Fresh Finds, Local Makers & Seasonal Favorites Are Here
As the snow melts and the first signs of spring arrive in Maine, there’s a renewed sense of energy, creativity, and connection to everything local. At Lisa-Marie’s Made in Maine, spring means one thing: new Maine-made products, handcrafted goods, and seasonal favorites are arriving.
Spring is one of the most exciting times of year for local makers across Maine. As new inspiration hits, our shelves begin to fill with:
Handcrafted Maine gifts made by local artisans
Coastal home décor inspired by the Maine shoreline
Unique souvenirs perfect for visitors and Maine lovers
Small-batch skincare, candles, and bath products made in Maine
Gourmet treats like Creamy Wild Raspberry Honey, Raspberry Jam and Raspberries & Cream Scone Mix…
Every product we carry is carefully selected to reflect the creativity, quality, and charm of Maine small businesses.
❤️ Taste of Spring Berries
While we wait for fresh Maine raspberries to come into season, now is the perfect time to enjoy the flavor with delicious Maine-made raspberry products crafted by local makers.
Stock your pantry with small-batch favorites like wild raspberry honey from Maine, traditional Maine homestead raspberry jam, and easy-to-make raspberry scone mixes that bring bakery-quality treats right to your kitchen.
These handcrafted Maine foods are perfect for gifting, entertaining, or simply enjoying a taste of Maine’s berry season—no picking required.
Spring cleaning season is here, and there’s no better way to refresh your home than with the crisp, uplifting scents of Maine. Whether you’re drawn to fresh citrus, soft florals, or clean ocean-inspired fragrances, we’ve got the perfect Maine-made candles and balsam pillows to transform your space.
Bring the outdoors in with beautifully crafted scented candles made in Maine, including rustic favorites from Primitive Keeper and modern, coastal-inspired blends from YAM Collective. From warm mason jar candles to convenient travel tins, these small-batch creations fill your home with long-lasting, comforting fragrance.
Looking for something truly iconic to Maine? Our balsam fir pillows are a customer favorite—infused with the natural scent of Maine’s forests, they offer a refreshing, woodsy aroma that instantly makes any space feel clean, calm, and grounded.
Perfect for spring refreshes, thoughtful gifts, or creating a cozy coastal atmosphere, these locally made home fragrance products help you enjoy the essence of Maine all year long.
When you shop at Lisa-Marie’s Made in Maine, you’re doing more than buying a gift—you’re supporting real people and real craftsmanship.
Choosing Maine-made products means:
Supporting local artists and makers across the state
Investing in high-quality, handcrafted goods
Finding meaningful, unique gifts with a story
Bringing home a true piece of Maine culture
Whether you’re a local, a seasonal visitor, or someone who simply loves the state of Maine, our shop helps you stay connected to what makes Maine special.
Join us Friday – February 13, 2026 for some late night shopping at our Bath, Maine location. Our knowledgeable team-members are ready to help you find the perfect Maine made gifts for all the Valentines in your life. Sip champagne while you browse and enjoy free gift wrapping with your purchase.
Valentine’s Day is about more than date-night with your partner (though we LOVE that too!) but a time for us to spread love to the people who deserve to be reminded that they are loved. Maybe it is your sweetheart, but we’re also here for the non-traditional Valentine’s Day recipients.
Prep your Parent for the Pollinators
The Gardener’s Soap Set is the ideal assortment of products for the gardeners in your life! Keeps the pollinators coming and your hands and fingernails clean.
-Gardner’s Scrub Bar Soap -Wooden Soap Dish -Nail Brush -Packet of Wildflower Seeds
Mini Love Mug for your Mini Love
Made by parents and pottery-partners, Mary & Joe are now the proud grandparents of 4 delightful, little humans. This Mini Love Mug is inspired by those kiddos
Match it with the “adult sized” Love Mug and match with your mini.
For your Work Bestie
You’re at your job, dealing with the day-to-day. You didn’t mean to get stuck together but here you are and you have each other’s backs. Make your workmate’s day a little better with a little treat. These 4 piece truffles by Haven’s are the perfect way to platonically say “Thanks for being my work-spouse.”
Hot Stuff for your Hot Stuff
Turn up the heat with your special someone—featuring bold flavors made right in Portland, Maine.
Who needs Valentine’s Day when you have Gal-entine’s Day?
Grab your #girlgang and treat yourselves. Just like your friendship, each one of these necklaces is unique. Made from sea glass tossed by the Atlantic Ocean and tumbled onto Maine’s rocky coast to be found by Sue and turned into a unique necklace. You and your gal-pals can each find your own unique sea glass necklace that will always remind you of the time shared with your galentines, empowering each other.
To kickoff the year, we welcomed new decoupaged oyster shell ring dishes from Sue of Latitude 43 Designs. These one-of-a-kind pieces beautifully showcase the natural elegance of Maine oyster shells, turned into functional works of art. The new patterns—lobster, hummingbird, and hydrangea—add a touch of coastal charm to any space. Whether you’re storing your rings or simply displaying them as unique decor, these oyster shell dishes make a perfect addition to your home.
February:
Clean, Minimalist Candles and Home Fragrances by Yam Collective
We were thrilled to introduce the clean, minimalist aesthetic of Yam Collective to our online shop in February! This line of vegan, wooden wick candles, room and linen sprays, and hanging diffusers is all about simplicity and sustainability. Handcrafted with a coconut wax blend, these products burn cleanly and are lightly scented with phthalate- and paraben-free fragrance and essential oil blends. After seeing how much our in-store customers loved them, we’re excited to offer a curated collection of Yam Collective’s calming scents for your home online!
March:
First Maine Flag Patch Beanies by Rogue Wear
Just in time for a crazy, early March ice storm: stay warm in style with the First Maine Flag Patch Beanie from Rogue Wear! Made by the talented team at Rogue Wear, this fleece-lined knit cap is the perfect accessory for those chilly Maine days. Crafted with pride by Mark Rodrigue and his family-run business in Lewiston—an icon of Maine craftsmanship since the 1970s—the beanie features the iconic First Maine Flag patch, celebrating the state’s unique history. Available in six colors and one-size-fits-all, this beanie looks great on everyone.
With a commitment to quality and a deep Maine-rooted tradition, Rogue Wear continues to deliver products made by real Mainers, for real Mainers.
April:
Nature-Inspired Works of Art by Danielle
In April we expanded the selection of Maine-made artwork, including frames by Danielle of Your World Rocks. Each piece is handcrafted using real Maine beach pebbles, sea glass, driftwood, and stones. With a deep passion for rocks and their intricate histories, Danielle began creating these stunning pieces during the pandemic, and they’ve since become a favorite among our customers. From serene nature scenes of lighthouses, birds, and dragonflies to custom designs, every piece tells a story. These charming frames make the perfect gift for a loved one, and their handmade nature ensures no two are ever the same.
May:
Blueberry Bowl & Pot Holders by Angela
Starting May off with a pop of blue(berry)!
Both the hand-sewn Blueberry Potholder Set (left) and Bowl Holder (right) are crafted by Angela, a talented seamstress originally from Scotland, now living in Midcoast Maine. Known for creating beautiful, practical household items, Angela brings a touch of her heritage and Maine charm to every piece.
June:
Wooden Lobster Buoys by Kim and James
We celebrated summer with a few new Wooden Lobster Buoy color variations in our online shop! This collection is crafted by the talented husband and wife team, James and Kim. What started as a hobby for James while lobstering with his grandfather in 2013 has blossomed into a thriving business, thanks to the encouragement of friends. Whether used as a doorstop, centerpiece, hanging decor, or planter, these buoys bring the spirit of Maine to any space. James handles the cutting, while Kimberly takes care of the sanding, priming, and painting. Their dedication to quality shows in every buoy, and they love taking custom orders to create something truly special for you. With a variety of colors and customization options – like these Italian and Irish inspired buoys below! – there’s a buoy for everyone!
July:
5-Layer Wooden Maine by Jen and Julian
This new product hit the shelves in-store and online simultaneously in July! Made right in Gorham, Maine by the talented husband and wife duo, Jen and Julian, this beautiful wall decor features a detailed laser-cut design of the iconic Bass Harbor Lighthouse nestled within the shape of Maine. Made from birch wood, it’s available in both small and large sizes, with a choice of soothing blue or warm brown shades to fit your space perfectly. Whether you’re a local or a lover of Maine’s coastal beauty, this piece is a must-have for your decor collection!
August:
Beach Sand Earrings by Gabby
While August brought us the last month of warm, beach days, we decided to bring the beach to you – wherever you might be. Introducing a new collection by Simply Tilton Jewelry: Maine Beach Sand Earrings. Gabby’s journey began in 2018 as a creative outlet while in graduate school, initially focusing on metal-stamped jewelry, but her passion for nature and jewelry making has led her to explore resin designs. Her earrings features real sand from the beach, allowing you to carry a piece of Maine’s coastline with you wherever you go. Gabby’s dedication to perfecting her craft shines through in every piece, making her jewelry not just beautiful, but a true work of art. Whether you’re a longtime Maine resident or just someone who finds peace by the water, these pieces are a wonderful way to honor the natural beauty of Maine.
September:
Rare Red Sea Glass Jewelry by Sue
As sea glass becomes more scarce, each piece grows even more special. In September we added just three pieces of Rare Red Sea Glass Jewelry by Sue. With over 25 years of Maine living, Sue has spent countless hours collecting and crafting these one-of-a-kind pieces, each featuring sea glass that’s naturally surf-tumbled by the ocean. This jewelry not only celebrates Maine’s coastline but also serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving our environment. Embrace the challenge of finding these rare gems and cherish the uniqueness they bring!
The stunning Rare Red Sea Glass Signature Necklace is a true standout, paired with sterling silver to highlight the glass’s smooth, translucent beauty.
Sue’s designs often incorporate freshwater pearls, sterling silver charms like anchors or sailboats, and occasionally matching earrings, though finding a matching pair is becoming a rare treasure in itself.
October:
✨NEW✨ Lobster Rope Doormats
In October we added a whole NEW collection of Lobster Rope Doormats in-store and online! These durable mats are made by a father/daughter duo in Deer Isle, Maine. This once-discarded material is now woven into practical, eco-friendly doormats! Not only are these mats resistant to mold, mildew, saltwater, sun, and insects, but they’re also quick-drying and floatable—making them perfect for boats or outdoor spaces.
November:
Cotton Tea Towels by Hearth & Harrow
Another ✨NEW✨ addition to our shops: Hearth & Harrow! Elevate your kitchen and dining experience with premium tea towels from Hearth & Harrow, a design studio based in Rockport, Maine. Made from high-quality flour sack fabric, these tea towels are not only absorbent, lint-free, and quick-drying, but they also get softer with every wash. Whether draped over your oven handle, lining a bread basket, or folded neatly on the dinner table, they add a touch of beauty to any setting. Hearth & Harrow’s hand-drawn, nature-inspired patterns make each towel a unique piece, as they mix the inks in-house and hand-pull every print—ensuring slight variations that celebrate the craft of handmade design. The company’s mission is simple: to bring a little extra beauty into your daily life through thoughtfully-designed, durable products that spark joy and bring simple elegance to your home.
With December came holiday festivities and cold temps! Stay cozy all winter long with our new selection of Recycled Sweater Mittens! These incredibly warm mittens are made from upcycled sweaters, including 100% Wool, Alpaca, and Cashmere, offering luxurious softness and unbeatable warmth. Lined with anti-pill fleece for extra comfort, these mittens are perfect for keeping your hands toasty during chilly winter days. Some pairs even feature a driving grip, making them ideal for getting behind the wheel or tackling that snow-covered driveway. Whether you’re looking for a thoughtful gift or treating yourself to a little extra warmth, these mittens are sure to become your winter essential. You won’t be disappointed!
This Sunday, Treat Mom to Breakfast in Bed 👇 With These Maine Ingredients 👇
Start her day with a steaming cup of coffee sweetened with the golden goodness of Maine Maple Syrup, adding a touch of rustic charm to her morning ritual. As she indulges in a warm blueberry muffin, let her savor the sweetness of Swan’s Raw Honey, a perfect complement to the tartness of fresh Maine blueberries.
It’s EASY: Just add heavy cream to make a moist and flavorful treat.
More flavors available in-store in Bath & Portland! Come visit us!
Ingredients: (Yields 8 Scones)
Flour
Blueberries
Sugar
Baking Powder
Lemon Zest
Salt
Instructions:
1. Preheat oven to 375° 2. Pour mix into bowl & fold in 1 + 1/4 cup heavy cream. 3. On a parchment paper-lined baking sheet, form into a 5 inch disc & cut into 8 triangles. 4. Separate triangles & bake for 18-20 minutes or until lightly browned. Oven times may vary. Cool & enjoy!!
MEET THE MAKER
After moving to Midcoast Maine, Veronica (the Scone Goddess herself!) realized that she had an opportunity to be self employed and do what she loves most: bake!
We are honored to carry her line of delicious scone mixes in our shops. 🤤 Order the Wild Maine Blueberry Lemon Scone mix 🔥ON SALE🔥 online, today!
Not sure when to plan a trip to our lovely hoMe state? Deterred by the summer crowds and winter weather? Spring is the perfect time for you! Here are 4 reasons to visit Maine this spring – and have a lot of fun!
1. Art in Bloom, Portland Museum of Art: March 20-24, 2024
For a visual and aromatic feast, head to the Portland Museum of Art for the Art in Bloom exhibit that pairs works of arts with floral designs.
Art in Bloom has become a can’t-miss event for PMA members, art and floral enthusiasts, and visitors throughout the region. Featuring floral work by designers, artists, farmers, and florists from across southern Maine, the museum comes alive with fragrant blooms, extravagant displays, and incredible floral installations of all types—each inspired by an artwork from the museum’s collection. Admission is free all day Thursday and 4-8 p.m. Friday.
Explore the exquisite craftsmanship of local artisans like Simply Tilton, whose pressed flower jewelry captures the essence of Maine’s flora in every delicate piece. Or marvel at the intricate designs of David Tabbutt’s hand-turned pens, adorned with beautifully preserved florals that add a touch of elegance to your writing experience. Shop the magic of nature preserved in artistry online today!
Always held the fourth Sunday of every March, Maine Maple Sunday has transformed into an entire weekend event at many local sugarhouses and farms. Spring is a great time to get out and enjoy our hoME state and everything that it has to offer, including Maine Maple Syrup.
Most sugarhouses offer maple syrup samples and demonstrations on how pure Maine maple syrup is made. Many farms offer games, activities, treats, sugarbush tours, music, and so much more.
Want to plan a visit? Here are just 10 (of the MANY) places you could go right here in Maine!
Discover the healing power of wood-fired saunas with Fern Song Sauna! Indulge in the centuries-old tradition of sauna therapy, elevated to new heights with their wood-fired sauna experience. As the wood stove crackles and releases its comforting warmth, your body relaxes, your mind unwinds, and your spirit rejuvenates.
But the benefits go beyond mere relaxation. Wood-fired saunas are renowned for their numerous health benefits. The combination of heat and steam promotes detoxification, improves circulation, relieves muscle tension, and enhances skin health. It’s a holistic wellness experience that leaves you feeling refreshed and revitalized.
Their handcrafted sauna, transformed from a rustic horse trailer, brings a touch of retro charm and modern luxury to your relaxation journey.
But there’s more than just personal wellness at stake. By booking a session with Fern Song Sauna this month, you’re also supporting a noble cause. We’re fundraising for Tri for a Cure, a testament to their commitment to community health and wellness.
“All profits from our wood-fired mobile sauna sessions during the month of March will go directly to Maine Cancer Foundation through Tri for a Cure fundraising efforts. MCF is dedicated to helping Maine communities with cancer prevention, early detection, and access to care.”
At Lisa-Marie’s Made in Maine, we proudly offer an extensive selection of locally crafted products designed to enhance your health and wellness journey. Explore our curated collection featuring premium brands like Unfiltered Skincare, Beedandy, and Marin, all dedicated to sourcing the finest natural ingredients (especially when they can support other locals!). Indulge in luxurious body balms, nourishing oils, rejuvenating milk baths, and soothing creams, carefully crafted to elevate your self-care regimen. Shop with us and discover the perfect essentials to support your holistic well-being!
With 40+ kelp farms and growing, Maine leads the nation in seaweed aquaculture. Lobstermen, mussel growers, oyster farmers and others plant their lines in fall for harvest in April.
And Coast . . .
Maine’s wild harvesters scramble over rocks during extreme low tides to collect dulse, Irish moss, kelp, kombu, and wakame. It’s a way of life that goes back thousands of years along this coast.
. . . To Table
Maine’s top restaurants, bars, breweries and distilleries are bringing their passion and skills to local sea vegetables. Join them at the table!
It’s a cold, clear morning in March, and we’re here to bring you (virtually) to the mountains of Maine! From stunning sterling silver jewelry to intricately detailed prints and jaw-dropping photographs, each of these 3 Maine Makers captures the unique beauty of Maine’s magnificent mountaintops. Keep on reading!
Sparkly, Silver,Snow-Capped Peaks ⛰
“You dream of snow-covered mountains during the hot nights of July. As the leaves change and the air grows crisp you pray for the white magic to fall from the sky, veiling the surrounding mountains. It is time.”
Bailey DeBiase is a visual artist from Carrabassett Valley, Maine who currently lives in Portland, Maine and manages our Portland shop! Her detailed ink drawings are influenced by memories, both personal and collective.
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Her work strives to accept the fragility of memory, and create a sense of permanence to moments and times in our lives that are fleeting. She is constantly influenced by her surrounding nature, the changing of seasons, and the complexities of nostalgia.
Take Me to the Mountains 🌄
Some days it just feels better to be surrounded by trees + dirt + rocks + wide open skies. 🙌
These stud earrings are delightfully dainty. Simple and sweet, they make a perfect gift for any special occasion, or just as a way to say “I love you.” Available in 3 hypoallergenic metals:
Make Your Own Single Serving Cake in 3 Easy Steps: Add Water ➡️ Mix ➡️ Microwave…ENJOY!
#3: Chewy Baby 🚼
Chewy Q, Knobby Q, P’s in a Pod – all encourage early mouthing experiences & facilitates the development of the masseter muscle so critical for mature speech production as well as biting and chewing skills.
Sensory Spoon – “baby’s first spoon!” Helps develop eye-to-hand and hand-to-mouth coordination. Unique soft bowl, gentle for little mouths.
* all products are FREE of latex, lead, BPA, PVC, silicone and phthalates!
Winter in Maine lasts…well, as long as it wants! 😅 Keep yourself toasty in the frigid temps (even in March) with one of these super soft, super stylish, embroidered beanies!
Community Reiki & Sound Bath hosted by East Pine Plant Shop & Community Wellness, from 6PM-8PM. $40/ticket.
**this event takes place in Westbrook, not Portland, but we couldn’t help but keep it in as a really cool idea for a night out with your partner, or your friends!
Indulge in an evening dedicated to opening your heart to love in all its forms. Whether you’re fostering partnership or cultivating self-love, this class is tailored to provide you with the perfect guidance to tune into the boundless well of unconditional love within you.
More info and registration/ticket link HERE (what to bring, what’s provided, what to expect).
🌿 Plant Shop Discount: all event/offering attendees will receive a 20% discount off same-day plant shop purchases! The plant shop will open 1 hour before the event start time to be open for browsing and questions. (Excludes gift cards!)
East Pine Plant Shop 🪴
“where all things grow + thrive”
Our Botanical Oasis is a haven designed to foster holistic well-being, community connection, and personal growth. Nestled amidst lush greenery, our space is dedicated to providing you with a sanctuary where you can rejuvenate your mind, body, and spirit.
Thursday night Strikes & Slices includes 2 hours of unlimited bowling AND unlimited cheese or pepperoni pizza slices for only $12.99 per person!
♥️ Date Night #3: Friday, Feb 9th
Free Entry Fridays @ the Portland Museum of Art from 4PM-8PM.
“We’re committed to be an open, accessible, inclusive, and welcoming museum for all. We call it Art for All.“
Since the successful reopening in February 2017, and with a renewed focus on audience engagement and accessibility, the PMA has aimed to build on the new wave of energy and support at the museum. We have worked tirelessly to be be a brave space that champions freedom of expression. This has meant dedicating ourselves to presenting exhibitions and hosting programs that reflect the museum’s diverse communities and audiences, and to create experiences with art that strengthen bonds and bring us together.
♥️ Date Night #4: Saturday, Feb 10th –
Ice Skate Date ⛸️ @ Deering Oaks Park (free if you have skates!) or @ The Rink at Thompson’s Point (skate rentals available!).
The Rink at Thompson’s Point
The Thompson’s Point Rink, nestled beneath the iconic Depot Pavilion, offers a one-of-a-kind ice skating experience on the picturesque waterfront of Portland. Skaters are treated to gorgeous views of the Fore River. Beyond the state-of-the-art rink, their Beer garden, warming and VIP areas make it the perfect wintery date to enjoy with your special someone.
Deering Oaks Park
Ice skating at Deering Oaks is a true Portland experience. Strapping on your skates across from the Castle on a cold winter night, with Pandora’s lights reflecting over the ice is an experience not to be missed. Little-known fact: Whitney Houston and Denzel Washington once skated on the Deering Oaks Pond during the filming of “The Preacher’s Wife”. The Parks, Recreation and Facilities crews work to keep the pond clear of snow and groomed for skating throughout the winter.
♥️ “Day” Date #5: Sunday, Feb 11th –
Maker’s Market 🛍️ @ Brick South (Thompson’s Point) from 10AM-3PM.
The Maker’s Market is an ode to local Maine artisans, craftspeople, artists, creators and farmers. Offering the finest that Maine has to offer, a spirit of ingenuity and a deeply imbedded culture of community and togetherness. Oh, did we mention there’s a bar? Grab your friends, snag a mimosa, and peruse a variety of creations from talented Makers! Entry, free!
Lisa-Marie’s Made In Maine carries the products of 450+ Makers throughout our hoME state. Chances are, you might meet a few of them here! If you don’t want to purchase your Valentine’s gift in front of your Valentine at a Maker’s booth, ask them if they carry their work at Lisa-Marie’s; you can shop with us 7 Days a week in Portland @ 35 Exchange Street! 💝
♥️ Date Night #6: Monday, Feb 5th –
Explore Portland with a self-guided walking tour of the Pandora Lights.
Our downtown is lit up with brilliant colors all winter long, thanks to a partnership between Portland Downtown and visionary artist Pandora LaCasse.
Congress Street, Commercial Street, and iconic downtown parks — including Longfellow Square, Tommy’s Park, Boothby Square, Lincoln Park, Pleasant Street Park, and Congress Square Park — are illuminated by a kaleidoscope of fantastical colors & shapes each year, bringing radiance, warmth, and magic to cold winter nights. These dazzling displays wow residents and visitors alike and have become a true signature of downtown Portland from the holidays all through March.
“Super Tuesdays @ the Nick!” All seats, all shows, $6 tickets!
Call up your date, agree on a film, and pick up some popcorn to share while holding hands at Portland’s cozy, local movie theater in the heart of the city. With $6 tickets, you could even budget for a fancy drink at one of the many bars just a few steps away!
That’s it folks! 7 ideas for a week of fun date nights (and days!) here in Portland, Maine leading up to Valentine’s Day – and they won’t break the bank, either! Have more suggestions? Add them to the comments below!👇
Sip back, wait no – sit, back and enjoy the scents of the woman owned company – Beer Can Candle. Their soy candles are hand poured in small batches into cans and given fun Maine themed names like
These hand poured soy candles from Maine come in this classic 8 ounce jelly jar and come in dozens scents. From the light and floral to fruity, citrus scents, and of course the classic Maine Balsam, you’re sure to find the perfect fragrance for you.
This special edition candle by Salty Beach Studio is filled with their best-selling Balsam scent and ready to give as a gift. The 11oz glass pure soy candle is presented in eco-friendly Kraft gift packaging.
This Sampler from Bar Harbor Tea Company is perfect for the person that enjoys all ranges of caffeine. The box of 15 includes 5 bags of each – Fruit Tea, Green Tea, and Black Tea, all made with Wild Maine Blueberries. Whole leaf, all natural, compostable, plant based teabags with an extra long string are perfect for travel tumblers and today’s larger mugs.
Bring your tea time to the next level. Get yourself a bottle of bourbon from Split Rock Distillery and add a splash to your Cup of Sea Maine Seaweed Tea. We like the Sea Smoke black tea for it’s smoky-sweet aroma and a rich, woodsy flavor – like camping by the ocean. Or if your bath is pre-bedtime and you’re wanting to avoid caffeine, try the Sailor’s Cure All for an aromatic blend of spicy ginger and earthy turmeric, plus soothing bladderwrack.
The Old Fashioned never seems to be a bad choicr and using Maine maple syrup brings it to the next level. Follow this easy recipe…
1/2 ounce maple syrup
2 ounces bourbon
4 dashes Angostura bitters
orange peel for garnish
Add bitters, maple syrup and bourbon to a mixing glass. Stir to chill and dissolve the maple syrup. Add a large ice cube to a rocks glass and strain over.
The Lavender Sea Salt Bath Soak from Beedandy is the perfect balance of natural salts and pure essential oils to soothe your mind and nourish your skin. Carefully crafted with natural ingredients, this nourishing soak is exactly what you need for a calming, refreshing experience.
Nothing is more satisfying than watching a Miss Moonmaker Bath Fizzie explode when it hits the warm water in your bathtub. Okay, feeling the good stuff inside the fizzie on your skin as it travels through your tub may feel even more satisfying. Whether it’s to soothe, rejuvenate, revive, relax, soothe sore muscles or just give you an all over body-shimmer, there’s a bath fizzie for you.
Add 1 tablespoon of grains to palm of hand (or small bowl). Add enough warm water to create a paste. Massage into skin. Leave on skin for 10 minutes for a mask. Rinse with warm water.
Maine Sea Scrub combines real Maine sea salt + digitata seaweed to polish + rejuvenate your skin. Digitata seaweed is high in iodine and helps to soften skin. The light blend of organic lavender and pine essential oils will help you to unwind like you’re on the Maine coast.This scrub is ideal for to slough away dead skin on hands + feet.
The Fogcutters 19-piece pop rock big band based in Portland featuring a “traditional” big band set up with lots of horns, featuring a mix of original music with a unique sound.
Schooner Fare A Maine-based folk band, performing primarily original maritime and traditional folk music and known for their captivating harmonies.
The Mallett Brothers Band An independent rock and roll / Americana / country band from Maine with a style that ranges from alt-country to Americana, country, jam and roots rock.
Read some Maine authors
Monica Wood is a novelist, memoirist, and playwright, born in Maine. Her most recent novel, The One-in-a-Million Boy, has been published in 22 languages in 30 countries and won a 2017 Nautilus Award (Gold) and the New England Society Book Award.
Stephen King was born in Portland, Maine and has published over 50 books and has become one of the world’s most successful writers. King is the recipient of the 2003 National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to the American Letters and the 2014 National Medal of Arts.
Gretchen Legler lives in rural Maine and iis a farmer, gardener, teacher, writer, and lover of the natural world. Her book Woodsqueer: Crafting a Sustainable Rural Life won the 2023 Maine Literary Award for memoir and the John Cole Award for Maine-based nonfiction.
Lock in all the goodness from your bath with this Soothing Hydration Cream by Marin. It is made from marine glycoproteins, an up-cycled byproduct of lobster processing, to hydrate and repair stressed, dry, and irritated skin.
Wet face with warm water. Massage 1 dropper full of oil onto face for 1-2 minutes. Wipe off with a warm, wet cloth.
This oil cleanser combats bacteria without stripping face of natural oils – resulting in beautiful, glowing, balanced skin. Don’t forget to inhale the essential oils while you wash the day away!
A clean that’s refreshing as a dip in the Maine ocean! This Maine Sea Toner cleanses away soap residue, tightens pores, and hydrates facial skin. Shake the bottle gently before use. Spray toner onto face, carefully avoiding eyes.
While face is still damp from the Maine Sea Toner, massage in a small amount of the Unfiltered Face Cream. This Face Cream is rich, smooth, and melts right into your skin. It’s nutrient dense with healing herbs and plant oils to support aging skin, soothe sensitive skin, and calm inflamed skin.
Puffiness, fine lines, and wrinkles, dark circles!
Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with our Bright Eye Serum. Roll onto under-eye area. Allow the oils to absorb into the skin (or gentle blend in with pinkie finger).
A first-of-its-kind Lip Treatment powered by Marine Glycoproteins to deeply hydrate, repair, soothe and protect lips. Designed to soak in deeply while gently lasting for hours, leaving the lips feeling quenched all day long. Comes in two flavors: Unscented – Unscented and Unflavored, but deliciously nourishing. Like a refreshing glass of ice cold water for your lips, with just a touch of sweetness. Blueberry French Toast – A scrumptious nod to our Maine roots, with notes of maple syrup, wild Maine blueberries, cinnamon, butter and caramelized vanilla.
