Yankee Magazine

Yankee: New England’s Magazine, located in Dublin, New Hampshire, was established in 1935 and is a well-known publication that highlights the best of New England. The magazine showcases beautiful travel spots, culinary traditions, and home and lifestyle features, all accompanied by striking photography and artwork. Over the years, it has included works from many famous American authors, including Robert Frost, John Updike, and Stephen King.

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Things to Do in New England in April 2025

1 week ago | newengland.com | Kim Knox Beckius

Spring might officially arrive in March, but April is when the itch to road trip around New England really flares up. It’s also the month when our national PBS television show Weekends with Yankee begins its ninth broadcast season on public television stations nationwide. This year’s first episode takes you to Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts, where this month’s commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the opening battles of the American Revolution is expected to draw unprecedented crowds.
Pizza Magic: South Shore Bar Pizza at Lynwood Cafe in Randolph, MA

2 weeks 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.
Things to Do in New England in April 2025

3 weeks ago | newengland.com | Kim Knox Beckius

Spring might officially arrive in March, but April is when the itch to road trip around New England really flares up. It’s also the month when our national PBS television show Weekends with Yankee begins its ninth broadcast season on public television stations nationwide. This year’s first episode takes you to Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts, where this month’s commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the opening battles of the American Revolution is expected to draw unprecedented crowds.
The Lobster Trap: Can Stonington, Maine, Survive the Tide of Change?

1 month ago | newengland.com | Ian Aldrich

I first visited Stonington, Maine, in the summer of 2003 to write a story for Yankee about the community’s proudly held identity as a fishing town. Even then, Stonington was an anomaly. While other main streets and harbors along the Maine coast had become the shiny domain of tourist shops and pleasure boats, here, on the rocky outermost tip of remote Deer Isle, lived just over 1,000 people whose lives were still largely built around what they hauled from the sea.
Experiencing Mount Washington's Legendary Winds

1 month ago | newengland.com | Rachel Slade

Mount Washington stands only 6,288 feet high, yet it’s said to have claimed the lives of more people per vertical foot than any other peak in the world. Set in the heart of the White Mountains region of New Hampshire, Mount Washington sees often-violent shifts in temperature, precipitation, and wind, making it exceedingly perilous.
Maple-Glazed Stuffed Sweet Potatoes

1 month ago | newengland.com | Amy Traverso

Preheat your oven to 400°F and set a rack to the middle position. Generously grease a large rimmed baking sheet with olive oil. Lay the potatoes cut side down and slide them around in the oil to prevent sticking. Roast until fully cooked and tender when pierced with a sharp knife, 40 to 50 minutes. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, stir 1 tablespoon maple syrup into the sour cream. Cover and refrigerate. Next, set a medium skillet over medium heat until hot.
Featured Recipes from Season Nine of "Weekends with Yankee"

1 month ago | newengland.com | Amy Traverso

In early July, I was rowing a dory in Maine’s Belfast Harbor with Nicolle Littrell just as the bright disk of the sun began to penetrate the upper layers of fog. As we reached the outer harbor, Nicolle, a Registered Maine Guide who leads excursions through her company DoryWoman Rowing, pulled out a thermos of tea and fluffy biscuits seasoned with finely chopped seaweed. While we snacked, a harbor seal swam over to say hello.
47 Charming New England Home Decor Shops to Revitalize Your Living Space

1 month ago | newengland.com | Elyse Major

Whether you’re seeking rustic farmhouse accents, antiques with history, or contemporary designs, there’s a treasure waiting for you at these __ New England home decor shops. AUGUST & MARCH HOME,Putnam. Flying under the radar even among cities and towns off the main highways, Putnam is a hidden gem of casual eateries, antiques shops, and a museum devoted to Gertrude Chandler Warner, author of The Boxcar Children book series.
Estates of Grace: New England Gardens Steeped in History

2 months ago | newengland.com | Kim Knox Beckius

There was a time when I drove through the gates of a 434-acre Hudson River estate each weekday, down an allée of black locusts that heralded the arboretum’s grand specimens. In any moment of work stress, I could step outside my office into the finest example of Andrew Jackson Downing’s landscape ideals. Those vistas, formal grounds, and woodland paths were a cure-all. Ever since, I’ve sought out historic gardens here in New England with power beyond their plantings.
Wellness Is Better Together

2 months ago | newengland.com | Kim Knox Beckius

Sponsored by Canyon RanchWe were first-timers at Canyon Ranch last spring, my daughter and me—satisfying so much more than our curiosity about the Berkshires’ original wellness escape. I was freshly finished with cancer treatment; she’d just graduated from college. We were redefining our relationship. Celebrating our bond. And we’d found the most nurturing environment in which to strengthen mind, body, and connection. Wellness is personal, sure.