The Greater Boston area boasts dozens of cherished art museums and galleries, as well as renowned dance companies and hot music venues. Meanwhile, you'll want to mark your calendars for several eclectic community and cultural festivals.
As part of WBUR's "Field Guide to Boston" project, we interviewed dozens of residents across 20 Boston communities to get insights into their favorite neighborhood spots. Now it's your turn to share and let us know what we missed.
The Field Guide to Boston is a collection of Boston facts and fascinations, a salute to the weird and the wonderful that makes this place home. Whether you just set down your roots or they already run deep, we’ll help you make sense of what's confusing and discover what's new.
There’s no denying the emotional payoff even health benefits that comes with quality relationships. This guide is meant to help you find your people, be they gamers or foodies, outdoorsy types or artists. Here's how you can start growing your personal community.
We'll help parse what's mythical and what's real around the state's progressive reputation, explain why some mayors wield big power while others don't, and even let you in on how New England town meetings are both democracy at its simplest and protocol at its most opaque.