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Mother's Day Events
Looking for something special to do with Mom on Mother's Day? Here are some of the ways you can spend the day with that special woman in your life this year in Boston.
Fenway Bars
If you’re lucky enough to have Red Sox tickets, you’ll find a slew of options in the vicinity of Fenway Park and Kenmore Square to grab a bite and a beer before – or after - the game. Here are some of the best.
Mother's Day Brunch in Boston
Treat Mom to a special brunch this Mother's Day. Here are some of the Boston restaurants offering special menus this year.
Best Shopping Malls
From electronics, upscale fashion and jewelry, to specialty foods, local souvenirs and artistry, Boston-area shopping malls aren’t exactly your typical suburban variety. Here’s a glimpse at six of the best.
Top Attractions in Boston
From museums to shopping to dining, Boston offers plenty for a variety of different tastes. But if you're starting from scratch, we suggest these 10 destinations in order to get you on your way.
Top Attractions for Kids
From The Children's Museum to the Franklin Park Zoo, Boston offers a wide array of attractions that will compel both kids and parents. The fact that children might learn something along the way at many of these top picks is just a bonus.
Massachusetts Tax-Free Weekend
Tax-free weekend returns to Massachusetts Aug. 13-14, 2011. During the two-day period, all purchases made in the Commonwealth totaling less than $2,500 will not be subject to state tax, which could mean significant savings in some instances. However, there are some rules and exceptions. Here are some things to keep in mind.
Navigating the 'T'
The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority’s system, more commonly known as the “T,” can be a confusing mix of stops, transfers, and misleading information unless you understand some of the basics. Here’s a primer to help get you adjusted.
Memorial Day Weekend in Boston
It’s summer. Well, not technically, but you what I mean. Memorial Day weekend kicks off the unofficial start to the season, and that means beaches, barbeques, and maybe even a little yard word are open for business.
The Best Beer Bars in Boston
Boston boasts a great number of craft brew destinations, spots where beer geeks hunker down to sip, swirl, and taste beer as if it were wine. Walk into any of these establishments, and you’re apt to hear plenty of talk about original gravity and IBU content.
Seaport Restaurants
Headed to the Boston Seaport? Here are 10 dining options in one of Boston's most exciting up-and-coming neighborhoods.
Zagat’s Picks for Best Boston Steakhouse Restaurants for 2011/12
The new Zagat book is out for Boston for 2011-12 and includes five top spots for steak. Check out this list of five places Zagat chose for best steakhouses in town.
May Events
Here's a look at some of the highlights happening this May in Boston.
Tall Ships Boston 2012
The Tall Ships are returning to Boston in 2012, celebrating the bicentennial of the War of 1812.
Ten Places For Jazz Music in Boston
There are so many things to do in boston, including listening to live jazz music. Here are 10 places in the Boston area, sure to provide talented performers, drinks, and food to keep you entertained into the night.
Boston Farmers Markets
According to the Federation of Massachusetts Farmers Markets, about 195 markets opened for business this year, including a good number in the Boston area. Many of these markets open early in the summer and run through October or November. Here is a list of those closest to Boston, with hours and parking information (where applicable).
September 2011 Events
The doorstep to fall, September is one of the busiest months on the Boston calendar. Arts, film, jazz, and food festivals crowd the calendar for the month, which also includes the return of college football, the Bruins, and New England’s largest bike festival.
Boston's Best Pizza
From the North End to collegiate classics, Boston can hold its own when it comes to some of the country’s best pizza spots. Here’s a list of 10 of the city’s best.
Boston Area Brewery Tours
Massachusetts boasts enough craft brewers to make any beer-loving resident happy. Many of these breweries open their doors for tours and tastings. Here's a list of some you'll find in the Boston area.
Cheap Eats in Boston
Thousands of college students land in Boston every September, and trust us, that cafeteria menu is going to get stale pretty quickly. So, where can a student find decent fare without emptying the wallet? Here are 10 of the best places to find cheap eats.
Ten Roof Top Bars in Boston
Check out these 10 restaurants and bars in Boston featuring roof top seating. Located all throughout the area, you can dine outdoors, while enjoying water and city views.
2011 Boston Marathon
This year will be the 116th running of the marathon, which attracts some 500,000 spectators from Hopkinton to Boston every year.
Logan Airport
The advent of the Big Dig and improved public transportation has made traveling to and from Boston’s Logan International Airport easier than ever.
Earth Day in Boston
April means Earth Day celebrations around the globe. Here's a look at what's happening in Boston this year.
Boston Garden Bars
There's a little something for every taste along Canal St., a popular pre-game destination near the TD Garden. Whether you're seeking a quick bite before a Bruins or Celtics game, a drink after a concert, or are just looking to dance the night away, here are some of the best bars near the Garden.
Boston Food Trucks
Food trucks have exploded in popularity in the Boston area. Here's how to find them, and a guide to five of the most popular.
June Events in Boston
Summer in the city brings with it a myriad of events. From the popular Scooper Bowl to the beginning of Boston’s annual Fourth of July festivities, June annually kicks off the tourist season, with plenty to see, do, and taste. And now, with the Bruins in the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time in 21 years, June just got even better.
Free Things To Do In Boston
Here are 10 free ways to soak up what Boston has to offer.
How To Get Red Sox Tickets
Last season, the Red Sox extended their Major League Baseball record sellout streak to 500 games and counting, which probably has you thinking that unless you already have tickets in hand, chances are slim you’re bound for Fenway Park any time soon. But that doesn’t have to be the case. Though the streak is likely to continue through the early portion of this season, it could end some time during 2010. In any case, there are still more than a few ways that you can purchase tickets to a game.
Christmas in Boston
Here’s a look at some of the many Christmas events happening this month.
Freedom Trail Walking Tour
There is no better way to re-trace the steps of the American Revolution than by visiting Boston’s Freedom Trail, a two-and-a-half mile walking trail that passes by some of the nation’s most historic spots including the Boston Common, the Old North Church, and Bunker Hill Monument. In all, 16 official sites make up the Freedom Trail, although there are numerous other historical landmarks along the way. Take a tour of this free and unique journey through American history.
Boston Duck Tours
One of the most popular ways to explore Boston is on a Boston Duck Tour or a Super Duck Tour. Every spring, these amphibious vehicles take to the streets and waterways of downtown and have proven to be an extremely popular and unique way to visit many of this city’s historical sights.
Boston Harborfest
While Boston's Fourth of July Spectacular is widely considered one of the best Independence Day celebrations in the country, it isn't the only attraction that celebrates America's birthday. Boston's Harborfest is a six-day celebration that runs from June 29-July 4, boasting hundreds of family-friendly events that celebrate the city's colonial heritage. The celebration is highlighted by six main events
Ten Places for Karaoke in the Boston Area
If you want to head out for either a private karaoke party in a studio or go all out on the stage at a local bar for karaoke night, check out these ten places to go. The Boston area hosts some of the best karaoke nights you could ask for.
Boston Hikes
You don't have to travel to the White or Green Mountains to enjoy a leisurely or strenuous hike. Here are four favorite spots to hike within minutes of Boston.
October Events
Bostonians embrace these days of autumn, among the most spectacular that the city has to offer.
Photo Tour of The Boston Children's Museum
For almost 100 years, and many reincarnations, the Boston Children's Museum has been a popular destination for children and families. This hands-on experience recently underwent its largest transformation, and is a wonderful place for families to experience learning from a child's point of view. Take a tour of this must-see Boston attraction for kids and families.
Popular Mass. Baby Names
In Massachusetts, Ryan and Isabella were the most popular names, with 446 boys and 496 girls respectively. Here’s t top 10 for each in the state, as well as how they compare to names nationwide in 2010
Romantic Spots in Boston
In a city like Boston, where the old and historic is often on the same block as the new and progressive, it’s easy to discover romantic spots from the Boston Harbor to the Fens. Here are some of the best locations to visit with a loved one.
Guide to Head of the Charles
The Head of the Charles Regatta is the world’s largest two-day regatta attracting more than 8,500 rowers and 300,000 spectators to the banks of the Charles River.
Four Boston Restaurants Nominated for 2011 James Beard Awards
Refer to the four boston restaurants nominated for the 2011 James Beard Awards when planning your next dinner out. You will not be disappointed eating at some of the awarding-winning restaurants right here in Boston.
Jerry Remy's Sports Bar and Grill in Boston
Jerry Remy's Sport Bar and Grill has three locations in Boston to take in area sports teams. Featuring food, drinks, and plenty of televisions to watch the game, it has become a favorite amongst the locals for watching Boston sports.
Celtics Schedule
The Celtics' shortened 2011-12 schedule should pose plenty of challenges for the aging Big Three.
Big Apple Circus in Boston
The Big Apple Circus returns to Boston for a limited engagement.
Summer in Boston
A city steeped in history, Boston remains one of this country's most-visited cities. During the summer months tourism spikes thanks to a bevy of events, festivals, and attractions that have helped Boston maintain its status of a family-friendly, historical summer destination. Here's a roundup of just of the things to look out for.
North End Feasts
The North End is the place to be this summer, when the Boston neighborhood hosts its annual feasts. Featuring food, drinks, games, music, and more, it is a great way to spend a day or night in Boston, celebrating in the streets.
Top Spots for Outdoor Dining in Boston’s North End
In the North End of Boston, check out these five restaurants featuring the option to dine outdoors. Sit out on the patio or roof deck and enjoy the Italian cuisine and sip wine as you take in the views.
Boston Fireworks Spectacular
One of the country’s most renowned Independence Day celebrations features a brilliant marriage of music, color, and revelry. As the evening comes to a celebratory close, fireworks light up Boston Harbor in a display that is always memorable.
Allston neighborhood profile
Teeming with college students and young professionals, Allston is Boston’s most affordable option for housing in a real estate market that remains as competitive as any in the country. At the turn of the 20th century, Allston was home to railroad and stockyard facilities. Today, the neighborhood features a vibrant nightlife, with numerous dining and music options.
Labor Day Weekend Events
Try to navigate certain sections of Allston, Brighton, Newton, or Kenmore Square on Labor Day Weekend - the annual Student Invasion - and you’re liable to be stuck in traffic for some time. The solution? Take public transportation and check out some these Labor Day weekend events.
Rowes Wharf Sea Grille Summer in the City Entertainment Series
Head to the Boston Harbor Hotel for their Rowes Wharf Sea Grille Summer in the City Entertainment Series. Featuring movie nights and live musical performances, it is a great way to get out for a unique night in Boston.
Annual Chefs in Shorts Event in Boston
The annual Chefs in Shorts event allows you to dine outdoors on grilled treats. The best chefs in the area join together at this charity event to benefit the GBFB.
Five Cambridge Restaurants Featuring Burgers with a Twist
Try new and unique burgers in Cambridge at five restaurants in the area. Featuring specialty burgers on the menu or a list of ingredients to allow you to create your own perfect burger, you are sure to find a new favorite.
Celebrate Mother’s Day at the Top of the Hub
Top of the Hub will host Mother's Day brunch and dinner, featuring four courses, along with live jazz music. Take in the Boston views, while you feast on tasty food and sip specialty drinks in a unique setting.
Top Eight Spots for Pizza in Cambridge
Check out some of the best spots to get pizza in Cambridge. From casual to upscale restaurants, the following eight spots offer the best crust, sauce, cheese, and toppings the area has to offer.
Boston Beaches You Can Reach by T
Want to hit the beach but leave the car at home? Here are four Boston area beaches accessible by public transportation.
Boston Seafood Restaurants
In the mood for seafood? Here are 10 Boston restaurants to be sure to check out.
Boston Restaurant Week
The next Boston Restaurant Week will take place in March, 2012.
Free Museum Day in Massachusetts
There are plenty of free things to do in Boston . Now, here's one more Each September, Smithsonian Magazine
Three Restaurants in the Boston Area Open 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week
When you want a bite to eat in the middle of the night, look no further then these three options in Boston and Cambridge. Whether you want to sit down and eat late night or grab a bite to eat on your way home from the bars, you will satisfy hunger cravings here.
Five Places for Live Music in Cambridge
Cambridge is filled with places to go for live music, drinks, and food. These five spots offer music nightly, with little or no cover charges, and a variety of types of music to dance the night away to.
Red Sox 2012 Schedule
Theo Epstein, Terry Francona, and Jonathan Papelbon are all gone, the end result of what became a disastrous finish to the 2011 season for the Boston Red Sox. Changes have been made, pocketbooks have been tightened, and the eternal hope is that the Sox can make it to the playoffs for the first time since 2009. Here's the slate of games they will face in 2012.
North End Neighborhood Profile
The North End, Boston’s oldest residential area, still possesses an old-world charm kept alive by its mostly Italian-American population. Since the completion of the Big Dig, and the demolition of the old elevated Southeast Expressway, the neighborhood has found itself reconnected to the rest of the city, and there is arguably no more vibrant area of Boston on a summer evening, when the narrow city streets come alive with an enticing blend of culture and cuisine.
Boston's Best Margaritas
So, Boston isn’t exactly known as the Mexican food capital of the world, but there are some fine spots dedicated to the craft of creating margaritas. Here, not necessarily in any order, are 10 of the best.
August 2011 Events
From ethnic festivals to the Red Sox’ stretch drive in the baseball pennant race, August is annually a month filled with drama and anticipation in Boston, where the autumn months come on as quickly as the onrush of college students. Savor the final, full month of summer by checking out some of these events.
Legal Sea Foods in Boston
Head in to Legal Sea Foods for fresh fish and wine. With locations throughout Massachusetts, they have become the place to go for clam chowder, crab cakes, and lobster, and other area favorites.
Ski Areas Close to Boston
Sure, the big ski areas and resorts of northern Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine offer skiers and riders fantastic options for a weekend getaway, but you don’t have to drive four, five hours to settle your itch for downhill adventure. There are plenty of quality ski areas within a two-hour drive of Boston that are more than adequate for abilities of all levels.
Hookah Bars in Boston
Relax, lounge, and smoke a hookah at these three restaurant and bars. These Boston spots feature a variety of flavors of tobacco to smoke, in comfortable, unique environments.
Three Spots to Smoke Cigars in Boston
Sometimes you just want to kick back and smoke a stogie. These three cigar bars in the area will allow you to relax and lounge on comfy couches, while you are surrounded by other cigar enthusiasts.
Boston Harbor Cleanup Project
The stigma that once defined Boston Harbor for so long is nearly a thing of the past, some even going so far as to claim that the Boston area coastline and the Boston Harbor possess some of the cleanest urban beaches in the nation.
Father's Day Brunch in Boston
Father’s Day brunch doesn’t have the popularity that it does on Mother’s Day for whatever reasons, but a few places in town are offering some unique opportunities to give Dad a nice meal out.
Brighton Neighborhood Profile
Often looped in with its neighbor, and referred to as the Allston-Brighton neighborhood, Brighton has a few distinct characteristics that prompt its residents to ignore the hyphen. Like Allston, it is Ground Zero for students and young professionals, with a number of affordable housing options. Unlike its neighbor though, it can claim waterfront property along the Charles River, and the peaceful attraction of the Chestnut Hill Reservoir.
August 2009 Events
From ethnic festivals to the Red Sox’ stretch drive in the baseball pennant race, August is annually a month filled with drama and anticipation in Boston, where the autumn months come on as quickly as the onrush of college students. Savor the final, full month of summer by checking out some of these events.
Father's Day in Boston
Treat Dad to a day in the city this Father’s Day by checking out some of the events in Boston planned to celebrate all he’s done for you over the years.
Outdoor Dining in Faneuil Hall
Faneuil Hall is filled with shops, bars, and restaurants. When the warm weather hits Boston, everyone is in search of the perfect place to dine outside on the patio in the area, and you can do so at these five options.
King’s Bowling Billiards and Lounge
Check out this King's review to find out more about the Boston hotspot. Play pool, bowl, eat, drink, and so much more at King's any day of the week.
November Events
Check out what's happening in Boston all this month
Photo Tour of The New England Aquarium
Take a tour of a Boston landmark, the New England Aquarium.
Trivia in Cambridge
Check out these five spots for trivia night in Cambridge. Drink, dine, and answer questions against other teams at various spots throughout town, all for prizes.
Kenmore Square Walking Tour
It may look like any other Barnes and Noble store, but this location is actually home to the Boston University bookstore, located on the building’s third floor. In addition to all school textbooks, the store also features a wide array of dorm room needs, as well as logo paraphernalia. The main BU campus is just a few blocks away up Commonwealth Ave.
Howl at the Moon
Learn more about Boston hotspot Howl at the Moon with a review of this upbeat bar and club. Featuring dueling pianos and a live band, plus plenty of food and drinks, you are sure to have a fun night out at this Financial District location.
April Events
Spring returns and, after a tumultuous offseason, so do the Red Sox, perhaps the surest sign in Boston that summer days aren't too far away. April offers one of the best months Boston has to offer, with the Boston Marathon and baseball taking center stage.
FIve Places to Play Pool in Boston
Check out these five places in Boston and Cambridge where you can play pool. You will find much more to do besides billiards at the spots included on this list including dining, drinking, and plenty of other games as well.
Scooper Bowl 2012
Sample some of the finest ice cream from New England and beyond, all for a good cause.
Boston Volunteer Opportunities
The holidays inevitably put everyone in a giving mood, which means seeking out ways to volunteer in the community. Here are just a few of the many ways you can dedicate your time and services this season in the Boston area:
Back Bay Neighborhood Profile
Swarming with unique shops, gourmet restaurants, and classic architecture, Boston’s Back Bay is the place to be – and to be seen - for the city’s visitors and residents. This neighborhood, which includes the trendy Newbury St., Copley Square, the Public Library, and the Prudential Center is Boston’s most affluent, evident in the boutiques, salons, and other services available to its residents.
Boston Harborwalk
The ever-emerging Boston Harborwalk is a great way to tour the city. Here's some of what to expect.
Halloween in Salem
Thousands will flock to Salem on Halloween weekend to revel in the city's well-known history of witches and supposed hauntings that continue to this day.
Buffalo Wings in Boston
Looking for the best Buffalo wings in Boston? Here are five popular favorites to satisfy your craving.
Guide to JetBlue Park
The Red Sox open their 2012 spring training with a new home in JetBlue Park.
Boston Cruises Available All Summer Long
Take a Boston cruise around the Harbor for dinner and dancing with lots of views. Check out these three companies that offer a variety of choices for cruises to celebrate a special event or to just change up a regular summer night.
Boston Chowderfest
Sample some of the best chowder that Boston has to offer at the annual Chowderfest, one of the highlights of Harborfest, the city’s schedule of events surrounding the Fourth of July. You’ll be able to vote for your favorite and help declare this year’s winners.
Boston Food Truck Locations
Looking for food trucks in Boston? Here's where to find them.
Things to Do in August in Boston
From ice cream shops, to concerts, outdoor movies, and restaurants where you can dine al fresco, there is no shortage of ways to spend summer in Boston. Check out this collection of articles on things to do this August.
Five Places to Dance in Cambridge
Check out these five places to dance at bars in Cambridge. Featuring DJ's spinning a variety of genres of music, there is somewhere for everyone to let loose and dance.
July Events in Boston
There are few Boston traditions more memorable than the annual Fourth of July festivities on the Esplanade, a wondrous mix of music and fireworks that captivate the city every July. But that is just the beginning of a very busy month.
SoWa Open Market
Every Sunday from May until October, the SoWa Open Market offers Bostonians the opportunity to participate in a unique shopping experience with a host of artisans, food trucks, and a farmer’s market on hand in the South End of the city.
Coolidge Corner Walking Tour
Take a walking tour of Coolidge Corner, at the crossroads of Beacon St. and Harvard Ave., the cultural hub of Brookline, an independent village just west of Boston.
Harvard Square Walking Tour
While many bemoan the recent commercialization of Harvard Square , this Cambridge neighborhood remains a bastion of higher learning, bookstores, and ideas, all of which boast a certain kind of independence not found elsewhere.
Fourth of July in Boston
It's one of the biggest holidays on the Boston calendar. Here's what you need to know about celebrating the Fourth of July.
Patriots 2012 Schedule
In addition to their AFC East foes, the Patriots' 2012 season schedule highlights include showdowns against Peyton Manning and the Broncos and the San Francisco 49ers.
The Enchanted Village
Head to Jordan's Furniture in Avon this holiday season to experience a Boston tradition, The Enchanted Village.
Blue Man Group in Boston
For an unforgettable evening in Boston, head to the Charles Playhouse to see a Blue Man Group show. Featuring lights, live music, and plenty of fun from the three blue men, it is a unique experience.
Bacon and Beer Festival
The Bacon and Beer Festival is back. Are you ready?
December Events in Boston
Here's a roundup of the top events happening in Boston during December.
Fleming’s Cocktail Recipe for Russian Prom Queen and a Contest
Fleming's Steakhouse has shared their special skinny cocktail for August, the Russian Prom Queen. There is also still time to get in on their Skinny Sippin' Summer Sweepstakes, for a chance at some big prizes.
Irish Heritage Trail
The Irish Heritage Trail is a great way to immerse oneself in the rich Irish of Boston.
Guide to First Night Boston
First Night provides a family-friendly atmosphere with a plethora of options throughout Boston to choose from.
Movie Theaters in Cambridge
Refer to this list of three movie theaters in Cambridge to catch the latest films. Or, if you love the classics, you may find a vintage showing at one of these locations.
The Red House in Cambridge
Enjoy dollar oysters and beers on the patio all summer long or a cozy dinner by the fire in the winter at this historic spot. The Red House features local, organic foods, with a unique and special atmosphere.
March Events
Spring is in the air, and so is a jam-packed Boston events calendar in March. Here are the highlights.
Europa
See photos of the Tall Ships in Boston, part of the city's Sail Boston weekend.
Jacques Cabaret
Head into Jacques Cabaret, located in the Theater District, for talented female impersonators. It’s the perfect place to let loose, drink, dance, and sing along with glammed up drag queens.
Celebrate National Burger Month at the Bristol Lounge
Bristol Lounge, at the Four Seasons, is offering a different burger for each day in May. In celebration of National Burger Month, it is the perfect time to indulge in creative burgers,many of which are created by local bloggers.
Cambridge Brewing Company
Enjoy great local food, with hand crafted beers at Cambridge Brewing Company. Located in Kendall Square, CBC is loved for their American pub grub and seasonal beer specialties.
Lanes & Games Bowling Alley in Cambridge
Head in to Lanes and Games for bowling, arcade games, and sports plus food and drinks. This casual spot to bowl offers candle pin and ten pin bowling, on two floors.
Boston Bike-Sharing
In an aim to become a world-class biking city, Boston has launched a bike-share program that should dramatically improve the way both locals and tourists navigate and explore the city. The venture, sponsored by New Balance, will place dozens of bike stations throughout the greater Boston area, from where bikers can gain access to bikes for whatever need.
Boston Weather by Month
Here's a look at the average, annual temperatures in the City of Boston, as well as the annual rain and snowfall it sees each year.
Etoile
See photos of the Tall Ships in Boston, part of the city's Sail Boston weekend.
Red Sox Spring Training Guide
Heading to Fort Myers for Red Sox spring training? You’re not alone. Thousands make this pilgrimage to Florida every spring for the chance to bask in the sunlight and warmth while their favorite baseball team begins its spring re-birth. Here’s a guide to what you’ll need to know.
Trivia Night in Boston
Check out these five spots for trivia in Boston. Eat, drink, and be merry as you answer questions on a wide range of topics, to win prizes against other locals.
Fall Foliage
Boston foliage
Santa Speedo Run
Half-dressed runners take to the streets every December in the annual Santa Speedo Run in Boston's Back Bay.
2011 Stanley Cup Finals Schedule
For the first time since 1990, the Boston Bruins are headed to the Stanley Cup Finals, where they will take on the Vancouver Canucks. The Bruins are seeking their first Stanley Cup since 1972 while the Canucks are attempting to win the first in franchise history.
World Trade Center
See photos of the Tall Ships in Boston, part of the city's Sail Boston weekend.
Tour The New England Aquarium
This Boston attraction celebrated its 40th birthday in 2009, and is well-known as one of the best aquariums in the country. Take a photo tour of this local landmark.
Indepent Record Stores in Boston
Whether you're looking for used vinyl or CDs, these five Boston institutions are among the best independent record stores in town.
Boston Ski Show
The Boston Ski and Snowboard Expo kicks off the skiing and riding season with a host of deals, events, and freebies.
Pumpkin Patches Near Boston
If you would like to pick your own pumpkin to carve or bake this season, there are plenty of options in Massachusetts to do so. Here are some of the closest to Boston.
Boston May 2009 Events
The Bruins are playing in May for the first time in a decade, the Celtics are looking to defend their NBA crown, and the Red Sox season is in full swing. As if that weren’t enough on the menu, check out May's other event highlights:
Harpoon Brewery
Head to the Harpoon Brewery for one of their annual events, weekday tastings, or weekend tours. Located right in Boston, it is a great place for visitors or locals to explore year round.
Ships at Rowes Wharf
See photos of the Tall Ships in Boston, part of the city's Sail Boston weekend.
Free Fall In Boston
It’s tough to imagine a season with more universal appeal in New England than fall.
The Donkey Show at Oberon in Cambridge
Check out The Donkey Show at the Oberon for a unique combination of theater and disco dancing. Right in Harvard Square you can groove to your favorite 70's music, while enjoying this show inspired by Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Boston Sports Bars
Where do you plan to watch the Super Bowl? Here are a few of the best sports bars in Boston to catch the rematch between the Patriots and Giants.
Together Boston Festival
Celebrate electronic music, art, and technology together at this annual event. Featuring performances, classes, lectures, parties, and a long list of events, Together is a week long festival for electronic enthusiasts.

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