For Both Cuisine And Art, The Beehive Buzzes

Caroline Kirkwood • October 22, 2014

At the Beehive, patrons get more than just food—they are getting a full entertainment experience, complete with live music and art.

Neil Patrick Harris And Why Brookline Is The Best

Sarah Moore • October 22, 2014

A trip to Brookline Booksmith and an unexpected Neil Patrick Harris sighting provides a new appreciation for one of the best local neighborhoods—Brookline.

The Events You Don’t Want To Miss At The Boston Book Festival

Magdalen Sullivan • October 22, 2014

Copley Square will be buzzing with scholarly excitement as the Boston Book Festival hits the city this weekend.

How Boston’s Architects Are Fighting Hunger Through ‘Canstruction’

Ryan Towey • October 8, 2014

Boston's architects and engineers will build massive structures this weekend out of almost only canned goods—which will all eventually be donated to a food bank.

The Founder Of Boston’s Fashion Week On Building A Community In Style

Magdalen Sullivan • October 8, 2014

When Jay Calderin founded Boston Fashion Week in 1995, he hoped to establish what the city lacked—a cohesive fashion community.

That’s Entertainment

Nate Fisher • October 2, 2014

It so easy to avoid real conversations about movies by separating "art" from "entertainment." This is just a symptom of our ironic detachment from any substantial conversation.

Italian Isn’t Just For The North End, Salvatore’s Shows

William Mennicken • October 1, 2014

Salvatore's offers fine Italian dining with the quality and ambiance of North End restaurants.

As Summer Ends, Boston Calling Wants To Entertain One More Time

Maggie Maretz • September 24, 2014

The organizers of Boston Calling aren't happy entertaining the city twice a year—so they hosted weekly events all summer, ending tonight.

SnagaStool Founders Want To Save You A Seat At The Bar

Gus Merrell • September 24, 2014

The founders sold their motorcycles to launch SnagaStool—and they're determined not to let that go to waste.

Fueled By A Passion For Clothes, Marino Opens Coolidge Corner Boutique

Sarah Moore • September 24, 2014

Hilary Marino, the owner of Her Closet Boston, always had a passion for clothes—and now she has the storefront to match.

The Lawn On D Provides Art, Drinks In Outdoor Space

Adriana Olaya • September 17, 2014

One of the only open park spaces of its kind with a liquor license, the Lawn on D provides activities and art installments on 2.7 acres.

Shopping Center ‘The Street’ Serves As Venue For Arts And Music

Gus Merrell • September 17, 2014

Today, The Street launches a series of art installations—starting with Deborah Kass—to draw crowds to the strip mall.