Maine Boats, Homes and Harbors

Maine Boats, Homes and Harbors

Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors offers a celebrated print magazine, an engaging online version packed with original articles, and hosts a yearly boat and home show every August on the second weekend. All of these highlight the distinct lifestyle associated with living, working, and enjoying the beautiful Maine coastline. Originally established in Camden, Maine, in 1987 by publisher John K. Hanson, Jr., the company now operates from Rockland, Maine.

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  • 1 week ago | maineboats.com | Courtney Naliboff

    One of maine’s most unique  concert series has a story about its origin that is equally noteworthy. “This all starts with a boat crisis,” said Fox Islands Concerts founder Thomas Wolf. A foggy family cruise in the early 1960s led Wolf and his parents to sail into Carvers Harbor on Vinalhaven, where they met the island’s physician.

  • 1 month ago | maineboats.com | Letitia Baldwin

    “You know it’s big when the islands disappear behind the wave when you’re in the trough,” Gouldsboro sailor Shemaya Laurel wrote, describing the blow she encountered on a late-spring journey aboard her 24-foot sailing barge, Great Auk, on a cruise from her downeast home to the Pemaquid River in Muscongus Bay. On that May morning, taking advantage of a brisk easterly breeze, the single-handed sailor took an exposed route outside the Muscle Ridge Islands.

  • 1 month ago | maineboats.com | Dana Wilde |Greg Latimer |Roger A. Moody |Kate Hotchkiss

    A Backyard Book of Spiders in Maineby Dana Wilde, North Country Press, Unity, Maine. 2020. $26.95From the origins of spider names to spider biology, this paperback guide is full of interesting facts about many of the spiders you are most likely to see in Maine (a group of spiders, by the way, is a gaggle and I hope I never see one). Once you get past the “eek” factor of all the close-up photos, Wilde’s book is both a great reference and an entertaining read.

  • Nov 29, 2024 | maineboats.com | Letitia Baldwin

    Jesse Salisbury didn’t focus much on his own stone creations this past year. Instead, the Steuben sculptor’s eyes were trained on Mother Nature’s works wrought by multiple storms that ravaged and dramatically reshaped Maine’s coastline, from Kittery to Lubec.  In the Pine Tree State, Salisbury is known for spearheading the Schoodic International Sculpture Symposium, held from 2007 to 2014 on the Schoodic Peninsula and the University of Maine campus in Orono.

  • Sep 24, 2024 | maineboats.com | Mimi Bigelow Steadman

    Standing atop a jumble of pink granite on the very edge of Mount Desert Island’s southwestern shore, Bass Harbor Head Light Station has always been a welcoming beacon when we’ve cruised up Jericho Bay toward the island. But we’d never visited the small white tower and its red-roofed keeper’s house. Last summer, I decided it was time we did. Besides, I’d been wanting to go to Bass Harbor.

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