, ME There's less than one month remaining until professional golf comes to Maine as part of the Live + Work in Maine Open. Ahead of the event, organizers are continuing their efforts to help support the local community. "Our mission is to drive charitable, community, workforce and economic impact, so this drive fore kids concert series is a huge part of that initiative," said Brian Corcoran, CEO of Shamrock Sports & Ent...

Editor’s Note: The first of two articles focusing on food and agriculture in Vermont. BENNINGTON — A recent panel discussion ranged from emergency food provision to statewide agricultural policy. Vermont-scale approaches to ongoing issues came from all directions. The Bennington Local Food Summit was a day-long conference held over Zoom on May 15. The afternoon panel discussion for the event was titled “A Conversation Between Food Security and Local Food Advocates.” As a flyer for the summit asked: “How do we bring these two efforts together to make sure that everyone...

View Comments A federal food distribution program aimed at helping Vermont farmers and people during the coronavirus pandemic is set to end by the end of the month. The Farmers to Families Food Box Program will end as of May 31, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which launched the program last year "as a temporary, emergency relief effort" to help alleviate the unprecedented hunger afflicting the country as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, and millions of people losing their jobs. The program raised objections from Vermont's congressional delegation after the USDA sto...