Of the many wonderful trips I’ve been on this year, a quick visit to The Coach House in Salem is the most recent. Salem is known for its witchy history, and while I love how that history has been appropriated in a more empowering way, the town has a lot more to offer than just…Read More
Massachusetts
Winnetu Martha’s Vineyard
Martha’s Vineyard is one of the most storied summer getaway spots in New England, and with good reason. The island has all the charm of coastal New England in an environment that’s surprisingly unpretentious. Despite the plethora of wealthy summer residents (hi, Obama), the island is also home to working farms, a strong Indigenous community,…Read More
Briar Barn Inn
A few weeks ago I spent a couple glorious days in the Ipswich/Rowley area at the Briar Barn Inn. Just an hour from Boston and easily accessibly on the Commuter Rail, the Briar Barn provides a quiet, luxurious escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life. It’s conveniently located between Newburyport and Ipswich so…Read More
Martha’s Vineyard Travel Guide
Last week I had the pleasure of spending a few days in Martha’s Vineyard with my friend Vincent from Taste of Massachusetts. We were hosted by the Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce, thank you so much for a wonderful trip! Vincent is food focused and I’m all about the arts (although I don’t mind supplementing…Read More
Nantucket Day Trip
Last week I fled the city for a day trip to Nantucket hosted by Shop Nantucket. It’s a long haul on public transit from Boston to ACK, but who can say no to a day of oysters and shopping on an island? When you’re coming in to the island on the Hy-Line ferry this is…Read More
The Berkshires Travel Guide
Can you believe I’ve lived in Massachusetts for seven years and had never been to the Berkshires? Blasphemy. Earlier this month I went on a girls trip to Western MA with my mom, my aunt, and my cousin. Known for scenic beauty and a lively arts scene, the Berkshires exceeded my wildest expectations. It’s historically…Read More