Good morning, Portland.

The Gorham Farmers Market (with 35 vendors) at 65 South St runs every Saturday morning from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. offering baked goods, vegan chocolates, pet treats, goat cheese and handmade wooden items through October.

A month after a heart attack on Apr.

24 that required 15 minutes of CPR, Pastor Ken Jackson visited Scarborough Public Safety Building to thank the police, firefighters, and EMS personnel. He is recovering well and credits their quick response (his wife noted he now sleeps better).

Live Nation said Friday that it has cut ties with the proposed 3,300-seat Portland Music Hall project at the corner of Cumberland Avenue and Myrtle Street — the company will not join any legal actions against the city.

Wyman Power Station on Cousins Island has requested a clean air exemption from the Maine DEP (allowing it to run for 13 more years without upgrading NOx controls) as local groups argue the plant must follow updated standards to protect Casco Bay and public health.

A state health report released Friday offers a survival guide for town leaders to protect vulnerable groups from rising extreme heat and volatile winters — the guide shows that Portland’s dangerous heat days could jump from 4 to nearly 14 by 2050 while recommending emergency plans using local buildings.

Portland Music Holdings asked city officials on May 14 to preserve all records in anticipation of litigation over its proposed 3,300-seat Live Nation concert venue that is stalled by a new 750-foot buffer zone for large venues + no suit has been filed but the group plans legal action.

With warmer weather arriving, hiking experts urge residents to prepare for trips on Maine trails today and in coming days.

Ariel Temple from SOLO Schools explains what to pack for the hike + how to handle first aid and overnight safety.

With Lyme Disease Awareness Month underway, Maine health experts report a rise in tick activity compared with last year and warn residents—especially those spending time outdoors—to check for ticks on themselves, clothing, and pets.

Dr. Sean McCloy said even sidewalks can now harbor deer ticks.

Chanel and Onyx are two adorable puppies available for adoption at the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland (visit for details) as they look for a loving home.

Maine Footy, the state’s first professional-amateur women’s soccer club, will play its first home game this weekend to inspire young female athletes in Portland.

The team is led by captain Emma Badger and supported by sponsors like Evergreen Credit Union.

You Got Gold: A Celebration of John Prine

2-5 p.m. — The Hill Arts — Ticket information available — Experience a heartfelt tribute to the legendary songwriter John Prine featuring artists sharing stories and performances.

Paint Outdoors in Portland, Maine

9-10 a.m. — Fort Williams Park — Ticketed event — Capture the beauty of Portland in vibrant hues at this outdoor painting session.

Paint Outdoors in Portland, Maine

9-10 a.m. — Fort Williams Park — Ticket prices vary — Create your masterpiece against the stunning backdrop of Fort Williams Park.

Paint Outdoors in Portland, Maine

1-10 a.m. — Fort Williams Park — Ticketed event — Enjoy painting in the beautiful outdoors of Maine.

Paint Outdoors in Portland, Maine

1-10 a.m. — Fort Williams Park — Ticket prices vary — Explore your artistic side with outdoor painting in a beautiful park setting.

Heather Lynn Album Release Concert

8-11 p.m. — SPACE — All ages — Celebrate the release of Heather Lynn's new album with a night of diverse music and special guests.

Cut and Paste Collage Event

4-7 p.m. — Lambs — Free — Get creative with friends while enjoying drinks at this fun collage-making event.

Coffee with Invoyce

7-11 a.m. — Genest Concrete — Free coffee and donuts — Network while discussing how Invoyce can streamline your contracting business.

Onóir Live Concert

7:30 p.m. — Maine Irish Heritage Center — $40-$55 — Experience the vibrant sound of contemporary Irish music with Onóir in an intimate setting.

Paint Outdoors in Portland, Maine

1-9 a.m. — Fort Williams Park — Ticket prices vary — Explore your artistic side in a picturesque outdoor setting.