The 20 Happiest Cities In The US All Have These 2 Things In Common

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A recent Gallup pollshowed that fewer than half of Americans are “very satisfied” with their life choices. Where you live, it turns out, has a lot to do with your overall life satisfaction: the community you have, the quality of life you experience, and your physical and emotional health and safety. Personal finance website, WalletHub released its report on the Happiest Cities in America in 2024 to find the places where people experience the highest life satisfaction and the results are surprising.

“Meaningful relationships and social connections are perhaps the most important ingredients for a happy life, according to an 85-year-long study recently published by Harvard researchers Waldinger and Schulz (2022)," says Buffie Longmire-Avital, Ph.D., a professor at Elon University. “High-quality relationships stand out as important predictors of individuals' happiness. Having rewarding interactions with people whom you value and who value you may provide the support, comfort, laughter, and intimacy that elevate individuals' happiness.”

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WalletHub first compared the 50 states across 30 key indicators of happiness, with a date set that ranged from the depression rate and the share of adults feeling productive to income growth and the unemployment rate. Hawaii has the lowest share of adult depression, which is 2.3 times lower than in Tennessee, the state with the highest. New Jersey has the fewest suicides (per 100,000 residents), which is 3.7 times fewer than in Montana, the state with the most. Utah has the highest volunteer rate, which is 2.6 times higher than in Florida, the state where the rate is the lowest. Volunteerism is another way people find purpose and joy in life.

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In order to determine the happiest cities in America, WalletHub compared 182 of the largest cities — including the 150 most populated U.S. cities — across three key areas:

  • Emotional & Physical Well-Being
  • Income & Employment
  • Community & Environment

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“When individuals have a high sense of community...well-being increases, and stress, anxiety, and depression decrease. Neighborhoods with high walkability scores that are also safe and near things like parks or trails help sustain our physical and mental health, which are key factors in determining happiness,” adds Dr. Longmire-Avital.

Here are the top 20 happiest U.S. cities, many of which score high on the nature and family-friendly aspect. Ready for a new start or planning local travel this season? Check them out!

Fremont, CA

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According to the WalletHub report, Fremont, CA, located in the San Francisco Bay Area, is the happiest city in America, and one reason why is income: the city has the highest share of households with an income above $75,000, at nearly 80 percent. Studies have shown that increasing your income also increases your happiness up to $75,000 (but not beyond). With a rich history tied to the California Gold Rush, Fremont has evolved into a hub for the tech industry, including Tesla's Fremont Factory. The city offers excellent schools, a wide range of cultural experiences, and outdoor spaces like Mission Peak. People in Fremont also have a high rate of life satisfaction, a low depression rate, and a long lifespan on average. It also has the lowest share of adults who report having mentally unhealthy days, so people in the city seem to be doing the self care needed to keep themselves happy.

Overland Park, KS

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Overland Park, KS, has earned its spot as the second-happiest city in the U.S., thanks to several key factors that contribute to its residents' well-being. With the lowest poverty rate in the nation at just 4.2 percent and an impressively low unemployment rate of 3 percent, it's clear that financial stability plays a huge role in their happiness. The city also boasts one of the lowest food insecurity rates, meaning more families have what they need to thrive. Residents of Overland Park also enjoy a lot of leisure time each week, which many spend participating in sports — one of the top ways to stay emotionally and physically healthy. Overland Park boasts a rich cultural scene, including the Overland Park Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, and a variety of dining and shopping options. People in Overland Park tend to get more sleep than those in most other cities, a crucial factor for maintaining a positive mindset.

San Jose, CA

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Not far from Fremont is the third-happiest city: San Jose, CA, in the heart of Silicon Valley and home to tech giants like Adobe and eBay. San Jose has a diverse food scene, art galleries, and beautiful outdoor spaces, including nearby hiking trails in the Santa Cruz Mountains, which you can enjoy year-round. The city has the longest average life expectancy in the country. It also has one of the lowest separation and divorce rates and scores the best on the health and wellness company Sharecare’s Community Well-Being Index, which measures how much residents like where they live, feel safe and have pride in their community. It also scores extremely well on Sharecare’s Life-Satisfaction Index, which measures people’s health risks based on various physical, financial and social factors.

Madison, WI

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Nestled between lakes Mendota and Monona, Madison offers stunning waterfront views, beautiful parks, and a ton of Midwestern charm. The University of Wisconsin-Madison brings in some of its youthful energy while the city boasts a strong local food, music, and art scene. It's also a great place to live, work, and explore.

Irvine, CA

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Irvine, California in sunny Orange County is known for its family-friendly vibe, excellent schools, and thriving economy. Home to the University of California, Irvine, the city offers a mix of culture and nature with great parks, bike paths, nearby beaches and the Irvine Spectrum Center, a popular shopping and entertainment destination.

Honolulu, HI

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This tropical paradise and state capital, located on the island of Oahu, is famous for its stunning beaches, including the iconic Waikiki Beach, and its rich cultural heritage. Honolulu offers world-class shopping, dining, and entertainment alongside scenic landscapes like Diamond Head and lush rainforests. Home to landmarks like Iolani Palace and the Pearl Harbor Memorial, Honolulu is known for its warm aloha spirit.

San Francisco, CA

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Hop on a cable car ride in San Francisco, the #7 happiest city on the list. It's year-round mild climate and stunning hilltop views remind us just how stunning this city is. From the Golden Gate Bridge, Crissy Field, and Presidio Tunnel Tops to bustling Fillmore Street in Pacific Heights, Valencia Street in the Mission, and Hayes St. in Hayes Valley, there's tons to explore from a world-class food scene to indie shopping to museums and coastal views.

Pearl City, HI

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Pearl City is a charming suburban community located on the island of Oahu, just west of Honolulu. The nearby Pearl Harbor National Memorial and surrounding waters with scenic views hold both historical significance and recreational activities like boating. The city itself has a peaceful close-knit community and is family-friendly with excellent schools, parks, and shopping centers.

Columbia, MD

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Located between Baltimore and Washington, D.C., Columbia is known for its diverse neighborhoods, excellent schools, and many green spaces with parks, lakes, and over 90 miles of walking and biking trails. Columbia’s town center features shopping, dining, and entertainment options, including the Merriweather Post Pavilion, a renowned concert venue. With a strong sense of community, access to major cities, and a focus on sustainability, Columbia is not surprisingly in the top 10 happiest cities in the U.S.

Scottsdale, AZ

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Stunning desert landscapes, including hiking trails at Camelback Mountain and McDowell Sonoran Preserve, make Scottsdale a destination for nature lovers. Rounding out the top 10 happiest cities, Scottsdale is famous for its wellness resorts, golf courses, and thriving arts scene, including galleries, museums, and events like the Scottsdale ArtWalk. With a growing economy, delicious dining options, and a warm, sunny climate, Scottsdale is a popular destination for tourists and locals looking for a southwestern lifestyle.

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Here are the remaining top 20 happiest cities.

11. Sioux Falls, SD

12. Huntington Beach, CA

13. Minneapolis, MN

14. Garden Grove, CA

15. San Diego, CA

16. Fargo, ND

17. Portland, ME

18. Seattle, WA

19. Lincoln, NE

20. Bismark, ND

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You've likely spent your whole life promising yourself that you'd never turn into your parents, cringing at their music taste, fashion choices, and insistence that you'll "understand one day when you're older."

Well, unfortunately, science says otherwise. The quirks, habits, and even opinions you swore you'd never adopt are part of your biology and just waiting for the right time to surface.

In fact, research suggests there are seven scientific reasons you'll end up more like your parents than you'd probably care to admit. Let's dive in.

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1. New Music Will No Longer Bring Joy

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Whether you grew up in the age of records, CDs, or iPods, discovering new music is always a thrill when you're young. At the same time, the "old" tunes your parents blast in the car seem stale, and they probably scoff at whatever music you choose to listen to.

Yet, as time goes by, something strange happens. The latest chart-toppers will begin to sound like noise, and you'll find yourself defending the music you grew up listening to, claiming it's way better than what younger generations are enjoying now.

Science has an explanation for this shift. As we get older, our brains process dopamine, or the chemical that makes music exciting, less efficiently. That means the songs you once obsessed over still hit you hard, but new ones just don't spark the same joy.

2. Rebellion Won't Be Appealing Anymore

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When you're a teenager, it's practically a rite of passage to be rebellious. Rules seem like they're made to be broken, and anything from sneaking out to defying authority figures at school feels like fair game.

However, you won't always be so bold. That's because, as your brain matures, the rebellious streak that once fueled the late nights and questionable decisions of your teenage years and twenties will fade. The same neurological shifts that make teens impulsive begin to mellow out with age, resulting in an increased sense of empathy and responsibility.

So, when you see some newly licensed teens racing down the road in their first car or egging houses on Halloween, you'll eventually start to shake your head at the recklessness, just like your parents.

3. Previously Boring Things Will Bring You Satisfaction

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The idea of cleaning out the garage or tending to the garden on a Saturday probably sounds like a boring nightmare to most teenagers. At that point in our lives, our activities were driven by excitement and chasing instant gratification or an "adrenaline" rush.

Yet, as we mature, those previously "boring" hobbies start to feel, well, satisfying. While teenagers crave high-reward and low-effort activities, older adult brains begin to prioritize long-term fulfillment over fleeting joy or excitement.

That's why, out of nowhere, you may suddenly appreciate slower weekend mornings, organizing the bathroom on your day off, and spending hours picking out home decor.

4. You Won't Be Able To Sleep In

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Sleeping until noon feels like a basic human right (and quite easy) during your teens or twenties. And back then, when you rolled out of bed in your pajamas halfway through the day, your parents might've called you lazy.

Contrary to popular belief, the shift toward earlier wake-up times in adulthood isn't about discipline; it's biology. Teenagers' bodies naturally produce melatonin later, making it harder for them to wake up early.

Then, as you age, your internal clock gradually changes, making it much tougher to sleep in, regardless of how tired you feel. Someday soon, you might find yourself brewing coffee at the crack of dawn and wondering how you ever wasted so much time lying in bed.

5. Bad News, Men: Your Motivation To Change Will Fade

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After you graduated from high school or college, you might've sworn that you'd never "let yourself go." So, you may have hit the gym like it was your second job and chased after promotions like they were candy to further your career.

If you fast forward a couple of decades, though, that drive starts to fade, and testosterone is actually the culprit.

This hormone, which is responsible for muscle mass, motivation, and energy, peaks around age 40 before gradually declining. As it drops, the urgency to push yourself goes with it. You'll no longer be jumping at the chance to stay late at work or stick to your old, grueling six-day workout regimen.

6. Bland Food Won't Seem So Terrible

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If you're a self-proclaimed "foodie," you love visiting fancy restaurants, trying new cuisines, and think your palate is only getting more refined as you age.

But if you've ever wondered why older adults seem perfectly fine with eating the same old bland meals every week, science has the answer. You may not know that, as you age, your mouth produces less saliva, which is crucial for breaking down food and bringing flavors to your taste buds.

On top of that, appetite naturally shrinks, meaning dinners are more of a necessity than an experience. Suddenly, some plain crackers and apple juice won't seem so bad after all.

7. You'll Reminisce, Just Like Your Parents

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Nowadays, you might roll your eyes when you hear your parents tell the same childhood story (or rant about how things were "so much better" back in the day) for the hundredth time. You may even have a pact with yourself, promising to stay more current and open-minded.

Well, when you get older, your brain actually relies on nostalgia as a sort of built-in natural antidepressant. In other words, reminiscing helps older people counteract the stress and responsibilities of adult life.

This is why long-winded stories about the "good old days" become even more frequent with age, and someday, you'll likely find yourself falling into the same pattern.

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TV shows have the unique ability to capture the cultural pulse of their time, and sitcoms might just be the greatest example. They're packed with relevant humor and characters that are supposed to be relatable, so they quickly become staples in homes across the country.

However, as we continue to evolve as a society, so do our standards, and plenty of shows you might've watched as a kid or teen now just seem dated or even downright offensive in hindsight. Here are some classic sitcoms that, while once iconic, haven't aged well.

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1. How I Met Your Mother

It's natural to have flawed characters in TV series, but one How I Met Your Mother character in particular, Barney Stinson, is especially problematic. Portrayed by Neil Patrick Harris, Barney is known for being manipulative and casually misogynistic.

For instance, he has a "playbook" of pick-up lines, regularly lies to women just to sleep with them, and perpetuates toxic masculinity. Barney's behavior might've been able to snag some laughs back in the day, but his disrespectful actions wouldn't be so well-received by audiences in 2025.

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2. Two and a Half Men

Two and a Half Men continues to air on TV and stream across platforms, but that doesn't mean its premise isn't controversial.

Charlie Sheen plays Charlie Harper, a man who routinely treats women as objects for his own pleasure and perpetuates harmful gender stereotypes. Not to mention, Charlie's behavior is showcased in front of his young nephew, Jake, who becomes privy to situations that are way too mature for a kid.

Sure, there is humor in the tension between Charlie and his brother, Alan. Nonetheless, the line between comedy and inappropriate content is definitely blurred.

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3. Ugly Betty

Both the title and plot of Ugly Betty probably wouldn't hold up if it were released today. The show revolves around Betty Suarez, played by America Ferrera, who is a smart, ambitious, and kind-hearted young woman. However, since she wears glasses, has braces, and doesn't follow fashion trends, she's deemed "ugly" and deals with constant ridicule after landing a job at a fashion magazine.

It's undeniable that Ugly Betty is packed with both funny and heartfelt moments. Nonetheless, the way the show treats Betty's looks and reinforces harmful beauty standards feels super outdated in our more body-positive and inclusive era.

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4. That 70's Show

When you think of That 70's Show, you might picture the classic bell-bottom-wearing friend group sitting around, surrounded by clouds of smoke. Compared to how the character Fes, played by Wilmer Valderrama, was treated, the underage drug use seems relatively tame.

As the "foreign exchange student," Fes is not only given a name that reduces him to being an outsider, but a lot of the humor surrounding his character also just relies on racist stereotypes. That 70's Show might've intended to be lighthearted, but it's tough to imagine a modern sitcom leaning on so many old tropes.

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5. Everybody Loves Raymond

Despite being a funny character, Ray Barone, played by Ray Romano, reinforces problematic gender roles in Everybody Loves Raymond.

He comes off as a passive husband who typically sides with his mother over his wife, leaving his wife to shoulder much of the emotional labor and household chores. This old-fashioned family dynamic feels especially inappropriate today when modern sitcoms are trying to challenge these old stereotypes.

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6. The Big Bang Theory

The initial appeal of The Big Bang Theory centered around nerd culture being quirky and odd, but today, this kind of "otherness" just isn't considered funny anymore.

Each character also has their own specific issues, with Raj's selective mutism being played for laughs, Penny embodying the "dumb blonde" stereotype, and Sheldon's behavior that's exaggerated for comedic effect. In 2025, this sitcom seems repetitive and shallow since it leans too heavily on stereotypes.

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7. Home Improvement

When it comes to Home Improvement, this show pushed a traditional narrative where men are defined by their roles as the breadwinners and having handyman skills; meanwhile, a woman's value is tied to her appearance and household duties.

Tim Taylor, played by Tim Allen, is a one-dimensional character whose storyline almost totally revolves around his role as the host of "Tool Time," a fictional TV show. Not to mention, there's the "Tool Time girl," a woman whose sole purpose is to stand and look attractive while introducing Tim and his co-host. The lack of depth and outdated gender tropes make Home Improvement a tough watch today.

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8. According to Jim

On a similar note, the show According to Jim features a father, played by Jim Belushi, who embodies traditional gender roles. His behavior doesn't fit the mold of the typical sitcom dad, though, since Jim is always lying to his wife and sister, interrupting others, and acting just plain rude.

In hindsight, Jim's character perpetuates misogyny and being overly macho, something that probably wouldn't fly if made today.

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If you're like us, then you're probably missing Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone — and you probably watched it for not only the plot, but also for the beautiful scenery. Well, the show takes place in Montana and has many people (myself included) wanting to take a trip out to the Big Sky Country. Sound familiar? We've gone ahead and came up with some hot spots you'll want to check out on your next trip whether you're looking to visit Billings, Whitefish, Kalispell, Missoula, Butte, or anywhere in between.

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Where to Stay in Montana

Larch House

Larch House

If you find yourself in Whitefish, then you'll want to book a stay at Larch House for your visit. This luxury boutique hotel has a variety of standard guest rooms and suites that have farmhouse-style decor and modern amenities. The property is spread across 10 buildings for a lodge-like feel and is home to a speakeasy and heated rooftop pool with views of beautiful mountains. This is the perfect hotel for a girls-trip, bachelorette party, or romantic getaway in the northern region of Montana.

Grouse Mountain Lodge

Grouse Mountain Lodge

Plan on staying in the Whitefish area in the winter? Grouse Mountain Lodge is another property that both skiers and snowboarders will love as it's right near Big Mountain and Glacier National Park. The rooms are cozy, quaint and comfortable giving that more home-like, rustic feel that gravitates people to the country region. At night, you can head to the downtown area that has a plethora of dining and shopping options and then go back to your room to rest up for the next day of adventures.

Paws Up

Paws Up Montana

Paws Up Montana is an all inclusive resort in Greenough, Montana that combines the fun of a ranch with the sophistication of a luxury property. It's great for families who want to explore the great outdoors in a controlled environment as there's over 70 activities to choose from such as horseback riding, fishing, hiking, canoeing and more.

What to do in Montana

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National Parks

Glacier National Park

A trip to Montana isn't complete with visiting a national park. Glacier National Park is home to over 700 miles of trails making it the perfect spot for those hikers looking to venture off the beaten path. You'll be able to see melting glaciers (hence the name) as you explore alongside lakes and valleys. If you enjoy backpacking, then you can do that at this national park but you'll need to get a permit in advance. Don't worry if you forget to file a permit because the Glacier Park Lodge is right next door and they have rooms and suites to keep you comfortable.

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Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone is the world's first national park — crazy, right? There's so much to do and see at Yellowstone it can be hard to find where to begin. Let's be clear — you probably won't see it all in one trip so that's just another reason to go back! For starters, take a visit to the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River. It runs for 20 miles and can be seen from various points in the park. It's a great location to take those picturesque photos for your Instagram feed — trust me. If you're a fan of hot springs, then you're in luck because there's no shortage of them here.

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Other Activities in Montana

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Rafting in Montana is a popular activity because there's not only so much water, but also beautiful scenery to take in. Glacier Raft Co. has a selection of rafting excursions and guided experiences to choose from whether you're looking to go out on your own or join a group and explore.

The World Museum of Mining

World Museum of Mining

Located on an actual mine yard, the museum offers a unique experience to visitors to tour the steel headframe and even go on an underground tour of the Orphan Girl Mine. This is an educational and insightful activity to do if you don't want to be out in nature and instead open up your mind to new facts and information.

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Garden of One Thousand Buddhas

This park is home to 1000 hand-cast Buddha statues that are positioned around the central Great Mother figure. Located approximately 25 west of Missoula, this garden is the perfect place to venture off to for a peaceful and spiritual experience unlike any other.

Where to Eat in Montana

Lucca's Fine Italian

Lucca's Fine Italian

If you're craving delicious Italian food, then you'll want to make a reservation at Lucca's Fine Italian. This dinner-only restaurant serves up freshly made from scratch cuisine with everything ranging from pasta to poultry — don't miss out on the fisherman's spaghetti. There's no dress code and they encourage guests to come in whatever they feel most comfortable wearing.

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The Montana Club

The Montana Club is touted as one of the best restaurants in Montana with its diverse menu filled with steaks, slow-roasted prime rib, seafood, sandwiches, burgers, pasta and salads. No matter where you are in Montana, you'll likely find a location close by as there are five throughout the state in Billings, Missoula, Butte, Kalispell and Great Falls.

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The Marble Table

This family-owned restaurant in Billings, Montana is a hot spot for tourists and locals alike in the area. The menu is described as having an elevated twist on traditional comfort foods with menu items including mac and cheese, fried chicken and pork schnitzel. The family-friendly spot is closed on Sunday and Monday so you'll want to be sure to plan accordingly during your visit.

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Getting stuck in a cooking rut often means reaching for the same ingredients without realizing healthier — and just as tasty —alternatives are within easy reach. The good news? You don’t need to overhaul your routine to make a difference. With just a few simple cooking swaps, you can give your favorite meals a healthy twist, cut back on refined ingredients, and enjoy more nourishing ingredients every day.

Here are five easy cooking swaps to try this week!

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1. Swap Sour Cream for Greek Yogurt

Get that creamy tang without the extra fat. Greek yogurt is packed with protein, lower in calories, and often contains probiotics, which are great for your gut health. Greek yogurt is delicious in dips, dressings, or even dolloped on tacos or (my favorite) grilled salmon.

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2. Use Olive Oil Instead of Butter

For sautéing or drizzling, EVOO adds heart-healthy fats and antioxidants. It’s a flavorful upgrade that also supports better cholesterol levels than butter. Just make sure to cook it at a lower heat, under 430 degrees is recommended.

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3. Choose Whole Grains Over Refined

Trade white rice or pasta for brown rice, quinoa, or whole wheat pasta. Whole grains are higher in fiber — and the secret to a healthy Mediterraneandiet — keeping you fuller longer and supporting digestive health. Cauliflower rice and spaghetti squash are also healthy alternatives to white rice and pasta and you get the added bonus of an extra veggie in your meal.

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4. Swap Mayo for Avocado

Avocados, an excellent source of healthy unsaturated fats, make a great swap for traditional mayo in baking and preparing your favorite sandwich. Avocado oil mayo is also a healthy alternative and you'll taste nearly no difference.

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5. Add Veggies to Everything

I shred cauliflower or carrots into my daughter's pancakes to give an extra nutrient boost. Sneak in shredded zucchini, spinach, or cauliflower rice into sauces, casseroles, or even baked goods. Swap hearty mushrooms, beets or eggplant for burgers too. It’s a simple way to eat more fiber and vitamins without changing the dish, or taste, too much.

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Embrace the carefree, wild-hearted vibe of a boho aesthetic for your festival fun this summer. Let folk music and the beauty of nature inspire your festival looks, from billowy palazzo pants to fringed jackets. And get in touch with your cosmic spirit with accessories like chakra necklaces and moonstone rings. These 42 summer-y fashion finds are the perfect way to embody boho, blissful vibes for every festival.

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Stay Cozy and Cool in the Crochet Hoodie Dress

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This crochet hoodie dress is a laidback indie look that fits the eccentric aesthetic perfectly while having a modern flair. The crocheted design is hippy-dippy, and you can wear it with pants or with a bodysuit.

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Twirl and Frolic in This Paisley Maxi Skirt

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Feel like a free spirit in this flowy, twirly paisley maxi skirt. The layered, patchwork style is beautifully eclectic and offers a nomadic aesthetic. It's an effortless way to create a lovely boho look with one item.

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Slide Into These Cork Sandals

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These cork sandals will keep you comfortable as you walk from stage to stage. The cork insole is firm but spongey, absorbing shock impact with each step. And the earth-toned, strappy upper has a casual hippy vibe that works with pants or dresses.

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Peace, Love, and Heart Sunglasses

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Radiate love and good vibes throughout your festival with these heart-shaped sunglasses. They give you complete UV protection and have an exquisite design that feels high-end. Wear them with your New Age looks, or create retro outfits with them at your next concert.

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Twirl to the Music in This Babydoll Dress

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This dainty babydoll dress has a deep V-neck and backless silhouette with a short, flowy bottom that creates a wild-hearted vibe. The layered skirt offers a voluminous look, and the simple texture is ripe for accessorizing.

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Glow in These Beaded Sunset Earrings

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You'll look as radiant and warm as the sunset with these beaded earrings, made with hypoallergenic brass and glass seed beads. They're lightweight but make a stylish impact that enhances your outfit with a sun-drenched vibe.

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Glimmer With This Sun Pendant Waist Belt

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Elevate your outfit with this golden pendant belt and bring some sunshine wherever you go. The layered style gives any look a lavish feel while maintaining that sunny wanderlust vibe. Wear it with a wispy dress, a fitted bodysuit, or bell-bottom jeans.

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Embrace Flower Power in This Floral Skort

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This ruffled skort is fabulous for festivals, giving you the comfort and coverage of shorts with the elegance and playfulness of a flowy skirt. Select one of the many dainty floral patterns to create a unique look that radiates flower power.

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Move and Groove in Stretchy Jean Shorts

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These stretchy denim shorts offer a classic festival look along with supreme comfort. The cutoff style gives them a relaxed vibe, while the cotton, polyester, and spandex blend makes them flexible, so you can dance and squat and do it all.

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Step to the Beat in These Suede Wide-Calf Boots

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These wide-calf suede boots are the definition of chic boho, with a sandy brown material but a runway-ready silhouette. The low kitten heels keep them comfy enough for a three-day festival, and the knee-high style is sassy and luxurious.

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Strut Your Stuff in Embroidered Bell-Bottom Jeans

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You won't just wear these floral embroidered bell bottoms to your next festival; you'll wear them to your next concert, Sunday brunch, trivia night, and beyond. The 100% cotton denim is comfortable and durable, ensuring these beautiful hippy pants withstand all the festival fun.

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Carry All Your Essentials in This Daisy Crossbody Bag

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Keep your phone, wallet, and keys safe with this dainty daisy crossbody bag. It's embroidered with yellow and white daisies for an endearing look, but the zippered pockets, removable strap, and canvas material make it a versatile festival must-have.

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This Jewelry Set Is All the Turquoise You Need

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This turquoise jewelry set comes with all the boho bling you could need for a whole summer of festivals. It includes 24 pieces, including pendant necklaces, bracelets, stone rings, and dramatic dangly or hoop earrings.

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Look Like a Goddess in a Lacy Sun Dress

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This beachy maxi dress has a folky aesthetic, with tassel and pom-pom accents. The eggshell-colored floral lace is ethereal and drapey, ideal for hot days in the sun. The dress has a high-low cut that keeps it informal while looking graceful.

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Stay Cute and Cozy in This Tie Dye T-Shirt

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Create a laidback outfit with this cool tie-dye T-shirt with a sun and moon mandala design. This top brings all the good vibes, with a soft cotton and stretchy elastane fabric blend. And the whimsical graphic print radiates cosmic energy.

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Mushroom Stud Earrings for a Woodland Aesthetic

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These mushroom studs are perfect for boho or cottagecore aesthetics, and the hypoallergenic design won't irritate your skin. You can feel like one with the earth when you put these on and curate a foresty, woodland aura.

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Block the Sun the Boho Way With Oversized Round Sunglasses

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Nothing is quite as boho as an oversized pair of sunglasses. These round-frame glasses have an ombre lens that will block out the bright festival sun while enhancing your flower child look. And they're cut enough to wear after festival season, too.

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Get Wild in Cow Print Bell Bottoms

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Yeehaw! These cow print bell bottoms are boho meets cowgirl, giving you that country, hipster vibe that is perfect for a festival with all music genres. The tight fit gives you a saucy, tailored look that works with tiny crop tops or billowy peasant shirts.

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Jump Into This Floral Jumpsuit

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This floral jumpsuit is as relaxed and comfy as pajamas but as trendy as your favorite summer dress. With pockets to hold your essentials and a smocked top, it offers an easygoing fit that's functional enough for a long day of dancing.

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Soft Headbands for a Laidback Look

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Wear these folky headbands to bring that New Age feel to any outfit and create a refined hairstyle. The pack of six includes various floral and geometric designs to accommodate your daily mood, and the stretchy, supple material stays in place all day.

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Feel Free in This Lightweight Cardigan

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Be free and eclectic in this airy cardigan that helps you cover up without overheating. It's made from 100% viscose for a silky, feather-light feel. The mandala-inspired patterns are tasteful, and the tiny tassels at the bottom are an essential boho detail.

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Be a True Flower Child in This Daisy Hair Wreath

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Embrace the Vanessa Hudgens festival aesthetic with this adorable daisy hair wreath that immediately makes you look like a Woodstock icon. The bright daisies are an enchanting addition to your outfit, and the easy-tie design makes it easy to adjust.

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Feel Like a Rebel in This Fringe Jacket

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Fringes are a classic boho element, and this fringed jacket is a must-have for chilly festival nights. The faux suede creates a vintage vibe and smooth texture, perfect for swaying to the music or sitting in the grass.

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A Down-to-Earth Floppy Straw Hat

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Keep the sun out of your eyes and accessorize with this straw hat that can be folded up and tucked into your bag. The handcrafted hat feels earthy and authentic, taking you from beach days to festival weekends.

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Giddy Up in These Cowgirl Boots

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What looks cuter with a flowy floral dress than some dusty cowgirl boots? These cream-colored suede boots are embroidered with a nature-inspired design for an elevated country look. The block heel is easy to walk in all day, and the rubber sole offers festival-level support.

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Palazzo Pants to Dance In

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These palazzo pants are made of 100% cotton, making them supremely comfy — you'll never want to take them off. The flowy silhouette is perfect for a summer festival, keeping you cool and covered in the heat. And they come in fabulous floral and patchwork patterns.

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Top Off Your Outfit With a Crochet Bucket Hat

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This crocheted bucket hat brings a woven flair to the skater silhouette, combining aesthetics for a unique and fashionable style. The handmade hat uses milk cotton yarn for a plush but durable feel, and the wide knit allows your head to breathe on hot days.

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Stay Lowkey in This Sunflower Shirt

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Exude organic vibes without a flashy look in this cute daisy T-shirt, made with 100% Rayon for a breathable, lightweight feel. Order it oversized and wear it as a T-shirt dress, or go down a size for a fitted, baby-tee style. Either way, the large daisy graphic will bring those bohemian vibes.

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Bring the Sparkle to Boho With Glittery Tights

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Add some glitter to your look with these rhinestone tights. The nude color keeps your outfit warm-toned, but the tiny rhinestones make your legs shimmer in the summer sun. Channel your inner boho fairy and bring a little sparkle to your vibe.

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Serve Rustic Realness in Slouchy Booties

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Lean into the rustic style with these slouchy booties that embody that '70s Woodstock aesthetic. The synthetic rubber and light design keep your feet cool in the heat, and the low heel ensures you can comfortably walk for hours.

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Strap on Your Stuff With a Boho Backpack

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Whether you're camping out or just being prepared, you can pack everything you need for your festival in this backpack. The understated geometric design is eclectic and artisanal. It's made with high-quality canvas and copper, ensuring a durable design and smooth enclosure.

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Be Sassy in This Distressed Patchwork Skirt

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Bring a modern flair to the aesthetic with this patchwork skirt, constructed with denim, spandex, and other materials that create a sturdy but stretchy texture. The skirt is comfortable enough for dancing but fashionable enough for Insta posts.

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Find Hair Harmony With Braided Hair Ties

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With these nylon hair ties, you can epitomize boho in every detail and create endearing hairstyles. The pack comes with 20 braided, knotted, or twisted hair ties you can use to throw your hair up when dancing gets sweaty or tie stylish braids, ponytails, and buns.

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Adorn Your Fingers With Gemstone Rings

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Harness the power of crystals and stones with these gemstone rings on your fingers. The pack comes with 10 distinct gem styles, from amethyst to opal, and the chunky designs ensure they make a soulful statement that elevates your look.

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Be Desert Chic in a Southwestern Jean Shacket

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Stay warm and Western in this jean shacket that offers a distressed style and folky geometric weave. The spacious front pockets are ideal for holding your phone and wallet, and the oversized, relaxed look gives you that carefree vibe.

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Center Yourself With a Chakra Necklace

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Align your chakras with this gold pendant necklace that features seven chakras in a stainless steel design. It can fall as low as your sternum for an exaggerated look, and the chakras will keep you feeling balanced during the festival chaos.

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Wander Around in These Braided Sandals

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These braided sandals offer an earthy appearance that will make you feel like Mother Nature. The vegan rubber is flexible and sturdy, supporting your feet with effortless comfort and traction. You can adjust the braids for a looser fit or a more secure feel.

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The Indie Chic Strapless Sundress

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Cultivate an indie aesthetic in this artsy strapless sundress with a smocked top that stays in place. The variety of floral and psychedelic patterns are ideal for a free-spirited aesthetic with a flirty aura.

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Stay Golden With This Sunrise Tote

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This tote bag is roomy enough to hold all your festival gear, from water bottles to fringe jackets. The 100% cotton, hand-embroidered construction is strong enough for heavier items, and the orange and yellow patchwork brings a sun-drenched vibe to your look.

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Tie-Dye Tank Top to Die For

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This simple tie-dye tank top features a sun and moon chakra design that captures the dreamy, cosmic spirit. With a cotton and elastane fabric blend, it offers a flexible, tailored fit that moves with you. Embrace the sun's energy with these warm tie-dye colors.

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Bohemian Earrings Set to Accessorize Every Outfit

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No boho outfit is complete without some untamed earrings, and this set of 45 earrings offers stunning options. From orange tassels to crescent moon styles, there's a pair for every bohemian look, plus a few refined options for everyday wear.

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Chill Out in These Hippy Pants

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These loose-fitting pants are made with 100% Rayon for a lightweight feel. They come in feather-themed designs that give them an exceptionally breezy appearance, and the smocked waist and tapered ankle make them work with a range of top and shoe styles.

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