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While there are the familiar, timeless reasons to adore Boston, with the city evolving faster than ever, every day seems to bring with it a new object of affection. Here’s what’s filling our hearts with Boston pride right now.

After years of political bickering, wrestling, and wrangling, the time has finally come. Casinos are going to be legal in Massachusetts. Governor Deval Patrick could […]

The Boston streets were unusually quiet on Friday morning as the city and its residents made final preparations for a blizzard that could dump up […]

Daniela Corte opened the doors to her Newbury boutique in November — shoppers can now browse her perfectly tailored pencil skirts, silk blouses, and flattering […]

Halloween is on a Friday this year. At long last, we can cut loose, secure in the knowledge we won’t have to do the walk […]

“I know it sounds dramatic, but I think you could make an argument that this is the most unique sports bar in the world,” says […]

BETTER THAN LEGOS 6th Annual Gingerbread House Design Exhibition Ever wanted to see Boston Symphony Hall in edible form? Stop by the Boston Society of […]

Apparently, mixing the likes of a tornado caused by global warming with the ferocity of a school of sharks is a formula for instant success. […]

A “controversy” over a raw video of Rep. John Tierney gave voters a reminder of an odd omnipresence in today’s politics: that of the political tracker, or a […]

If half of what happens in Scituate native Nick Flynn’s memoir took place in a novel, you wouldn’t buy it.

There can only be one “IFF” in Boston, a local film festival says. And now the Independent Film Festival Boston is taking that battle to […]

Two funny favorites are coming to the Boston area this fall. Harvard Book Store is hosting author events with Newton native B.J. Novak and Jason Segel of How […]

Your long day of corporate drudgery is over. Get out and enjoy the city! Here are a few ideas to get you started, lovingly picked […]

Welcome to Best of the Day, our daily recommendation for what to check out around town. If you do one thing in Boston today, consider […]

Sukey Forbes’s daughter died suddenly of a rare genetic disorder at the age of six. In this gut-wrenching excerpt from her forthcoming memoir, The Angel in My Pocket, Sukey lays bare her grief within the rarified world of blueblood New England—a place where Herman Melville and Ralph Waldo Emerson continue to haunt the living.