Keep on Truckin’
From familiar burger shops to family-run diners and national chain restaurants, there’s certainly no shortage of great places sit down for a meal in Johnny Appleseed Country.
From familiar burger shops to family-run diners and national chain restaurants, there’s certainly no shortage of great places sit down for a meal in Johnny Appleseed Country.
Before the crocus buds peek through the snow, even before Red Sox fans start thinking about the World Series, New Englanders start dreaming of maple syrup.
It’s the most recognized geographic feature of central Massachusetts. It’s a year-round destination for visitors and local families. And for many, it’s the place where they learned about — and learned to love — skiing.
With an abundance of parties, events, and unique experiences 2018 is already looking to bring a years’ worth of fun, hope and cheer!
For a few short weeks each winter, they stand as beacons on town commons and brighten windows of homes. Many tell stories, festooned with ornaments accumulated and passed down through generations.
What makes fall so alluring is the lovely views. Fall means that the exquisite foliage is in full swing – with its yellow, red, and orange color schemes. People crave to find the best views around.
Craft Punk. Chain Saaz. Green Monsta IPA. Bella Czech Pils.
You didn’t see these names popping up in any ads during the heart-stopping hustle of Super Bowl LI —but they’re playing big in Johnny Appleseed Country.
Looking for something fun to do with family and friends this 4th of July? Look no further than right here in North Central Massachusetts! With dozens of things to do the week of the 4th, you are certain to find something that everyone in your party will enjoy.
When the weather warms, the boys of summer take to the field — and in Johnny Appleseed Country, that means baseball season at Doyle Field.
Sometimes, you just need a little comfort food. Meatloaf. A grilled cheese sandwich. Scrambled eggs with a side of crispy fried potatoes. Feeling nostalgic? Pack up your appetite — in Johnny Appleseed Country, you’ll find real diners: originals produced by the Worcester Lunch Car Company. Across New England, these legendary dining cars can now be […]
It’s been a century since 5,000 acres of land in the Massachusetts towns of Ayer, Harvard, Lancaster and Shirley were developed into Camp Devens, training soldiers for service in World War I.
The spring season is nearly here and what better way to start planning your spring adventures than with the Johnny Appleseed Country Guide.
Forum to bring together tourism related businesses and organizations in the region
Under blazing sun and steely silver moon, buffeted by winds and blanketed in fresh snow, he sits, patiently waiting.
Halloween may conjure up visions of supernatural things that go bump in the night — but for most who celebrate the holiday, thoughts are more likely to turn to cartoon characters or light-hearted ghosts and goblins.
A great way to keep in shape while enjoying yourself in the summer is by finding a nice body of water to work those arms out in. Kayaking, canoeing and paddle boarding are all ways to stay in shape while having a good time by yourself, or with your friends. Not to mention paddle boarding […]
One thing to always do on a nice summer day is, go to the park! There are so many fun things to do at a park, you have almost no reason to not spend the day there.
Real maple syrup- it’s one of the many perks of living in New England. It’s a farewell to winter, a welcome to spring, and a delicious New England tradition.
Be a-were of Appleseed Country – Have you heard the whispers? They say if you’re looking to have eerie, hair-raising, and frightening experiences, to bring your boils and ghouls to Johnny Appleseed Country for all the 2015 Halloween festivities.
The fall is here and with that comes Apples! Massachusetts has over 75 different types of apples, and isn’t it time you got out and explored what there is to pick!
Forum to bring together tourism related businesses and organizations in the region
Forum to bring together tourism related businesses and organizations in the region The Johnny Appleseed Trail Association (JATA) and the North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce are pleased to announce the third annual Tourism Update Breakfast being held on Thursday, March 22, 2018 at Chocksett Inn, 59 Laurelwood wood Road, Sterling MA. This exciting and […]
Albert ‘Al’ Spaulding Rose II, owner and operator of Red Apple Farm has been elected Chairman of the Johnny Appleseed Trail Association (JATA) Board of Directors. The election was made at the association’s board meeting on December 5, 2017. Mr. Rose is the fourth generation owner of Red Apple Farm located in Phillipston, Massachusetts. The 70 […]
The Johnny Appleseed Trail Association (JATA), an affiliate of the North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce, made a donation of $3,085.00 to the Athol Firefighters’ Association in September to aid in their fire relief efforts. The donation came from a portion of the money raised at the 2017 Appleseed Country Fair held Labor Day weekend. […]