Good morning, Portland.

Calvary Chapel Greater Portland held its 'Make Heaven Crowded' event at the Portland Expo Center on May 15 — drawing a large crowd with heavy police presence and prompting over two dozen local faith groups to stage a peaceful counter-event downtown that underscores its growing role in local discourse.

On Saturday, May 17, Belfast VFW members collected donations outside the Belfast Co-op to support those affected by the Robbins Lumber explosion and fire.

The contributions will aid injured first responders, their families, and local fire departments in meeting their needs.

Maine Labor Commissioner Laura Fortman announced that workers displaced from Robbins Lumber will soon have access to a rapid response program that speeds up unemployment insurance applications.

The Department of Labor team conducts a needs assessment today to identify necessary services.

MenoPantry, a women-owned Portland nutrition company, today launched MenoMix—a smoothie powder with 21 grams protein, 5 grams fiber, and 9 grams antioxidants—to ease menopause symptoms.

Co-founders Kate Howe and Caitlin Hosmer will appear on Greenlight Maine May 30 to present their approach to healthy midlife nutrition.

Yesterday, the 27th Maine Heart Walk took place on Back Cove Trail (starting at 8 a.m. with a 9:30 a.m. race) and raised over $400,000 for heart disease research, with organizers aiming to break the previous record of $423,000.

Falmouth’s Luke Kusel and Eli Sidhu won the state doubles tennis final yesterday at Bates College — beating Brunswick’s Brendan Shaw and Evan Williams 7-5, 6-4.

They overcame early deficits in both sets to earn their second state title.

USM baseball defeated Babson College, 14-4, at Ed Flaherty Field Sunday to secure their spot in today's NCAA regional final against top seed Rowan University (scheduled for 11 a.m.).

Paint Outdoors in Portland

9-10 a.m. — Fort Williams Park — Check the website for ticket prices — Experience creativity in nature while painting at a scenic park.

Paint Outdoors in Portland, Maine

9-10 a.m. — Fort Williams Park — Ticketed entry — Enjoy a morning of outdoor painting at a scenic park in Cape Elizabeth.

Paint Outdoors in Portland, Maine

9-10 a.m. — Fort Williams Park — Ticketed event — Enjoy an outdoor painting session amid the scenic beauty of Fort Williams Park.

High Fade Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — Portland House Of Music and Events — $37 general admission — Enjoy an evening with High Fade at the vibrant Portland venue.

HEY PARTY PEOPLE! Comedy Show

6:30 p.m. — The Hill Arts — $Varies — Experience a night of fast-paced sketches that balance absurdity and relatability with local comedy talent.

Paint Outdoors in Portland

9-10 a.m. — Fort Williams Park — Ticket purchase required — Enjoy a morning of creativity in a beautiful outdoor setting.

Playing Card Painting Workshop

6-8 p.m. — Belleflower Brewing Company — $10 entry — Create unique painted cards while supporting the Maine Cancer Foundation and meet fellow crafting enthusiasts.

Paint Outdoors in Portland, Maine

9-10 a.m. — Fort Williams Park — Check website for pricing — Enjoy a morning of creativity in a beautiful outdoor setting.

Paint Outdoors in Portland, Maine

9-10 a.m. — Fort Williams Park — Ticket required — Explore your creativity while painting amidst the natural beauty of Fort Williams Park.

Noir at the Bar: Maine Crime Writing Night

7-9 p.m. — Belleflower Brewing Company — Free entry — Experience suspenseful tales and criminally good storytelling with Maine's crime writing community.