Exploring the darkness that lurks in Maine's woods
Maine is a place where fog clings to the trees, stories linger in the soil, and the night carries more than shadows. Acadia After Dark uncovers the folklore, haunted history, and unexplained encounters that shape this rugged coastline and deep forest. Made by locals who know these woods intimately, our work blends research, storytelling, and horror to reveal the strange world that thrives after sunset.
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Jenni Plumstead is a Maine‑based creative force whose work lives at Dreamcatcher Antiques in Ellsworth. As the owner of Wicked Treasure, she curates an ever‑evolving collection of oddities, handcrafted pieces, and vintage finds that celebrate the 90s. Her shop has become a haven for people who love the weird, the whimsical, and the wonderfully nostalgic.
Jenni has published a book of poetry and is in the process of working on a novel. Her writing on Substack is focused more on political and social commentary. Jenni is an advocate for community, creativity, and self‑expression. She’s known for uplifting other makers, encouraging people to embrace their quirks, and fostering spaces where individuality is not just accepted but celebrated.
Her interests are as wide‑ranging as her talents. From the glowing allure of uranium glass to the world of card games like Magic the Gathering and Pokemon, Jenni approaches every passion with genuine enthusiasm and a collector’s eye. She’s also no stranger to the eerie side of life — having grown up around the local legends, haunted corners, and the unexplained happenings that give our small towns their character.
Whether she’s crafting, writing, or exploring the stories tucked into Maine’s backroads, Jenni brings a sense of wonder to everything she touches. Her work invites others to do the same: to look closer, dig deeper, and find the magic hidden in the everyday
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