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This month, Boston chef Chris Coombs and former professional tennis player D.J. Bosse will open the largest indoor pickleball experience in Massachusetts. Here, sneak a dink at this paddle paradise unveiled.
On Tuesday, May 24th, Boston magazine, in partnership with Regan Communications Group, hosted The 100: Boston magazine’s Most Influential at the Mandarin Oriental, Boston. This […]
Boston’s Latest “Immersive Experience” Is All about King Tut
Can’t get enough projection-based attractions? A new one coming to the SOWA Power Station caters to ancient history fans.
At the New ICA Watershed Exhibit, Recyclables Never Looked So Good
Everyone’s favorite free art gallery on the Harbor returns this week by putting trash on a pedestal.
Boston Harbor Islands’ Free Ferry Day Returns This Weekend
Celebrate the 50th anniversary with a trip to the islands, on the house.
The Kelly Clarkson Show Came Calling for the Lazy Susans
The group, a pandemic project started by a group of suburban moms, has proved to be a source of joy and inspiration during a dark time.
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Forget New Kids on the Block—New Edition is the greatest pop group Boston has ever produced. So why doesn't their hometown show them more love? G. Valentino Ball's story from our archives still resonates.
The Interview: Playwright and BU Professor Kirsten Greenidge
Where does Kirsten Greenidge find inspiration for her award-winning theatrical works? All over Boston, of course.
There’s Beauty in Them Thar Blue Hills
Consider this your complete guide to getting lost and finding yourself in the largest park just outside of town.
Selling Sunset’s Emma Hernan Answers All Your Burning Questions
The Scituate native talks season five of the popular Netflix show, whether the cast is really friends, and growing up on the South Shore.
All the Local Talent Taking the Stage at Boston Calling 2022
If you want a taste of some music from right here in New England, here’s who to check out.
“Saints, Sinners, & Serial Killers” Takes True Crime to the Stage
Dave Wedge and Casey Sherman are breathing life into some of the most notorious real-life crimes in an unusual setting.
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Boston Calling Update: Nine Inch Nails Has Been Added as a Headliner
The lineup for the festival’s big return to Boston this year has been a moving target.
Avoid Awkward Silences with These Seven Fun Date Nights
Nothing sparks conversation better than a round of darts or an overly competitive game of ping pong.
The North Shore Newbie’s Road Map to Route 1 Landmarks
Route 1 is more than just a place to buy a loveseat, repair your smartphone, and get a body wax, all without leaving the same parking lot. It’s also a place to sit back and enjoy the finer things in life—with a touch of kitsch, naturally.
After “The Slap,” Chris Rock Is Coming to Boston This Week
All eyes will be on the Wilbur as he makes what looks to be his first public appearance following the incident heard ’round the entertainment world.
