Fall in Boston is always unique. Whether you are a first-time visitor or a lifelong resident, as the leaves start to turn and the air becomes brisk, the blue skies remain crisp and there’s just nothing like it. Energy is everywhere: students returning, activity along the Charles, apple-picking…
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Photo by: Belkin Family Lookout Farm Don't tell the other seasons, but Boston is at its most beautiful in the Fall. When the cool air hits and the leaves start to turn, Boston's foliage puts on an unforgettable show that can be admired throughout the city. But, Boston's autumnal flair is attributed…
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About the Feasts Continuously inhabited since the 1630s, the North End serves as the oldest neighborhood in Boston. While many visitors come here to check out the many landmarks in the area (such as Paul Revere's House or the Old North Church) or to wander the cobble-stoned streets lined with…
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It's February, and with it comes Black History Month, an opportunity to celebrate the rich and integral role that African Americans have played in the ongoing story of America. Within this tale, Boston has produced many unique chapters and characters, from Lewis Hayden to Lewis Latimer, Phillis…
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Months before the first snowflakes fall Boston observes a different kind of Christmas - Allston Christmas. Never heard of it? Then you're not from around here. Every year, leading up to September 1…
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