Winter Villages and Holiday Pop Ups are making the season bright. There are plenty to pick from. Some are here just for a weekend, others can be enjoyed the whole season long. Check out our 3 favorite holiday markets in … Continue reading
Most people assume you need to go to New York City to experience a show but you can have the theater-going experience without ever leaving Boston. We’ve rounded up some shows coming to Boston within the next few weeks. Everyone … Continue reading
A Boston summer brings a bevy of wonderful can’t miss events and activities. We’ve compiled a list of events that have become beloved summer traditions. Starting in June and running through the end of August is the WBZ Free Friday … Continue reading
The Fourth of July is right around the corner and if you plan on spending it in Boston, we’ve got you covered on what to do. 25th Annual Boston Harborfest Celebration – this family friendly celebration includes hundreds of activities … Continue reading
Second Glass’s Wine Riot is getting a permanent home in the South End. Wine Riot which describes itself as “two parts education and one part revolution,” will be opening it’s first retail location at 519 Tremont Street. Wine Riot is … Continue reading
Tis the season for all things holiday; from ornaments to twinkle lights to hot chocolate. With that comes a lineup of holiday themed shows you can’t miss this year. Boston Holiday Pops – Symphony Hall Conductor Keith Lockhart is celebrating his … Continue reading
November 15 marked National Philanthropy Day which is the perfect reminder to give back to the community. Below, we’ve listed some local charities/non profits that give back to Boston everyday of the year. Cradles to Crayons 155 North Beacon St. … Continue reading
There’s much speculation on when National White Wine Day is celebrated – August 3rd or August 4th. We’ve compromised and vow to honor white wine all month. How about that?! Since we have all month to celebrate, we thought we would give … Continue reading
Did you know that The Boston Pops originated in 1973, and were originally called “A Pops Christmas Party”? Since then, the Pops have become a tradition in Boston during the Holiday season, and this year the tradition continues with conductor … 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
