MassFinds: New Massachusetts destinations every week with your guide, Mott the Squirrel!
The recent Great New England Airshow reminded us at Travel-New-England.com just how much airplanes capture the imagination of the public; whenever we write anything about upcoming airshows, it turns out to be some of our most popular content! So, if the Great New England Airshow…
If you’re looking for a summer event that’ll get you outside, expose you to some great music, and quench your thirst, we’ve got the festival for you – the 2012 Naukabout Music Festival! Over the last few weeks, here on MassFinds, we’ve featured some of…
With its picture-perfect harbors, and long sandy beaches, Gloucester is one of Massachusetts’ many premiere summer destinations. From the Man at The Wheel to The Perfect Storm, Gloucester is known for its rich maritime history, scenic backdrops, a vibrant local arts scene, and as we’ll…
This summer, through August 31st, there’s no better way to explore some of Massachusetts’ cultural attractions and museums than with the Highland Street Foundation’s Free Fun Fridays! Every Friday, the Highland Street Foundation, an independent family foundation, is offering free admission to a set of…
Cape Cod has longtime been known for its summer escapes, pristine beaches, and painted sunsets – amongst everything else that is associated with a coastal summertime experience in Massachusetts. But aside from the sand and sun, there’s an annual tradition that has attracted thousands upon…
If you’re looking for something different this summer, head west! During the past couple of weeks, we’ve been spotlighting some of the best areas around the Bay State for a summer getaways, day trips, and adventurous experiences. Today, we’ll continue just that in providing some…
Did you know that the Route 6 on Cape Cod goes all the way to California, and was once the longest highway in the USA, running 3,652 miles to Long Beach before California renumbered its roads? Now, with its terminus in Bishop, CA and at…
So far, on MassFinds, we’ve featured a few of Massachusetts’ notable 2012 anniversaries – between Fenway’s 100th, Pembroke’s 300th, and Tanglewood’s 75th (among many others), there’s no shortage of celebratory fun this summer. And in keeping that momentum going, today we look to a series…
There’s no better place to celebrate the 4th of July than here in Massachusetts, where it all started. More than 230 years ago, the 13 colonies declared independence, fought the opening battles against the British Empire in Lexington and Concord, and birthed a new nation.…