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Whether you call it Dunks, Dunkin' or something in between, we can agree this is Boston's biggest coffee spot. | Photo by BOStoday Intern Maddy

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The history of Dunkin’

Sip on the story of Boston’s favorite coffee chain.

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Food

New brewery opening in Jamaica Plain

This LGBTQ+ and woman-owned brewery is expected to open in December in Jamaica Plain.

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Jessica Burton

Brunch on the patio at Rochambeau in Boston.

City

Mayor Wu launches Re-FRESH program to assist food businesses

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Victoria Wasylak

A large Christmas tree covered in red, gold, and silver ornaments, placed in front of Boston skyscrapers

Culture

Plan Ahead: Spice up your holiday with these shows

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Victoria Wasylak

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Culture

Prepare to par-tea: The 250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party

We’re spilling the tea on local events to commemorate the iconic protest that launched the American Revolution.

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Jessica Burton

Two long tables next to shelves containing craft materials such as yarn and textiles.

Culture

Get crafty at these holiday workshops around Boston

Sharpen your script, construct a wreath, master the basics of macramé, and more at these holiday-themed classes.

November 28, 2023

Victoria Wasylak

A metal statue of Paul Revere atop a horse, with art depicting colonial Massachusetts in the background.

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The most unique places to stay in Boston

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November 28, 2023

Victoria Wasylak

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