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New in Boston — September 2026

30 new openings · 22 answered questions · 12 notable events spotted on the Boston map in September 2026.

🏪 New places that opened

  • Cambridge, new veterinary practice. Company’s seventh in Greater Boston.

    15d ago

  • Wahlburgers at Hingham Shipyard is closing after 15 years there.

    15d ago

  • Charlie’s Kitchen in Harvard Square is selling its furniture, signs, and dinnerware. what’s next for the restaurant?

    15d ago

  • Downtown Melrose, new noodle spot. Sold out in its first 10 days.

    16d ago

  • a veterinary company opens its seventh Greater Boston location in Cambridge.

    16d ago

  • Charlie’s in Harvard Square is selling off its dishes and signs as it starts over, and it’s not clear yet what comes next.

    16d ago

  • The Boston Licensing Board approved a food-serving license for a new Starbucks at the InterContinental Hotel, 510 Atlantic Avenue, downtown.

    19d ago

  • There's a new Starbucks planned for the InterContinental Hotel at 510 Atlantic Ave. downtown, after the Boston Licensing Board approved its food-serving license this week.

    20d ago

  • 89 Charles on Beacon Hill can stay open an hour later on weekends. The owner agreed to have workers quietly put empty bottles out instead of tossing them in the trash.

    20d ago

  • Ses, Adams Village. Irish pub with Irish music planned.

    20d ago

  • Southie, two Boston cocktail talents strike out on their own.

    21d ago

  • 50 Congress Boloco stays open through at least Oct. 16. A new location may follow.

    21d ago

  • Toys “R” Us opens new Massachusetts store.

    21d ago

  • Blanchard’s in Allston is closing, so the rumors were true.

    22d ago

  • The Boston Licensing Board approved the sale of Blanchard's at Lagrange and Centre streets in West Roxbury; the new owner says the name is the only planned change.

    22d ago

  • Rome Pizza in Boston’s South End has closed after 30 years.

    22d ago

  • Frugal Fannie's fashion warehouse in Westwood is closing after more than 40 years in business.

    22d ago

  • JP House of Pizza on Centre Street near the Monument in Jamaica Plain is shut after the state seized it over more than $223,000 in unpaid taxes and interest.

    22d ago

  • Frugal Fannie's, in an office park off Route 1 in Westwood, closed two hours early today ahead of a going-out-of-business sale.

    22d ago

  • Max Scivetti, a 24-year-old North Shore entrepreneur, is turning his love of roast beef into a growing business.

    23d ago

  • Cunard Tavern on Orleans Street in East Boston is closing for good on Sunday.

    23d ago

  • Blanchard's, at 418 Lagrange St. in West Roxbury, could be sold to a new owner who plans to rename it Kapp, pending a Boston Licensing Board hearing Wednesday.

    23d ago

  • Blank Street is opening its next Massachusetts location on Boston University's West Campus along Comm. Ave.

    24d ago

  • Yeanie's, a 1950s-style burger and chicken place with a jukebox and swivel seats, opened yesterday at 1761 Centre St. in West Roxbury.

    25d ago

  • A Greek restaurant in Boston's Back Bay is adding weekend service for another mealtime.

    27d ago

  • The RealReal is opening its first Massachusetts store in Chestnut Hill.

    27d ago

  • Burlington Mall in Burlington is adding seven businesses in 2026, including stores, restaurants, and entertainment.

    28d ago

  • C'Yool Yemeni Cafe & Bakery has opened at 600 Harrison Ave. in Boston's South End, where Atlantico used to be.

    28d ago

  • Masters Academy International, a new $83 million sports-focused boarding school, is now open in Stow, Massachusetts, combining athletics, academics and residential life for student-athletes.

    28d ago

  • Newton Crossing in Newton is one step closer to completion as the complex prepares for leasing.

    28d ago

❓ Questions locals answered

📅 Events that happened

  • 📅 Somerville is bringing back its annual Monster Mash Celebration, named for the song co-written and performed by a Somerville native.
  • 📅 Arlington is inviting residents to weigh in on town and school spending for the FY28 budget, months after voters approved a $14.8 million tax override.
  • 📅 More than 30 brick ovens are at Boston’s City Hall Plaza for a weekend festival celebrating pizza.
  • 📅 On Thursday, Salem will hold its 29th annual Halloween parade, marking 400 years of spooky tradition.
  • 📅 Somerville is bringing back its annual Monster Mash Celebration. The song was co-written and performed by a Somerville native.
  • 📅 more than 30 brick ovens lined City Hall Plaza for a weekend festival celebrating pizza, with visitors from around Boston gathering there.
  • 📅 Jurassic Park’s playing at the Museum of Science on Oct. 2 and 3 at 7 pm, and it’s on the Omni dome.
  • 📅 New England theater movie night and SF6 tournament on release Saturday. No need to play.
  • 📅 Medford's annual charitable weekend, with activities for all ages, is postponed because of an expected nor'easter.
  • 📅 Boston Common hosted the 37th annual Freedom Rally on Sept. 18 and 19, where cannabis fans and activists gathered to celebrate Hempfest and protect recreational weed.
  • 📅 Ed Sheeran canceled his weekend concerts at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough because of the nor'easter.
  • 📅 Medford’s annual charitable weekend, with activities for all ages, has been postponed because of an expected nor’easter.
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