Fall color is beginning to emerge, with colder nights expected to accelerate the change in the days ahead. Jim Salge shares his latest foliage forecast, including where color is appearing now, how drought may affect the coast, and what to look for this coming weekend.
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Best New England Fall Festivals & Events | 2026
Add these New England fall festivals and fairs to your autumn to-do list. Updated for 2026!
5 Best Pumpkin Festivals in New England
Looking for phenomenal fall celebrations? These annual events are the best pumpkin festivals in New England!
Best Coffee Shop in Every New England State
Rain or shine, blizzard or heat wave, New Englanders love their java. Here are our picks for the best coffee shop in each state.
Ready to welcome spring? Here’s a sampling of the best spring events in New England, from flowers and farms to antiques and a river filled with rubber ducks.
12 New England Fairs to Visit This Fall
With their giant pumpkins and tractor pulls, livestock exhibits and deep-fried whoopie pies, these New England fairs deserve a spot on your autumn adventures list.
Autumn in our region means more than just beautiful leaves. Here, Yankee ranks the best foliage towns in New England in 14 categories, from scenery to farmstands to food and lodging.
10 Best Fall Road Trips in New England
Ready for an autumn New England road trip? From back roads and small towns to coastal spots, these New England road trip ideas offer a wonderful way to enjoy the season.
When flowers bloom and warm breezes flow, there’s no shortage of fun ways to celebrate. Here’s our curated list of all the best things to do in the spring in New England.
A sampling of our favorite New England garden centers, plus simple tips for keeping spring flowering favorites happy and healthy.
Warm Up to Winter in the Mohawk Trail Region
From cultural and historical tourism to exhilarating outdoor activities, the adventures never stop in this corner of Massachusetts.
A stretching bobcat. Sunbathing fox kits. Motionless moose. When Roger Irwin takes his camera into nature, he wants “people to see what I’ve been lucky enough to see.”