New England Things to see and do Articles
Art Walk America: Guide to Art Museums in the USA – USAArt-loving intern Vanya Akraboff waxes on about why museums in the United States are worthy of your attention and which ones you should visit.
New Yorker’s Private Weekend Escape – Stonington, Connecticut, New England, USATeri Buhl relaxes with the palpable feeling of community that you notice in this small New England village turned seaside weekend escape.
About Vacationing in Maine – Maine, USASandy Jenkins thinks the opportunities are endless in Maine.
Salem Maritime National Park – Salem, MassachusettsThe Salem Maritime National Park, spread over nine acres, will have you dusting off memory molecules and recalling the basic explanations of “triangular trade” and the role of privateering during the
White Mountain National Forest – New HampshireAt New Hampshire’s scenic national forest, there’s something for everyone – even dog-sledding.
An Island A Day – Casco Bay, MaineIf you are looking for a little less populated destination then you have literally hundreds of choices in Casco Bay.
Romantic Kennebunkport – Kennebunkport, Maine, USAArtwork by Lily Goldman
Romantic Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport, Maine
Kennebunkport – what an unusual name for a town!
According to the town’s historical society the name is of Native American origin. It translates from kini-banek “long cut bank,” and refers to the “Great Hill” or a grassy high cliff projecting into a large body of water.
Located on the southern coast [...]
Maine, New England – Maine Summer Theatre
Maine Summer Theatre
Summer theatre, often called “summer stock”, originated when those with influence decided to bring their own entertainment to the towns where they summered. Now, however, it is the visitors themselves who travel to towns throughout New England to see the musicals, dramas and Shakespearean productions that proliferate during the summer season.
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Soon the Snow Will Fly
Up here in Maine it is time to begin preparing for the winter and, for me, that includes making plans for winter travel. Maine offers many diverse winter activities, the traditional and the not so traditional. Ever been ice fishing? How about skijoring?
In this column, and [...]
Maine, New England – Lighthouse Bicycle TourLighthouse Bicycle Tour
Lobsters, lakes and lighthouses – Maine offers a profuse collection of all three. Now that spring has finally arrived, more or less, here in Northern New England, dig out that bike, or rent one and tour three wonderful lighthouses and their neighboring attractions, including historic forts and relaxing beaches.
Portland is the largest [...]
