Author: Boston Weekly

The Roslindale Farmers Market officially opened its 2024 summer season this weekend, featuring fresh local produce, artisanal goods, and live entertainment. The market will run weekly through September.

New bike lanes have been launched in Back Bay to enhance daily commutes. The initiative aims to reduce traffic congestion and promote safer, eco-friendly travel for cyclists in the busy neighborhood.

Boston police are investigating a series of car break-ins in the Mission Hill neighborhood. Authorities urge residents to secure their vehicles and report any suspicious activity as the probe continues.

A new Immigrant Resource Center has opened in Fields Corner, offering vital services like legal aid, language classes, and job support to help newcomers integrate and thrive in the community.

Boston in the fall is magic — crisp air, golden leaves, and a calendar packed with events that celebrate the city’s history, creativity, and flavor. Whether you’re a foliage fanatic or just looking for a new way to spend a Saturday, these upcoming pop-ups and happenings are worth adding to your fall bucket list. Here are 10 must-see events lighting up Boston this autumn: 🍁 1. Seaport Autumn Market Nights Location: Seaport CommonDate: Every Thursday in OctoberAn after-hours twist on the traditional fall fair. Expect locally made candles, warm cider cocktails, indie music, and photo-friendly harvest decor under the skyline.…

Boston’s housing market, long one of the most expensive in the country, is bracing for a potential shift this fall — and renters and landlords alike are watching closely. From proposed rent caps to new zoning plans and housing developments in long-ignored neighborhoods, Boston’s housing future is on the table. But whether this brings real relief or just another round of market whiplash depends on who you ask. 📈 A Market at a Crossroads After a brief pandemic-era dip, Boston’s rental prices bounced back aggressively, with some neighborhoods seeing double-digit increases between 2022 and 2024. However, recent reports from the…

Boston’s business scene is undergoing a quiet revolution — one powered not by towering tech giants or corporate expansions, but by boutique, experience-led small businesses carving out their own lanes across the city. From the Seaport to the South End, independent ventures offering highly specialized, personalized services are seeing a surge in support. Think luxury pet care companies like Pawmenities, where cage-free dog boarding is elevated to a wellness experience, or artisan coffee shops that double as vinyl record bars. Experts say this rise is no accident.“Post-pandemic consumers crave connection and quality,” says Amy Delgado, a local business strategist. “They…

Forest management strategies are being intensified to reduce wildfire risks. Techniques like controlled burns, thinning, and improved monitoring aim to protect communities and restore ecosystem balance amid rising fire threats.

The Boston Celtics are prioritizing a youth movement, emphasizing the development of recent draft picks. The team aims to build a competitive core by nurturing young talent and fostering long-term growth.

Boston hospitals are at the forefront of medical innovation, integrating cutting-edge technology to enhance patient care and outcomes. From AI diagnostics to advanced robotic surgery, the city is setting new healthcare standards.