Harvard Square is famous for its rich intellectual atmosphere, cool shops, book stores, restaurants, bars, and street performers. It also played a significant role in counter culture movements.

Stepping into the Grolier Poetry Book Shop is like entering a treasury of poetic verse, a haven that has nurtured the hearts and minds of poetry enthusiasts for almost a hundred years.

If you're in any way familiar with Boston, you've probably heard us talk, and noticed we've got a bit of our own language going on here.

From colonial-era architecture to scenic green spaces, JP offers a historical tour that beautifully contrasts with Boston’s urban sprawl. Join us as we journey through some of its most iconic sites.

The United States is home to some of the world's most renowned chocolate makers in the world like Hershys’s and Nestles to name a couple.

Boston’s rich architectural landscape mirrors its history. From Puritan beginnings to the thrust of modernity, each epoch has left an imprint on the city's skyline.

Brookline, nestled between Boston and Newton, is a historical haven with a rich past and vibrant present. The best way to understand Brookline is to learn about its neighborhoods, each having its own distinct personality.

The Old John Hancock Building, also known as the Berkeley Building, has a cool feature beyond its neoGeorgian design or its impressive height.

Secret Boston has become pretty well known for hosting great scavenger hunts. We have done everything from World Tour concert tickets to facials to lots in between.

Fenway isn't just a baseball stadium. It's the oldest Major League Baseball stadium still in use since its opening in 1912. It's a place where legends have played, and where generations have shared their love for the game.

The holiday spirit is catching a disco fever this season as The Fenway gears up to welcome residents and visitors alike to its much-anticipated winter festivities.

In the dead of night, a squad of Tufts art students hit Boston's streets, their mission: to flip the script on the dreaded parking ticket game.

Golden yellows, fiery reds, and burnt oranges take over New England from late September till November.

Bow Market Somerville, a vibrant hipster haven situated in the heart of Union Square. This unique marketplace offers a blend of creativity, culinary delights, and one-of-a-kind shopping experiences.

From The Beatles, to New Kids On The Block, to NSYNC, boy bands have consistently driven fans crazy. New Edition, born in Roxbury in the 80s - specifically Orchard Park - is Boston’s first.

Somerville MA, 1917, Archibald Query, a local entrepreneur, inventor, and candy maker developed a recipe for a light and spreadable marshmallow-like substance…

Join thousands as they gather on Mass Ave in front of Cambridge City Hall for an evening filled with music & dance. This fantastic event is free and open to the public.

Beyond the well-known sites, Boston hides a many lesser-known events and lost landmarks that have contributed to its past. Here are 10 little known places and events:

Boston is for sure an OG city. Founded in 1630, is one of the oldest and most historically rich cities in the US. Over the centuries (centuries!), it has developed into a tight knit group of neighborhoods, each with its own personality.

People love ‘dem Fig Newtons. Soft, chewy cookies that have been around for over 100 years 🤯 Even though I grew up a couple of towns away in good ‘ol JP…