At Clarendon Square, we support Kiva which is a non-profit organization focused on connecting people throughout the world through lending. By leveraging the internet and a large network of microfinance institutions, Kiva lets you lend as little as $25 to … Continue reading
Labor Day signals the end of summer; for most, that means no more white pants, espadrilles or linen. We’re one to break the mold here at Clarendon Square and are here to give you ideas on what to do to hang … Continue reading
The Institute of Contemporary Art is in one of Boston’s “newest” art museums, in one of Boston’s most up and coming neighborhood- how fitting! The ICA was originally founded in 1936 as The Boston Museum of Modern Art, however moved … Continue reading
Boston is responsible for some of Hollywood’s most popular exports: Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Casey Affleck, the Wahlberg family and their delicious chain of burgers, and on occasion, Hollywood comes to us. Boston and our landmarks have been the background … Continue reading
The Rose Kennedy Greenway is a mile-and-a-half linear series of contemporary parks in the heart of Boston. Created from the remains of an elevated highway, the Rose Kennedy Greenway provides the city of Boston with both beauty and fun. As the … Continue reading
Today marks the grand opening of the Boston Harbor Distillery. Located on the Port of Boston Harbor, the newest addition to the Boston community is in a space that is anything but. The place the Distillery calls home is a … Continue reading
As the temperature in Boston begins to rise, other than hitting a local neighborhood pool, there is no better way to cool off than with a sweet, frozen treat. It’s time to get out of the ice cream routine and … Continue reading
Last Friday was National Donut Day. This post is a little delayed because we were so busy celebrating. It was fitting that we celebrated in Boston as the Boston area is the birthplace of America’s beloved donut company Dunkin Donuts. … Continue reading
Last October, Boston lost the legendary Hamersley’s Bistro which had been a staple of the South End for 27 years. Celebrity chef and former owner, Robert Hamersley said in an interview with CBS Boston around the time of the closing, … Continue reading
The sun is setting later, flowers are beginning to emerge from the ground, and there is a warmth to the air that can only mean one thing; spring is here and along with it is al fresco dining season. Boston … Continue reading
