The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has one of the most extensive art collections in the world. It houses nearly 450,000 works of art, and welcomes over one million visitors every year. To behold the art of the ancient Egyptians all the way to contemporary artists, plan a trip to the museum, not far… (Continue reading)
Cantina Italiana in Boston: Classic Italian Cuisine
Cantina Italiana is the oldest restaurant in the North End where establishment in sight offers yet another plate of pasta. Needless to say, staying open that long is a bold accomplishment with so much competition around. Since opening in 1931, Cantina Italiana has been serving up top-quality classic Italian favorites, and they have yet to… (Continue reading)
Boston Museums Offer Free (and Cheap) Admission
One of my favorite things to do when the temperatures are chilly, but there’s little snow for skiing is visit one of Boston’s many world-class museums. While several of them have steep entry fees, they also often offer free or reduced-price admissions, you just have to know when to go! (Continue reading)
Children’s Museum: Boston’s Spot for Family Fun
Enjoy a jubilant family day-trip at the Children’s Museum in Boston, and relive the wonders of your childhood. Situated on Congress Street, convenient to the Park Lane Seaport apartments, the Children’s Museum has been open for nearly a century, and provides interactive, engaging exhibits and features that are certain to delight and entertain both kids… (Continue reading)
Bar Lola: Tapas and Entertainment in Boston
Situated on Commonwealth Avenue in Back Bay, Bar Lola, offers delectable tapas that are as close to traditional Spanish food as you can get without crossing the ocean. The restaurant, convenient to the Park Lane Seaport apartments, makes eating out extra fun with delicious sangria, a lively setting, and in the warmer months, a bustling… (Continue reading)
Keep your Toes Tappin’ and Body Movin’ in Medford
1930’s and 40’s style dresses, high-waisted skirts, tuxedos and top hats are all common sights at the semi-monthly Blues Cafe Saturday night dance in Medford. Megan Damon, John Brooks, and Julie Brown have teamed up to bring locals a spectacular showcase from a diverse range of classic musical styles. Everything from slow drag blues to… (Continue reading)
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Boston with Parades & Races
Boston held its first St. Patrick’s Day celebration in 1737, and the city still plays host to about 500,000 visitors each year on the holiday. March 17th falls on a Saturday this year, but for many in Boston the celebration will continue all month long. Here are some events to help you show your Irish… (Continue reading)
Comedy, Cocktails, and Crooners are on the to-do list for Boston in February!
Boston is chock-full of awesome events this week and we’ve gathered together a few of the most promising local happenings for you to pick and choose from. This week’s offerings range from soulful acoustic performances to cocktail carousing with fellow spirit enthusiasts, read on and enjoy! (Continue reading)
A Tasty Hidden Gem in Boston: True Bistro
Editor’s Note: We’re excited to announce Bozzuto’s new guest blogging program! Our hope is that these local experts will inspire you to get to know your city better. Elyse was kind enough to kick off the series with a post about her favorite vegan restaurant in Boston. Bon Appétit! Having lived in Boston for nearly four years, I… (Continue reading)
Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Woburn
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is celebrated today on January 17th, which means many civic institutions and some businesses in the Woburn, Massachusetts area will be closed. We have comprised a short list of the businesses we know will be either open or closed for business. (Continue reading)
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