Twenty ways into 1,350+ curated Maine businesses — makers, retailers, and the products they carry. Pick a category to see every business in the Guide — or search the full directory.
Specialty foods, pantry goods, and farm-direct products from working farms and small-batch producers.
Handmade pottery, textiles, lighting, and accent pieces with real Maine provenance.
Independent-label apparel, locally sewn bags, and hand-knit accessories from makers statewide.
Paintings, prints, photography, and handmade instruments from studios in every corner of Maine.
Handcrafted soaps, balms, candles, and small-batch botanicals from Maine wellness makers.
Tasting rooms, canned releases, and merch from one of the country's great craft beer states.
Packs, paddles, surfboards, and ski gear built by people who actually use what they sell.
Sea glass collections, sterling silver, and one-of-a-kind pieces from independent studios.
One-of-a-kind Maine shops that defy easy classification — and are worth discovering.
Locally-made treats, durable gear, and supplies from family-owned pet shops.
New releases, Maine authors, and rare finds from the state's beloved independent bookstores.
Handmade wooden toys, organic clothing, and curated gifts from family-owned shops.
Small-batch roasters, subscription beans, and craft espresso bars from Portland to the Highlands.
Oyster farms, lobster co-ops, and fish markets selling direct from Maine's working coast.
Curated tools, cookware, and gourmet ingredients from Maine's independent kitchen shops.
Specialty tools, heritage goods, and curated collections from locally owned stores.
Lobster shacks and farm-to-table kitchens offering merch, gift cards, and prepared foods.
Wood-fired bread, precise espresso, and pastries worth the line — many ship nationwide.
Craft cocktail bars and neighborhood taprooms with merchandise and gift cards.
Boutique hotels and Maine's most distinctive independent stays, region by region.