Every inch of Truro feels like a hidden gem. It is the least commercialized town on the Cape, known for its abundance of natural beauty: the salt-sprayed cliffs overlooking Cape Cod Bay, secluded beaches, and secret kettle ponds ringed with a curtain of trees. This is Truro. Located between Wellfleet and Provincetown in the area known as the Outer Cape, Truro has been the home of and inspiration to many great artists including Edward Hopper and the Continue reading
To Do: Taste of Cambridge
With culinary gems like chef Ana Sortun’s beloved restaurants Sofra and Oleana and bistros like Craigie on Main, a perennial favorite among local gastronomes, the food scene in Cambridge is thriving. And there is no finer way to sample the array of inspiring food lovingly created by local restauranteurs, wine makers, brewmasters, and culinary Continue reading
To Do: Must-See Boston Museums

Paul Gauguin: Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? (at the MFA)
As the summer temperatures creep up, there is no better way to beat the July heat and humidity than by spending a couple of hours cooling off in one of the incredible Boston museums. Whether you are in the mood for the soothing swirls and sweeps of the Impressionist painters, the challenge of post-modernist sculpture, or want to spend some time with pre-Raphaelite masterpieces, these Boston-area museums have everything you Continue reading
The 5 Best Cocktail Bars in Cambridge and Somerville
When it comes to crafting killer cocktails, something wonderful is happening across the Charles River in Cambridge and Somerville. Local restaurants and bars have really stepped up their cocktail game to the absolute delight those who love a good drink. Here are our top five cocktail joints in Cambridge and Somerville, each Continue reading

