Hobbies aren’t just great for stress relief — they can also help pay the bills. Whether you’re seeking a little extra ...

Looking to pick up a new hobby over the summer? Try these eight activities to improve your happiness and mental wellness.

What we're aptly calling the "caveman method", is the idea is that we should resort to living like our home is a cave and then, we'll be a lot cooler. Joseph explains the logic behind it: "A cave is ...

A doctor and author who took up piano in middle age explains how starting a new hobby later in life helps your brain.

Caring for everyone else can be pretty time-consuming, but there are actually lots of fun hobbies for moms who don't have a lot of free time. Whether you're a single mom, a stay-at-home mom, a working ...

Democrats focus on making politics fun, when the real question is whether they can have fun outside of politics. Faking hobbies, or trying desperately to appear relatable, won’t cut it.

Whether you’re 28 or 88, embracing old-fashioned hobbies is the ultimate self-care move — and a gentle reminder that slow, intentional joy still matters, and that you deserve it. These retro ...

On the flip side, hedonic activities (hobbies focused on pure pleasure and enjoyment like binge-watching The Bear or obsessively scrolling TikTok) can make you seem warm, relatable, or even fun.

“So,” the person across the table asks, “what do you do for fun?” The answer should be easy. We are supposed to be living in the golden age of hobbies.

Here are 15 intentional hobbies worth trying as an adult—and you don't even have to leave your house. 1. Gardening It’s no secret we’re a fan of gardening here at Better Homes & Gardens.