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Discover the charm of New England, from its historic towns and scenic coastlines to lesser-known treasures waiting to be explored. Whether you're chasing fall foliage, indulging in fresh seafood, or uncovering the region’s deep-rooted history, we provide insights to help you make the most of your journey. With travel tips by state and season, recommendations for cultural experiences, and guides to both popular and hidden destinations, we’re here to inspire your next adventure.

Swan boats

Boston

Merrimack Valley sunset on the water

Revolutionary Valley

Newport bridge and lighthouse at sunset

Newport

Little boy watching horses on beach in North of Boston

North of Boston

Plymouth

Quincy docks at sunset

Quincy

Lowell Folk Festival Features 19 Folk Music Performances from Around the World, July 25-27

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The acclaimed Irish ensemble Solas is a headliner at the 2025 Lowell Folk Festival, taking place in the City of…

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Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival Celebrates 30 Years on July 19 in Northampton, MA

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What began in 1994 as a one-time event to raise funds for an historic church in western Massachusetts is still…

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Paul Ryan’s 1960s Photo Exhibit at JFK Museum Hyannis Captures the Zeitgeist of a Generation

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The John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum on Cape Cod has an exciting new exhibit entitled Paul Ryan’s 1960s, a collection…

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Greater Merrimack Valley CVB is Renamed Revolutionary Valley

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The Greater Merrimack Valley Convention and Visitor’s (GMV CVB) Bureau, one of the 16 designated tourism districts in the Commonwealth…

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George M. Cohan, Irish-American Song and Dance Man

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George M. Cohan, (1878-1942), famed Broadway song and dance man whose songs helped define the World War I generation, was…

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Welcome to JFK Library in Boston

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Visitors to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum come from all over the world to be inspired and…

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Irish Heritage Trail

The Irish Heritage Trail, a guide to landmarks of Irish-American artists and heroes from the 1700s to the present here in Massachusetts.

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Barry and Lafayette – Irish and French Heroes of the American Revolution

Who is Boston’s Logan Airport Named After?

George M. Cohan, Irish-American Song and Dance Man

Boston Irish Famine Memorial Unveiled on June 28, 1998

Shaw Memorial Unveiled in Boston on May 31, 1897

Dorchester Heights Monument Being Restored by Boston National Historical Park for March 17, 2026 Celebrations of America 250

Girl Scout Troop Helped Restore Framingham’s Civil War Statue in 2001

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Swan Boats – Operatic Grandeur

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