For 160 years, W.A. Bean & Sons has been one of the nation's finest butcher shops.

In Milo, Maine, Rose Normann crafts clothing that embodies a blend of rugged practicality and refined elegance. Each piece of Dippermouth’s small-batch clothing is designed, drafted, printed, cut, and sewn in-house, for women seeking functional and fashionable attire.

At Northern Solstice Alpaca Farm a focus on function, fashion, and sustainability creates the foundation for socks that foster happy feet while walking in the woods.

Nestled on a small road in Intervale, New Hampshire, we find the birthplace of perhaps the world’s most desired boot, Peter Limmer and Sons.

Artist and furniture maker Aspen Gollan is crafting a culture of inclusivity in the field of green woodworking. Our first stop along maker’s way takes us to Rochester, New Hampshire and Woodbury, Vermont where we discover how the Chairmaker’s Toolbox is enhancing accessibility and equity in the world of chairmaking.

Emily Kalina’s artistic journey has been deeply influenced by her experiences living with epilepsy. Today, we journey to New Hampshire's Seacoast to explore how embracing digital art and medical innovations has transformed both her life and her art.

Suzanne Foley is building a radically inclusive business model at Port City Pretzel. Join us in Portsmouth, New Hampshire to learn how Suzanne’s commitment to an accessible hiring process is creating meaningful job opportunities for all individuals.

Lionel Loveless, brings a unique twist to fashion in Hampton Falls, New Hampshire. Self-taught and with a love for all things vintage, Lionel upcycles material into one-of-a-kind neckwear at Officially Knotted Bowties.

Artist and furniture maker Aspen Gollan is crafting a culture of inclusivity in the field of green woodworking. Our first stop along maker’s way takes us to Rochester, New Hampshire and Woodbury, Vermont where we discover how the Chairmaker’s Toolbox is enhancing accessibility and equity in the world of chairmaking.

L.L. Bean has been making the most of every moment outside since 1912.

One hundred and twenty years ago the son of a sea captain founded a business in his family’s smokehouse to produce mustard for Maine’s burgeoning sardine industry.

From Maine to Madagascar, Molly Holmberg Brown captures the places that matter to us through beautiful, handcrafted maps.

Ebenezer Akakpo’s work is a testament to his belief in the power of design to bridge cultures and communities. In Portland and Westbrook, ME, Akakpo & Co’s approach merges traditional Ghanaian symbols with contemporary design across jewelry and apparel, shining a light on Ebenezer’s cultural heritage.

Located in the former Small Arms Firing Range on the re-developed Brunswick Naval Air Station in Midcoast Maine is Flight Deck Brewing. The tasting room has become known not just for great tasting beers, but for their dedication to exceptional craft pizzas.

A pizza wouldn’t be a pizza without cheese. In the same former jailhouse that is home to the mill at Maine Grains, resides another award winning maker, Crooked Face Creamery.

In a former victorian jailhouse now resides a gristmill that provides a valuable link between farms, bakeries, restaurants, and breweries. Maine Grains creates exceptional, locally sourced stone ground flour in support of the health and livelihood of the farmers and communities it serves.

In a former victorian jailhouse now resides a gristmill that provides a valuable link between farms, bakeries, restaurants, and breweries. Maine Grains creates exceptional, locally sourced stone ground flour in support of the health and livelihood of the farmers and communities it serves.

Now that we’ve used our stone mill and have our flour on hand, we journey a few miles up the road to the village of Canaan, where a 100% fresh stone-milled pizza dough is tasting good and doing good for customers and communities alike.

Our first stop on our path to craft pizza takes us to Lamoille Valley, Vermont, to visit with one family that is helping herald a return to a time honored tradition of stone milling grain. Lessons learned during decades of superb baking at Elmore Mountain Bread has helped inspire a new business dedicated to handcrafting world class stone mills.

Our next stop along Maker’s Way takes us to Portsmouth, New Hampshire to visit a space that has built a thriving community dedicated to the arts. Portsmouth Music and Arts Center provides all people with the opportunity to achieve their full creative potential.

Namory Keita began drumming in the village of Sangbarala, Guinea at age 7. Today, Namory inspires communities in Southern Maine, and across the world with his mastery as a drummer, teacher, and drum builder.

For decades, Jonathan Cooper has masterfully created handmade violins, violas, and cellos for musicians across the world. Our journey’s first stop is to the second floor of the historic State Theater, in the heart of Portland, Maine.

Dana Bourgeois leads a group of expert artisans flawlessly crafting acoustic guitars. Join us in a former wool mill in Lewiston, Maine to explore the creation of guitars that offer a playing experience of a lifetime.

Maine made and Ocean tough, Rugged Seas transforms recycled fisherman’s bibs into gear bags, backpacks, totes, and more, while fulfilling a social mission to support the people who fish our waters.

Delicately evaporated over the course of days, our finishing salt is rich with trace elements from the ocean that give it a pure and wild merroir. Hand harvested, and meticulously grated for quality and consistency,

The Maine Oyster Company is a community & company built on love, driven by passion & committed to sharing Maine oysters, Maine seafood & our "Way of Life."

John Lentz expertly builds wooden boats, inspired by designs of a lobster boat built in the early 1900s. Join us in Topsham, Maine as we explore the craftsmanship of a premiere wooden boat steeped in tradition and innovation.

In Dresden Falls, Maine, artists Terrill Waldman & Charlie Jenkins craft unique hand blown glass in a saltbox barn on the shores of the Eastern River. Through clean forms and vibrant colors, Tandem Glass harnesses fire and nature’s beauty to create striking and timeless pieces.

Influenced by Japanese, Southeast Asian, and Scandinavian designs, Nick Rossi Knives melds tradition and innovation. A certified Master Bladesmith, Nick forges dynamic, one-of-a-kind pieces that are as functional as they are exquisite.

Welcome to the world of Tim Christensen, where ceramics are a canvas for unraveling the intricate tapestry of relationships. Through porcelain and the ancient art of sgraffito, Tim's work reflects a deep-rooted passion for our environment and a commitment to creating pieces that transcend time.

For over a decade, Joe Higgins has helped fishermen capture memories through his artistry as a fish printer. Today we travel to Rockyneck in Gloucester and to his gallery in Rockport, Massachusetts to learn how Joe brings his fresh fish prints to life.

One hundred and twenty years ago the son of a sea captain founded a business in his family’s smokehouse to produce mustard for Maine’s burgeoning sardine industry.

For 160 years, W.A. Bean & Sons has been one of the nation's finest butcher shops.

For 160 years, W.A. Bean & Sons has been one of the nation's finest butcher shops.

L.L. Bean has been making the most of every moment outside since 1912.

From Maine to Madagascar, Molly Holmberg Brown captures the places that matter to us through beautiful, handcrafted maps.

Portsmouth Music and Arts Center provides all people with the opportunity to achieve their full creative potential.

Namory inspires communities across the world with his mastery as a drummer, teacher, and drum builder.

Join us as we explore the birthplace of perhaps the world’s most desired boot, Peter Limmer and Sons.

By custom fabricating each oven, and using the finest french made oven cores, Maine Wood Heat’s beautiful ovens are crafted to last while always attracting a crowd.

In the same former jailhouse that is home to the mill at Maine Grains, resides another award winning maker, Crooked Face Creamery.

We journey to the village of Canaan, where a 100% fresh stone-milled pizza dough is tasting good and doing good for customers and communities alike.

Maine Grains creates exceptional, locally sourced stone ground flour in support of the health and livelihood of the farmers and communities it serves.

Join us in a former wool mill in Lewiston, Maine to explore the creation of guitars that offer a playing experience of a lifetime.

For decades, Jonathan Cooper has masterfully created handmade violins, violas, and cellos for musicians across the world.

Lessons learned during decades of superb baking at Elmore Mountain Bread has helped inspire a new business dedicated to handcrafting world class stone mills.

The tasting room has become known not just for great tasting beers, but for their dedication to exceptional craft pizzas.

Maine made and Ocean tough, Rugged Seas transforms recycled fisherman’s bibs into gear bags, backpacks, totes, and more, while fulfilling a social mission to support the people who fish our waters.

Delicately evaporated over the course of days, our finishing salt is rich with trace elements from the ocean that give it a pure and wild merroir.

The Maine Oyster Company is a community & company built on love, driven by passion & committed to sharing Maine oysters, Maine seafood & our "Way of Life."

John Lentz expertly builds wooden boats, inspired by designs of a lobster boat built in the early 1900s. Join us in Topsham, Maine as we explore the craftsmanship of a premiere wooden boat steeped in tradition and innovation.

For over a decade, Joe Higgins has helped fishermen capture memories through his artistry as a fish printer. Today we travel to Rockyneck in Gloucester and to his gallery in Rockport, Massachusetss to learn how Joe brings his fresh fish prints to life.