This Way to the Greenway
“Boston’s Ribbon of Contemporary Parks," stretching from The North End all the way to Chinatown is Boston’s very own Rose Kenn edy Greenway. The Greenway is a leisurely 1.5 miles long, and offers…
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ArtWeek Boston: Participants Wanted. Participation a Must!
ArtWeek Boston, the Hub’s biannual civic arts festival, returns this week with an amazing lineup of interactive events. At the intersection of creativity and community, ArtWeek uses Boston as its…
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Summer Sizzles in the Hub
Summer in Boston has arrived and that means an exciting season of festivals, concerts, al fresco movies and music, and of course lots of fun on the water! From Fenway Park concerts to Free Fun Fridays and famous feasts in the North End, Boston is dynamic this summer and a perfect destination for all tastes and ages. Come hit up the Hub for a big festival! …
Read MoreThe Hub Heats Up in July
July arrives before we know it, and as the Hub heats up with summer festivals and seasonal specialties Boston is the hottest (and coolest) spot to be! From the banks of the Charles, to the vibrant…
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From the Magna Carta to Jay-Z
Summer in Boston, the only place on Earth where you'll see the Magna Carta and Jay-Z, not to mention Boston Harborfest, Shakespeare on the Common, North End Feasts, Fenway Concerts and more! What's…
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Good Photo Fences Make Good Neighbors
It was New Englander Robert Frost who wrote, "Good fences make good neighbors." The poet's words come to life in a dramatic Boston exhibit. Through the end of September, visitors to Boston's Rose…
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Get Outside and Walk in Boston this Spring
It's springtime, one of the most glorious seasons to visit Boston. The weather is ideal for walking in our fair city, whether it's a leisurely stroll or a brisk power walk. They don't call us "The…
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Foodies Truck in Treats to Greenway
With the return of spring and warmer weather, Boston's lovely pedestrian walkway, the Rose Kennedy Greenway, is being overrun by trucks. The intrusion, however, is welcome, because the vehicles in…
Read MoreRide a Painted Lobster on the Greenway Carousel
Does Boston's Big Dig ring a bell? Designed to depress the Central Artery, an ugly elevated highway that sliced through the heart of the city, the massive project generated some unwanted buzz and…
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