It Happens Here: Chocolate Therapy A 'Feel Good Place' In Framingham
As the only black-owned chocolate shop in Framingham, Pam and David Griffins have found their calling with Chocolate Therapy.
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As the only black-owned chocolate shop in Framingham, Pam and David Griffins have found their calling with Chocolate Therapy.
A father in Franklin noticed a few years ago the microbrewery scene in his city was lacking, so he decided to raise the bar himself.
Appalachian Mountain Club's Ponkapoag Camp in Randolph is a year-round campground that's a hidden gem just outside of Boston.
There's a center in Bolton that's not only letting children get an up close look at animals, they're also giving kids hands-on experience.
Weston is home to one of the few Nordic cross-country skiing tracks that make their own snow.
Sweatt Hill has evolved into a recreational area with hiking trails, ball fields, and a few memories along the way.
At "Wee Forest Folk," or as they call it, the mice factory, they're making tiny beloved collectables to be shipped all over the world.
Old Stoughton Musical Society has been entertaining residents since it was founded in 1786.
There's a small Jewish bakery with a giant reputation in Brookline and the story of the man who now owns it might surprise you.
Thanksgiving is the busiest time of the year for Table Talk Pies. They're working around the clock to meet the demand.
Operation Delta Dog supports local veterans by matching them with a homeless dog and training them to become service dogs.
The Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, the oldest public day school for the deaf in the country, just got its first deaf principal and assistant principal.
Not much has changed at Wayside Country Store in Marlboro over the last 100 years.
Kamaal Jarrett is on a mission to expand Caribbean flavors in Boston and he's getting help from the Red Sox.
Off Route 1 tucked away from the hustle and bustle of shopping malls, sits the Rebecca Nurse Homestead.
People in Ecuador swear by the health benefits of an herbal tea they've been drinking for centuries. Two friends from Ecuador are hoping to bring that drink to Boston and beyond.
A small local pie bakery actually grew its business during the pandemic.
The Tyngsboro Dunstable Historical Society's little red school house shows kids things were not easy back then.
Kate Merrill and Liam Martin visit the Boston Polo Club, where they are teaching the Game of Kings to a whole new audience.
Kai Grant and her husband founded Black Market, a group focused on re-invigorating the community in Nubian Square in Boston.
The town of Franklin wanted Ben Franklin to give them a bell for their steeple. Instead, he gave them books, which led to the first pubic library in America.
Kobo the blue whale, which is the biggest whale species on the planet, can be found at the New Bedford Whaling Museum.
A non-profit in Bourne has made it their mission to save sea creatures that end up stranded on beaches and get them back into the water.
A lot of people have been looking for outdoor adventures or maybe turning to animals for comfort during the pandemic. There's a place in Sherborn that offers both.
The Lexington non-profit Waypoint Adventure helps people with disabilities experience outdoor adventures like kayaking and hiking.
