Deering Oaks

From Portland to Ogunquit, it appears that we are in for a season of drama, laughs, music, and unforgettable performances.

It's always so cool to look back and see what the ground you walk on every day looked like at a time where you weren't even born.

There's a few roads in Maine I would instantly think of if you asked me which ones I personally think are terrible, and this road wasn't one of them.

Mark your calendars, start planning your outfits, and I’ll see you on June 18 for a colorful, positive, beautiful day filled with love.

Deering Oaks has a browntail moth problem, and no one wants to buy fresh fruits and veggies with that around. Good thing there's another park near by.

An accident that involved an inebriated driver, left an elderly 76-year-old man dead and others injured.

A group of women dubbing themselves "The Scarf Mob" covered Deering Oaks with winter clothing for anyone that needs it.

Lauren Sawyer of Laruen Sawyer Photography captured this beautiful photograph of the hawk which is far from home.

"There is no better place to practice yoga than outdoors with the sun on your skin, the grass beneath your toes, and the wind in your hair!"

Presented by The Friends of Deering Oaks, you're invited to bring your lantern and join them in the park for their lantern lit walk.

Michael O will be back in town for the 15th annual Festival of Nations at Deering Oaks in Portland this Saturday!

An old photo showing the corner of State and Park Street at the entrance to Deering Oaks Park in the 1930s shows two pillars on either side of State street. They still stand today with one thing missing.