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A PHOTOREALISTIC MURAL by French street artist JR appeared unannounced on the glass facade of 200 Clarendon, the skyscraper formerly known as the John Hancock Tower. […]

On Saturday, Mix 104.1 hosted MixFest, its annual free concert at the Hatch Shell, featuring six back-to-back musical acts. Unlike last year’s downpour, the weather […]

BOSTON PUBLIC MARKET The long-anticipated, exclusively-New-England-sourced market is now open, with a 28,000-square-foot facility off the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Forty permanent vendors have set up shop […]

After Anita Kurmann’s death, her mother came to Boston and tied a ribbon to a pole at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Beacon Street […]

For the third year in a row, more than a thousand party-goers packed the idyllic grounds of Castle Hill on the Crane Estate for a […]

When the long-awaited Boston Public Market officially opens its doors on July 30, shoppers will be able to get their hands on everything from straight-from-the-farm […]

From the Pixies to Tenacious D, we go onstage and behind the scenes at the city’s biggest musical festival.

Sculptors from all over the world gathered at Revere Beach over the weekend to compete in the 12th annual Revere Beach National Sand Sculpting Festival. […]

  Boston’s Angell Animal Medical Center, the animal hospital for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA), has something big to celebrate this […]

If it feels like every buzzy new restaurant, every swanky has-been, every sports bar, every ersatz Irish pub, every once-proud neighborhood destination, and hell, even […]

In his phenomenal new book, “New York in a Dozen Dishes,” renowned food scribe Robert Sietsema (Lucky Peach, Eater New York) delves into the history […]

Last September, concert-goers huddled together inside City Hall and area restaurants as Boston Calling tweeted out the “Thunder Buddies” song from Ted after issuing a shelter-in-place […]

On Sunday, a parade of families made their way through the Boston Common and into the Public Garden, retracing the steps taken by Mrs. Mallard […]

“This song I wrote three fucking blocks from here,” announced Passion Pit frontman Michael Angelakos during the band’s encore last night at the Sinclair in Cambridge. He […]

Despite heavy rains throughout the day, large crowds gathered on Boylston Street for the city’s favorite tradition—the Boston Marathon. In the morning, Tatyana McFadden became […]