By 4Squares Residential Group in Partnership with Judi 411 Lighthouse Extravaganza Ahoy there, seafarers and landlubbers alike! School may be back in session, but a little bit of summer is still left to squeeze out! If you want to add a touch of maritime magic to your life before pumpkin season is upon us, look no further than these four delightful beacons of light. Nauset Lighthouse - 120 Nauset Light Beach Rd, Eastham, MA Nestled along the picturesque shoreline of Eastham,

By 4Squares Residential Group in Partnership with Judi 411 The Unearthed Bounty of Farmers Markets The dog days of summer are upon us, but produce is at its peak! Step into a world of freshness, flavors, and community spirit as we delve into the delightful haven of farmers markets in and around Medford, MA. Whether you're a seasoned local or a curious visitor, these vibrant marketplaces offer an enchanting experience like no other. Savor the smells as you stroll through stall

By 4Squares Residential Group in Partnership with Judi 411 Sun worshipers, ocean swimmers, and beach bums unite! School's out, summer has...

What's more fabulous than New England's outdoor music season? This summer, the Medford Farmer's Market is hosting a series of four nights of music at the Condon Band Shell, next to the Mystic River. All shows start at 6:30 and are free and appropriate for all ages. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, pack a picnic dinner, and enjoy great live music! Put the dates on your summer calendar!! All band info below comes from the city's Facebook events for the series. Thursday, June 29

We're re-sharing our profile of Clare and her business in Medford's Hillside because we heard she's hiring! Interested? Write to the...

By 4Squares Residential Group in Partnership with Judi 411 Welcome to May, the month synonymous with Mom. Check out the 4Squares picks - for museums a short, medium, or long(er) distance trip to some of the great art MA-living has to offer! Classic Massachusetts: Provincetown Printmakers at the MFA First, mom can start dreaming of summmer in the halls of the Museum of Fine Arts, where a current exhibit features the Provincetown Printmakers - 11 women who developed a distinct