From skiing and snow tubing to ziplining and touring ice castles, here are sixteen ways for the whole family to love another cold New England winter.
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A visit to Meb’s Kitchenwares in a season five episode of Weekends with Yankee inspired us to share some of our favorite regional creations in a gift guide celebrating New England craftsmanship.
The Joys of Jack Jumping
A timeless Vermont tradition that returns anyone to childhood.
For “Common Ground” (season 5, episode 2), Weekends with Yankee co-host Richard Wiese headed to West Cornwall, Connecticut, to make some new furry friends at Country Quilt Llama Farm. Inspired by his visit, here are nine more New England animal experiences that guarantee an unforgettable up-close encounter. (Note: Since many businesses and attractions are still adjusting […]
5 Questions with Lydia Shire
Catching up with this pioneering Boston chef and Weekends with Yankee season five guest.
The Artist in Winter | Eric Aho
Growing up Finnish-American taught Eric Aho to meet the extremes of winter with extremes of imagination.
Best New England Luxury Escapes
Dreaming of a truly indulgent escape? These New England luxury getaway resorts and hotels guarantee a pampered experience you’ll never forget.
Becoming Mikaela
When an all-business 8-year-old named Mikaela Shiffrin joined a New Hampshire ski club back in 2003, coaches and parents knew they were witnessing something special.
Guide to New England Polo Clubs
Always wanted to attend a New England polo match or learn to play the game yourself? Learn more about some notable New England polo clubs.
Walkability is the name of the game in the seaport town of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where big-city offerings blend seamlessly with coastal New England charm. Learn our picks for the best things to do, eat, and where to stay in Portsmouth.
From the city of Boston to the smallest New England towns, African-American heritage trails honor the lives and contributions of black New Englanders.
5 Questions with John Hodgman
Though most widely known as the “PC” from those classic “I’m a Mac/I’m a PC” ads, Massachusetts native John Hodgman has enjoyed fame on several fronts in short order. At age 48, he’s been a Daily Show regular, a comic bit player in movies and TV shows like Parks and Recreation and Baby Mama, and a New York Times Magazine advice expert (aka […]