Uniquely Boston

An artist from Salem, Massachusetts, is quickly becoming an Instagram sensation and a celebrity favorite.

Chris Donovan spent 25 years doing what he thought he should do, but now he spends his time doing what he loves. The result is getting attention around the world.

Creativity doesn’t need a canvas. In this case, it just needs a clean face.

A record-breaking hand-walker from Plymouth is making it his mission to inspire others to find their gifts.

It’s a classic game, but you probably don’t really think about how it works. That’s where a man known as Dr. Dave Pinball comes in. NBC10 Boston’s Jackie Bruno has this uniquely Boston story:

High achievers are celebrated in today’s culture, but what about the rest of us? Local author Samantha Matt has some answers.

A-list stars are in Boston to perform in the pre-Broadway revival of Plaza Suite at the Emerson Colonial Theatre.

While roses are always popular, there is a market for a different kind of flower this Valentine’s Day. The chef at Cultivate in Leicester is coming up with some unique cannabis-inspired creations.

Forty years after the interactive play premiered in Boston, “Shear Madness” is still delighting fans.

A musical based on the popular movie “Mean Girls” is running at the Citizens Bank Opera House.

He works at a Dunkin’ drive-thru, but his attitude has the entire South Shore of Massachusetts talking and smiling.

You may have sampled the fruits of the Boston Mushroom Man’s labors.

One local vet sees patients with scales, shells and feathers.

You may notice unique and vibrant murals popping up all over Boston, and many of them were done by Problak.

Only about 250 people worldwide have ever passed a test to become a master of wine. One of those experts is 35-year-old Brahm Callahan at Boston’s Grill 23.

Liz Bills is looking to make 2020 her breakout year and is kicking things off at First Night Boston.