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+ Export EventsDine Out Boston
Formerly known as Restaurant Week Boston, Dine Out Boston is a twice-a-year event that brings exceptional discounts to many of the city’s best restaurants. Participating places offer prix fixe menus for lunch and dinner during the designated Dine Out Boston dates. Lunches will range from $15-$25 each, and dinners will range from $28-$38 per. Boston’s world class dining scene can be on the expensive side, so these affordable options at its top tables are an absolute steal. Book here to…
Find out more »Women in Comedy Festival
This May will mark the 10th anniversary of the hilarious Women in Comedy Festival, presented by HBO. Currently, female comics from around the world are submitting live show recordings, and short films to be included in this year’s festival. The headliners and full schedule will go live on the Women in Comedy website this March. The festival takes place across a number of the best and most popular venues in Boston including The Brattle Theater in Cambridge, ImprovBoston, The Hideout,…
Find out more »Boston Calling Music Festival
Over the past several years, Boston Calling Music Festival has established itself as the top annual music festival in the city of Boston. Consistently bringing an interesting lineup of big-name artists together, it draws a wide range of fans and enthusiastic attendees. This year’s lineup is diverse and it features a number of Grammy-nominated acts including Greta Van Fleet, Anderson. Paak & The Free Nationals, and Janelle Monae. There will also be some major comedy acts including Michael Che, Jenny…
Find out more »Shakespeare On The Common
This summer, the Common Shakes Company will enter its 24th season of the annual Boston tradition known as “Shakespeare in the Park.” Modeled after a similar series that takes place in Central Park every summer, this event is free to attend and features performances of classic plays from the iconic playwright William Shakespeare throughout the summer months. The event began in the summer of 1996 when Steven Maler collaborated with the City of Boston Parks and Recreation Department, and the…
Find out more »4th of July in Boston
As one of the founding cities of this great nation, Boston always celebrates the Fourth of July with style and flare. The main tradition here is to head to the nearby Charles River Waterfront for an evening of live music and pyrotechnics. Every year, the Boston Pops Orchestra hosts a free concert—televised nationally—at the Hatch Shell venue on the Esplanade along the river. Crowds get big, and seating is done on a first-come, first-serve basis, so it’s worth heading out…
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