Boston Magazine

These antique open houses are chock-full of character—and they’re beautiful to boot.

Among other newsworthy leads right now, a Wizards Beer Fest is coming.

Get ready to eat all of the gumbo (and bourbon pecan pie) when the restaurant opens in Downtown Crossing this winter.

Congressman Stephen Lynch is calling on the FAA to investigate what could have been a "fatal error."

Put away your space savers: These dedicated spots will still be yours when you get home.

Called Entre les rangs, it’s made of thousands of reflectors on sticks, and it’s the latest eye-catching installation in the neighborhood.

The city hasn’t always had the good sense to embrace what it’s good at.

The only boring thing all year was every one of our sports teams.

The Boston Landmark Commission will either approve the teardown—or not.

They’re being taken out of service again.

Take refuge from the storm and drink up or dine out with these snow day specials.

Complete with a storefront-style foyer and a pair of drafting tables.

Can a pair of on-the-rise restaurateurs convince locals to eat dinner in the middle of a hotel lobby? With Peregrine, they just might.

With their latest children’s book on shelves now, Boston’s own Ben and Tonya Mezrich tell all.

Dust off those boxing gloves.