Boston Magazine

Lansdowne Street will belong to pedestrians and patios on game days, while Cambridge is putting an amphitheater in a  parking lot.

The revamped dwelling features large expanses of glass that lead to a vast outdoor space.

Sure, it’s best enjoyed around a communal table with family and friends—but it’s excellent takeout for solo diners, too.

That’s what the students at some of Boston’s top schools may need to do come fall.

Need to unleash all your pandemic-related aggression? Swing by these spots for target practice (and maybe a beer).

Get in some squats and skaters while you’re working on your tan.

Most waterfront properties pale in comparison to this quirky dwelling, set on a pier.

Here’s one more thing to be anxious about. Thanks, 2020.

Plus, how safe is it really to swim in a communal pool? Can COVID spread through the water?

Despite COVID-era uncertainty, the chef behind Select Oyster Bar and others is moving forward with plans to replace downtown’s Kamakura restaurant.

The Cambridge company’s vaccine triggered an immune response in all 45 subjects in a recent trial.

Check out these favorites west, north, and south of the city where you can #BuyBlack—and eat great.

In the back of the home? A pergola-covered patio, complete with a stone pizza oven.

From inventive new barbecue spreads to cool treats like Greek ice cream, your handy list of buzz-worthy plates.

Here are the four finalists for an important new public art project—and how you can help choose the winner.