With its lighthouses and lobster rolls, salty air and beautiful beaches, the New England coast is made for summer vacation—and no matter where you live, the July/August issue of Yankee brings you right to the water’s edge. Come explore the fabled North Shore and South Shore of Massachusetts, twin coastal regions with their own distinct histories and charms. Head up to Maine to soak up the vibe of its beachiest beach town, Ogunquit. Or bring that coastal feeling home with seawater soap made in New England, and recipes from a chef who knows how to make seafood sing. Plus: In a nod to our nation’s 250th birthday, we tour New England destinations that U.S. presidents once called home.
Highlights of the July/August issue include:
· “Maine Courses” (p. 36) – Recipes of land and sea from acclaimed Maine chef Devin Finigan’s new cookbook, A Kitchen on Goose Cove.
· “Any Way You Slice It” (p. 42) – Two dishes that celebrate that classic summer treat, fresh-picked tomatoes.
· “Weekend Away in Ogunquit” (p. 44) – Where to eat, stay, and play in a Maine beach-town mecca.
· “Tidal Bout” (p. 56) – It’s North Shore vs. South Shore as two Massachusetts travel experts make the case for which region reigns supreme.
· “Temples of Unhurried Delight” (p. 80) – Lush photos from Jaci Conroy’s new book, The Summer House, inspire dreams of a picture-perfect cottage or cabin in New England.
· “Bathing Beauties” (p. 30) – For the Cape Cod–based Atlantic Soap Co., do-it-yourself grit plus a splash of local seawater equals sudsy works of art.
· “Residential Power” (p. 70) – From John Adams to Franklin Pierce, New England’s presidential homes offer a rare look at the foundations of our commanders in chief.
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Full-Year Plan (6 Issues) + Weekends with Yankee Travel Guide — Best Value For the full Yankee experience, choose our bi-monthly delivery plan and receive six inspiring issues delivered throughout the year. Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed. If you are not satisfied, you may cancel at any time and receive a full refund on all unmailed issues.
Single Issue + Weekends with Yankee Travel Guide Perfect if you’d like to experience this special Travel Issue on its own. Enjoy one beautifully curated edition filled with seasonal inspiration, travel ideas, food, design, and the distinctive culture of New England.
Included: Weekends with Yankee Travel Guide
It’s our birthday … but this present is for you! To celebrate 90 years of Yankee and the 10th year of our public television show, Weekends with Yankee, we’ve put together a special travel publication highlighting favorite destinations from both the show and the magazine. With its vibrant color photos, insider tips, and regionally inspired recipes, the Weekends with Yankee Travel Guide is the ideal companion for fans of the show—and anyone dreaming of a New England vacation.
With its lighthouses and lobster rolls, salty air and beautiful beaches, the New England coast is made for summer vacation—and no matter where you live, the July/August issue of Yankee brings you right to the water’s edge. Come explore the fabled North Shore and South Shore of Massachusetts, twin coastal regions with their own distinct histories and charms. Head up to Maine to soak up the vibe of its beachiest beach town, Ogunquit. Or bring that coastal feeling home with seawater soap made in New England, and recipes from a chef who knows how to make seafood sing. Plus: In a nod to our nation’s 250th birthday, we tour New England destinations that U.S. presidents once called home.
Highlights of the July/August issue include:
· “Maine Courses” (p. 36) – Recipes of land and sea from acclaimed Maine chef Devin Finigan’s new cookbook, A Kitchen on Goose Cove.
· “Any Way You Slice It” (p. 42) – Two dishes that celebrate that classic summer treat, fresh-picked tomatoes.
· “Weekend Away in Ogunquit” (p. 44) – Where to eat, stay, and play in a Maine beach-town mecca.
· “Tidal Bout” (p. 56) – It’s North Shore vs. South Shore as two Massachusetts travel experts make the case for which region reigns supreme.
· “Temples of Unhurried Delight” (p. 80) – Lush photos from Jaci Conroy’s new book, The Summer House, inspire dreams of a picture-perfect cottage or cabin in New England.
· “Bathing Beauties” (p. 30) – For the Cape Cod–based Atlantic Soap Co., do-it-yourself grit plus a splash of local seawater equals sudsy works of art.
· “Residential Power” (p. 70) – From John Adams to Franklin Pierce, New England’s presidential homes offer a rare look at the foundations of our commanders in chief.
Two Ways to Get Yankee, No Commitment
Full-Year Plan (6 Issues) + Weekends with Yankee Travel Guide — Best Value For the full Yankee experience, choose our bi-monthly delivery plan and receive six inspiring issues delivered throughout the year. Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed. If you are not satisfied, you may cancel at any time and receive a full refund on all unmailed issues.
Single Issue + Weekends with Yankee Travel Guide Perfect if you’d like to experience this special Travel Issue on its own. Enjoy one beautifully curated edition filled with seasonal inspiration, travel ideas, food, design, and the distinctive culture of New England.
Included: Weekends with Yankee Travel Guide
It’s our birthday … but this present is for you! To celebrate 90 years of Yankee and the 10th year of our public television show, Weekends with Yankee, we’ve put together a special travel publication highlighting favorite destinations from both the show and the magazine. With its vibrant color photos, insider tips, and regionally inspired recipes, the Weekends with Yankee Travel Guide is the ideal companion for fans of the show—and anyone dreaming of a New England vacation.
