Issue 5 of Fieldfare explores the theme of flourishing.
We welcome spring at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, step into the cultivated wild of Petersham Nurseries in Richmond, and reflect on rural life in Panama. We journey across the dunes of Death Valley, visit the quintessential summer destination of Capri, and the Yorkshire coast at Robin Hood’s Bay, before navigating Istanbul with our first Fieldfare Companion Guide to the city. We venture into the Solukhumbu region of Nepal in search of sacred landscapes, find sanctuary on Cape Cod and in Newport, Rhode Island, and revisit childhood memories in North Wales. We meet British artist Sam Scales, uncover a hidden walled garden in Edinburgh, and reflect on loss and legacy in Hong Kong. We contemplate themes of abundance, passage, sanctuary, and renewal.
Publication date: 23 October 2025
Issue 4 of Fieldfare explores the theme of alchemy.
We visit the remote Pater Noster Island on the coast of western Sweden, the bustling medina of Marrakesh, and the sleepy village of Rose in Montenegro. We discover the midwestern charm of The Mill Glen Arbor in Michigan, the breathtaking setting of the Watergate Bay Hotel in Cornwall and take a trip down memory lane in Maui. We explore the floral photography of Brendan Barry and visit the high Victorian interiors of Leighton House and Sambourne House in London. We visit the world’s only fully bespoke maker of handmade globes, Bellerby & Co. Globemakers. We seek inspiration on the Isle of May in Scotland and experience personal transformation during a trip to the San Juans. We contemplate themes of odyssey, atmosphere, artistry and metamorphosis.
Publication date: 21 March 2024
Issue 2 of Fieldfare explores the idea of transience.
We discover the landscapes of West Texas, Spinalonga in Greece and Calabria in Italy. We visit a micro-apartment in Paris and the home of 18th-century silk designer Anna Maria Garthwaite in Spitalfields, London. We explore São Lourenço do Barrocal in the Alentejo region of Portugal, Kinloch Lodge on the Isle of Skye and the gardens of Castle Ashby in Northamptonshire. We hear from Afghan women’s footballer Khalida Popal and visit the home of author Ingrid Weir in Hill End, New South Wales. We discover the encaustic art of Shannon Carlson, the lockdown portraits of Roseann Bath and the connection between food and identity in Taiwan with pastry chef and author Ying C. We contemplate themes of explore, impermanence, seek, nurture and connection.
Publication date: 19 May 2022
A BIG SALE ALERT!
We are so happy spring has truly arrived, so we’d like to offer you a chance to find some signs of spring within our pages. From today until 3 May, 2026, all of our print issues are 40% off (on our website only). Visit our shop at , or click the link in our bio, and find all of the details on each issue.
Happy Spring! 🪻🌷🌸🍃🌿💚
Today on Substack we’re sharing our profile of artist Sam Scales (first published in Issue 5). @samscales is a printmaker, illustrator and photographer based in Suffolk, England, whose work draws on a strong sense of place.
To read it, click the link to Substack in our bio or the link we’ve posted in stories today.
Today on substack:
Guest author Corinne Beinke reflects on her relationship to the land that raised her and how she stays connected to it from the other side of the world.
Link in bio to read.
Images by @skyeoneill
Today on Substack: Guest author Hannah Clarkin traces the pull of the sea through the generations and her family’s journey from West Cork to New England.
Read it at the link in bio.
From a van on the Isle of Lewis, off the northwest coast of Scotland, Rosie McCann reflects on solitude, belonging, and what it means to feel at home in a place. Read the full essay now on Substack. Link in bio.
We’ve got tidings of comfort and joy waiting for you over on Substack! It includes a festive Q&A with @skyeoneill and @angrybaker , founders of Fieldfare. We’re talking about the micro-joys and ordinary things that sustain us through the season, indulging in some nostalgia, as well as revealing our most controversial holiday opinions. Read it at the link in our bio (and swipe through to see christmases past)!
Just in time for last-minute shoppers (or those of you that want some light reading over the holidays), Issue 5 is now available for instant download in our shop.
It’s there for anyone who might like to spend an hour or two escaping holiday busy-ness and visit gardens, islands, quiet coastlines, Himalayan paths, Turkish bazaars, and the many places, near and far, where our most recent print issue takes us. Find the link in our bio!
Today on Substack, photographer Roseann Bath (@roseannbathphoto ) reflects on the loss of her grandmother through images and poetry. The link to read is in our bio.
This piece was submitted in response to our latest creative prompt—an open invitation to our readers to create and reflect. You can find the full prompt and details on our Substack.
Look at us, making our first holiday advert! (Filming, editing, acting, hand modeling—we do it all in this 2 person biz) It’s #shopsmallsaturday, so we’re having a big sale—all of our @fieldfarepress print bundles are 40% off this next week!
We think Fieldfare makes a great gift for the brown paper package lovers, for the ones that still believe in pen and ink, for the readers, the note writers, and the armchair travelers. For friends near and far, and for yourself 📚♥️🎁
The link to order is in our bio.
