Can fall in New York get even more colorful? Besides the changing leaves, come experience award-winning state parks, epic outdoor adventures, family-friendly farms, historic sites, and so much more! Whether you’re sipping locally made wines or fall-themed craft beers, picking your own apples, hiking to scenic summits, or looking for new ways to celebrate Halloween, this season will surpass your expectations. Get ready to breathe in tha

Photo Credit: @authorsarahumphreys on InstagramOne of the best things about New York State is its history of welcoming immigrants and different cultures from around the world. Hispanic culture and its impact on culture in the United States can be experienced by visitors across New York in the form of neighborhood explorations, historical artifacts and art, dance, sports, comedy, theater, and of course, the food! Hispanic Heritage Month runs f

There are many great ways to view New York State’s amazing fall foliage, including by car, boat, hot air balloon - and train! Here are some ways to see and access the best of the state’s fall colors from New York City to Niagara Falls by rail. You can also combine your rail trips with hiking and biking adventures to get even better views of the leaves. All aboard! Remember to social distance and wear a mask as required by s

Make the most of the beautiful fall season by taking a break from everyday life and immersing yourself in history across the state. Discover historical and cultural attractions that tell the story of New York’s unique people, places and heritage at these amazing historic sites that offer magnificent views for fall foliage.  Remember to social distance and wear a mask as required by state guidelines. Call ahead and check

Celebrate the upcoming long weekend in New York at a Path Through History event or tour! October 9-11 is a Path Through History Weekend, celebrating the Empire State’s rich and vibrant past with a variety of in-person and virtual events. We’ve selected 11 can’t-miss things to do, featuring grand gardens, camps, momentous moments and movements towards equality, historic battles, beautiful art, and more. Be sure to che

Broadway is back! You can see it in the bright lights, the roar of applause emanating from the theaters, and the familiar buzz and energy on the streets of New York City’s Theater District. From getting the best seat in the house to figuring out where to eat or what else to do around your big night out, let this be your guide to the sights, sounds, and tastes in and around Broadway. As a Broadway fan, foodie, and longtime Theater

New York State’s amazing fall foliage dazzles visitors from around the world and forms the perfect backdrop for a multitude of natural wonders. One of the best ways to view the vibrant, amazing leaves is alongside one of our amazing waterfalls. There are picture-perfect falls with spectacular vistas across the state that will make your autumn travels even more magical. Remember to social distance and wear a mask as required by sta

Whether you’re looking for a last-minute retreat, have limited time to explore on your weekends, or you’re just looking to get out of the city for a few hours, you’ll find plenty of things to do and see within an hour of New York City. With so many incredible destinations and attractions just a stone’s throw away, from the Hudson Valley to the north and Long Island to the east, grab your keys or hop aboard a relaxi

Home to dozens of neighborhoods, each with its own distinct culture, character, and history, Brooklyn is a treasure trove of enormous diversity. Representing hundreds of cultures and languages, there’s an amazing sense of community between Brooklynites from all corners of the borough that you won’t find anywhere else. Bursting with art, history, nature, amazing food, and views, there’s no shortage of things to see and do.

The perfect recipe for summer fun? Sunshine, laughs, and a good show. That’s why playhouses all across the state have decided to bring productions outdoors this season—joining the dramas of theatre with the dynamic backdrop of nature! Giggle through hilarious comedies in the park, watch whimsical stories on a mountainside stage, or appreciate the tragedies of an opera sitting riverside. Check out these 7 outdoor productions and grab your ticket to summer fun!Opera North, CornishJuly

In a state as diverse as New Hampshire, there are infinite opportunities to venture off the beaten path and find a new space to explore. These 6 wild hikes journey through some of the state’s most biodiverse lands where wildlife and local flora and fauna flourish. Discover something new on your next hike through the Granite State with these unique excursions!Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge, NewingtonThe Great Bay National Wildlife Refuge encompasses a sanctuary of upland forest, saltmar

Northern New Hampshire hosts a wonderful collection of native apple orchards nestled in the foothills of towering mountain ranges, alongside sparkling lakes and rushing rivers, and tucked away in the state’s pristine wilderness. And with autumn’s crisp weather, colorful foliage, and the natural hankering for apples this time of year—visiting a local orchard to pick-your-own is simply a must! Besides, warm apple pies, buttery apple crisps, hot apple cider, and fresh cider donuts

It’s autumn in New Hampshire, which means it’s time to pull out the flannels, plan out an apple picking adventure, and get lost in a corn maze. As a treasured tradition in the state, farmers all across New Hampshire go all out when it comes to designing these intricate labyrinths. So corral the crew and head to one of this year’s uniquely elaborate mazes.Beech Hill Farm, Hopkinton603-223-9828This year marks the 23rd year Beech Hill Farm in Hopkinton will welcome visitors to the

Fall in New Hampshire is so much more than just flannel shirts and leaf peeping. Autumn is when the state’s lush landscapes come to life with vivid color, illuminating a fiery passion for the season and all its traditions. Besides, it’s not fall until you’ve plucked a juicy red apple from a New Hampshire orchard, sipped on locally-made cider or gotten lost in a corn maze. Make the most of the season and appreciate the classic fall experiences memories are made of.  Pi

There’s something about the crispness of fall that calls for a sentimental brew; something that blends the sweetness of summer’s end with the bittersweet start of fall. Cue the hard cider! With New Hampshire’s official state beverage being apple cider, it’s no surprise that hard cider has gained in popularity over the years. This autumn, why not give the state’s homegrown cideries a whirl, travelling to cider mills and tasting rooms nestled in idyllic apple groves,

‘Tis the season for leaf peeping and this year’s show is proving to be as bright and beautiful as ever.  Head to New Hampshire’s Great North Woods and White Mountains Region for the weekend to see the leaves bursting with all the shades of autumn.  The Kancamagus Highway and Route 302 are always tried and true spots for leaf peepers who come from all over to see the sites along these routes. But, if you’re looking to find fall colors without the crowds, here&rsq

Mother Nature has been working her magic on New Hampshire’s Lakes Region this fall. To say there is an awesome array of autumn on display would be an understatement. Here’s a route of out of the way spots sure to wow with stunning scenery.Make your way to Ahern State Park in Laconia and enjoy a peaceful walk along the shores of pristine Lake Winnisquam. There are hiking and biking trails to explore throughout the parks 128 acres, and with easy access to the lake consider getting out

If you think leaf-peeping in New Hampshire is over for the year, think again. While some areas of the state are indeed past peak, there are other regions boasting beautiful shades of seasonal scenery. This route around the Dartmouth Lake Sunapee Region highlights the autumn glow.Start your day with a stop at Little Lake Sunapee. Located nearby its sister, Lake Sunapee, the Little Lake is a bit smaller and quieter, and exemplifies the peacefulness of lake life. Enjoy the view out on the water fro

Adventure seeker and accomplished photographer, Jacob Moon (@moonmountainman) set out with his family on a cross country trip, bound for New Hampshire.  He discovered there’s so much to do, he’s going to have to plan a return visit. Check out his family’s New Hampshire road trip itinerary for tips planning your own route. In June 2021, my family and I drove our self-converted camper van across the country to experience New England for the first time. Our time was limited,

Sitting in the shadows of the concrete jungle that is the skyscraper-lined island of Manhattan, its often-overlooked, hipper and trendier cousin of Brooklyn has morphed itself into a hotbed of art, culture, festivities, and exquisite dining. Easily accessible, more residential, and with more open green spaces to explore, the charming and diverse borough east of the East River acts as a beloved reprieve for any New Yorker or visitor alike wanting to escape the hectic life of Manhattan and uncover