Many events led up to the start of the American Revolution, yet few were as significant as the Boston Massacre, which took place March 5, 1770
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Once hailed as one of the most important public buildings from America’s Colonial Era, the Old State House is the oldest such edifice in the city
Boston isn’t all snow and chilling winds in the winter. Get cozy by warming up by a roaring hearth at one of these local haunts
Boston-born magazine/website BeerAdvocate once again hosts its Extreme Beer Fest Boston at the Seaport Hotel & World Trade Center February 2 & 3
The Museum of Science becomes a virtual fun house when A Mirror Maze: Numbers in Nature debuts February 4
In coastal areas like Boston, boating can be a way of life. For those of you who feel a kinship to the sea, there’s the 63rd annual New England Boat Show.
Hockey is a tradition in this region, and there’s perhaps no greater evidence of this than The Beanpot, the annual hockey tournament between Boston's rival universities
The Gardner Museum presents the work of Fra Angelico, one of the most significant and famed artists of the Italian Renaissance
Megan Amaral, master model builder at Legoland Discovery Center Boston, crafts Star Wars-themed fun for school vacation week
February is Black History Month, and the Hub has plenty of significant locales to explore, including the historic Tremont Temple Baptist Church
