A Season of Change: Farms of Mount Desert Island September 28, 2021 Fall on Mount Desert Island is a time of change: leaves turning colors, cooler temperatures, shorter days, and…
Growing Gardens, Growing Minds at Mount Desert Elementary August 27, 2021 As soon as you walk into the garden at Mount Desert Elementary School (MDES), you’re transported to another world. Sunflowers…
Mount desert 365 Hires New Communications and Development Manager August 27, 2021 Mount Desert 365 welcomed their new Communications and Development Manager, Eliza Worrick, on Aug. 16, 2021. Eliza took…
Robyn Hanson knows the trails on Mount Desert Island better than most. A fifth-generation Seal Harbor resident, she and her business partner, Jamie Whitehead, have launched the Acadia Outdoor Center to enhance local outdoor experiences while providing year-round recreation for the community.
Entering the Naturalist’s Notebook in Seal Harbor is like crossing the threshold into another world –– only the world is this world, and the story it tells is the oldest story in existence. The beloved Exploratorium will reopen in 2021 as a year-round establishment.
Georgia O’Keeffe once wrote that “Nothing is less real than realism. Details are confusing. It is only by selection, by elimination, by emphasis, that we get at the real meaning of things.” At Artemis Gallery in Northeast Harbor, a collection of Maine-inspired and Maine-made artworks give evidence of O’Keeffe’s words.