Guests will often ask for recommendations on what they should do for an afternoon.  Realizing that I always recommend the same spots and routes, I think it’s time to put it in writing! The Boston Public Library via Columbus Avenue … Continue reading →

The slow fade to gray and cooler temperatures is on the horizon, but it is still summer in Boston with plenty of late season activities to enjoy! Boston’s North End aka “Little Italy” hosts wonderful feasts and festivals all summer … Continue reading →

Mother’s Day is this weekend and what better way to celebrate mom than with an outing in Boston. We’ve come up with some things to do to make the day extra special for her. Take a ride on the Swan … Continue reading →

After a long New England winter, spring is finally here! What better way to celebrate than to get out and enjoy the city with the following itinerary? Attend a game at Fenway Park – Cheer on the Red Sox in … Continue reading →

Boston might be known as the most Irish city outside of Ireland, and we’d have to agree. Boston was the first city in America to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and we have the most Irish pubs than anywhere else in … Continue reading →

Valentine’s Day is this weekend and if you are still looking for plans, we’ve got you covered. A Very Fine Valentine Local cover bands The Timberfakes and East Coast Soul will be covering love songs from artists such as Justin … Continue reading →

While the weather may be colder , there are plenty of things to do in Boston that will get you out while still staying warm. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 25 Evans Way, Boston The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is home … Continue reading →

This time of year we tend to send and receive post wishing us well, telling each other about our lives, or thanking one another for one reason or another. All of these notes need to be written on something  and … Continue reading →

Sunday is the first night of Hanukkah and Boston has several options if you would like to celebrate in the city. Chrismukkah at SoWa Friday, December 4 & Saturday, December 5, 5-8 p.m and Sunday, December 6, 10 a.m. to … Continue reading →