Articles by Susan Johnston
A contributing writer/blogger for DirectoryofBoston.com, Susan Johnston lives and writes near Fenway Park. She loves exploring the city and has also contributed to The Boston Globe, DailyCandy.com, and many other places.
What could be better than an event with hundreds of wines waiting to be sampled? How about an event with hundreds of wines, plus a DJ, a photo booth, a lounge, food pairings, and free …
Some people pay attention to the architectural details in a restaurant’s dining room or perhaps the wine selection. I’m always curious to see the bathroom. Yes, you read that right. I am a connoisseur of restaurant …
We’ve already blogged about other outdoor events in Boston like the Life is good Festival and Free Friday Flicks, but this time we’re shining the spotlight on another Boston summer tradition: Shakespeare on the Commons. …
Despite the downturn, Boston saw a several new restaurants opening earlier this year. Here’s our take on a couple of newcomers to the Commonwealth.
1. Tory Row: Filling the space formerly known as The Greenhouse, the …
This Saturday, the Life is good Festival will descend on Boston Common. This free, family-friendly festival runs from 11am to 5pm and includes a Good Walk for Kids, a Wiffle Ball Home Run contest with …
Sunday brunch is my favorite meal of the week, and there’s no better place in Boston than the South End to indulge in sweet, gooey French toast or a savory omelet stuffed with melted cheese. …
Boston’s Fenway neighborhood is, of course, most famous for its proximity to the famous baseball park. But since I moved here two months ago, I’ve learned that there’s a lot more to Fenway than the …
Free outdoor movie screenings are one of my favorite parts of summer in Boston. Even if I’ve already seen the movie, there’s something magical about watching it under the stars on a blanket. Two places …
Few things are more satisfying than the soft, spongey texture of freshly baked bread. Unless, of course, you have Celiac Disease and your body can’t handle gluten, the protein found in wheat, rye, barley, and more …
Bummed about bailing on dinners out? Or trading your salon haircut for a DIY ‘do? Or maybe you miss your gym membership? Well, budget-minded Bostonians, there is another way to cut your cash flow without …
