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New: Brunch for the Brunch-Deprived
The dining industry is used to waiting on the hungover (and grumpy) set on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. (We’re sorry!). Sadly, our city’s hardworking chefs, […]
Questions For… Eilen Jewell
Boise-bred and Cambridge-based country singer Eilen Jewell’s second album, Letters from Saints and Sinners is one of my favorites of 2007, by turns rollicking and […]
Celtics-Pistons: Game 2
It seems completely ridiculous to make the following statement about a team that has already won two Game 7’s, but: Now we’ll find out what […]
Photos: Great People and Pies
Michael Medeiros, General Manager of Royal Sonesta Boston and Christina Allen-Flores, Executive Pastry Chef of Royal Sonesta Boston, hosted a Thanksgiving Pie Baking & Boxing […]
First Course: BCAE Cooking Class
Let me preface my post by saying this: Yes, I cook quite a bit at home, and yes, I consider myself fairly well versed in […]
Boston Children’s, Harvard Medical School Launch Brain Research Center
The human brain is one of the most fascinating and complex topics in science. And now, a $10 million grant will allow Boston Children’s Hospital […]
Photos: The American Camp Association’s Annual “Camp Champions” Celebration
The American Camp Association, New England (ACA New England) recently hosted its 6th Annual Camp Champions Celebration to recognize several campers who have received the […]
A Beginner’s Guide to Golfing around Boston
Got the golfing bug? You’re not alone. Golf courses in Boston and around the country reported off-the-charts foot traffic during the pandemic, as rookies and […]
Throwback Thursday: Scenes from Boston’s Open-Air Markets of Yesteryear
Haymarket has served as a gathering place and a source of nutrition for Bostonians for centuries. Merchants have been setting up shop along Blackstone Street since the […]
Covet: A Handcrafted, Luxury Kitchen Range From La Cornue
Think thanksgiving dinner couldn’t possibly get any tastier? Try cooking it in La Cornue’s handcrafted “Grand Palais 180” range. Part of the French luxury brand’s […]
The Roslindale Substation Is Transforming Into an Art Space
Mourn the loss of Trillium’s Roslindale substation beer garden no longer. A cool new art space is taking over the historical building this month. On Saturday, July […]
Hojoko Has Won Julian Edelman’s Beard Trimmings at Auction
Julian Edelman’s MVP-level beard will live in perpetuity at a Boston restaurant. Hojoko just became the owner of the Super Bowl champion’s beard trimmings after […]
Want to Tour Boston's Biggest Art Gallery?
Last month when I toured the Renzo Piano wing at the Gardner, staffers showed our group the big changes at the museum, all the while […]
Want to Tour Boston's Biggest Art Gallery?
Last month when I toured the Renzo Piano wing at the Gardner, staffers showed our group the big changes at the museum, all the while […]
Ray Allen Is Opening an Organic Fast Food Restaurant in Miami
Sharpshooting, perpetually sneering former Celtic Ray Allen is about to become a restauranteur. The Miami Herald reports that Allen and his wife, Shannon, are set to open […]