Originally hailing from the countrysides of Pennsylvania, Vanessa Barron now spends her time exploring the food, music, and culture of Boston. When she's not scouting the next best restaurants to hit in the city, Vanessa enjoys reading, thrifting, and traveling.
Boston's favorite holiday celebration is back!
After two long, parade-less years, the is finally making its return in 2022. This year, the parade will be held on Sunday, March 20th starting at 1 PM.
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Boston is well-known for its extensive art museums and collections, but there's a new kind of art exhibition in town recently. Pellas Gallery on Newbury Street is opening the first-ever NFT art exhibition, entitled "New...
La Royal is Cambridge's newest and most adventurous Peruvian spot yet.
Who doesn't love the ceviche dishes and pisco cocktails that Peruvian cuisine has to offer? Now, thanks to Maria Rondeau and JuanMa Calderon of Uni...
An out-of-this-world Gin & Tea Party is now open in a
Those who are mad enough to visit this tea party experience will be immersed in of colorful props and whimsical characters! This unique and immersive cocktail...
A curious Alice in Wonderland cocktail tea party is coming your way!
We’ve heard from a little white rabbit that the Mad Hatter is about to host a in Boston. Dive headfirst into the storybook classic as you join the M...
Are you by chance a fan of massive chocolate chip cookies?
You're in luck: New York's famous has just opened a location in Boston. Best known for their giant cookies, Levain's first New England location is headquarter...
There's an exciting newcomer to Boston's bar scene - , the city's very first establishment to be dedicated to sake. Located at Charles River Speedway marketplace in Brighton, Koji Club aims to entertain and educate the...
Bostonians will have a chance to see the super popular Obama portraits soon…
The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery recently announced that the portraits will be extending its multi-city tour this year, and will n...
Celebrate Black History Month by dining out at these local restaurants.
One of the best ways to support the Black community in Boston is by dining at local Black-owned restaurants—not only is it easy and fun to patroni...
A delightfully zany Alice in Wonderland-themed party is now open in Boston, and
A little white rabbit told us that the Mad Hatter is planning to throw , and he's invited the Dormouse, March Hare, and you to come along...