When the Edgar Allan Poe Foundation of Boston held a contest in 2012 to determine who would be awarded a commission to create a statue commemorating the Master of the Macabre’s Boston ro
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The long-gone Locke-Ober was a bastion of Boston fine dining for more than a century before it closed its doors in 2012. Like a phoenix from the ashes, however, rises Yvonne’s (2 Winter Place,
The corner of Tremont and Clarendon streets in the South End has been a nexus of creativity for so long, it’s hard to imagine a time when it wasn’t. Yet prior to the creation of the Boston C
The Hub has accumulated its share of eeriness over the centuries. Get in the Halloween spirit at these spooky sites around Greater Boston Edgar Allan Poe statueNative son Edgar Allan Poe’s dis
An autumn tradition now in its 19th year, the Boston International Fine Art Show takes up residence at the Boston Center for the Arts’ Cyclorama from October 22–25. A showcase for more
When singing sensation Jackie Evancho made her television debut on “America’s Got Talent” at the tender age of 10, the judges were stunned by her perfect soprano voice. Soon signed t
Two years ago, a stained glass window triptych by 19th-century American artist John La Farge was displayed at the Boston International Fine Art Show in a state of mid-restorat
Since 1965, the Head of the Charles Regatta (hocr.org) has drawn thousands of top athletes from across the globe, captivating fans as they sprint down the Charles River seeking bragging ri
Boston has always been known as a city of neighborhoods, each with its own character. Even today, each neighborhood evokes a very distinctive identity—Beacon Hill retains a historic, if not ar
