Head out. This Downeast metropolis won’t let you down.

On view: March 26 through June 18. This collection of letters tell a story about my mother, but also about this fading act of letter writing, of words written by hand, on paper, folded, sealed, stamped and mailed, and then received and treasured.

Enjoy over 5,000 acres of beautiful woodlands and fields at Pineland Farms. No matter the season, this year-round destination is open to the public for a variety of outdoor activities. From walking trails to mountain biking, Pineland Farms has something for everyone.

When it comes to outdoor adventure, there’s no company as iconic (or stylish) as L.L.Bean. The brand’s Outdoor Discovery School offers a vast array of programs and activities to support outdoor interests, as well as guided tours that explore the pristine beauty of Maine.

Overlooking the center of the arts, shopping, and entertainment districts, Inkwell is the spot for hand-crafted vintage cocktails, Portland microbrews, and small plates. This lobby bar features tables emblazoned with Press Herald headlines spanning 150 years.

Portland’s booming spirits scene includes premier craft breweries, wineries, and distilleries. Hop aboard a Maine Brew Bus for a guided, behind-the-scenes tour of top-notch producers

At Portland Architectural Salvage you’ll discover 20,000 plus square feet of reclaimed wood, salvaged house parts, antique furniture, art, and so much more. Take our word for it, some of our favorite treasures seen in UNION and Press were found here!

Every day is a great day for yoga! Enjoy a personalized yoga class with Ashley Flowers that will let you relax and rejuvenate, whether you’re easing into vacation mode or trying to keep stress-free during your business trip. You deserve it!

For more than 40 years, Edgecomb Potters has been Maine’s go-to source for stunning, handmade works of art. You’ll see their exquisite work in UNION’s locally crafted platters, mugs, bowls, and salt and pepper trays.

Only 20 minutes away from Portland in Cape Elizabeth, the historic Portland Head Light lighthouse stands at the entrance to Portland Harbor. Commissioned by George Washington, it is not only Maine’s oldest lighthouse, but the first completed by the U.S. Government.

This urban land trust provides 70 miles of beautifully maintained trails and green space. Experience our gorgeous natural landscapes and explore the city with ease as you run, walk, or bike the extensive trail network brought to you by Portland Trails.

If you’re visiting Portland between October and May, take in a show! For over 85 years Portland Ovations has been the leader in bringing the best of the performing arts world to Portland.

Declared a national landmark in 1966 and purchased by the Portland Museum of Art in 2006, the Winslow Homer Studio in nearby Prouts Neck provides a unique window into the life of one of Maine’s most famous artists.