The response to the Marathon bombings has been remarkable. In ways large and small, the Boston community as well as the world community have let it be known that we will remain strong — Boston Strong — and stand by…
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Circle the Track for The One Fund
Tagged with: Boston Strong, Charles Hotel, Henrietta's Table, MayFair in Harvard Square, Rialto
Posted in Boston Strong, Events, Sports
Posted in Boston Strong, Events, Sports
In Search of a Red October: 2013 Red Sox Preview
Guest Author – David O’Donnell With the 2013 Red Sox season around the corner, can fans dare to dream of a pennant race?? The upcoming season has inspired some unexpected anticipation, as though the promise of Fenway’s 101st season can…
Tagged with: baseball, Boston Red Sox, John Farrell, summer
Posted in Activities & Attractions, Events, Sports
Posted in Activities & Attractions, Events, Sports
All Aboard the Ski Train
Late winter and early spring can be a wonderful time to enjoy some final ski or snowboard runs for the season. The days are longer, the sun is stronger, and the temperatures are more accommodating. But the snow still beckons.…
Tagged with: Ski Train, skiing, Wachusett Mountain, winter
Posted in Activities & Attractions, Family, Sports
Posted in Activities & Attractions, Family, Sports
You Don’t Have to Be Irish to Love St. Patty’s Day 2013 in Boston
In the 1960s, there was a popular ad campaign that proclaimed “You don’t have to be Jewish” to love a brand of rye bread. The ads featured photos of decidedly non-Jewish people, the most famous of which was a Native…
Tagged with: Celtics, Restaurant Week Boston, St. Patrick's Day
Posted in Dining, Events, Nightlife, Sports
Posted in Dining, Events, Nightlife, Sports
Boston Marathon 2013: That’s One Long Race
Among the most notable things for which our fair city is known are its history and the Boston Marathon. The storied race, which will take place on Monday, April 15 is, in itself, steeped in history. It dates back to…
Bruins and Brews (or Bears and Beers)
It may be an abbreviated season, but it’s good to have the Bruins back doing their thing. While talking about the team the other day, the discussion turned to their uniforms, as in, “What’s up with the jerseys?” For home…
Are the Red Sox Inscribed in “The Book of Mormon?”
Tickets are so scarce for the Broadway production of The Book of Mormon, it seems you need to be on a first-name basis with God to score some seats. A touring production of the hit show is headed to the…
Tagged with: Boston Symphony Orchestra, Duck Tours, Fenway Park, Freedom Trail, Red Sox, Symphony Hall, Theater
Posted in Activities & Attractions, Arts & Culture, Sports
Posted in Activities & Attractions, Arts & Culture, Sports
