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All new: We crunched the numbers to come up with the region’s top-performing public high schools. bostonmagazine.com/news/best…
Tonight, author @MarlonJames5 appears at the @brattletheatre. The New York Times just called his new book, "The Disappearers," “the novel of the decade, if not the century.” Details, and more things to do this week, here: bostonmagazine.com/things-to…
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This couple of Kelseys exchanged vows in Vermont, complete with bear cubs, Island Creek Oysters, and a Chappell Roan costume change.
Another Real Weddings story from @BostonMagazine's August print issue:
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Tiffani Faison just announced she's closing Sweet Cheeks, her Best of Boston-winning barbecue restaurant in the Fenway, this November. Revisit Scott Kearnan's 2019 profile of the Top Chef here: bit.ly/4qf4CmL
Portrait from 2019 by Ken Richardson
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These UNH acquaintances turned Southie neighbors tied the knot in Cape Cod with flowers flown in from Amsterdam and a band that kept guests dancing for three-plus hours.
From @BostonMagazine's August issue:
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Things to do this week in Boston: John Turturro and Paul Giamatti in "Rhinoceros" at A.R.T.; indie-rock duo Fat Creeps reunite at Deep Cuts; the Dominican Parade and Festival takes place at Franklin Park; Otis Kane headlines Warehouse XI and more: bostonmagazine.com/things-to…
Where to eat in Greater Boston this month, if you're into that sort of thing: bostonmagazine.com/restauran…
Our inaugural directory of Greater Boston's Top Hospitals is out now: bostonmagazine.com/news/top-…
The first non-fiction book about the Karen Read case is out now. Read an excerpt here. bostonmagazine.com/news/2026…
We went looking for the best food outside the city. Here’s everything we found. bostonmagazine.com/restauran…
Our 52nd Best of Boston issue came alive at Roadrunner, and we’re still buzzing from it. We toasted with sips and bites from 40+ award-winning restaurants and top chefs. instagram.com/p/DbJUdsgAhe1/
If you haven’t already, catch up on all of this year’s winners at the link. bostonmagazine.com/best-of-b…
For three years, the witnesses in the Karen Read murder trial were harassed at their jobs, their homes, their children’s sports games. It wasn’t random. It was a coordinated campaign against them. And now they’re fighting back. bostonmagazine.com/news/2026…
The film’s star Dominic Sessa and writer/director Matt Johnson discuss becoming who you are. bostonmagazine.com/restauran…
Time is running out! There are just 24 hours left to secure your tickets to the Best of Boston Soirée! Your ticket includes complimentary drink vouchers, dishes from 35+ Best of Boston award-winning restaurants, and more. Secure yours now at the link. bit.ly/4bRZSNG
Our Best of Boston Soirée takes place on Wednesday. Don't miss it! Plus more things to do in Boston this week. bostonmagazine.com/things-to…
One bite of the pistachio-ricotta-stuffed rollati, bubbly and brown from the oven and swimming in rich pistachio cream, and you’ll taste how Carmelina’s marches to the beat of its own drum among the many Italian restaurants in the North End. instagram.com/p/Da6CxfiALtO/
The Best of Boston 2026 winners are here, and everyone's talking about the soirée. Celebrate with the best of Boston on July 22 with amazing food, cocktails, entertainment, and the city's most stylish crowd. Secure your tickets now at the link. bostonmagazine.com/bestofbos…
The Seaport restaurant adds a sushi-led menu, expands its bar program, and sets up a lounge built for staying past dinner. bostonmagazine.com/restauran…
The Boston Symphony Orchestra parted ways with Andris Nelsons, its longtime maestro, and went to war with itself. Inside the fight over who controls one of American music’s crown jewels—and whether it can survive being saved. bostonmagazine.com/arts-ente…
