Boston Magazine

From Billie Eilish to Romeo and Juliet—a highly subjective list of the concerts, festivals, and performers you shouldn’t miss this season.

A coastal haven where tranquility meets top-tier schools, this secluded enclave commands premium real estate—and it’s worth every penny.

Eat your way through every corner of our very own Flavortown.

Plus, a vegan mainstay reopens in Allston, a glitzy dumpling lounge debuts in the Seaport, a King Arthur pop-up shop is coming to town, and more food news for the week of September 8, 2024.

With gorgeous views, a signature tea house, spacious interiors and exteriors, this residence features a bit of history harmoniously infused with contemporary amenities.

The latest restaurant from the team behind Yvonne’s and Coquette features a Chinese-inspired menu in a showpiece setting.

Including a collection of architect Henry Hobson Richardson’s drawings and a tribute to Sybil and David Yurman’s dazzling jewelry.

You’ve fallen in love with New Haven’s famous “apizza”; now find out what else makes the Elm City’s dining scene great.

He now spends his days trying to fix college sports. But if you think our former governor has stopped paying attention to politics, think again.

New Haven’s delicious pizza—and apizza—scene is an easy road trip or train ride from Boston. Here’s where to go and what to order.

Founder Dan Leyva hopes this is the first of many locations for the taco-focused Mexican restaurant.

Refresh your closet with these cool-weather looks, as recommended by these local tastemakers.

New and exciting restaurants to check out, plus new reasons to visit older spots.

Raise a glass—then admire the view.

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare two five-bedroom homes, one in the southwest suburb of Westwood, the other just outside the city in Brookline.