Photo Sets
Early Birds at the Busy Bee Diner
Come for the hubcap-size pancakes, stay for the tight-knit community that orbits around each spinner stool.
How Boston Stays Fit
Get to know five locals who have found more profound ways to sweat it out.
Neighborhood Public Art: Boston Common and Public Garden
The Boston Common and the Public Garden bustle with activity during any season. But when the sun sets and the visitors head home, there’s a […]
Neighborhood Public Art: Roxbury
Roxbury is home to many murals, sculptures, and statues, all rooted in cultural and political backgrounds that speak to the diversity of the community. No matter […]
Neighborhood Public Art: South End
Public art in the South End has a backbone of historical significance. From honoring Puerto Rican roots to celebrating the strength of women like Harriet […]
Neighborhood Public Art: Allston
A brick wall is Gregg Bernstein’s canvas of choice, and alongside the Mayor’s Mural Crew, he’s created a masterpiece out of Allston. In an effort […]
Why We’re Standing with Paris
Hundreds of people gathered on Boston Common on Sunday afternoon to stand in solidarity with the victims of this weekend’s terrorist attacks in France, which have […]
Neighborhood Public Art: Fenway
The Fenway neighborhood not only has a wealth of culture—from the Museum of Fine Arts to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum to the Back Bay Fens […]
Photos of the Month: October 2015
BOSTON BALLET offered a sneak peek of their 52nd season opener, Third Symphony of Gustav Mahler: A Ballet by John Neumeier, under Janet Echelman’s aerial sculpture on the […]
Photos from the 2015 Canine Promenade
On Sunday afternoon, costumed pups and their owners took over a half-mile stretch of the Esplanade for the fifth annual Canine Promenade. Every year, proceeds […]
Neighborhood Public Art: Jamaica Plain
Jamaica Plain is known for its color—both metaphorically and literally. From its independent shops and diverse population to the countless murals adorning the sides of […]
Photos from the Head of the Charles 2015
Despite cool temperatures and high winds, thousands of spectators lined the riverbanks this weekend to watch the 51st Head of the Charles Regatta. This year, […]
What It’s Like to Be an Artist-in-Residence at the Gardner Museum
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s artist-in-residence program, founded by director Anne Hawley in 1992 as a way of continuing its namesake’s tradition of supporting contemporary artists, comes […]
We Tried It: Boda Borg
Malden’s live-action reality gaming center is calling all prospective questers. Boda Borg opens to the public on Saturday, October 3, marking the debut of the […]