Get ready for a Sunday like no other. This Sunday, October 20th, Temple Place in DTX transforms into the city's premier tailgate event. It's simple: football, food, and fun.

In the heart of Boston's cultural scene, the Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre prepares to host a landmark event in dance history.

Fancy yourself a foodie? If so, The Fenway Foodies Club is where it’s at. We're spilling the beans on The Fenway's best eats, secret deals, and everything in between.

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Get ready, Boston foodies! The city’s culinary scene is gearing up yet again for another epic evening of Taste 2024, sponsored by Porsche. Not just another food event; it's the feast of the year for many Bostonians, marking its 14th year with a bang.

Discreet in a way only the coolest spots can be, Commune is located on the third floor at 840 Summer Street in Southie. The salon is a hot spot for those in pursuit of the ultimate hair transformation. Here, a team of hair artisans awaits, ready to sculpt, color, and style hair with sartorial genius.

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Mark your calendar for an afternoon of laughing music, face painting, a beer garden, food trucks, and more at The Comedy Studio's Street Party on JFK Street, closed off for the occasion from 2-6pm.

Step into The 'Quin House, and you're greeted by a blend of classic elegance and contemporary flair. Rich wood paneling, ornate chandeliers, and exquisite furnishings create an atmosphere where history whispers through the halls, yet the vibe is unmistakably of the now.

Step into Bosse, where 21 courts await, transforming casual players into fierce competitors. Each court is not just a playing field but a social hub, equipped with lounge seating and courtside service.

Jaylen Brown, the NBA MVP and Boston Celtics champion, has launched 741, not just as a sneaker company but as a beacon for next-generation performance brands. This venture aims to empower athletes while delivering quality and style that transcends the sports arena.

“Twas the Night Before Christmas”, a fresh take on "Jingle Bells," and the always-joyous "Sleigh Ride” will be performed (of course). But this year, brace yourself for something new. The Pops will introduce a composition from David Coleman, inspired by Ashley Bryan's "Carol of the Brown King" and Langston Hughes' poetry, performed with the Tanglewood Festival Chorus.

In the thick of Fenway Arts District, Fenway Gallery is your go-to spot for a blast of art. Situated at 30 Ipswich Street, this spot is where new and old artists get their moment in the spotlight, all while shouting out the district's vibe.

Walk through the door at 285 Newbury Street, and you're immediately part of something bigger. This is where Tracksmith's latest collections come alive, displayed not just for sale but as artifacts of the running culture. Whether you're here to grab the newest gear for your morning jog or to immerse yourself in the community, The Trackhouse is here for you.

The Current is about shopping and adventure! Wander through the miniature village and stumble upon something cool around every corner. This isn't your average retail experience – it's a new way to shop, designed for discovery.

Dunkin’ Dogs for Joy™ initiative, supported by the Joy in Childhood Foundation, has introduced over 40 facility dogs into hospitals nationwide. These are not just any dogs; they are specially trained to work full-time within healthcare settings, distinguishing them from short-term visiting therapy dogs.

Tucked away in a corner you'd otherwise ignore, behind a facade of dusty snacks and everyday essentials, lies a secret. Walk in, and you're hit with the usual chaos of a city convenience store—every surface screams with the logos of chips and soda.

NOAA, those clever folks at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, just dropped the winter forecast for 2024-2025, and here's the 411 - Massachusetts might be more of a "winter is coming... but maybe not that much" kind of place this year.

Pig Beach BBQ, the maverick of mouthwatering meat, is crashing Southie's scene this fall at PKL, turning your pickleball smackdowns into BBQ showdowns.

Tucked within the charm of Gloucester, The Cut isn't your average venue; it's where the city's pulse quickens. Here, the music's real, the vibe's raw, and every visit feels like stepping into a scene where authenticity reigns supreme.

Attention all fluff luvas, quirky innovators, and anyone with a sweet tooth! The 19th annual "What the Fluff? A Tribute to Union Square Innovation" is rolling into Union Square, Somerville, on September 21st from 2-6 PM. Rain or shine, with a backup date on September 22, this festival will be to be a marshmallowy marvel.

Boston isn’t just doctors and lawyers, we also have an exciting fashion scene. From innovative ideas to entrepreneurial spirit, these following people have made their mark on the city's evolving fashion landscape.