So small, wild and sweet, Maine blueberries are one of the signature tastes of summer. Raking a new crop from the low bushes growing across the barrens is a way of life Downeast, and the annual three-day Machias Wild Blueberry Festival is a can’t-miss celebration featuring live music, artists and artisans, delicious food and carnival […]
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Freeport is so much fun (and a little bit frenzied) on midsummer weekends. Take a break from shopping at our signature summertime oasis! We’re pitching one of Caleb Erskine’s bright and breezy Living Intent yurts at our store right on Bow Street in Freeport and filling the airy, serene space with FREE, relaxing activities for mind, […]
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Our signature summer oasis is headed to the Lakes Region. We’re pitching one of Caleb Erskine’s bright and breezy Living Intent yurts at our store on Route 302 in Raymond and filling the airy, serene space with FREE, relaxing activities for mind, body and soul. Escape the traffic and explore yoga, henna tattoos, Sanskrit lessons, […]
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A traditional yurt is built to travel with nomadic tribes, and Caleb Erskine of Living Intent Yurt Company built the Mexicali Blues yurt to follow ours. We’re creating another oasis for the Mexicali Tribe this Saturday at our Newcastle Store right on Route One! Leave stressful, high-traffic travel behind and step inside a peaceful place […]
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The art of body painting with henna has been practiced for over 5000 years in Pakistan, India, Africa, and the Middle East. Because henna has natural cooling properties, it originally was applied as a paste to soothe overheated hands and feet. When the stain then faded away, it naturally left patterns on the skin surface. […]
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