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Mara Callahan cultivates her garden and her creative side to glorious results.
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The luxury chain's first residential-only homes opened in November 2022.
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Red Bull's cliff diving competition returns to the Seaport for the contest's only North American stop of 2023.
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Interior designer Trevor Fulmer gives a luxury East Boston unit a makeover.
Guaranteed laughs (Boston Comedy Festival, Tracy Morgan, Jay Mohr), animated films (My Neighbor Totoro and Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman), good causes (Whale Aid) and much more.
Married dentists tap architect Jacob Lilley to make their home more social.
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An understated scheme and a roof deck filled with foliage are the key ingredients in a traditional-turned-clean-lined condo in Beacon Hill.
Tonight: Poet, writer at ; country singer-songwriter at with local opener Bong Wish bostonmagazine.com/things-to-do/w
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Is something frightening happening to the city's nightlife?
An Edgartown icon is revived as a luxuriously laid-back garden party.
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Love a house boat, but not getting sea sick? Try this Barnstable home as a happy medium.
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Best fried chicken? Best bowling alley? Best pot shop? Tell us your favorites!
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Get ready to sip Aperol spritzes—or absinthe—at Tuscan Kitchen's new bar.
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To reflect the family who inhabits it, a new house is fine-tuned with color, pattern, and personality.
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Today: Lilac Sunday at the (a/k/a the only day of the year you can picnic there), Duckling Day at Boston Common, SoWa Open Market (11 a.m.-4 p.m) and more bostonmagazine.com/things-to-do/w
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Excited to introduce the first Art Walk of 2023, this time we’re exploring Allston! Check it out! theartwalkproject.com/2023/05/06/all
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Love a house boat, but not getting sea sick? Try this Barnstable home as a happy medium.
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Plus, where to eat, sleep, and stop for penny candy along the way.
Best fried chicken? Best bowling alley? Best pot shop? Tell us your favorites!
It may still be chilly, but it's a good time to hit the trails.
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This Barbie house is everything 😍
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C'mon Barbie, let's go party...in Spring Hill. bostonmagazine.com/property/2023/
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From Milton to Maine, your next great outdoor adventure awaits.
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Here's our comprehensive update on the city's best spots for outdoor dining.
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At Moëca, the interior architecture firm paid subtle homage to the sea.
Red Bull's cliff diving competition returns to the Boston Seaport
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Tonight: begins six days of screening Wes Anderson's filmography, starting with "Bottle Rocket: bostonmagazine.com/things-to-do/w
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The popular Providence brewery's second location will open soon in Roxbury.
C'mon Barbie, let's go party...in Spring Hill.
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How one local architect built a birdhouse design workshop with his eldest kid.
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We’re already hard at work planning the 2023 Best of Boston issue, and we’re once again asking you to weigh in on your top places to eat, shop, and play across the city. Check out the complete ballot, giving you the chance to cheer on all your favorites.
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Had to write about the "Barbie House" in #Somerville that's making waves online (and work in a #LoveisBlind reference, of course)
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You probably won’t stumble across Chickadee—it is, after all, located within a marine industrial park that is removed from the rest of the neighborhood’s other buzzy, recent entrants. But make a point to fly by.
This home is one of the only residential "glass houses" in the United States.
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Best fried chicken? Best bowling alley? Best pot shop? Tell us your favorites!
Served warm and buttered or chilled with mayo, get your claws into these standouts.
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Here's where to grab a bite or a beer--from a buzzy brewpub to clam shack-inspired staples.
Nostalgic throwbacks (Beetlejuice, Seal, Kool & the Gang), free outdoor fun (Somerville Porchfest, Lilac Sunday, Duckling Day), tributes to mom (“Mother’s Day: Axe and Relax”) and much more. bostonmagazine.com/things-to-do/w
Dot Block, slated to open in June, will have public retail space, plus a slew of amenities for tenants.
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