Arts + Entertainment
The World’s Greatest Art Thief Is Alive and Well (And Still Casing the Joint)
If you don’t have a theory about who robbed the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, are you even really a Bostonian? Thirty-four years ago this month, […]
Boston Weddings’ Bubbly Brunch Returns March 24
Love is in the air! Boston’s Bubbly Brunch will take place on Sunday, March 24 from 11 am to 2 pm at the Intercontinental Hotel […]
Six Winter Travel Destinations That’re Direct Flights from Logan
Craving warmer weather this time of year? Most of us are, but while some dream of simply lounging on the sand with a bestseller and […]
Yes, You Can Have Fun on Cape Cod in the Winter
The bad news: It’s mostly freezing outside (did you expect anything else?). The good news: It’s never too cold to head down to Cape Cod […]
Yes, You Can Have an Apres-Ski Feast in Your Very Own Heated Gondola
Picture this: You just wrapped up a full day of skiing or gliding across powdery trails in snowshoes. Your cheeks are still red from the […]
Fan-Favorite Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Chain Finally Arrives in Boston
If your idea of a perfect movie theater experience is eating a full, scratch-made meal and drinking craft beer or a cocktail at your very […]
The Interview: Movie Producer Marina Cappi
If your favorite new movie was filmed in Massachusetts, you probably have Marina Cappi to thank. In 2021, the former construction manager took what was […]
The Tao of Celtics Owner Wyc Grousbeck
Wyc Grousbeck is frustrated. It’s been six months since his Celtics lost in the playoffs, failing to bring home championship No. 18, and like most […]
Get Your Tickets Now for Taste 2023, Our Biggest Food Event of the Year
Save your appetite, get out your best comfy-meets-snazzy night-out outfit, and text your food-loving friends: Taste is back—and more delicious than ever—and tickets are on […]
Co-Authors Tonya and Ben Mezrich Talk Children’s Books, UFOs, and Ellen Pompeo
When she’s not writing about the city’s coolest boutiques and tastemakers for this magazine, Boston style editor Tonya Mezrich is working with her husband, New York […]
The 10 Best Fall Foliage Train Rides in New England
There are few things more quintessentially New England than days spent admiring the warm, vibrant hues of autumn leaves. A family apple picking trip isn’t […]
Fall Arts Preview: Haute Couture and John Singer Sargent at the MFA
Long considered one of the 19th century’s greatest portraitists, John Singer Sargent was able to capture not just the faces of the men, women, and […]
Fall Arts Preview: The Huntington Theatre Company’s First Full Season with a New Leader
Since its founding in 1982, the Huntington Theatre Company has managed to maintain a remarkable level of continuity, with only three artistic directors in its […]
Fall Arts Preview: 18 Things We Can’t Wait to Do This Season
SEPTEMBER 2023 1. Cheer on a basketball demigod. Being such a bibliophilic city that’s also mad for hoops, Boston and its environs seem a perfect […]
Meet Noah Kahan, the Voice of an Emotionally Evolved Generation
Noah Kahan thinks everyone here should be in therapy. The 26-year-old singer-songwriter is onstage at Boston Calling Music Festival, a 10-minute drive from his Watertown […]