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1 month ago | 
newengland.com | Aimee Tucker
Few creatives capture the spirit of a seaside summer like Debi Lilly, the celebrated Nantucket event planner and floral designer whose stylish touch has graced events for Oprah, Martha Stewart, and some of the world’s most iconic brands. In her new book, Summer Style: Food, Flowers, Fun, Debi shares her signature approach to warm-weather entertaining through more than a dozen inspired party themes.
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2 months ago | 
newengland.com | Aimee Tucker
When this sweet A-frame chalet popped up on my screen this week, I immediately stopped what I was doing to scroll through the listing and take a few moments to daydream about how nice it would be to curl up in front of the wood stove, cook a meal in the kitchen, or visit with friends around the fire pit. My life is hectic, so when I mentally escape, it’s to the quiet and nature…but comfortable nature, with couches and running water.
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2 months ago | 
newengland.com | Aimee Tucker
In the heart of Nantucket, where coastal breezes carry centuries of tradition, a unique design legacy took root. Founded in 1968 by Andy Oates and Bill Euler, Nantucket Looms began as a humble weaving studio and has since grown into a beloved destination for handwoven textiles, distinctive home furnishings, and refined interior design.
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2 months ago | 
newengland.com | Aimee Tucker
If you’ve never experienced South Shore bar pizza, pay attention. Like any good American, I love pizza and have since I was old enough to chew. In the following 30-odd years, my pizza tastes have expanded from thin Papa Gino’s and thick Greek-style “House of Pizza” slices to brick oven Neapolitan-style slices with blobs of fresh mozzarella and gourmet-topped flatbreads.
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Jan 21, 2025 | 
newengland.com | Aimee Tucker
Looking for the perfect Valentine’s Day gift that combines cozy vibes and New England charm? From hand-crafted mugs and marshmallows to warm blankets and artisanal chocolates, these 10 thoughtful gifts are sure to make your loved ones (or just you!) feel extra special this winter season. A pine tree-moon motif makes these stoneware mugs from Goodland Pottery the perfect vessel for fireside sipping. We love their oversized Birch Mugs, too.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
newengland.com | Aimee Tucker
It’s not hard to find the Christmas spirit in New England, but if you’re looking to visit a destination that guarantees a full dose of holiday cheer (we’re talking food, shopping, activities, and maybe even a glimpse of Santa), then these New England Christmas celebrations are the answer!From candlelight strolls to Norman Rockwell charm, here are ten of the best Christmas celebrations in New England (listed by date in random order). Which would you most like to attend?
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
newengland.com | Aimee Tucker
New Hampshire’s 2024 fall season is packed with exciting events, with various experiences that celebrate the state’s vibrant autumn traditions. From the Highland Games in the White Mountains to the Deerfield Fair, Pickle Festival, and more than one pumpkin festival, there’s something for everyone—from culinary delights and live music to outdoor adventures and family-friendly activities across the state.
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Jun 5, 2024 | 
newengland.com | Aimee Tucker
History buffs rejoice! As one of the first areas populated by European settlers during the early 17th century, New England is a region teeming with historic sites and museums that showcase its heritage. Planning a visit and want to get your history on? Here are 25 of the best historic sites and museums in New England. Upward of a million visitors flood into Plymouth every year to experience firsthand what life was like in one of America’s first colonies, and for good reason.
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May 31, 2024 | 
newengland.com | Aimee Tucker
When it comes to gardening these days, any desire I may have to put something into the ground is quickly drowned out by the demands of work and parenthood. I buy those pretty seed packets…but never plant them. I research plans for a pollinator garden…but never buy the supplies. I want to grow my own vegetables…but shopping at the local farm stand is faster (and hey, it lets me support my neighbor farmers!). Basically, I have the interest but not the time. So what’s a busy garden lover to do?
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Apr 8, 2024 | 
newengland.com | Aimee Tucker
Between 1977 and 1987, photographer Joel Greenberg captured everyday images on his seasonal home of Vinalhaven Island. The people, places, and scenic landscapes were featured in a 1989 one-man show to commemorate Vinalhaven’s Bicentennial Year, but then remained out of sight until recently, when a collaboration with well-known writer and island native Phil Crossman led to the publication of Vinalhaven: Portrait of a Maine Island.
