Boston Magazine

Parent complaints and post-pandemic anxiety have transformed summer camp from a lawless paradise into a supervised safe space. The kids are all right—but are they missing out?

Diagnosing a Cambridge hive with Best Bees’ Ronald “Ronnie” Thompson III.

The Block at Woods Hill—a hyper-local restaurant and market—opens next to its big sister on June 27.

The summertime vibes are turned up to 11 in New York’s freshwater haven.

Foraging in the Cambridge woods with the James Beard-nominated chef.

Hanging fabulously with the 90-year-old glamazon at the Burlington Mall.

A new Nantucket Historical Association exhibition, “Behind the Seams” quilts together vibrant tales of the island’s past through textiles.

“Summer fun” is the vibe (and motto) of Park City, a new South Boston space from the Fat Baby and Loco Taqueria crew, serving canned cocktails, fish tacos, and live music.

Brockton’s “Marvelous Marvin” battled the sport’s gatekeepers with unexpected allies by his side.

This Back Bay unit in the Mandarin Oriental boasts a whopping 8,000 square feet of space with two private balconies.

Boston drivers are notorious jerks. We race through red lights and honk at people while stuck in gridlock. But are there any moves so bad that even the nastiest local motorist would say, “No. Unacceptable.”?

With a place to soak and stunning views, this Essex boudoir is the ultimate place to unwind.

We raise a hot dog in congratulations, but we’re bummed that the James Beard Foundation overlooked the rest of our dining scene.

Netflix host Phil Rosenthal comes to town for an episode of his show’s eighth season, dining from Sarma to Galley Diner. 

Check out photos from the June 11, 2025 unveiling of the Franklin Building at Hancock Village.