Eighth grade students from Dexter Southfield School in Brookline found inspiration in the story of bakery founder during a public speaking project, culminating in a visit to her bakery

For decades, fitness, friendship and community have gone hand in hand

Members of an over-60 hockey team skate into their 80s — and beyond

Cheerleaders embrace a program to coach children with challenges — and change lives

The makeup pioneer reflects on career setbacks, creative freedom and starting over

Women’s professional baseball returns to the U.S. after more than 70 years.

New spaces, new gear and a growing movement are changing how women play and watch the game.

The singer and content creator found viral success after stepping off the stage to raise her family.

As many set New Year reading goals, a Central Massachusetts book club is helping people stay motivated by turning reading into a social, shared experience at local small businesses.

As New Year's wellness goals take shape, outdoor fitness is gaining momentum across Massachusetts. From Nordic walking on Cape Cod to scenic trails at deCordova Sculpture Park, residents are finding new ways to move, explore and feel better.

As Americans set financial goals for the new year, students at Concord-Carlisle High School are learning real-world money skills — from budgeting to taxes.

Health experts say clear goals — not resolutions — are key to healthier eating. A Massachusetts meal delivery service is helping busy people stick to nutritious habits this New Year.

FriendshipWorks uses music and companionship to combat elder isolation

A 40-year volunteer at Boston Children's Hospital spreads joy through stickers and smiles while students at Noble and Greenough in Dedham participate in a class on happiness

Danroy and Angella Henry honor their son, DJ, through creativity and community

Boston's Downtown Crossing - a look at 1984 New England

La Salette and Black Nativity have delighted audiences for decades

In this 1985 piece, Chet Curtis highlighted history, tradition, and the voices of children in song

Furniture company offers immersive Christmas experience with historic roots and new features

Drafted for duty in 2007, Ted faced tough questions from tiny tots and proved he could sleigh the role

From glittery sportswear by Mel the Clothing to colorful confections from The Mac Maker, two Massachusetts entrepreneurs are turning creativity into community favorites.

At Mobilia Gallery in Cambridge, sisters Libby and Joanne Cooper spotlight artists Linda Dolack and Lynne Sausele, whose intricate beadwork transforms the everyday into art.

From hand-painted bonbons at Petrova Chocolates to Amalfi-inspired dining at Capri, Boston's artisans are redefining indulgence through craft, flavor and design.

In Salem, Halloween spirit carries straight through the holidays

How an interactive trolley show keeps Dickens fresh for new generations

From sold-out readings to ghostly legends, Charles Dickens’ Boston legacy lives on

How "A Christmas Carol" inspired a holiday brew in Arlington

The WWE Hall of Famer shares why Santa’s Village remains one of his happiest traditions.

Manchester’s towering Creepy Santa is scary, beloved and surprisingly heartwarming

From Puritan bans to Krampus balls, the holiday’s spooky roots resurface.

A nonprofit offers a culinary program for adults with intellectual disabilities and sells fantastic pies, and a fully gluten-free bakery serves sweet treats for anyone to enjoy.

In Dorchester, try an Irish Christmas cake, and in downtown Boston, babka is flying out of the oven.

Indulge in everything ginger at Ginger Betty's in Quincy, and get inspired by a generational cookie exchange in Wellesley.

A New Hampshire candy store is filled to the brim with candy canes, and a Salem chocolate shop serves up "Sweet Sloops."

The Ryan family, owners of Chartley Country Store, have transformed the long-standing local market into a community anchor — complete with nostalgic candies curated by their teenage daughter

At this South Dennis shop, customers bring their own containers, buy only what they need, and discover locally sourced items curated through years of research

Sisters Corrie Mays and Samantha Leonard bring joy, color and personal touch to their Marstons Mills gift boutique.

Owners Leonard Egerton and Clarissa Cropper have built a welcoming neighborhood hub devoted to amplifying authors of color and nurturing a love of reading—especially among children.

At her Newton boutique, Tina Burgos handpicks every piece — championing independent designers and artists.

A decade after debuting her mobile vintage shop, Amy Chase now curates a sprawling marketplace filled with handmade goods, salvage pieces and rare clothing.

The Worcester shop invites visitors into a verdant gallery—part greenhouse, part art space

Chef Alex Pineda's restaurant is at the heart of Beverly's vibrant new dining scene, offering a unique blend of Latin flavors and global influences

Restaurant is at the heart of Beverly's vibrant dining scene, offering a unique blend of Latin flavors and global influences

From the farmer’s market to multimillion-dollar estates, Beverly blends small-town charm with big real estate energy

From Shoebert the Seal to Peppy the Quarterhorse, city is home to unique characters

Vibrant community, historical significance, and ongoing development combine with a red-hot real estate market

The Huntington Theatre in Boston celebrates its 100th anniversary with the musical "Fun Home," directed by Logan Ellis, highlighting its legacy and commitment to world-class performances

Jazz legend Herbie Hancock reflects on his storied career, including his collaboration with Miles Davis and his recent performance at Boston's Boch Center Wang Theatre, as the venue celebrates its centennial.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra's rich history and ongoing innovation are highlighted through personal stories and historical exhibits at Symphony Hall, showcasing its unique acoustics and cultural significance

Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston celebrates 125 years, highlighted by innovation, renovations, and ties to some of the most beloved American musicals of all time