Martha Stewart, the doyenne of domestic arts, is set to launch her 100th cookbook, *MARTHA: The Cookbook*, in a celebration that combines culinary wisdom with personal storytelling.

The holiday season is about to get a massive boost of cheer at Boston's Seaport District. From November 8 through December 29, Snowport is back, ready to dazzle for its sixth year.

This November, The Loring Greenough House in JP is set to transform into a haven for chocolate lovers with an event that redefine the way y’all perceive chocolate.

An extraordinary event is unfolding at the historic Hampshire House on Beacon Street. FourHanded Illusions is an immersive experience where magic meets comedy in a setting like no other. 

It's a classic tale of deception, and Hub Theatre Company of Boston is bringing Molière's "Tartuffe" to the stage, promising an evening of laughter and intrigue.

A Kiwi Twist in New England! Far Out Ice Cream was born from a journey to New Zealand, where the founders discovered what locals call 'Real Fruit Ice Cream.'

Imagine a Saturday morning where the crisp air of October brushes against your cheeks, the leaves underfoot crunch with every step, and the city of Boston wakes up around you.

Fenway Park is transforming into a spooky wonderland this October 26th for a family-friendly Halloween extravaganza, presented by Alamo Drafthouse Cinema.

On Friday, October 25, 2024, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston transforms into a vibrant hub of music, art, and culture as it hosts MFA Late Nites. This isn't just any night; it's a celebration marking a decade of the influential Bostonbased hiphop group, STL GLD.

Located in the heart of Roslindale, The Substation is a beacon of innovation and community spirit. The 7,100 square foot space is a dynamic hub where coworking meets community.

Get ready for a Sunday like no other. This Sunday, October 20th, Temple Place in DTX transforms into the city's premier tailgate event. It's simple: football, food, and fun.

In the heart of Boston's cultural scene, the Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre prepares to host a landmark event in dance history.

Fancy yourself a foodie? If so, The Fenway Foodies Club is where it’s at. We're spilling the beans on The Fenway's best eats, secret deals, and everything in between.

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Get ready, Boston foodies! The city’s culinary scene is gearing up yet again for another epic evening of Taste 2024, sponsored by Porsche. Not just another food event; it's the feast of the year for many Bostonians, marking its 14th year with a bang.

Discreet in a way only the coolest spots can be, Commune is located on the third floor at 840 Summer Street in Southie. The salon is a hot spot for those in pursuit of the ultimate hair transformation. Here, a team of hair artisans awaits, ready to sculpt, color, and style hair with sartorial genius.

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Mark your calendar for an afternoon of laughing music, face painting, a beer garden, food trucks, and more at The Comedy Studio's Street Party on JFK Street, closed off for the occasion from 2-6pm.

Step into The 'Quin House, and you're greeted by a blend of classic elegance and contemporary flair. Rich wood paneling, ornate chandeliers, and exquisite furnishings create an atmosphere where history whispers through the halls, yet the vibe is unmistakably of the now.

Jaylen Brown, the NBA MVP and Boston Celtics champion, has launched 741, not just as a sneaker company but as a beacon for next-generation performance brands. This venture aims to empower athletes while delivering quality and style that transcends the sports arena.

“Twas the Night Before Christmas”, a fresh take on "Jingle Bells," and the always-joyous "Sleigh Ride” will be performed (of course). But this year, brace yourself for something new. The Pops will introduce a composition from David Coleman, inspired by Ashley Bryan's "Carol of the Brown King" and Langston Hughes' poetry, performed with the Tanglewood Festival Chorus.

In the thick of Fenway Arts District, Fenway Gallery is your go-to spot for a blast of art. Situated at 30 Ipswich Street, this spot is where new and old artists get their moment in the spotlight, all while shouting out the district's vibe.