

Upscale casual with macarons and opera cakes. Yes, opera cakes
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Written by MARC HURWITZ Filed Under: Eats, LIFESTYLE
Upscale casual with macarons and opera cakes. Yes, opera cakes
Written by MARC HURWITZ Filed Under: Drinks, Eats, LIFESTYLE, Shop
"Another misconception is that it’s somehow bloody or messy—although there’s certainly some parts that can be messier, cutting, when done right, is actually very relaxing and mindful."
Written by DANA FORSYTHE Filed Under: A+E, DigThis, Visual Arts
“Too often these mural festivals prioritize the big out-of-town artists, and then throw in a couple locals for good measure, but Street Theory kind of does it the other way around. Give the locals a chance to shine on their own stage, while inviting a small group of outside big-name talent to drive more interest."
Written by SOPHIA GUERRIER Filed Under: GTFO, LIFESTYLE
Here are three top courts to run pickup, mostly after the sun goes down but in some cases during the daytime as well.
Written by OLIVIA MASTROSIMONE Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC
“I write primarily for black women, especially fat black women,” Blaze said. “There just isn’t enough for us. … I mean, how many times can we listen to cishet men on the radio be like, ‘I’m gonna disrespect you?’"
Written by DIG STAFF Filed Under: News, NEWS+OPINIONS
"While the Cafe’s restaurant operations are paused, our catering and wholesale baking operations will continue, as well as our Take Back the Kitchen Program."
Written by NINA CORCORAN Filed Under: Interviews, MUSIC
How a music promoter convinced a massive South End complex to welcome local artists like Oompa, Aubrey Haddard, and Ed Balloon.
Written by NINA CORCORAN Filed Under: Eats, Interviews, MUSIC, Notes from the Scene
Pile, Speedy Ortiz, Avenue, and more local musicians share their favorite spots around the city for our back-to-school guide.
Written by ARIELLE GRAY Filed Under: A+E, Visual Arts
Street and graffiti artists are the tastemakers, and now, with more canvases available in the form of new developments and high-rises, these artists have a chance to capitalize and dictate where they want the culture to go.