Boston Magazine

Whether you’re braving the cold for dinner, a date, or just a few drinks.

Once nearly extinct, the birds today are everywhere, strutting around town like they run the place—and not just on Thanksgiving. It’s time to talk…well, you know.

Psst… don’t forget to wash your hands.

Designing diplomatic reception rooms, Hunt Slonem’s homes, and Yves Saint Laurent goes gold.

On a cool morning in Concord this fall, I found out what it’s like to follow in Henry David Thoreau’s footsteps.

With heated, reclining seats, strict rules against talking and texting, and a full menu, this is a truly luxurious movie-watching experience.

This renovated home stays true to its origins while accommodating its present-day inhabitants.

Local produce plays a starring role in intriguing drinks at longtime bartender Seth Freidus’ first solo spot.

Rhode Island designer Blair Moore introduces a line of heirloom-quality pieces with a little East Coast grit.

Interior designer Elizabeth Georgantas turned a blank slate outside of Boston into a sparkling showcase, using finely honed elements of drama and surprise.

It’s one of the most popular MetroWest towns for a reason. Here’s why residents love it—and how you can get in.

Sprawled across more than 12 acres, this Lowell Woods-adjacent home comes with a guest cottage, heated pool, fenced horse paddock, and more.

The tucked-away Union Square maker-market has added storefronts right on Somerville Avenue—and there’s more food to enjoy.

In the age of book bans and digital technology, a case for why we should love libraries now more than ever.

Here’s the 2023 rundown on special weekday lunch menus available around the city this holiday season, featuring luxurious steaks, seafood, and lots more.