Events
What It’s Like to Be a First Night Ice Sculptor
The first time Julian Chapelle got to contribute to an ice sculpture at Boston’s First Night festivities was in 2001, on a piece that was […]
Guide: What to Do on First Night 2013-2014
Soaking up all of Boston’s arts scene in one night seems completely impossible, but that is what First Night offers year after year. Despite a […]
Guide: 2013-2014 New Year’s Eve Events in Boston
It’s the one day that sums up all that came the year before and ushers in the next 365 to come: New Year’s Eve. […]
Carl Wentworth Is Walking From Boston to Los Angeles
He’s like a real-life Forrest Gump. Except rather than run across the country, Carl Wentworth is pushing a small cart full of his belongings from […]
Miley Cyrus Didn’t Show Up For The KISS 108 Jingle Ball, And These People Are Furious
Parents and fans peeved Miley Cyrus was a no-show at this year’s KISS 108 Jingle Ball at the TD Garden say the station openly lied […]
Boston College Law Student Picked By Obama As Delegate At Sochi Olympics
Boston College Law student Caitlin Cahow was “elated” when she received a call from an unknown number this week—while studying for an exam—and was informed […]
Five Reasons to Leave the House This Weekend
Music Beyoncé at TD Garden The queen is in town—need we say more? Beyoncé, who just released a new album without any prior marketing except […]
Legoland In Somerville Is Looking For The Next ‘Master Model Builder’ For Their New Attraction
Calling all architects and kids at heart. Legoland Discovery Center is looking to hire a “Master Model Builder” to snap together the intricate displays and […]
Five Reasons to Leave the House This Weekend
10th Annual SoWa Holiday Market If you’ve been missing the SoWa Open Market since it closed for the winter season, you’ll have a chance to […]
Registration Is Now Open For People That Want to Volunteer At The 2014 Boston Marathon
Much like the spots to run in the 2014 Boston Marathon, volunteer positions to help on race day are bound to fill up fast. On […]
A Massachusetts Resident Was Invited to the White House For Coining the Term ‘Thanksgivukkah’
When Dana Gitell came up with the term “Thanksgivukkah” last year—a combination of Hanukkah and Thanksgiving celebrating the rare convergence of the two holidays in […]
Five Reasons to Leave the House This Weekend
Holiday Spirit Boston Common Tree Lighting Following a long tradition of serving as a thank-you gift from the people of Nova Scotia to the people […]
Everything Must Go: Hilltop Steakhouse Is Auctioning Off Restaurant Items
Putting the Hilltop Steakhouse in Saugus out to pasture, after more than 52 years in business, has been a long and arduous process. But now, […]
Free Things to Do in Boston, December 2013
Holiday shopping season is in full swing, and with long lists of family and friends to buy gifts for, some of us are looking at […]
Weekender: Los Angeles
With haute new boutique hotels, restaurants, and art exhibits, there are countless reasons besides the beaches to hop on the next flight to L.A. this winter.