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Yes, Noah Kahan Is Headlining Fenway Park in July 2024
Good news for folk music fans: Stick Season is extended to next summer. That’s right, Noah Kahan—Watertown resident, rising superstar and alt-folk poet of New […]
Welcome to the Real World, Central Perk: ‘Friends’ Coffeehouse Opens in Boston This Fall
How you doin’? Do you ever feel like everyone is getting married or pregnant or promoted and you’re getting coffee? Well, soon you can get […]
On the Market: An Opulent Back Bay Home Beside the Public Garden
9 Arlington St., Unit 4, Back Bay, Boston Price: $13,000,000 Size: 4,158+/- square feet Bedrooms: 3, plus a study Bathrooms: 3 full, 1 partial Location […]
How Do You Turn an 1800s Dairy Barn into a 21st-Century Great Room?
The Problem Tanya McQueen loved her new Nantucket home, a former dairy barn built in the 1800s. Trekked in pieces to the island in the […]
Amar, from Acclaimed Chef George Mendes, Debuts 17 Stories above the Back Bay
George Mendes, a renowned chef at the forefront of the modern Portuguese cuisine movement in the United States, just opened his latest restaurant, Amar, in […]
Go Ahead, Get Café Sushi Delivered
Sure, we’re all a little bummed that the Cambridge mainstay Café Sushi has suspended dine-in service indefinitely, especially after its beautiful 2018 makeover. The 39-year-old […]
On the Market: A Barnstable Estate with Seven Waterfront Acres
354 Mistic Drive, Marstons Mills Price: $5,995,000 Size: 6,549 square feet (interior), 6.82 acres (exterior) Bedrooms: 7 Bathrooms: 6 full, 1 partial When you dream […]
Can the Edward M. Kennedy Institute Save Democracy?
In early June, black cars ferrying 10 former U.S. senators—five Republicans and five Democrats—rolled past weathered wooden fences and old salt-box houses that line the […]
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 […]
Long’s Jewelers Moves to a New South Shore Location
Sit up and shine that diamond, darling, because the luxury retail scene on the South Shore is getting a serious glow-up. Remember the Barnes & […]
Five Fall 2023 Style Essentials, According to Boston Shopkeepers
THE TREND: TIMELESS STYLE Jane Schlueter, Dress Boston Following several seasons of bold prints and loose silhouettes, Schlueter anticipates a resurgence of classic, refined styles […]
Restaurateur Garrett Harker Debuts the First of Four New Venues
The Harkertown revival begins today: Restaurateur Garrett Harker—of the late, great Eastern Standard and more—opens All That Fish + Oyster, the first of his four […]
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 […]
Are Massachusetts’ Teachers Unions Allowing Students to Fail?
Naomi Jackson-Carter was living every parent’s worst nightmare: All five of her children were struggling in school. At the time, three of them were in […]
Real Estate Showdown: A J.P. Victorian vs. a Waterfront Home in Rhode Island
LISTING AGENTS: Rene Rodriguez, Cabot & Company (Boston); Pila Pexton, Lila Delman, Compass (Bristol) PHOTOS BY AMANDA BEATTIE/BOSTON VIRTUAL IMAGE (BOSTON); GEORGE GRAY/COURTESY OF LILA […]