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31 Best Spring Things to Do in New England | 2026 Travel Guide

Discover the best spring things to do in New England with our updated 2026 guide — from flower festivals and outdoor adventures to seasonal events across all six states. Plan your perfect spring getaway!

Best Spring Things to Do in Connecticut C...

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March in New England

As much as I love New England, March is the one month with the muscles to push me out the door. Two Marches ago, I jetted down to Puerto Rico to embark on a Virgin Voyages cruise. Last March, I spent a memorable week in


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Conversations | Wampanoag Writer Joseph Lee

Joseph Lee’s story is a quintessentially American story in that it stubbornly defies any easy definition of what a quintessentially American story even is.

He grew up in Newton, Massachusetts, the son of a civil engineer and a preschool teacher. His paternal grandparents were Chinese. His maternal grandmother was Japanese, and his grandfather was Wampanoag with a m...


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Here in New England | A Best Place

From the day I arrived in New England during a January 1970 snowstorm to now, I have lived in 18 different houses in 11 towns—seven in Maine and four in New Hampshire, the state I’ve called home since the autumn of 1979.

I have been part of many stories telling of deep roots and love of land, the words always belonging to others. Most of those pieces have appeared ...


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New England Victorian Gingerbread Houses: The Story Behind the Region’s Most Ornate Style

In his 1908 essay “Ornament and Crime,” the Austro-Hungarian modernist architect Adolf Loos declared, “Ornament does not heighten my joy in life or the joy in life of any cultivated person.”

To which I and the many fans of gingerbread houses say, “Adolf, baby—loosen up.”

Anyone who has ever walked along a street of sober, stalwart, sensible structures and...


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