For fans of minor league baseball or the Red Sox, it doesn’t get much better than “Futures at Fenway.” On Aug. 8, fans will have the opportunity to catch the ... Read More

Get up close and personal with some harbor and fur seals at New England Aquarium’s new Marine Mammal Center. The exhibit aims to “draw connections between marine mammals and humans ... Read More

I spent a recent weekend down in Eastham with some friends. When the conversation turned to dinner one night, everyone agreed that cooking lobsters would be on the menu. Oysters, ... Read More

You can’t even drive from Boston to New York for $9, let alone fly there. Yet that was one of the deals found last Monday on JetBlue’s popular (more than ... Read More

Finally. In his 15th and final year of eligibility for the Baseball Hall of Fame, Red Sox legend Jim Rice will be inducted this weekend in Cooperstown, NY, a deserved ... Read More

India Pale Ale lovers unite Saturday afternoon, when popular beer bar The Publick House will host its sixth annual “HopHead Throwdown,” a charity event featuring nearly two dozen super-hoppy IPA’s ... Read More

It’s festival season in the North End, where residents have celebrated the patron saints of various religions for almost a century. This weekend, it’s the 83rd annual St. Joseph Feast, ... Read More

Few other events define a New England summer evening like a good, old clambake. Every Thursday night this summer, join renowned local seafood joint, The Summer Shack, and Boston’s Best ... Read More

Free music for young and old alike will land in Boston over the next two Saturdays. They may not exactly be “boys” anymore, but after almost 50 years, the Beach ... Read More

Make your reservations soon. Restaurant Week is returning to Boston for another week of deals at some of the top fine dining establishments in the city. This year, the period ... Read More

You might find a sand castle or two at the New England Sand Sculpting Festival, but they definitely will be unlike anything you see on any other average weekend at ... Read More

For baseball purists, there really is nothing like the Cape Cod Baseball League, one of America’s most prestigious summer leagues. Featuring young players on the doorstep of their baseball careers, ... Read More

What’s in a name change? For one lucky winner, it’s going to be a whole heck of a lot. What began as the FleetCenter in 1995 will undergo yet another ... Read More

This month marks the 40th anniversary of the first moon landing, a landmark moment that captivated this nation like few others have since. To celebrate the historic achievement, the ... Read More

Sail Boston’s much-anticipated Tall Ships event officially began Thursday, when thousands took advantage of the perfect July weather to soak in the sights of the grand sea vessels. Some of ... Read More

Sausage and sauerkraut to celebrate a French national holiday? OK, I’m game. Sure enough, the normally-perceived German food will be on the menu Sunday - aptly classified as “choucroute and ... Read More

Bostonians are wasting less time in traffic, according to the latest report from the Texas Transportation Institute. In its annual urban mobility report, TTU cites data from 2007 that shows ... Read More

Call me a lightweight, but one serving of prime rib is usually about all I can handle on any particular day. Still, Ken Oringer’s KO Prime strives to give those ... Read More

The Tall Ships are indeed coming. After some measure of controversy, the grand vessels will make their way into Boston Harbor this week, and some of the ships will be available ... Read More

Not in the mood to jockey for position with thousands of others on the Esplanade in order to catch the 4th of July fireworks? Well, there are some extravagant options ... Read More

It’s probably not the way many people envision spending the 4th of July, but still hundreds will arrive at the Hatch Shell at 9 a.m. Saturday morning, looking to secure ... Read More