Boston Magazine

The Connecticut-born artist talks playing the Bay State, the perils of social media, and catching waves off New Hampshire.

We compare a spacious home in Dorchester with a Colonial by the water on the North Shore.

Over 50 acts, three days, and one very happy ending, the city’s premiere music festival was an unequivocal success.

The money will fund preventative strategies and bulk-buying date-rape drug tests for state distribution.

After several smaller incarnations, the something-for-everybody venue, brewery, and restaurant has found a location big enough for all its ambitions.

“Black,” “queer,” and “from the ‘hood” were the words that often described the Roxbury-born artist during her local rise to fame. But Lakiyra Williams wants everyone to know she’s all that—and a whole lot more.

Two Cape Cod lots with waterfront access for the steep price of one.

From a revolutionary 10-mile ride to a 2.6-mile Deer Island loop, we’ve rounded up some of the region’s best.

Breaking records is good. Continuing to break records cause of low inventory? Not so good.

Just 18 miles south of Portland, this York County mill town is gaining a new reputation as a gourmet getaway.

When it comes to the local housing market, these folks know how to close the deal. Our annual look at the region’s best-performing agents.

And what to do when you’re not on the course.

Ten eras, three nights, one weekend, and a total of 49 songs at Gillette Stadium.

Noted Rhode Island architect J.D. Johnston designed this Tudor-style abode.

Planters in Lincoln, outdoor furniture in the South End, and seeds and “starts” in Brookline—these local retailers have all the goods you need.