Current Issue: March/April 2026
Delivers in 3 to 5 Days

As springtime begins to stir in the New England landscape, Yankee rolls out its annual Home & Garden Issue, packed with stories and photos that bring fresh inspiration to our most personal spaces, indoors and out. Leading the issue are New England’s 25 best small towns to live in, ranging from seaside havens to adventure-forward hamlets to sophisticated suburbs. Further brightening the March/April issue are a deep dive into New England’s colorful gingerbread architecture; a vibrant, flower-filled photo essay; and a spring visit to one of our region’s most livable cities, Providence, RI.

March/April highlights include:

· “The Best Small Towns to Live In” (p. 54) – Trade the commute for a community in 25 New England towns that offer a master class in living the good life.

· “In Full Flower” (p. 68) – Connecticut ceramic artist Frances Palmer conjures up floral masterpieces in her latest book, Life with Flowers.

· “Uncurbed Appeal” (p. 20) – Former This Old House producer Bruce Irving takes a look at the origins of New England’s signature gingerbread cottages.

· “A Feast for the Senses” (p. 14) – At New Hampshire’s Pickity Place, it’s all about the gorgeous gardens, the gourmet food, and a touch of fairy-tale flair.

· “Steele Going Strong” (p. 28) – Founded in Massachusetts more than a century ago, Steele Canvas Basket Corp. has heritage and style in the bag.

· “Best in Show” (p. 34) –Weekends with Yankee host Amy Traverso brings back five of her favorite recipes from across 10 seasons of Yankee’s public television show.

· “Weekend Away: Providence, RI” (p. 42) – Bright culinary flavors infuse a springtime visit to Little Rhody’s capital city.

· “Conversations: Joseph Lee” (p. 78) – The Wampanoag author of No More of This Land explores Indigenous identity, displacement, and resilience on Martha’s Vineyard and beyond.

· “Down East Rising” (p. 82) – How an audacious little rocket company could make coastal Maine the unexpected front-runner in the commercial space race.

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From small beds tucked along stone walls to 100-plus acres of meticulous landscaping, New England offers a wide variety of gardens waiting to be discovered. This 12-page printed guide takes you from Connecticut to Maine (and many places in between) with more than 50 editor-recommended botanical destinations—formal, cottage, topiary, tropical, Japanese, and more.