Daniel Kool

Diane Paulus, artistic director at the American Repertory Theater and director of its upcoming show, “Rhinoceros,” told the stars about when she first encountered a different kind of applause at Fenway Park.

The City of Somerville recently announced that all 16 of the moveable, Adirondack chairs the city put up about four years ago have disappeared.

A dozen old-fashioned telephone boxes have popped up throughout Somerville over the last few weeks, part of a new installation by the Somerville Museum called “Let Freedom Ring.”

Davis Square got some new art this summer — part of the city's push to bring crowds and business back to the neighborhood, which has struggled since the COVID-19 pandemic and the completion of the MBTA's Green Line Extension.

The region's new Map Club hosted a map-making pop-up at the center of Porter Square this weekend, asking passersby to chart their favorite paths through the neighborhood.

As Scotland played its second game at Boston Stadium, we checked in with locals at a packed Inman Square watch party to ask what lessons they're holding onto from the Tartan Army's time in town.

The Harvard Square Clover served as part restaurant, part museum: showcasing historic tiling that was uncovered when the local chain moved in.

Esh Circus Arts has a new second home in East Somerville, offering a slate of beginner to intermediate adult and youth classes. View this post on Instagram

We took a tour through Cambridge and Somerville from Aug. 31 to Sept. 1 to see what treasures we could find.

More than 250 people came together in the heart of MIT's campus Tuesday to formally welcome its School of Architecture and Planning to its new home at the Metropolitan Storage Warehouse building.