Arts + Entertainment
Five North Shore Cottages to Fulfill Your Coastal Getaway Fantasy
Whether you’re interested in the rocky coastlines, picturesque lighthouses, artists’ studios, or simply a tasty plate of fried clams, it’s always a good time to […]
What to Know before Buying Tickets to Post-COVID Concerts in Boston
No doubt about it, we took live entertainment for granted back in the good old days. I look back in horror at the last weeks […]
The ICA Watershed Will Return with a “Monumental” Immersive Installation
In yet another sign that the city is healing, and that its shuttered gems are returning to their former glory, the ICA Watershed in the […]
Five Takeaways from a Conversation with Paul Theroux
At a time when getting away still feels like a distant dream to many, Paul Theroux’s award-winning oeuvre of travelogues and novels beckons with epic […]
Shop from Fantastic, Black Women-Owned Businesses at a Pop-up Market This Weekend
To round out Women’s History Month, Black Owned Bos. is teaming up with CambridgeSide mall this weekend to host the Making of Her Story—a pop-up […]
Boston Traveler: Experience the Fresh New Vibe of Palm Beach This Spring
Ah, Palm Beach. The destination has long been a favorite of Bostonians seeking off-season sun and sand, up to and including the Kennedy family. In […]
Things to Do in Boston Now That You’re Vaccinated and Ready to Party
So your final dose of the vaccine is kicking in, antibodies are coursing through your veins, and you’re ready to hit the town. Where do […]
Luke O’Neil Found Fresh Hell in the Suburbs. But What Exactly Did He Leave Behind?
Back on a random Friday in November of 2019, I walked out of Great Scott for the last time. A whole bar full of us […]
Who Gets to Be Bostonian Onscreen?
Teyonah Parris may be making headlines these days as Monica Rambeau on the Disney+ Marvel series WandaVision, but watching her trade quips with the Scarlet […]
You Can Rent Your Own Luxury Airstream on Cape Cod This Summer
Remember summer camp when basically the biggest thing to worry about was accidentally burning the marshmallow for your s’mores? As the weather warms up and […]
Five Brutalist Buildings to Admire That Aren’t City Hall
If you don’t like the look of City Hall—or at the very least, you’re not curious about its design—you should X out of this story […]
Meet the Boston Musician Who Has Performed Every Single Night of the Pandemic
Where were you, one year ago this month, when the pandemic shutdown first shook up your life? Chelsea, Mass. musician Adam Ezra was logging on […]
There’s Another “Secret Boston” in Town, and the Original Isn’t Happy about It
If there’s anything Boston is hungry for right now, it’s experiences. So when word got around that an “immersive experience” based on the works of Vincent […]
How Can I Safely Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day This Year?
Welcome to “One Last Question,” a series where research editor Matthew Reed Baker tackles your most Bostonian conundrums. Have a question? Email him at onelastquestion@bostonmagazine.com. Question: […]
Coolidge Corner Theatre Named One of the World’s Most Beautiful Cinemas
It’s no secret around here that the Coolidge Corner Theatre is worthy of praise. The Brookline institution, with its towering, neon-lit marquee has always been […]