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Seven (Sorta) Hidden Caribbean Winter Getaways

Additional reporting by Stefanie Schwalb and Jolyon Helterman You know the drill: Right now in Boston, it’s cold. It’s dark. As much as we love […]

Arts & Entertainment

Artist Elise Ansel Rewrites the Stories Behind Original Paintings

“I was a bookish kid who often went to the Frick,” says Elise Ansel. Later, as a Brown University student caught up in the whirl […]

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Arts & Entertainment

Q&A: Nathan Tavares, Author of A Fractured Infinity

It’s safe to say that the multiverse is having a moment. Whether it’s Michelle Yeoh’s despairing laundromat owner in Everything Everywhere All at Once, or […]

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Restaurants

Attend Taste, Boston’s Biggest Culinary Event of the Year

Tickets are now on sale for the biggest culinary event of the year: Boston magazine’s Taste—celebrating its 12th year—triumphantly returns on November 1, taking place […]

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Arts & Entertainment

Group Chat: The Staff of Boston Magazine Watches Hocus Pocus 2

Like everyone else, the staff of Boston magazine was excited to hear about the new Hocus Pocus sequel. Many of us had grown up with […]

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Travel

This Cambridge Company Lets You Vacation Like You’re in The Holiday

The year is 2006. iPod nanos and Wii have a grip on the nation.  You can’t go anywhere without hearing Daniel Powter’s “Bad Day.” And […]

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Restaurants

Boston Magazine’s Battle of the Burger Returns This Weekend

This Sunday, September 11, Boston magazine’s Battle of the Burger returns, pitting 20 of Greater Boston’s best burgers against each other in a thrilling—and delicious—competition. […]

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Arts & Entertainment

25 Books Boston Booksellers Are Looking Forward to This Fall

The days are getting shorter, the evenings are getting cooler, and you’re probably already too late to score one of the best Airbnbs for leaf […]

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Arts & Entertainment

Take a Sneak Peek at a New Exhibit on Eviction in Somerville

Despite living in renter-heavy Somerville 20 years, David Gibbs, executive director of anti-poverty group the Community Action Agency of Somerville, has never seen an eviction […]

Home & Property

This Arlington Artist’s Style Uses Salvaged Textiles

Arlington-based artist Lis Sartori has always felt the calmest while making art. She spent college and graduate school fine-tuning her skills in printmaking, painting, and […]

Arts & Entertainment

Five Must-See Summer Art Exhibitions in and Around Boston

A Fascinating and Dangerous Pursuit: Isabella’s Book Collection The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum will host an event that sheds light on its founder’s vast collection […]

Home & Property

10 Whimsical Cake Stands for Your Delectable Display

1 Nashi Home resin cake stand, $125, Food52. “Floating Sails” two-tier cake, $560, Silver Whisk Bake Shop. 2 “Color Block” bone china cake stand, $270, […]

Restaurants

Taffer’s Tavern, from the Man who Brought Us Bar Rescue, Opens in Watertown in September

There are a few things we know for certain about the newest restaurant opening its doors in Watertown’s Arsenal Yards, if TV is to be […]

City Life

The British Are Coming to Boston—Prince William, That Is

People who are obsessed with the royals on this side of the pond, and people who are alarmed about the havoc climate change will wreak […]

City Life

The Best Boston Takes on the Ben Affleck/Jennifer Lopez Wedding

You all know the drill. These days, when anyone or anything remotely linked to the city of Boston is in the news for any reason […]