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Year-end holiday cheer is on the horizon with pop-up shops, food vendors, and more fun at the Boston Seaport District’s sixth annual holiday market extravaganza.
Five Takeaways from a Conversation with Charlie Moore
After more than a year of doom and gloom, TV’s favorite fisherman wants you to kick back, relax, and have some doggone fun this summer. Seriously.
Walking Tour: The Cool, Old, and Beautiful Clocks of Downtown Crossing
Time yourself to see how long it takes.
Ready for summer? Join Boston Home editor Andrea Timpano for an exclusive sneak peek at the magazine’s annual Summer issue, featuring inspirational vacation homes, covetable […]
The Thrill of the Hunt
Online shopping may have been a lifesaver this past year, but nothing beats the feeling of searching for—and finding—a hidden jewel or treasure. The coveting. The chase. The discovery. The adrenaline rush. And then—ka-ching! From art to antiques, wooden boats to (seriously) eyeball sculptures, the region’s top dealers share what’s hot and what’s not. Plus: secrets and tips from the city’s most passionate collectors.
Movie Theaters Are Reopening in Boston. Here’s What You Need to Know
Blockbusters on the big screen are back on the menu.
What to Know before Buying Tickets to Post-COVID Concerts in Boston
Live music is back on the calendar for 2021. Here’s what that means.
Including theaters, museum options, and other ways to explore the city.
Forget New Kids on the Block—New Edition is the greatest pop group Boston has ever produced. So why doesn't their hometown show them more love? G. Valentino Ball's story from our archives still resonates.
The ICA Watershed Will Return with a “Monumental” Immersive Installation
After a yearlong hiatus, the free art gallery makes its return with another sprawling ocean-themed installation.
Five Takeaways from a Conversation with Paul Theroux
With a new book out this month, the novelist and travel writer talks about his famous family, hanging with fellow Medford native Michael Bloomberg, and why all roads lead to the Cape.
Know a Local Hero? Nominate Them to Be Featured in Boston Magazine!
Our Best of Boston Readers’ Poll this year is once again focused on the people who have made our city a better place.
March 25, 2021. Hear from Boston magazine’s executive editor Brittany Jasnoff in conversation with three William Raveis Real estate experts: Eric Rollo, Regina Winslow, and […]
Things to Do in Boston Now That You’re Vaccinated and Ready to Party
Finally ready to hit the town worry-free? We’ve got you covered.
From theater to pop concerts to comedy stars, don't miss our monthly list.
Five Brutalist Buildings to Admire That Aren’t City Hall
There are plenty of examples of the iconic architecture style in the area.
Meet the Boston Musician Who Has Performed Every Single Night of the Pandemic
Missing live concerts? The Adam Ezra Group frontman is coming up on his 365th consecutive online show, and even played during his own bout with COVID-19.
How Can I Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Home?
Skip out on the bar crowds this year for live-streamed music and heavy pours at home.
Coolidge Corner Theatre Named One of the World’s Most Beautiful Cinemas
The Brookline landmark got high marks from Time Out.
