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South Shore natives Jesse Rosenwald and Jessica Bosworth, a/k/a “J-Squared,” hope to bring their bar pies to a freezer near you.
Where to Go Apple Picking Near Boston
Find your perfect fall at these 11 awesome apple orchards—each less than an hour from the city.
So, You Want to Live in Cambridge?
Brainy and beautiful: The City of Squares isn’t just for scholars anymore—and now’s the time to get in.
Nantucket’s Best Boutique Hotel Gets a Nostalgic Reboot
The Beachside’s retro renovation exudes a cool, family-friendly vibe for a new generation of island travelers.
A 19th-Century Schoolhouse Becomes a Modern Southie Home
A Boston Greek Revival gets new life as a stunning single-family residence fine-tuned to its inhabitants.
Driving West Just to Look at Changing Leaves? What Am I Missing?
Sure, we got plenty of leafy trees right in town. But Western Massachusetts foliage rules, and deep down, we know it.
This Back Bay Condo Is a Masterclass in Feminine Glam
Interior designer Jill Litner Kaplan balanced softness, shimmer, and a touch of bold color in this Boston home.
An A-to-Z encyclopedia to our wild, whimsical, and occasionally weird regional bounty of fish.
Five Art and Design Books for Your Fall Reading List
Glittering jewels from industry icons, the gorgeous gardens of Christian Dior, interior design from illustrious inns of the Northeast, and more.
Ask Little Miss AI: How Can I Make AI Work for Me?
Artificial intelligence is here—but what do we do with it? Boston journalist Lisa Pierpont answers your questions on everything from AI’s impact on your career to how it can simplify your daily life.
Boston’s First French-Japanese Restaurant Opens in the Seaport, Labubus Included
Come to Mai for the Instagram bait, stay for the wagyu steak frites.
What Really Happened to Tom O’Brien’s Mayoral Run?
Here’s what the man who’s reshaped the city’s skyline actually wants—and the real reason he walked away.
A Wellesley Colonial Gets a Sophisticated Earth-Toned Makeover
Softness and strength are the defining motifs for this three-woman household.
Some of these names will be familiar; others may be new to you. All of them, in their own way, move the needle of our collective future.
A helpful primer for curious humans, cautious technophobes, and chatbot assistants.
J.Crew’s First Boston Flagship Store Opens on Newbury Street
In the former home of Brooks Brothers, rollneck sweaters abound.
Rare Winslow Homer Exhibition Opens in Boston This November
The Museum of Fine Arts will unveil Winslow Homer watercolors that have been hidden for nearly 50 years—and it’s a spectacular show.
18 Things We Can’t Wait to Do This Fall
From Dua Lipa to off-Broadway debuts, the performances, shows, and art openings worth your time this fall.
Reviving a 1910 Brookline Gem with Soul and Style
A 1910 Brookline home gets a soulful, modern refresh that honors its origins.
