Boston Magazine

In the aftermath of Hamas militants’ attack on Israel last year, some local residents joined support groups. Others became activists. Some even changed their worldviews entirely.

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

The boutique New Hampshire guesthouse unveils a red, white, and blue vibe while honoring its storied structure.

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare a Marlborough Street pad with a family-friendly home in Wellesley Farms.

Plus, ready-for-snacking charcuterie cups arrive downtown and more food news for the week.

The promise and perils of the Question 4 psychedelic few people know.

Psychedelic therapy helped turn her life around. Now the former Hollywood actor turned certified therapist is on a trailblazing mission to do the same for others—and revolutionize trauma treatment in Boston and beyond.

A no-BS guide to the psychedelics ballot initiative in November.

The backstory to the 22-year-old’s alleged murder just gets more horrifying, according to a new document.

Starting in October, fuel up for your match with pulled pork shoulder, beef brisket, and fried chicken.

Boston magazine’s all-new list of the 834 best dentists in the region—from generalists to orthodontists to pediatric specialists—as chosen by their peers.

Check off everything on your fall bucket list with a visit to this wildly picturesque New Hampshire mountain town.

Scouting Boston honored two prominent local business leaders in its first gala since the COVID pandemic.

Plus, two dessert destinations debut in the Seaport and more food news for the week.

Our intrepid society columnist reports from Boston’s swankiest affairs, including the American Repertory Theater’s gala and the Rose Garden Party fundraiser for ParkArts.