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Take a peek inside the latest issue of Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors Issue 201 - Volume 39 Number 4.
Small Adventures
MaineBoats Store
Boats of the Year
Our Most Recent Stories
John Farrell and Seaweed
Former-Red-Sox-manager-turned-full-time-lobsterman John Farrell returns to Maine for a new 50-footer.
Bon Voyage, Bon Appétit!
The Marex 440 Gourmet Cruiser makes a party out of a day on the water.
David Little
A 1999 profile of landscape artist David Little.
Tom Curry
This artist captures the coastal landscape in pastels.
The Art of David Ridgway, Kathleen Florance, Nils Obel, and Eric Hopkins
The four painters of the 1990 Rockland gallery exhibit "Go Fish"
Connie Hayes—Borrowing the View
The "Borrowed Views" of plein air painter Connie Hayes.
Of Flying and Painting
Eric Hopkins and the view of North Haven from above.
To Road Trips and Lake Boats
A visit with Lyman whisperer Chris Cushman
Waterfront Champ, SeaTwine, Ghost Gear, and Eels
The latest news from the coast
Articles From Our Sponsors
Magalloway Conservation Project: Land Trusts Rally to Preserve Western Maine Landscape
The collective efforts of four groups working to protect the Magalloway
Maine Briefs
Managed Moorings For Port Clyde
In the heart of midcoast Maine, Colby College and Lyman-Morse collaborate to provide visitor moorings.
Temporary Safe Boating Certificates Available
Maine visitors and occasional boaters can take an online test and earn a 14-day certification that meets state requirements.
Summer Sailstice: 26 Years and Counting
A celebration of sailing that began on the West Coast in 2001 continues to grow, and it’s not too late to post your plans and enter to win cool sailing swag.
Three Museums Explore the works and lives of Betsy James Wyeth and Andrew Wyeth
Venues collaborate to highlight the landscape and design work of Betsy James Wyeth and interactions with paintings by her husband.
Winslow Homer Comes to Portland
Winslow Homer revisits some of his iconic subjects, this time as an etcher, working from his studio on Prout’s Neck.
Boat Show News
New Features Added to the 2025 Maine Boat & Home Show
Iconic Boats, Educational Seminars, On-Site Painters, and Art Show
The Daily 5
You can choose to curse it or survive it, but once thing’s certain: Maine’s Fifth Season will have you cleaning your boots.
A long-time sailor discovers the hassle-free joy of canoeing.
Photographers and cartologists, the Phillips Brothers spent decades in the 1900s creating maps and postcards that were both…
From fleeting winter snow shapes to the eternal Twinkie
