Opening a non-Italian restaurant in the North End may seem a bit risky, yet the team behind the recently opened North Square Oysters likely isn’t concerned
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As the grand patriotic festival that is Boston Harborfest celebrates its 36th year, it’s a good time to look back at how this Independence Day-themed, multi-day birthday bash for the U.S. has evolved
Explore the shoreline of Boston Harbor by taking in these spectacular sites on the edges of the Hub’s downtown
A new book featuring the work of local photographer S.B. Walker celebrates the legacy of Thoreau’s Walden on the bicentennial of the naturalist/philosopher’s birth
A look inside the evolution of one of the city's historic waterfront locales
The latest outpost for DePasquale Ventures of Mare and Bricco fame, AquaPazza recently made its debut in the North End
The largely unheralded Norman B. Leventhal Walk to the Sea offers a not-to-be-missed perspective on the city’s extensive maritime history
When it comes to one-name Renaissance masters, Botticelli is near the top of the heap
Chronicling the strange twists and turns technology has taken over the years in both reality and science fiction is the raison d’être of POPnology, the latest special exhibit at the Museum of Science
