365 Things to Do in Boston - New Tips Daily

The White Hot at the ICA party will be held on Friday, August 1st from 5:00pm-10:00pm

"Summer in the city? You don’t have to travel far to beat the heat. Don your summer whites and head to Boston’s waterfront for a sizzling dance party featuring hot tunes by New York-based DJ Jubilee with opening sets by DJ Oxycontinental and Riobamba. 

Sample ocean-fresh fare at Island Creek Oyster’s pop-up oyster bar, sip on a frozen piña colada (this month’s signature cocktail), pose with friends in our white hot MINI photobooth, take in a spotlight talk in the Jim Hodges exhibition, and bask in a cool ocean breeze along Boston’s waterfront all night long."

Please click here for further information on this event. 

The Arts on the Arcade event has been going on all summer in Faneuil Hall! 

"Arts on the Arcade is a two-tiered program that provides free summer fun for residents and tourists alike with local visual asrits and local music performers."

There has been a variety of artists this year, including jewelers, photographers and painters. Alongside these artists have been the Fanueil Hall performers. These family friendly performers consists of musicians and street performers. The next group of performers are Township with The Blue Ribbons on Saturday, August 1st.

Check out the vendors and performers before the summer ends! Click here for more information on this free event going on all summer long! 

Enjoy a night at Blue Hills Bank Pavilion with The Fray! 

The Fray, known for their hits 'Over My Head' and 'How To Save A Life' will be visiting the Seaport District on Thursday, July 30th! 

"The band's debut album, 'How to Save a Life,'' resulted in two Grammy nominations – one for best rock performance for the title cut and one for best pop performance for 'Over My Head (Cable Car).' Their sophomore, self-titled album was nominated for best pop vocal album Grammy and for best pop vocal performance for 'Never Say Never.'"

The tour is aimed to promote their new album 'Helios'. 

For more general and ticket information, please visit TheFray.com.

Salem is a wonderful and historic place to visit with family and friends. Although Salem's downtown busy season is in the fall, there are a ton of events for people to enjoy year round. 

This weekend, the New England Pirate Faire will be in Salem on Saturday, July 26th and Sunday, July 27th. 

The New England Pirate Faire is known as the "most feared, famous, and fantastic pirates converge this summer on Salem's Pioneer Village. 

Hoist your flags and prepare for cannon demonstrations, live entertainment, swordplay, food vendors, shopping, and plenty of interactive pirate adventures."

Experience Salem in the summer and bring your family to the New England Pirate Faire! Click here to learn more about this weekend's festivities! 

LivingSocial has a deal on tickets here!

"The Boston Fisheries Foundation welcomes you to join us for the Third Annual Boston Seafood Festival on the historic Boston Fish Pier on Sunday, July 27th, 2014.

This family-friendly event will be taking place from 11:00 AM until 6:00 PM. It will be a day of sensational seafood tastings, clambakes and chef demos, educational events, and family fun.

Why have a seafood festival?  Festival co-founder Joe Zanti, owner of Yankee Lobster Co., explains, 'We want to offer a fun day to enjoy one of New England’s most important natural resources in a responsible and enjoyable way. We’ll be celebrating our maritime heritage together, and eating some really good food!'"

Click here to learn more about the Boston Seafood Festival. 

"The Cambridge Jazz Festival brings community together for an afternoon of free music, featuring nationally known jazz artists along with local musicians, and supporting musical opportunities for Cambridge students.

Terri Lyne Carrington will be among the artists headlining at the Festival. She is a two-time Grammy winner and the first female artist to win a Grammy for Best Jazz Instrumental Album. Motown legend Valerie Simpson will make a special appearance at the Cambridge Jazz Festival."

The Cambridge Jazz Festival will be held on Sunday, July 27th from 12:00pm-6:00pm at University Park.

Please click here for more information on this event. 

Shakespeare on the Common will be back in the Boston Common from July 23rd-Agust 10th. The production this year will be Twelfth Night. 

"Follow the journey of Viola and Sebastian, twins separated by a shipwreck, as they encounter loss and love in their new homeland—the mythical and magical land of Illyria. Directed by Steven Maler.

Pack your picnic, stake out your spot early and join us for pre-show music and Greenshow.

The program, which has become a beloved civic institution, will draw an estimated 75,000 people over 16 performances."

Click here for more information on Shakespeare on the Common! 

The Boston Children's Museum, located in the Seaport District, is a great place for young children to learn and explore. 

One of the popular events this year is their Fishing 101 Class. The classes will be held at various dates and times until August 22nd. 

"Museum partner Save the Harbor/Save the Bay returns for another summer of fishing and exploring life in the Fort Point Channel.  Learn the basics of casting a line and waiting patiently for a bite. Touch a green crab or take a close look at different types of fish."

Please click here for more information on Fishing 101 and other great events going on at the Boston Children's Museum this summer! 

"Transport your mind into outer space at the BU Astronomical Observatory for a free night of stargazing. Learn a bit about astronomy while getting a view unlike any you could see from home.

The Public Open Night at the Observatory is a chance for people to come observe the night sky through telescopes and binoculars and see things they otherwise might not get to see, and learn some astronomy as well. The Open Nights are held most Wednesday evenings throughout the year, weather permitting. 

It is open to everyone. Starting times are 8:30pm during the spring and summer, and 7:30pm during the fall and winter. The program lasts about an hour."

Please click here for more information on the Public Open Night at Boston University in Allston.