Big Changes Coming to South Station

See which restaurants and stores are coming to the revered transportation hub.

Beacon Hill Window Box Contest Tuesday

More than 10 residents to receive awards for beautifying the neighborhood.

Public Garden Ducklings Have 25th Birthday Party Saturday

Sponsored by the Friends of the Public Garden, the party will feature magic, juggling and more.

Friends of the Public Garden Reception Oct. 10

Party will feature a talk by David Dearinger on 19th century American sculpture.

Berklee BeanTown Jazz Festival Returns for its 12th Year

This year's festival celebrates women in jazz.

Boston Fashion Week Begins Thursday with Gala

Opening night venues in Back Bay, Beacon Hill and downtown.

Charles Street Market Looks to Stay in Current Spot with Expanded Services

With the threat of a bank moving in now gone, neighbors heard ways to keep a favorite marketplace on Charles Street.

PHOTOS: Block Party Sees Cloudless Skies, Upbeat Mood

Hundreds turned out for the neighborhood's biggest outdoor party.

Esplanade Association's Moon Dance Gala Sept. 29

The event helps raise funds to support the waterfront park.

Where to Go Apple Picking Near Boston

There are lots of great places near Boston you can get to in less than an hour.

Beacon Hill Block Party This Sunday

The Patriots game will be broadcast at the event.

Labor Day Weekend Essentials: What's Open, What's Closed

A quick guide for this weekend.

Free Admission to Boston Museums on Labor Day Weekend—for Bank of America Customers

If you're a Bank of America customer, you can head to the Museum of Fine Arts for free on Labor Day weekend.

PHOTOS: Sea Urchins, Starfish and More at the Myrtle Street Playground

CHARTS: Robust Job Market on Beacon Hill

PHOTOS: Puppets on the Boston Common

Another Tall Tree in the Public Garden Falls to Dutch Elm Disease

The disease travels underground, spreading to nearby trees.

Esplanade Association to Hold Moon Dance Gala in September

The event is the group's largest fundraiser.

Options for School Lunch This Year

With less than a month before school starts, here is some information to get you prepared — including how to find out about your school menu.

Weekend Hours Return to Boston Public Library

Saturday hours return to neighborhood branches on Sept. 8 and Sunday hours return to the central branch in Copley Square on Oct. 14.

Friends Restore Shaw Memorial to Former Glory

The cleanup cost $7,800.

YOUR TURN: Beacon Hill's Worst Drivers?

If it were up to you, where would you set up Beacon Hill's latest speed trap?

Boston's Sen. Chang-Diaz Votes Against Three-Strikes Bill

The senator joined other Boston-area legislators who say the bill falls short on several counts.

YOUR TURN: Where Would You Put Recyclng Bins on Beacon Hill?

Where would recycling bins do the most good?

Five Things: Beacon Hill Friends Accepting Applications

And more to know today, July 19.

Five Things: What Do You Love on Beacon Hill?

And more to know today, June 27.

Frog Pond Opening Postponed to Friday

The Wednesday event was cancelled because of rain.

New Off-Leash Program in Works for the Boston Common

New proposal asks dog owners to take a more active role in maintaining the park.

PHOTOS: Beacon Hill's 22nd Annual Art Walk Features Work From Across New England

About 100 regional artists sold original paintings, pottery, photography and more.

'Sparkle V' Raises Money for Homeless Women

The fashion show on Beacon Hill benefitted Rosie's Place.

Boston Schoolchildren Make History on the Common Today

The third annual event brings the public park's history to life for students.

PHOTOS: Beacon Hill Shines at the White Party

Friday night's party, hosted by the Beacon Hill Young Professionals, featured dancing to a live band at the Union Club on Park Street.

Today is the Last Day to Submit Your Boston Public Schools Survey

The survey will guide city discussions about school assignment.

Suzanne Besser Leaves the Beacon Hill Civic Association

Thursday marked the last day at the BHCA for its longtime executive director.

Friends of the Phillips Street Play Area to Host Free Summer Programs, "Picnic in the Park" Series

Picnics, clowns, music, ice cream and more this summer on Philips Street.

Duckling Day Parade Expected to Draw More Than 1,000 Children to the Common Sunday

The annual celebration includes music, face-painting, magicians and more.

PHOTOS: Swans Return to the Public Garden Lagoon for Spring

The pair, named Romeo and Juliet (even though they are both female), wintered at the Franklin Park Zoo.

Where To Get Tickets For This Year's Hidden Gardens Tour

The tour is May 17, rain or shine.