Boston Magazine

What’s left to say about a city that has it all? Turns out, quite a lot in 2024.

Your frequently updated guide to getting off the couch and out of the house.

All-you-can-eat wagyu shabu-shabu; “listening bars”; love letters to Greece, Portugal, and Thailand; and more—there’s a lot to look forward to this year around Greater Boston.

Our intrepid society columnist reports from Boston’s swankiest affairs.

One local designer’s solution: Build a fireplace that doubles as a gallery wall.

Seasonal seafood shacks, delightful pastries from Zuni Café alums, amaro carts, and more.

Here’s a sneak peek at Merai, opening this spring in the former Matt Murphy’s Pub space and mixing Thai flavors with global cuisines.

Asking price? Less than $2 million.

The Massachusetts woman accused of killing her Boston Police officer boyfriend has been painted as a scapegoat for corruption, a symbol of injustice, and a lurid true-crime celebrity. But what about the man who died—and the people closest to him?

If the Patriots’ Day race has you feeling inspired, check out one of these Greater Boston races later this spring and summer.

With buyers increasingly craving one-of-a-kind treasures, estate pieces have never been more popular. Here’s where to hunt for them in Boston.

The South Shore community may be a bit farther from the city than other spots, but its beaches, small-town feel, and relatively affordable real estate more than make up for it.

Across the country, men are grappling with the rapidly changing definition of what it means to be a good dad. For WBZ anchor Liam Martin, it meant having to make the most agonizing decision of his career.

Yes, it’s a barn. But it’s an antique barn on the National Register of Historic Places—a 5,098-square-foot home nestled along Cape Cod’s Route 6A.

Stunning woodland grounds, a 500-bottle wine cellar, and spacious living areas (indoors and out) make this property an enviable estate.