Mom and longtime Beacon Hill resident Jessica Crimmins weighs in on the benefits of raising kids in the city.

Interior designer Trevor Fulmer recounts the pleasure of designing a Back Bay brownstone where art and memory live side by side.

Dr. Jay Luthar and his team are bringing a holistic approach to concierge medicine in a new Back Bay practice that considers the whole patient.

Lia Cirio’s parents say she came out of the womb dancing. “I was always moving around,” she recalls. “I had the little tutu pajamas and all that stuff. But my core childhood memory is going to ‘The Nutcracker.’ All I wanted was to be Clara.” Cirio is Clara. She’s also Princess Aurora from “The Sleeping Beauty,” Odette from “Swan Lake,” Nikiya from “La Bayadère,” and all the roles she has danced and portrayed over the course of 22 years as one of Boston Ballet’s principal dancers.

Lyrik, the new-ish complex at the end of Newbury Street, aims to craft a creative and innovative space that unites Back Bay and the Fenway.

They say if you want to ruin a friendship, go into business together. But they haven’t met the owners of Forty Winks, Dress Boston, and Crush Boutique, three of Beacon Hill’s most elegant boutiques. Remarkably, all these stores were founded and are still owned by women who bonded early in life. MyBoston sits down with these dynamic duos—women who are both close friends and business partners.

Stilisti Salon is in its 20th year on Newbury Street. Its founder and owner, Marisa Marino, remains as committed to her staff and her principles as ever.

Five fabulous Back Bay older adults share their wisdom and insights about life, love, and aging well. 

Rey Moraga reveals his secrets for how to throw the perfect dinner party. 

Back Bay and Beacon Hill might look similar, but for residents, there are

real differences. Realtor Collin Bray walks us through just a few.

A beloved Beacon Hill tradition is headed into its 101st year, thanks to the dedication of handbell musician Pamela Madigan and the Beacon Hill Ringers.

Personal trainer and longtime Beacon Hill resident Cindy Sullivan shares tips for relieving stress over the holidays.

Auction house Doyle has a new home at The Vendome, run by two experienced appraisers who take a personal approach to buying and selling art and antiques.

The grand Lenox Hotel celebrates 125 years of luxury. 

To celebrate our first year, we're introducing you to our core crew—the people behind the scenes who bring each issue to life. 

How do dogs bring us together? Lisa Mulman counts the ways.

Stacy Coen, OD, brings technology, style, and kindness to her innovative optometry practice.

World-renowned architect and Beacon Hill resident Miguel Rosales has designed several of the country's most iconic bridges, including Boston's beloved Zakim bridge.

Hospitality entrepreneur and innkeeper Jeneane Life returns to the island she loves. 

Joanne Chang celebrates 25 years of Flour Bakery.

A cultural gem in the heart of Back Bay, the French Library, which celebrated its 80th anniversary in 2025, boasts the largest collection of French-language books and media anywhere in the U.S.

Enjoy getting fit outdoors this summer at a variety of appealing locations.

Keith Lockhart celebrates 30 years as conductor of the Boston Pops.

Make the most of the nice weather by visiting these unique destinations, each no more than two hours from Boston. 

Liza Meyer takes the helm as the newest president of Friends of the Public Garden.

An architect and his wife pour their love of history and design into a personal renovation project in Back Bay.

American Ancestors debuts a new family history exhibition aimed at increasing access and equity.

A long tradition of selling greeting cards supports freshly made meals at this day shelter and advocacy center.