Here's where to admire architecture and antique furniture.

Find your perfect pint at these consistent favorites—from classics like J.J. Foley's to cozy spots like the Druid to plenty of charming dives.

The team behind South End favorites SRV and Baleia takes over the old Blue Dragon space around late summer.

How the Celtics’ most beloved benchwarmer became Boston’s most entertaining analyst.

On this month’s list: all-day dim sum near Boston University; train station-adjacent poke bowls and Lanzhou beef noodle soup; exceptional momo, scratch-made pasta, and hidden cocktails outside of the city; and so much caffeine at the link. www.bostonmagazine.com/restaurants/...

Puppet theater, Cat Power, a sax-blowing sasquatch, and more. www.bostonmagazine.com/things-to-do...

The Salem congressman and Massachusetts Senate candidate talks generational change, the North Shore, and more.

New and exciting restaurants to check out, plus good reasons to visit older spots.

Welcome to the brave new world of making friends in Boston.

A century-old home is revived for multipurpose living (and game nights!) with lively textiles and abundant textures.

Five Massachusetts communities shot up our Top Places to Live list. What do they know that you don’t?

Here are 88 ways to fight cabin fever.

A million-dollar lifestyle without the million-dollar price tag? Meet the suburban unicorns.

What are the most desirable places to live in Greater Boston right now? Our March issue, on newsstands now, has that answer. You can browse this year's definitively ranked results here. www.bostonmagazine.com/property/top...

The renowned desert city isn’t just embracing its glamorous past—it’s rewriting its future.

From our archives, revisit this piece about when someone you’ve never met becomes a significant person in your life. www.bostonmagazine.com/news/2020/12...

Find It Home is a searchable trove of home design professionals: Architects sketching up plans that actually make sense, landscapers who understand drainage and aesthetics, craftspeople who still care about how a drawer closes. Start your home project here www.bostonmagazine.com/home-design/

Palm Beach is changing. Florida’s old guard is nervous. The new money is new. And the people-watching has never been better.

New Haven’s delicious pizza—and apizza—scene is an easy road trip or train ride from Boston. Here’s where to go and what to order.

Swanky hideaways, grandiose hotel venues, maximalist destinations practically made for social media—sip your way through the most beautiful bars around town.

Burlington’s Tuscan Kitchen is now the “energized and fun” Sorella, with an emphasis on events.

This week in Boston: Red Bull Heavy Metal Finals is at City Hall; Fran Lebowitz at the Emerson Colonial Theater; David Archuleta at WBUR CitySpace; and more.

Tigerbaby is now open at Boston’s High Street Place, with fast-casual dishes reminiscent of the Fenway favorite that closed in 2021.

Find It Home is a searchable trove of home design professionals: Architects sketching up plans that actually make sense, landscapers who understand drainage and aesthetics, craftspeople who still care about how a drawer closes.

Cambridge’s Eastern Edge serves everything from bibimbap to soul food to bánh mì.

From a glamorous rooftop overlooking the Public Garden to an intimate wine-and-dessert bar in Cambridge, here's our guide to the most inviting restaurants around town. www.bostonmagazine.com/restaurants/...

How do you orchestrate a big day that’s for you—and not just the Instagram photos? It helps when the groom has never opened TikTok.

The cuts are prime and the fine wine is flowing. Here's where to satisfy every carnivorous craving.

A conversation with Newton-based inventor, author, and computer scientist, who believes technology will help humans extend their lives—a lot sooner than you might think.

As American cross-country skier Ben Ogden makes history with a silver medal—becoming just the second U.S. man to ever podium, and the first since 1976—it’s a reminder that Nordic glory doesn’t only live at the Olympics.

It’s city living without the city headaches: Boston’s cousin to the west offers good eats, stellar schools, and lots of space to spread out (if you have the budget, that is).

88 ways to keep your heart warm in the cold.

Forget about just staying in to watch Netflix and eat takeout—date night is back, baby!

The team behind Zurito and Somaek opens Willie’s, an eclectic neighborhood pizza-and-more joint, this spring. www.bostonmagazine.com/restaurants/...

15 hours in the snow. One cell phone. No guarantee anyone would get there in time. A harrowing search unfolds in a popular White Mountain hiking range. Read more here.

The new Comfort Kitchen sibling, now open at the Atlas Hotel, serves global flavors as a tribute to caregivers.

After 11 years at Sotheby’s, Michael Carucci is making only his third career move—to team up with a Netflix celebrity broker, along with a coterie of other top local agents.

From a glamorous rooftop overlooking the Public Garden to an intimate wine-and-dessert bar in Cambridge, here's our guide to the most inviting restaurants around town.

Boston’s next luxe-clothing chapter seems to have a more curated, continental flair.

The intimate 15-seat spot, Moro Mou, comes from the team behind Kaia, Bar Vlaha, and more.

From Brazilian waterfalls to Norwegian fjords, our guide to giving yourself actual distance from all of this—*gestures broadly*—luxuriously, guiltlessly, and completely.

This week in Boston: Discover 88 reasons to get off the couch.

New and exciting restaurants to check out, plus good reasons to visit older spots.

There’s an old adage in medicine: The dose makes the poison. Translation? Even healthy things become dangerous if overdone—and the quest for longevity is no exception. Welcome to the longevity trap.

Nia Grace opens Uptown Social in early 2026, bringing the former home of Bob the Chef’s and Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen into a new era—without forgetting the past.

As winter weather persists and the sun sets before the workday ends, you can always seek solace in the many Boston restaurants and bars that keep their dining rooms warm and toasty with crackling fireplaces.

We're becoming more and more obsessed with living forever—but not all the treatments are created equal. What works, what doesn’t, and whether optimizing every aspect of your life is really worth it. www.bostonmagazine.com/news/2026/01...

This week in Boston: an indie-rock festival, a beloved fiction writer, and lots more. www.bostonmagazine.com/things-to-do...

People are swapping happy hour for HIIT classes and ice baths. But what exactly are we giving up to save ourselves? www.bostonmagazine.com/health/2026/...

Our February issue is out on newsstands today! Discover Greater Boston's 2,511 finest physicians in 81 specialties—from addiction psychology to plastic surgery—as chosen by their peers at the link. www.bostonmagazine.com/news/2026/01...