[Department of Commerce] 
Trend: Identified
This spring, a trend-demic of massive proportions has caused everyday items to shape-shift.
[Eats] 
Delectable Asian small plates
Little Inman Square has quietly become an epicenter of local high-end cuisine.
[BeerAdvocate] 
Belgian White gets a makeover
Doubling up on a beer (Double or Imperial) has been all the rage with brewers over the past decade.
[LUPEC] 
Mixology made easy
Leaf through the pages of the Savoy Cocktail Book or Mr. Boston, and it's easy to feel intimidated by the idea of coming up with a cocktail all by yourself.
[Finder] 
Wish you were here
Jam-packed with diners, specialty stores, a thriving arts community and the cultural enclave known as Little Armenia, Watertown is no chump of a suburb.
[Department of Commerce] 
Yoga mats for body and soul
Whether crunches send you colliding with your coffee table, or you're doing advanced sun prayers to dogs in a $100/hour class downtown
[BeerAdvocate] 
Picture this: After a rough week, you head to your favorite liquor store, cold beer on your mind—the only thing on your mind. Cold. Beer.
[LUPEC] 
Hospitality for Haiti
A 7.0-magnitude earthquake; over 1.5 million left homeless; as many as 200,000 dead.
[Finder] 
The Allston community is hosting a Haiti Relief Fundraiser at Wonderbar with music from The Ground Up
[Eats] 
A three-pack hits the right notes
Tucked right around the corner from Boston's Symphony Hall, there is a trio of new venues all under the same roof.
