LIFESTYLE ARCHIVE

Whether you’re scouting wide retrievers or defensive barks, the opening day of New England Patriots training camp is sure to fetch some hearts this summer.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is getting his body ready for training camp, with hundreds of kids across Massachusetts and New Hampshire helping him warm up for the season at his Drake Maye Youth Football Camps.

Still in town for a development program, Patriots rookies are getting to know their New England community by visiting fellow professional sports teams and hosting a youth football clinic with the New England Patriots Foundation this week.

Special Olympics Massachusetts held its second-annual ‘A Special Day in Waltham’ in collaboration with local law enforcement to celebrate inclusion in the world of sports.

Attending his first American Sports and Performance Dietitians Association conference in 2012, Patriots head sports dietitian Ted Harper stumbled into an opportunity with New England. Fourteen seasons later, he returned to the conference to accept one of the ASPDA’s most prestigious honors.

For a second consecutive year, New England Patriots players and coaches took part in “Community Day” volunteering across six local schools and nonprofit organizations in the Greater Boston Area.

The New England Patriots partnered with Boston 25 and nine local animal shelters on Friday to host a dog adoption event at Patriot Place – a cause dear to team chairman and CEO Robert Kraft and his wife, Dr. Dana Kraft.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye and running back Antonio Gibson showed up to support tight end Hunter Henry on Wednesday as he gave away new bicycles to 50 children in foster care.

Gillette Stadium, home of the New England Patriots, will welcome the 2025 NCAA Men’s and Division I Women's Lacrosse Championships to Foxborough from May 23 through May 26, with plenty of players’ alma maters represented in the tournament.

The 2025 NFL Draft has come to an end and New England’s rookie class is taking shape. From their creative hobbies to inspiring stories, get to know 11 of the newest Patriots.

DeMario Douglas and David Andrews had no media obligations Thursday night, but voluntarily took questions from New England Patriots beat reporters to help support a good cause.

New England Patriots long snapper Joe Cardona is also a lieutenant in the United States Navy Reserve. Thanks to a kids football clinic put on by the Patriots Foundation in Newport on Wednesday, his two worlds collided.

One year after his friend’s passing, New England Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez honored Keith Miller III at the KyleCares Foundation’s third annual Teen Mental Health Conference, with head coach Mike Vrabel also offering support and words of encouragement to about 600 local students on Thursday.

New England Patriots players Marcus Jones and Cole Strange traveled to Düsseldorf last week, joining Sebastian Vollmer, Brian Hoyer and Markus Kuhn to celebrate the organization’s long-term commitment to Germany and unveil a youth flag football field.

Patriots receiver DeMario Douglas served as Grand Marshal and took in a full VIP experience alongside some of his New England teammates with Supercross back in town.

Nahant native Kaileigh Patterson has been selected to the 15U USA Girls Flag Junior National team. At just 12 years old, she’s the youngest member of the 18-girl roster.

Tune in to the Golf Channel on March 25-26 as New England Patriots players Drake Maye,Marcus Jones, and Joshua Dobbs participate in the third annual NFLPA Classic at Mayakoba.

Before Mike Vrabel and his staff took off for Indianapolis to interview prospects at the NFL Scouting Combine, there was one special man he wanted to meet first locally: a long-term patient at Boston Children’s Hospital.

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and running backs coach Tony Dews read to elementary school students in Providence on Monday in a partnership between the Patriots Foundation, Dr. Seuss Enterprises, and Vrabel’s own 2nd & 7 Foundation.

After launching the Beach Football League’s pilot event in Hampton Beach last summer, two-time Super Bowl champion Tully Banta-Cain ‘gets chills’ thinking about how this sport could grow the game of football and bring communities together.