Tzatski is a wonderful soup that you might not have had as it’s unlike most soups we usually eat. It has its roots in Bulgarian and Greek cooking, and you can find it at Ukrainian restaurants as a fitting foil to the legendarily Ukrainian borscht.
As the months grow colder people begin to crave warm stews packed with nutrients, however, I see very few options that are Vegan friendly. This recipe can be adapted based on what […]
During stressful times such as these I find it to be helpful and calming to drink a good cup of tea. I put together a couple of tea recipes that I find […]
Steak au Poivre (Pepper Steak) By Ian Kerr I know its not good to eat too much red meat, but sometimes I can’t help it! Here is my go-to recipe for a […]
Hello everyone! Here’s a short list of some things that are going on in the Greater Portland area and beyond that hopefully will help you catch up on the local political situation, […]
YOU ARE INVITED TO TRADEMARK’S END-OF-SUMMER NEIGHBORHOOD PARTY! The Trademark has been in the neighborhood since last fall, but they have not had the chance to properly introduce themselves . They’re making […]
Maine printmaking began in the 1880s when the Portland Society of Art was founded. The most popular printmaking method used in Maine today is monotype. “There are a lot of monotypes and […]
Salutations Beacon readers, my name is Keannah Breault, the Arts and Culture section editor for Fall 2021. This year I hope to spark joy through my writing and to be a voice […]
by Theresa Rebeck Shoe-obsessed divorcee Hayley played by Annie Henks regales us with hilarious stories as she re-enters the world of dating in this 90-minute (no break) one-woman show. “And then I realize, […]
JANUARY 2, 2013 – DECEMBER 29, 2022 NLZC, Topsham Every 1 week(s) between January 2, 2013 and December 29, 2022 Wednesdays, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm The Northern Light Zen Center uses […]
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