The Otis House Museum exemplifies the elegant life led by Boston's governing class after the American Revolution. It also houses Historic New England's headquarters & its Library and Archives.
Held inside a youth-center gymnasium, this weekend-only craft market is a great place to discover rising local talent.
This home-goods-store-cum-gallery is the spot in the U.S. for up-and-coming industrial designers to launch their products.
All purchases—from op art–print dresses to reworked army jackets—are bagged in cute reusable totes.
Everything at this hyper-original design emporium in Dumbo feels wildly special—laser-cut plywood mobiles, Steiff mohair polar bears and rabbit-shaped night-lights.
PHOTO: From 1976 to 1989, the Lone Star Cafe was a hit Texas-themed Village nightclub. Check out James Brown backstage in 1985 at the link! Read more.
Want to learn more about the building in your in? Follow the link for a brief history of the Cotton Exchange. Read more.
If you’re out shopping for a tech-savvy loved one check out the Wired Store in Times Square. The store is open daily from 12-7 p.m. 11/18 to 12/24. (Closed Mondays and Tuesdays)
If you want to mosaic something for your garden, they sell $5 "scoops" of discarded tile. Its a great deal
Las Arenas – the coolest shopping centre in the city! Not only is it a former bullring with most of its original architecture intact, but it also has a cinema, a rooftop terrace and a Museum of Rock! Read more.
