Even during a pandemic, in the Hub, it’s always time to be a tourist in your own city
WELCOME BACK: BOSTON’S CULTURAL BONES ARE STRONG. APPRECIATE IT.
GTFO: VISITING THE NEXT WAVE OF BREWERIES KEEPING MASS AT THE FOREFRONT OF CRAFT CULTURE
Some of these hidden spots include the ones below, with all having outdoor patios, which is more and more important as the Delta variant of the coronavirus continues to make indoor spaces less appealing for at least the time being.
HELP WANTED (YES, THE INDUSTRY IS STILL SUFFERING)
As Boston-area restaurants struggle to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, they face another crisis that threatens their very existence
IN IT FOR THE LONG HAUL: A HARROWING TRUE COVID STORY
As we emerge from the pandemic, COVID-19 continues to wreak untold damage. Don’t believe it? Ask my friend and his loved ones who have dealt with the horror first-hand.
HIKING SPECIAL: WALKING ON WATER IN THE WESTERN SUBURBS
Aqueduct hiking may not be a thing (yet), but for those of you who are interested, you can do just that a few miles west of Boston
THE ONLY CONSTANT IS CHANGE … LOTS OF CHANGE
The post-pandemic Boston-area restaurant scene could end up being one that’s nearly unrecognizable in some ways. Whether this is a good thing or a bad thing (or both) remains to be seen
MEET THE NEW NORMAL, (NOT THE) SAME AS THE OLD NORMAL
Restrictions have been lifted across the state. Does this mean we can party like it’s 2019 in restaurants and bars? Perhaps not just yet.
GTFO: A HIKING AND A PATIO-ING WE WILL GO
Perfect Mass afternoons, from Lynn to Hingham
DIPPING A TOE INTO INDOOR DINING
For those who are vaccinated and more confidence to sit inside restaurants, but still a bit weary.
HIKE TIME: THE SPRING EDITION
For those who want to find a bit of solace close to Boston, three of the most remote-feeling spots for hiking and walking in the local area
