A collection of images celebrating the beauty of early New England churches from architectural photographer Steve Rosenthal.
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The best made-in-New-England delicacies of 2017 find a perfect pairing with the artisan wares of Vermont’s Simon Pearce.
Celebrating New England’s best cheeses, meats, jams, sweets, and other gift-worthy treats in Yankee Magazine’s annual food awards.
The Boston Christmas Tree Tradition: Why Nova Scotia Has Sent a Giant Tree to Boston Since 1971
Discover the history behind the Boston Christmas tree tradition, from its origins in the aftermath of the 1917 Halifax Explosion to Nova Scotia’s annual gift that has become one of Boston’s most cherished holiday symbols.
A Movable Forest
For a hard-luck Vermont farm couple, bringing Christmas trees to the big city takes grit, perseverance, and just a touch of “secret sauce.”
A beginner’s guide to popular Christmas tree types, tips on bringing home the best one for your family, and a grab bag of New England Christmas tree trivia.
From tours of decked-out historic houses to holiday parades and bazaars, these top New England holiday events are worth the drive.
How a long-neglected Newport mansion became The National Museum of American Illustration, a dazzling showcase for American masterworks of illustration art.
Mystic, Connecticut | Could You Live Here?
Could you live in Mystic, Connecticut? The waters run deep in this lively seaport that celebrates maritime history and ocean beauty.
Dear Yankee | November 2017
A New Chapter When our feature about the forthcoming sale of E.B. White’s former home [“The House at Allen Cove,” September/October] appeared in a special preview on NewEngland.com, the news was picked up by dozens of national and even international outlets. The story created a swell of interest in the historic Maine salt-water farm where […]
New England Foliage Without the Crowds
Leave the car and your fellow leaf-peepers behind at these quintessential (and quiet) New England autumn destinations.
A Perfect Weekend in Kent, Connecticut
In Yankee’s No. 1 New England foliage town of Kent, Connecticut, there’s much more to love than just the leaves.