One thing Bostonians cannot live without is our subway system. Whether we’re in a rush to get to work in the morning, or want to visit a friend on the other side of town, the MBTA takes us where… Continue Reading →
As sweater weather is approaching, one of our favorite fall things to look forward to is apple cider donuts. Perfectly paired with a hot cup of cider, this autumn treat has us excited for the change of season. Whether… Continue Reading →
Since 2011, The Rhode Island Seafood Festival has brought together the freshest seafood, live music and family friendly activities for locals and visitors to enjoy. Held on the weekend after Labor Day, this annual event features a multitude of… Continue Reading →
As the last warm days of summer are few and far between, it’s time to make the most of the those fleeting moments. One of our favorite New England cities in the summer is Newport, RI. Home to a… Continue Reading →
No need to fret about the dog days of summer coming to an end- there are so many events and festivals this September in Boston and Rhode Island. From city races, to food festivals, to art shows, you’ll be… Continue Reading →
After partnering with over 1,000 businesses in the Boston area, Nift is now launching in Washington D.C. Like Boston, Washington D.C. is neighborhood-centric, with each neighborhood having its own charm and history. Rich with museums, restaurants, boutiques and colleges,… Continue Reading →
One of Boston’s up-and-coming neighborhoods is Fenway, home of the Boston Red Sox and numerous businesses and restaurants. Whether you’re commuting to work, or just walking through the Fens, this area is fun and exciting any day of the… Continue Reading →
With the ongoing movement towards a health conscious lifestyle, juice bars are becoming a very popular destination for many. These spots create freshly pressed juices, smoothies, salads and more, often made with organic and locally sourced ingredients. Here in… Continue Reading →
Nestled just north of Boston is Rockport, a town famous for its picturesque downtown and stunning coastline. Its name hints at an industry that was once the bread-and-butter for the area: granite. Quarries were prevalent in the late 1800s,… Continue Reading →
The North End is known as Boston’s Little Italy thanks to its fantastic Italian restaurants, wine shops and charming atmosphere. From Paul Revere’s house to the Old North Church, there are also plenty of attractions for history buffs. While… Continue Reading →
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