The festival takes place the weekend after Labor Day, spanning three days—from Friday to Sunday—right on scenic Ocean Boulevard, which is closed to create a pedestrian promenade filled with food, fun, and festivities. 

A mortgage company helps people borrow money to buy a home…

Ahh... farm-to-table. Is there any fresher way to eat? (Okay, don’t answer that...)

There was a time when setting the table was as much a part of dinner as the food itself. Fork on the left, knife on the right, napkin neatly folded — the quiet ritual signaling that the day’s work was done, and a shared meal was about to begin.

When it comes to knowing anything about beautiful and historic homes, Devon is our go to gal! We didn’t even know half of these amazing homes existed. Now, we can’t wait to visit...especially since many of them are in our own backyards!

These days, we could all use a little more comfort, right?!!! The world’s gone a bit cray cray. One tried-and-true way to feel better? Lifting your fork (and your mood) at a great diner. The food’s always solid, the service friendly, and there’s something beautifully nostalgic about it all. Here are some of our favorites and some even making the Chronicle List...

We hear how divided everyone is these days, but here at These Days with Devon, we know one thing we can ALL AGREE ON.... OUR LOVE of PIZZA!  So, we did our homework, and put our tastebuds to the test, and (drum roll please....)

Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a longer stay, this charming town has something for everyone. Kennebunkport, Maine, offers visitors a perfect blend of coastal beauty, luxury, and history. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a longer stay, this charming town has something for everyone. Here’s Dev’s suggestions of some of the must-visit places in Kennebunkport:

Patriot Day is the remembrance of the tragic events of September 11, 2001, when terrorists hijacked four airplanes and carried out attacks against the World Trade Center in New York City, the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, and a field in Pennsylvania.

Nestled in the scenic hills of Western Massachusetts, the Franklin County Fair in Greenfield is a beloved tradition that captures the heart of New England charm. As one of the oldest fairs in the country, it offers a vibrant mix of agricultural displays, thrilling rides, and classic fair treats. But Greenfield has even more to offer beyond the fairgrounds. Whether you're exploring local shops, hiking nearby trails, or dining at cozy eateries, this town is brimming with activities that make it the perfect destination for a memorable visit.

The holiday has its roots in the labor movement, which sought to improve working conditions, hours, and wages for workers during the Industrial Revolution. Learn all about celebrating this holiday in our comprehensive article.

Antiquing refers to the hobby or profession of searching for and collecting antiques, which are items typically over 100 years old. This activity involves exploring antique shops, flea markets, estate sales, auctions, and sometimes even online marketplaces to find unique and valuable items. For antique-hunting in New England and tips from thrifty-pros, read on!

Regular gutter cleaning is crucial for preventing water damage and maintaining your home's integrity, especially during the fall when leaves can clog gutters. You can reach out to these companies to get quotes and schedule a cleaning that fits your needs. 

Both the Mohawk Trail and the Kancamagus Highway offer unforgettable experiences during the fall, showcasing the rich natural beauty of New England's autumn season. Whether you're looking for a leisurely drive or an adventurous hike, these routes provide a perfect escape into the vibrant world of fall foliage. Don’t you just love New England?!

In New England, "Indian Summer," also known as "Second Summer," refers to a period of unseasonably warm, dry, and calm weather occurring in late autumn. Typically, this phenomenon happens after the first frost but before the onset of winter, usually between late September and mid-November. It's characterized by clear skies, warm days, cool nights, and often a hazy atmosphere​.

The "What the Fluff?" Festival is an annual celebration in Somerville, Massachusetts, honoring Marshmallow Fluff, a beloved New England treat invented in 1917. Since 2006, the festival has drawn thousands to Union Square with its quirky fluff-themed games, cooking contests, live music, and playful performances. The event captures the whimsical spirit of Somerville and celebrates local innovation, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to indulge in a bit of sweet nostalgia.

Unlock the potential of your antique finds by learning how to style them like a pro. Whether you’ve just stumbled upon a vintage treasure or inherited a timeless piece, we'll show you creative ways to blend old-world charm with modern design, transforming your space into a unique reflection of your personal style.

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Check out some of Boston’s best rooftop hot spots. We did....

The fun never stops...and it’s not just for ski season. We are

talking year round...