Monument Square

Is Maine the home of the most clever business signs around?

It began as a small flash mob in Portland's Monument Square in 2012, and has grown to include over 100 dancers that draw big crowds each year before Halloween.

I know It's September, but Portland needs a *Christmas* tree now.

I'll die on this hill.

This is the type of love and generosity I want to see flow through my city.

Inclement weather is cited as the reason for the delay of the tree's delivery to Monument Square.

The locally sourced tree will act as a symbol for the holiday season in downtown Portland.

Black Friday will be buzzing in Portland's Monument Square for the tree lighting and World Cup match against England.

For those of you who work, live in, or visit Portland, you’re going to get quite the jumpscare today.

Popular food cart, Roll Call has a brand new brick and mortar location, right in the heart of Monument Square in Portland.

Need some Christmas spirit? This trumpet playing Santa elf is just the trick.

That tree was always destined for Monument Square.

They're looking for the next big tree to grace downtown Portland in Monument Square for the Holidays;

All it takes is one quick look outside to know that Christmas time is upon us, but there's still one more thing that needs to happen in Maine before the Holiday season begins officially. Light up those trees, or lighthouses!

Now with the tree up and in place the workers can begin the daunting process of stringing up the over 5,000 lights and have it ready for the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony on Friday the 23rd.

Each shop participating will then begin to build their own 16 foot Maine Italian, combining them all to make a sandwich that is 144 feet long. Then it's our turn to dig in!