This week’s Big Queer Food Fest and the Outloud Music Festival in June show off the city’s inclusiveness—and good taste.

Festivals (Harvard Square MayFair, Panda Fest), funny people (Ed Helms, Ramy Youssef), and more.

Take a stroll, why don’t you?

We’re doing really great as a nation, so it seems like the perfect time to celebrate our history with some tricorn hats, horses, and Minute Men re-enactments.

Best sushi? Best movie theater? Best spa? Tell us your favorite places to eat, unwind, and play across the city.

A highly subjective list of the concerts, shows, and experiences you shouldn’t miss this season.

Our city’s rich cinematic history goes way beyond Matt Damon.

Aerin Lauder’s life among beautiful blooms, weaving through the style of Nantucket looms, a look at the legacy of Frank Lloyd Wright, and more.

The Southbridge-raised dramaturge talks Shakespeare, her nine-play Ufot Cycle series, and how the Massachusetts identity is much more than a stereotype: “Worcester made a person like me.”

They’ve cast more than 140 films. He coordinated The Instigators’ chase scene. She used to be Ben Affleck’s personal chef. Eight industry professionals responsible for Massachusetts’ cinematic magic.

Hit these curated annual events for cutting-edge cinema, from fresh sci-fi to indie darlings, to support your local creative community.

The Boston-based documentary champion cares most about one thing: “Impact.”

From a Harvard Square arthouse to a West Newton community staple, these local institutions have kept our city a thriving cultural hub.

Thank a 2006 tax credit for sparking the Bay State’s movie-making revolution.

Since the days of silent films, the city has had a rich cinematic legacy.