MassFinds: New Massachusetts destinations every week with your guide, Mott the Squirrel!
There are some people who would say that America found itself in the natural wonders of the East Coast; Melville, Hawthorne, Emerson and Whitman all drew inspiration from the lands and waters along the Northeastern coast. In particular, the lush woods and rivers of Massachusetts…
Beach roses, weddings and Father’s Day provide the backdrop for a bevy of events that fill the month of June from end to end on Martha’s Vineyard. Generally, a less crowded time to visit — in comparison to July and August — the start of…
On a warm, late spring day, folks begin to turn their attention to the waterfront. Visitors from around the country who have traveled to Boston are no exception to this trend. Many want to get out on the water, and who can blame them? One…
Summer has officially arrived, and there’s no better way to celebrate than with a week full of fun in the sun! From Friday, June 21 to Saturday, June 29, the 3rd Annual Yarmouth Summer Celebration Kick Off will take place along the coast of West…
Among all things ‘new’ this summer in Massachusetts, perhaps the most-functional addition to the Bay State, which is bound to provide great use to travelers and residents alike, is the CapeFLYER — a new, Boston to Cape Cod weekend passenger train service that’s set to…
The Bay State’s magnetic coastlines and serene, inland waterways offer a number of water-based activities — everything from swimming to fishing and kayaking. But what you might not know, is that these bodies of water are also perfect backdrops for your next culinary adventure! Today…
Whether it’s a farmers market, a food festival or a tour of local cuisine, Massachusetts boasts an array of culinary experiences. From the classic Italian aura of Boston’s North End to the farm fresh Berkshire Hills, each region offers foodies of all kinds something unique…
I knew I had mastered the ability of melting into the darkness when I began scaring coyotes. Such is the life of a night photographer, travelling under the cover of darkness unseen by visitors, residents and wildlife. I’m also very lucky to live in one…
We’re not the only ones who love oysters! First time visitors to Martha’s Vineyard often comment on how clumsy the seagulls are for dropping clams and oysters all over the Beach Road that runs the distance between Vineyard Haven and Oak Bluffs. But what the…
