LIFESTYLE ARCHIVE

The New England Patriots hosted a two-track introductory clinic for children ages 6-12 and their parents after training camp Tuesday. While kids participated in football fundamentals and skills drills, their parents learned more about football safety, skill development and the benefits of participation.

The New England Patriots Foundation & Gatorade partnered to host the third annual “Get Fit for School” program Tuesday, with players surprising about 50 local students from the Northern Rhode Island Boys & Girls Club with backpacks after training camp practice.

The New England Patriots celebrated women in football with a special event at training camp Saturday, with Massachusetts governor Maura Healey in attendance supp. tion girls flag football as a varsity sport in the state. The story of flag athlete Meiah Wise, who will play Division I flag football in college this year, shows how impactful the initiative is to young women across the region.

Six-year-old entrepreneur Annie Christensen’s lemonade stand was open for business at New England Patriots training camp practice Friday, continuing to raise thousands for the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Council.

The New England Patriots introduced their latest class of ‘rookies’ at opening day of training camp, hosting the annual Pawtriots dog adoption event during practice Saturday. So far, 34 dogs have caught on with their new team.

In what has become a favorite tradition at Patriots training camp, New England players helped the Patriots Foundation and Good Sports donate bikes to 40 local children associated with Father Bill’s & MainSpring.

Drake Maye and Mack Hollins attended the 27th Annual Best Buddies Challenge in Hyannis Port this weekend. While the New England Patriots quarterback served as the event’s honorary chair, the receiver completed the 100-mile cycling challenge.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye’s new charity, the MayeDay Family Foundation, held its inaugural Celebrity Softball Classic at Polar Park on Sunday, raising money for a children’s hospital and other local causes.

New England Patriots left tackle Will Campbell popped the question to his college sweetheart over the weekend. His new fiancée, Ashlynn Nussmeier, is Louisiana football royalty in her own right.

In honor of National Foster Care Awareness Month, New England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry hosted more than 40 older teens in the foster care system at Gillette Stadium on Monday and sent them all home with brand new Guardian Bikes.

After a 13-year career with the New England Patriots and more than two decades leading the Patriots Alumni Club, former offensive lineman Pete Brock returned to Boulder, 50 years later, to graduate from the University of Colorado.

Two local educators have used the New England Patriots to bring learning to life in their classrooms. Now, Mondays during football season are the favorite day of the week.

The New England Patriots hosted a dog adoption event and draft watch party Saturday in support of their Pawtriots initiative, with two players going above and beyond to support the cause.

During the 2026 NFL Draft weekend, Patriots fans will have the chance to welcome more than just player prospects home to New England.

Drake Maye’s wife, Ann Michael, got to help shave his head for charity Tuesday as the New England Patriots quarterback helped Granite Telecommunications raise $4.1 million for pediatric hospital research and treatments.

New England Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez and wide receiver DeMario Douglas attended the France-Brazil international friendly at Gillette Stadium along with a handful of other local celebrities on Thursday.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye and his wife, Ann Michael, announced the creation of their new nonprofit Friday. Their first MayeDay Family Foundation event will be a Celebrity Softball Classic with teammates at Polar Park in Worcester, Mass.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye and his wife, Ann Michael, recently shared a glimpse of everything they’ve been up to while on vacation in Japan this offseason.

New England Patriots safeties Jaylinn Hawkins and Craig Woodson played college football together at the University of California, Berkeley. Here is where they would send fans to get good food in the Bay Area ahead of Super Bowl LX.

‘That’s why Ireland came early. She didn’t want her dad to miss the Super Bowl.”