Chris Burnett

Sit back, relax, and experience this year’s fall foliage from New England’s many beautiful harbors, rivers, and lakes.

These harmless insects can be a blessing in a garden, but a nuisance in a home. Learn more about the ever-popular ladybug and see why they might be worthy of peaceful coexistence.

New England is home to countless beautiful locations, but few can compete with the grandeur of Maine’s Acadia National Park.

If it’s quality summer stock theatre you’re looking for, you’ve found it. Here’s our list of some of the best summer playhouses and theaters in New England.

What do you call a sandwich made using a long roll? In New England, we go back and forth between grinders, subs, and a few other creative variations.

In 1929, an abandoned trolley bridge was decorated with hundreds of flowers. Now the Bridge of Flowers in Shelburne Falls, MA is blooming better than ever.

The culinary icon of New England baseball got a fresh start in 2009, and now, thanks in part to a bold, new recipe, Fenway Franks are more popular than ever.

Ever wonder “What do fireflies eat?” or “Why do fireflies glow?” Well, wonder no more! Here are all the enlightening answers.

Every June, the fields of Sugar Hill, NH, come to life with thousands of purple, pink, white, and blue lupines. Enjoy a selection of pictures from our tour of the town.

From fried clams to marshmallow Fluff, these six New England sandwiches are regional classics we can’t live without.

Are Jack-in-the-pulpits poisonous? Learn how to identify this mysterious woodland plant and read about its unique history and growth habits.

A small but beloved group of New England drive-in theaters offer nostalgic summer fun. From Maine to Rhode Island, here’s where to find them!