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The 2026 Boston Local Food Festival will return Sunday, September 120from 11 am-5 pm (Rain date: 09/27)

Where: The Rose Kennedy Greenw...

Grab a chair (and perhaps a trowel) for an evening with gardener and painter Matthew Rice, marking the launch of his new book, A Year in the Garden.

14 years ago, Matthew bought the last shred of a medieval castle gatehouse in the very edge of the Cotswolds. A decade on, a walled garden, glasshouses, hen runs and an orchard have replaced an...

The apple may be the most diverse food plant in the world. A century ago, 16,000 varieties existed in the United States alone. Today, thanks to industrial agriculture, only a handful appear in most grocery stores, but hundreds of the most interesting varieties still exist, and a new apple renaissance has many making a comeback. Some have played key roles in American history. ...

Come to the Harwich Community Center, 100 Oak Street in Harwich Center, on Saturday and Sunday, September 19 and 20, for a signature event featuring at least 150 juried crafters, community non-profits, kids activities, food trucks, CranJam Music, a Saturday night drone show, dance floor, and ample free parking. For detailed information visit

Boston Dance Theater (BDT) returns to the Garden this September for Plants: Solos for Native Species. On September 26, visitors are invited to experience immersive dance performances throughout the Garden, featuring 20-minute solo works inspired by native plant species. Four solo performances will loop throughout the day in different locations, allowing guests to dis...