Boston Magazine

You’ve got your own backyard and deck to enjoy in the summer, and direct access to your own private garage to avoid the cold during winter.

The fan favorite will once again illuminate eight bridges along the park system this winter.

Deep in the woods of New Hampshire, a hermit, a landowner, and town officials clashed over a small piece of forest near the Merrimack River. It ended in the most unexpected way.

From the North End to East Boston, your guide to marinara-covered classics that are a cut(let) above the rest.

The team behind a landmark Boston steakhouse turns to seafood in all its forms. But will the Banks Fish House sink or swim?

Brown University professor Glenn Loury has a few things to say about race and culture in Boston and beyond.

Curious what exactly a “wine grotto” is? Read on.

A deep freeze is coming that has already closed schools and could slow down the MBTA.

The Boston legends and late American icon crossed paths one fateful night in 2007.

The lawsuit alleges that the actor’s team “maliciously” made the place “un-tenantable” for another Boston-rooted restaurant trying to expand to L.A.

Here you’ll find built-in bookshelves, a private walk-out terrace, and 24-hour concierge service, among other high-end features.

Forget moving to Florida, Boston’s seniors are finding the retirement of their dreams without fleeing to the Sunshine State.

As the city bounces back from a pandemic, can these tastemakers set the pace for a Roaring Twenties revival?

A Newton family sets their sights on a glorious makeoverfor a tired hangout.

Want the feel of a countryside English cottage without actually having to leave New England? This home should do the trick.