Holiday

From Nov. 23 to Dec. 24, the Miracle pop-up bar returns to the Kimpton Marlowe Hotel in Cambridge.

Fourth of July is coming up, and if you want to watch the fireworks, try these places:

It’s well known that June 21 is the first day of summer, but it’s less commonly known that it’s also National Selfie Day. I can’t think of a better excuse to commemorate the first day of summer than with a fabulous selfie.

Father’s Day is around the corner, and if you’re scrambling to find a last-minute gift, you may want to avoid another necktie. Here are some gift ideas that dad might actually be excited about.

Steel & Rye wants you to embrace Americana. I want you to embrace their monkey bread. Treat your mom (and yourself) to the G.O.A.T of all Mother’s Day brunches this year at this historic Lower Mills destination.

In the wake of a what feels like an extended winter in New England, this year’s Arbor Day on April 27 holds a special significance.

Although it doesn’t feel like spring yet, it’s technically here, and with that comes the first well-known holidays for the Christian and Jewish faiths – Easter and Passover. Both are rooted in tradition, but we wanted to share some activities people might not think about during these festive celebrations.

Pi Day. Somehow, it’s become a worldwide phenomenon that is celebrated annually on March 14^th (coincidentally, also Albert Einstein’s birthday.)

Today is Valentine’s Day! Find time to get fit before the food and sign up for an indoor cycling class at B/SPOKE solo or with your date before dinner. We hear they’re offering wine and chocolates after class.

This year’s Mardi Gras, or “Fat Tuesday,” was Feb. 13 in New Orleans, marking the last day of a Carnival season of celebrations down south. Didn’t make the trip? Why not don your purple, green and gold right here in Boston.

The holidays are here, which means it’s time to choose between a real or artificial Christmas tree. Here’s our take:

No matter how many times you check your holiday shopping list, you’re going to forget something – or someone – and need a last-minute gift. Consider these ideas:

Ring in the New Year by adding a touch of sparkle to your outfit!

Nothing matches the satisfaction of finding the perfect gift for that special someone. Here are three tips to ensure that your gift won’t hit the return pile!

If the chaos of holiday preparations is beginning to consume you, take some time out to decrease your stress. Here are three tips for reducing holiday blues.

Do-gooders and fair-trade fashionistas can match their spending with their values this giving season by shopping Society B.

Are you in charge of planning your company’s holiday gathering and are late to the party … literally? These suggestions can help turn last-minute planners into company holiday heroes!

With Thanksgiving wrapped, it’s holiday time and much of Beantown is twinkling in lights. There are big moments still ahead, so check out these family-fun events: