Do you want an endless supply of the best food and drinks in the city, all while supporting a great cause? If you do, be sure to check out Boston Magazine’s 5th annual Taste Festival, on November 17th. In order … Continue reading
There is only one Thanksgiving feast a year, so it is important that you do it right! Whether you are visiting the city or a local, it is important that if you are eating out for your feast that you … Continue reading
The Boston Ballet will be opening its doors to the public on October 30th for everyone to enjoy the classic fairy tale of Swan Lake. Choreographed by Mikko Nessinen, this story is about the Swan Queen Odette and Prince Siegfried, … Continue reading
As the leaves are changing into vibrant hues and pumpkins line doorsteps, there is no better time to explore the dark side of Boston. The city is well known for its historical part in the American Revolution, but there are … Continue reading
City living does not mean you have to miss out on fall festivities like apple picking. There are many amazing orchards around Boston that make the perfect day trip for friends and family! Below are a few of the amazing … Continue reading
The Fogg Museum at Harvard has been under renovation for the past year, and on November 16th it will be opening its doors once again with some new changes. The Fogg Museum is one of the three Harvard Art Museums, … Continue reading
Fall brings pumpkins, apple picking, Thanksgiving, Halloween, and wonderful seasonal cocktails. There is no shortage of amazing fall cocktails in Boston, but there are certainly some restaurants and bars that have their recipes down to a science. The following are … Continue reading
The Halloween season is filled with ghouls goblins and ghosts, and in Salem Massachusetts, there is a particularly chilling history of witches. Infamous for the Salem Witch Trials, this city’s entire culture turns into a bewitching scene during the month … Continue reading
While breathtaking colored trees can be seen all throughout New England at this time of year, the city of Boston has many amazing sites where on lookers can gaze at the delightful fall scenery. Apple picking, pumpkin spice, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and … Continue reading
Top off your September with the Berklee BeanTown Jazz Festival on September 27th! Boston’s biggest block party will be held on Columbus Ave between Massachusetts Avenue and Burke Street in the South End, and is free to the public! This … Continue reading
