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Nothing beats a bit of American nostalgia and sports legacy like taking in a Red Sox game at Fenway Park. Or if you miss game day, a tour of America's second oldest ball park might be in order. |
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The TD Bank Garden, also know as the Fleet Center & Boston Garden, is the home to both the Celtics basketball team and the Bruins hockey team. For tickets check Ticketmaster and if your game is sold-out, check Stub Hub. |
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Symphony Hall is home to both the Boston Pops and Boston Symphony Orchestra. In summertime, the action moves west to Tanglewood for outdoor aural pleasure. Just down the street as well, the New England Conservatory offers a variety of classical concerts. The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Concert Series offers one of the most unique and stunning places to enjoy a concert.
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52 floors above Boston, the Top of the Hub bar and cocktail lounge offers jazz nightly to go along with the amazing views. |
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Operating since 1947, Wally's Cafe is just down the street and reliably provides a wild time and an authentic look into the local jazz circuit. |
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Beehive not only provides fabulous food but also amazing entertainment. Nightly jazz and occasional special events create the perfect night out. |
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Our favorite venue in Cambridge for Jazz is the Regatta Jazz Bar at The Charles Hotel.
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Just about all major musicians and bands make their way through Boston when on tour. For tickets, investigate Ticketmaster and Stub Hub. |
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For a comprehensive theater listing of stages, shows, and performances, visit Theater Mania. You can catch many Broadway shows in Boston while they are on national tour if you are not in the mood to see Blue Man Group which has a permanent and always engaging show in Boston. |
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The Boston Ballet shines throughout the year with critically acclaimed performances -- not just the Nutcracker! |
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For the best deal in town, be at the Bostix kiosk at 11 AM with cash in hand to buy remaining show tickets for that night at half off the regular price. |