Enter the State of wonder
From the Berkshires to Boston, whatever you thought you'd find, it won't compare to what you'll discover. Welcome to Massachusetts.
Travel Local, Eat Local, Buy Local
Think of the places that make your town feel like home. Chances are, a local shop or restaurant came to mind. The truth is, many of those local businesses are hurting right now. But they’re still standing strong, doing their best to keep us safe. Our Main Streets need our love, more than ever. Now is the time to find your local.
Autumn in Massachusetts
Even if you’re not comfortable calling yourself a leaf peeper, you won’t want to miss the glorious fall foliage in Massachusetts.
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August 26, 2020 commemorates the 100th Anniversary of the signing of the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote. This historic anniversary of suffrage is the perfect time to celebrate our Massachusetts Foremothers, more than 70 amazing women whose contributions to the Commonwealth, the nation and the world are unparalleled and who are recognized as “Trailblazers” in their fields. Learn about the stories of these remarkable women and their ties to Massachusetts, The Woman Suffrage Movement, commemorative sculptures and statues at the Massachusetts State House, the significance of the Sunflower, The Colors of Suffrage and much more!
Begin your journey
When you traverse beyond the expected, you’ll uncover a whole state of wonder just waiting to be explored. Surprise yourself with a new adventure. Just enter an idea below.
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October 19, 2020
Colonial Candies: Bolton’s Sweet Halloween Tradition
You can spot them right off 495 heading south: a giant Halloween cat, creepy Frankenstein and a pumpkin man in an air balloon. During holiday seasons, these themed inflatable characters are what entice passersby and locals alike to stop in and enjoy one of Bolton’s finest treasures: Colonial Candies! Colonial Candies is not just for…
Ask a local
Travel resources can point you in the right direction or give guidance on the major “must-see” sites, but if you want to truly experience the state of wonder and all of its best-kept secrets, there’s no better source than a local. That’s why we asked a few to share their favorite experiences.
