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As Oktoberfest season approaches, New England’s craft beer scene is ready to shine with a lineup of exceptional breweries offering seasonal brews, festive events, and truly inspired flavors. From crisp lagers to bold pumpkin ales, the region’s breweries celebrate the spirit of Oktoberfest with creativity and craftsmanship. Whether you're looking to sip a traditional stein at a local beer hall or enjoy a scenic brewery experience surrounded by fall foliage, New England’s best breweries promise a perfect blend of craft beer and autumn festivities. Cheers!
Massachusetts is home to a variety of farms that come alive in the fall, offering quintessential New England experiences like hayrides, pumpkin patches, and apple picking. From family-friendly farms with corn mazes to rustic retreats offering scenic hayrides through colorful autumn landscapes, there's something for everyone. Whether you're looking to enjoy a classic hayride under the crisp autumn sky or explore the region’s farm-to-table traditions, the farms of Massachusetts provide a perfect seasonal escape filled with fresh produce, vibrant foliage, and community charm.
Meredith, New Hampshire, is a charming lakeside town that offers a unique blend of scenic beauty, rich history, and a strong sense of community. Nestled along the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee, the town's natural surroundings, including proximity to the White Mountains, make it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, while its vibrant local culture, top-notch dining, and cozy inns provide a warm, inviting atmosphere. Whether you’re seeking a serene lifestyle or a weekend getaway, Meredith offers the best of New England living.
The House of the Seven Gables, also known as the Turner-Ingersoll Mansion, is a historic landmark located in Salem, Massachusetts. Built in 1668 by Captain John Turner, this colonial mansion is one of the oldest surviving 17th-century wooden mansions in New England.
Looking for the best burgers in the Boston area? From iconic local spots, to beloved chains, to unique finds you won't find anywhere else, we have the list. Whether you like your burger loaded or simple, these local favorites will satisfy any craving!
The Head of the Charles Regatta, held every October in Boston since 1965, is the world’s largest two-day rowing event and a cherished New England tradition. The Head of the Charles is more than just a rowing competition; it’s a festival that transforms the city into a lively celebration of athleticism and community.
The holiday, which replaces Columbus Day in many parts of the country, aims to shift focus from colonial history to the resilience and rich traditions of Indigenous peoples. Explore ways to celebrate this day and learn more about the local Indigenous history of New England.
The North End Columbus Day Parade in Boston is a lively celebration of Italian-American culture and heritage. Held every other year, this festive event takes place in the heart of the historic North End neighborhood. Featuring vibrant marching bands, colorful floats, and performances by local organizations, the parade showcases the rich traditions of Boston's Italian-American community.
Halloween costumes in 2024 are all about pushing the boundaries of creativity, embracing the latest pop culture trends, and reimagining classic favorites with a fresh twist. Explore trends, unique ideas, and more in this article!
Looking for the best coffee spots in the Greater Boston area? Whether you're craving a strong espresso, a cozy ambiance, or a unique brew, we’ve rounded up the top coffee shops that offer more than just a caffeine fix. From hidden gems to local favorites, here's where to find your next perfect cup.
Castle in the Clouds, also known as the Lucknow Estate, is a stunning early 20th-century mansion nestled in the Ossipee Mountains overlooking Lake Winnipesaukee in Moultonborough, New Hampshire.
Here are some of the best breweries in the Bay State to celebrate Oktoberfest in style. From traditional lagers to creative craft brews, these spots have something for every beer enthusiast. Grab your favorite and let the festivities begin!
We visited Gore Mansion on a dark and stormy night one recent October…
Halloween’s origins can be traced back to the ancient Celtic festival known as Samhain, which was held on November 1 in contemporary calendars. It was believed that on that day, the souls of the dead returned to their homes, so people dressed in costumes and lit bonfires to ward off spirits. These days Halloween has become so popular…
HERE AT THESE DAYS WITH DEVON WE enjoy all the SPOOKINESS that comes with October. We dust off our broomsticks, get the candy ready, make our costumes, all to our own soundtrack.... you KNOW we’re gonna call…