Boston may be a far cry from many of the usual haunts—Cuba, Paris, Spain, Key West—associated with iconic American author Ernest Hemingway, yet what many people may not know is that the John

  No list of beloved Boston institutions would be complete without “America’s Orchestra,” the Boston Pops. As conductor Keith Lockhart says, the best way to describe the Pops is to say

 

 Marco BorggrevePairing the Boston Pops (301 Massachusetts Ave., 617-266-1200, bso.org) with “Family Guy” creator and Rhode Island native Seth MacFarlane might seem strange at first, yet for

Now in its sixth year, the free photography showcase that is the Flash Forward Festival Boston (flashforwardfestival.com) returns May 1–8 for a s

Leslie Jones/Boston Public Library Once a problematic swamp, the Back Bay Fens is one of the crowning jewels in Boston’s Emerald Necklace park system. Designed in 1878 by Frederick Law Olmsted,

Panorama's Guide to The Fenway:From baseball and dining to museums and nightlife, this vibrant neighborhood is Boston’s entertainment and cultural epicenter 

The Society of Arts and Crafts, the country’s oldest craft non-profit, may be on the move from its former Back Bay digs to new headquarters in the Seaport District later this spring, but its semi-annual CraftBoston celebration isn’t going anywhere.