Posts by Arthur Levine

Author: Arthur Levine

Arthur Levine, who has been living in and enjoying the Boston area his whole life, is the HUBa HUBa blogger. He particularly takes pleasure in sharing his adventures and finds with others. He has written about his Boston and Massachusetts journeys for Boston.com, the Boston Herald, the Cape Cod Times, the Providence Journal, and other publications.

Some of Arthur's favorite things to do around the city include checking out a new dining spot during Dine Out Boston , catching upcoming movies at the Boston Film Festival, going to Fenway Park (during the 2013 World Series championship year, he finally got to see the Red Sox win a game there), taking in a summer show at the Bank of America Pavilion or at the Hatch Shell, and listening in as native Bostonians jabber using their unique patois.

There are roughly six times as many Irish-Americans as there are people living in Ireland, and a whole bunch of them reside in our fair city. According to Census figures, 20.4% of Boston's population

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You love Dine Out Boston, the meal deal event that used to be known as Restaurant Week. DOB gives you the opportunity to be adventurous and try new-to-you eateries and new cuisines. It also gives you

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Have your kids ever looked up at the stars and asked you to explain why the lights are twinkling? Have they ever looked down at their own bodies and asked you to explain why they are tinkling? Chances

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First Lady Michelle Obama, who rocks sleeveless dresses and skinny jeans, has been imploring us to put down the electronics, get up off our couches, and get active with her nationwide Let's Move!

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The Hatch Shell at the Charles River Esplanade is perhaps the loveliest spot in Boston to enjoy an outdoor concert. It is, of course, the site of the annual Fourth of July celebration featuring the

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You know that saying about the whole being greater than the sum of its parts? I've got three words that are plenty appealing on their own: Fridays, Fun, and Free. One marks the beginning of the

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We love our Red Sox, even when the bums are losing more games than they are winning which is the unfortunate circumstance we find ourselves in at the moment. They went from last place in 2012 to World

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Who doesn't love a good game? Sure, there's the vicarious thrill of being a spectator at Fenway Park or watching the U.S. get clobbered in the World Cup. But actually playing a game, especially

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Chowing down on a Fenway Frank is as much a part of the Red Sox tradition as booing the Yankees. A few years ago, the park changed vendors, and the Kayem brand hot dogs now offered (in either regular

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According to Teller, the mono-named, impish, silent half of the popular magic duo, Penn and Teller, he had a vivid dream about Shakespeare's The Tempest that led him on a decades-long quest to bring

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Author: Arthur Levine

Irish Eyes will Be Smiling at Boston's iFest

Dine Out Boston Serves Up Great Deals -- on More than Restaurants

Be Engrossed by the Cosmos and Grossed Out by the Human Body at Boston Museums

Let's Move! Outside to Boston Harbor Islands

See the Boston Landmarks Orchestra (for Free!) at One of Boston's Landmarks

Frolic for Free while You Have Fun on Fridays

Take Me Out to the Ballgame -- at Boston Common

Get Your Game On in Cambridge

Tasty Food Scores at Fenway Park

<i>The Tempest</I> at A.R.T. is Magical

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