Keeper of Boston Light Sally Snowman illuminates the history of America’s most historic lighthouse
There is only one lighthouse left in America that is still staffed: U.S. Coast Guard light station Boston Light on Little Brewster Island
Set sail and enjoy these unique opportunities to experience both historic Boston Harbor and the scenic Charles River
Another highlight of Boston Harborfest takes place at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, which hosts Revelry on Griffin’s Wharf July 1–3 from 7–9 p.m. For a $15 admission fee ($10 fo
As difficult as it is to believe, Independence Day is right around the corner, and there’s no greater sign of this than Boston Harborfest (refer to listing, page 18). Taking place July 1–4,
Get to know the neighborhood that’s a bastion of hip restaurants, art galleries, hidden landmarks and Boston’s LGBTQ culture Union ParkThis area—lined with the neighborhood’s signature
The Rose Kennedy Greenway (617-292-0020, rosekennedygreenway.org) has certainly attracted a lot of attention since its official debut in 2008. This linear park system covering the area where the
Leslie Jones/Boston Public Library Once a problematic swamp, the Back Bay Fens is one of the crowning jewels in Boston’s Emerald Necklace park system. Designed in 1878 by Frederick Law Olmsted,
Beginning April 15, in celebration of the return of the giant Pacific octopus (pictured) to its expanded home at the New England Aquarium, the appropriately titled Tentacles program makes
Whether you prefer the great outdoors or the warmth of the great indoors, winter in Boston is brimming with hot entertainment options
Frog Pond Ice Skating RinkSince 1998, this venue in the heart of Boston has hosted thousands of eager ice aficionados, offering skate rentals, sharpening services and the Frog Pond Café, serving hot cocoa as well as snacks.
Spotted from the sea in 1614 by a historical figure more closely associated with the Jamestown settlement in Virginia than Massachusetts
