Header photo courtesy of Museum of Fine Arts MLK Day is approaching and Boston is a special place to celebrate Dr. King’s life and legacy. King considered Boston his second home, the city where he met his wife Coretta Scott King and where he earned his Ph.D. in Theology from Boston University. 2023…
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THE HOLIDAYS ARE HERE, AND BOSTON WILL SOON BE AGLOW. There's nothing quite like the holiday season in Boston! From holiday markets and igloo dining to outdoor ice skating rinks and annual performances, the Greater Boston area truly is your Hub for experiencing the season's magic. Yet, if you ask…
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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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Boston's cultural calendar is seemingly infinite. Satisfy your love of 'the arts' and see our recommendations for interesting things to do, see & hear. Witch Where: The Huntington Calderwood When: Now through Nov 14, 2021 This fiendishly funny new play follows an alluring devil named Scratch as…
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Welcome back to our Boston Neighborhoods Blog! Where we tell you all about the most interesting and authentic experiences awaiting you outside the city center. In this edition we explore the areas of West Roxbury and Roslindale, easily accessible aboard the commuter rail and definitely doable as…
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You think you know Boston, right? You’ve been here before, maybe you even went to school here. You and your friends hit up the nightlife in Faneuil Hall, or more recently in the Seaport, and you did…
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