Take one part vintage cookbook store, one part chef-grade subterranean kitchen and a sprinkling of gourmet kitchen ephemera, and what do you get? Farm & Fable, a new South End shop.
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Unless you’re a hockey player or a figure skater, chances are you don’t get around ice rinks often, making it all the more exciting when outdoor rinks begin to open around the city. Bundle up, gra
When people visit the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Director Tom Putnam wants them to feel as if they’re traveling back in time. “The way that the museum is designed, it’s lik
Haul out the holly with the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus
Reuben Reynolds, Music Director of the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus, likes to joke that he has the most difficult job in the world.
Boston’s holiday season is in full swing with more fun and festivities
than you can shake a cinnamon stick at. From classic holiday productions
to a nearly nude race, the season’s offerings will appeal
to even the Scroogiest sorts.
Baby, it’s cold outside, and we’ve got the cure: Ten seasonal
cocktails that will warm you right up. Here’s what some of our favorite
bartenders are pouring this winter.
The first time you visit Chef Steve “Nookie” Postal’s new Kendall Square
restaurant Commonwealth, you might think you’ve stumbled into an
upscale foodie market. And you’d be right.
Boston’s official Christmas tree is pretty special—and not just because you can follow it on Twitter (@treeforboston). The nearly 50-foot, 40-year-old white spruce traveled all the way from Nova Scotia to Boston Common, accompanied by a police escort on the last leg of its journey.
Tucked into a corner of District Hall, Gather manages to feel cozy
despite its soaring ceilings and industrial decor. Boston Harbor,
visible through a wall of windows, is the focal point during the day,
while a massive cluster of hanging bare light bulbs draws the eye at
night.
Messiah Complex
Harry Christophers has conducted Handel’s Messiah so many times, he’s lost count. The Handel & Haydn Society Artistic Director estimates that he’s done it well over 200 times.