Liz Morningstar, CEO of Boston Public Market, is nothing less than a grade-A foodie. As a dedicated cook, she has fostered a lifelong love of markets. In fact, she’s confessed to preferr

 A beloved Boston event dating back to 1910, the North End’s Fisherman’s Feast is a joyous celebration of Italian cuisine, culture and, of course, the bounty of the sea. Brought to these shor

 When is an island not an island? In the case of popular summertime recreation destination Castle Island in South Boston, it’s when it used to be an island. Castle Island, an attraction on the

Perhaps the most definitive characteristic of Jamaica Plain is it’s color, which can be found in it’s wall murals adorning buildings on every street, in it’s wealth of nature, from Jamaica pon

 Pop culture and science rarely intersect. The Museum of Science, however, finds the confluence of these two disparate areas with the world premiere of the new exhibit The Science Behind Pixar. S

 Although Kenmore Square is best known as a pre-game hangout for Red Sox fans, there’s more culture here than meets the eye. Just witness the recent opening of Josephine, Restaurant Parisien (4

 For the 20th year, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company brings its Free Shakespeare on the Common production to the heart of America’s oldest public park, Boston Common. Setting up near the Parkma