Giving Tuesday (Philanthropy Day of Giving):
A quick guide to the global day of generosity after Thanksgiving. Learn how small actions like donating, volunteering, or sharing a cause can spark big community impact and kick off year-end giving campaigns.

What it means when a city or town honors combat-wounded veterans. See how Massachusetts communities recognize recipients with ceremonies, signage, and veteran-friendly gestures.

We are BIG fans of Devon’s spirit and spunk. She has us writing and researching about everything fun under the sun, and so, why not add Speakeasies to the list. We’re glad she suggested it. Because, check it out...they look like SO MUCH FUN!!! Sneak out one night, pull up a seat and raise your glass....

Staying in business these days is no small feat—and these companies have done more than just survive. They’ve thrived for decades, even centuries! Just that alone makes them worth checking out. (right under our nose...)

Yoga is one of the best ways to take care of yourself. When the news is overwhelming, the kids are running wild, or life just feels chaotic, you can hit pause and step into a yoga class. There are a myriad of benefits. But not just any class—quality instruction, a clean and welcoming studio, relaxing music, great vibes, and a friendly staff make all the difference. Some of our own team members practice yoga regularly, so we can share firsthand recommendations on the best places to go. Here are some of our favorites:

Old North Church:
The 1723 landmark best known for the lantern signal linked to Paul Revere’s ride offers tours, services, and a living history experience. Explore the crypt, gallery, and bell chamber while learning how faith and community intersected with the nation’s founding. It’s a Freedom Trail stop that still feels alive.

Old South Church:
A historic Back Bay congregation with deep roots in Boston’s civic life and a striking Gothic Revival sanctuary. Visit for worship, music, lectures, and an active calendar that bridges tradition with a progressive mission. Architecture lovers and history fans will both find something to appreciate.