As summer yields to fall, spend September weekends experiencing the best of both seasons. Here’s your guide to fun events and escapes in New England this month.
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Yankee’s longtime foliage expert makes the case for the less-expected with a list of 6 scenic spots to see New England fall foliage.
The Old Sugar Maple
Deep in a Massachusetts forest, a story of time and fragility unfolds.
Weekends in the Kitchen: Corn Fed
Two recipes—one sweet and one savory—make delicious use of cornmeal, New England’s original grain.
At Winslow Homer’s coastal Maine studio, the famous painter shifts from historical figure into something more like a friend.
Two seasons in, Maine’s joyful bear hug of its first professional soccer team shows no sign of letting up.
After last year’s drought-shortened display, healthier forests are setting the stage for a more gradual (and potentially spectacular) autumn. Read on for the official 2026 New England fall foliage forecast.
Yankee’s Kim Knox Beckius and foliage expert Jim Salge share their state-by-state picks for spectacular leaf-peeping, scenic detours, and memorable New England foliage adventures.
Planning a getaway to Connecticut’s Litchfield Hills? Here are our picks for the best attractions, scenic spots, towns, restaurants, shops, and places to stay.
In Connecticut’s Litchfield County, autumn is the invitation—the rest is the surprise.
Fall Weekend in North Conway, New Hampshire
A traditional jumping-off point to adventure, the cozy White Mountains hub of North Conway coaxes visitors to stay put and dive deep into its small-town appeal.
A love letter to Rhode Island’s coastal cottages, Summer by the Sea: Cottages from Watch Hill to Little Compton celebrates the homes that define the Ocean State—including Clingstone, a shingle-style cottage perched on its own rocky island in Narragansett Bay.