The largely unheralded Norman B. Leventhal Walk to the Sea offers a not-to-be-missed perspective on the city’s extensive maritime history
Sail Boston 2017—a grand celebration featuring a wide array of tall ships from all over the world that is one leg of the trans-Atlantic Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships Regatta—continues
One of the most aptly named landmarks in Boston, Long Wharf may not seem to live up to its moniker by modern standards
What do an epaulette, California swell and whitespotted bamboo have in common? They’re all unusual species of shark that visitors can learn about at the new Science of Sharks exhibit at the New England Aquarium
Kennedy Library Foundation Executive Director Steven Rothstein previews the upcoming centennial celebration of President John F. Kennedy’s birth
The Hidden Gardens of Beacon Hill Tour on May 18 is an annual spring tradition
Looking to have a blast and support a good cause at the same time? There’s two much-anticipated events that raise money for local non-profits this spring that fit that bill.
Looking for a special way to spend Mother’s Day this year? Look no further than the Hub, which hosts two annual celebrations that are fun for the whole family.
Frederick Law Olmsted has long been considered the father of landscape architecture in this country. One overlooked landmark in nearby Brookline that is worth the attention of anyone interested in Olmsted’s legacy.
