Over a dozen films are set to be produced in Massachusetts in 2022. From “Challengers” starring Zendaya to “Madame Web” filming in Boston through September, Hollywood is setting up shop in the Bay State. (We can thank the state’s generous film tax credits for that.) While big auditions often happen in Los Angeles and New York, opportunities […]

Now that summer is in full swing, we’re rounding up some of the best beach picks from Globe staffers to help readers explore New England’s coveted coastlines. New Englanders wait all year for the months that are upon us, and people are — understandably — escaping to the coast in droves. Be it a Saturday […]

As the world celebrates Frederick Law Olmsted’s 200th birthday, we’re bringing readers into the life and works of the father of landscape architecture. Take this quiz and to learn more about Olmsted and his influence in Boston and beyond. Read the full article:

As director and publisher of the MIT Press, Amy Brand presides over one of the largest university presses in the world — publishing more than 350 books and 40 journals each year on subjects ranging from machine learning to contemporary artists, and even children’s books. Marking its 60th anniversary this month, the nonprofit MIT Press […]

NANTUCKET — It’sa Friday morning and Jody Bachman, 70, sits on a bench outside a souvenir shop watching vacationers go by. There’s plenty to see on these cobblestone streets. Visitors pose for selfies in front of quaint storefronts. Vintage Land Rovers and polished Jeep Wranglers zip through town. Business owners set up for the busy […]

‘Moku’ means ‘wood’ in Japanese. It’s also the name of a budding business that’s carved out a place for itself on Martha’s Vineyard. Moku Artisan Furniture is inspired by aesthetic from around the world. Handcrafted mostly with walnut and oak, each piece’s minimalist, mid-century design offers clean and simple lines that let nature do the […]