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Free Fun Friday at the Sports Museum

Posted by Katie Beth Clark on Fri, Aug 10, 2012

Can't think of anything to do today? Well today is your lucky day! It is Free Fun Friday at the Sport Museum! Don't know what the sports museum is? Well you must not be from Boston then - so here is a little summary... beanpotThe concept of a sports museum has pretty much been thought of by every sports fan who ever lived in New England. Nowhere else in the country is the passion for sports so intense, the tradition as deep, or the shared experience as broad. In fact if you ask many of your local Boston taxi drivers they will tell you "A sports museum in Boston is like an art museum in Paris." So don't take yourself out to the ball game today folks, cause today is the day to jump into history, and not into your wallets.

Can't make it today? Well view their schedule and plan a trip to get your much needed Bostonian sports fix!

 

 

 

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Make yourself feel better at the museums of bad art

Posted by Katie Beth Clark on Thu, Aug 09, 2012

merchantSo if you are anything like me, you are as inartistic as humanly possible. As if stick figures aren't already hard enough to draw, it doesn't make it any better when your best friend graduated college with a degree in art. So now that we're on the same page (don't worry, I won't tell you can't color in the lines either), head over to the Museum of Bad Art. They have three locations and no matter which one you go to, you are bound to leave saying only one thing, "well that made me feel better, whoever drew that should probably reconsider ever picking up a paint brush again." True story folks... check it out.

And when you leave, give yourself a pat on the back- nooooooo, not for being better than them, but for not letting them find your recent sketches.

(Click here for the museum locations)

 

 

 

 

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Experience Boston on a segway!

Posted by Katie Beth Clark on Wed, Aug 08, 2012

Discover historic Boston and Cambridge on a Segway! A great experience for first timers and veteran riders alike, our experienced and knowledgeable tour guides will take you on tours of local attractions and points of interest. Segway of Boston is the ONLY Segway Authorized Dealer and Tour Provider in Massachusetts and Northern New England, offering Sales, Tours and Rentals.365 things to do in Boston segway tour

There really isn't much more to say about segways, but I went on this same tour so I know it is legit. super legit. Most people master the segway driving but I ended up holding onto the instructor. Either way, good time. 

Segway of Boston

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Turn Your Passion into a Paycheck in Back Bay

Posted by Katie Beth Clark on Tue, Aug 07, 2012

365 things to do in Boston nella pastaOn Tuesday, August 14th, 2012 from 6:00PM to 8:00PM, become inspired by Nella Pasta, the Boston-based pasta company founded by two friends with one big dream. Co-owners Leigh and Rachel will lead the latestworkshop for the popular “Turn Your Passion Into a Paycheck” series at the Boston Center for Adult Education (BCAE) in Back Bay. Both life-long foodies, the girls decided to ditch their day jobs and pursue a shared passion for fresh pasta and local ingredients. Don’t miss the chance to hear Leigh and Rachel discuss their journey into developing their own company and brand! This event is a great way to learn about the entrepreneurial strategies and tools that helped these young women go far. AND they will provide a tasting of their pasta as well! yuuuum

 

Time: August 14, 2012 from 6pm to 8pm
Location: Boston Center For Adult Education
Street: 122 Arlington Street
City/Town: Boston, MA 02116
Phone: 617-267-4430
Event Type: foodeducation
Organized By: Boston Center for Adult Education
Latest Activity: Jun 14

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Did someone say Secret Garden? Why yes, I did.

Posted by Katie Beth Clark on Mon, Aug 06, 2012

Believe it or not, I found a special spot in Boston, that I recommend everyone visits at least once. As you step into a squat, homely parking garage, a few seconds from the Kendall T stop and take an elevator to the top floor, I can almost reassure you that you won't be prepared for the unbelievable view. There are 30,000 square feet of beautifully maintained gardens, with benches and picnic tables tucked away so that you feel like you’re the only person up there (a lot of the time, you are).

365 things to do in Boston cambridge center garden

When I visited, the garden it was bursting with coneflowers and black-eyed Susans. I could hear mockingbirds and mourning doves in the trees. It’s partly enclosed by red brick buildings, but somehow, it doesn’t matter. You can go there and lie in the grass for hours, but don't stay for too long. There is a small but extremely devoted band of park users who would rather keep the place to themselves. :)

At 4 Cambridge Center, Kendall Square... check it out. 

 

 


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Think you've seen it all? Not until you go to the Puppet Showplace

Posted by Katie Beth Clark on Sun, Aug 05, 2012

Uncle Murray is coming over for dinner, but there's no food in sight! A young man's search for a family recipe ends up bringing folk tales to life...in his kitchen. Based on a collection of traditional Yiddish stories, BradShur MagicSoup web"The Magic Soup" teaches that it is those with wit, humor and imagination who have the best chance of filling their bellies -- and fulfilling their dreams. Puppet Showplace Theatre is an award-winning non-profit performing arts organization committed to excellence in puppetry as a theatrical experience that educates, enlightens, and entertains audiences of all ages.

Established in 1974, PST is the first and only year-round dedicated puppetry presenter in New England. AKA you have nothing to lose but a few laughs. Can't make this show? There are many more just check the schedule. 

Dates: Wed, Aug 8, 2012 ~ Sat, Aug 11, 2012
Times: 10:30 am and 1:00 pm

 

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Designing Mount Auburn

Posted by Katie Beth Clark on Sat, Aug 04, 2012

Have you ever wondered who designed Mount Auburn Cemetery?  Who were the remarkable Bostonians who shaped this new garden cemetery? If it wasn’t Frederick Law Olmsted (who was age 9 in 1831) who was it? 

365 Things to do in Boston cemetery tour

Join Meg Winslow to learn about the Bostonians who contributed to the design of Mount Auburn's picturesque landscape, the country's first designed landscape open to the public. They will visit significant landscape features within the Cemetery, as well as designs by the Olmsted Firm and Fletcher Steele among others.

Here are the details:

Dates: Wed, Aug 8, 2012
Times: 5:30-7:00 pm

Location:
Mount Auburn Cemetery
580 Mount Auburn St. 
Cambridge, MA 02138


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VIVA SAINT AGRIPPINA!

Posted by Katie Beth Clark on Fri, Aug 03, 2012

Each Year for the past 97 years this group of devoted people come together to renew their faith in Saint Agrippina in Boston's North End, as was the custom in the land of origin, Mineo, Sicily. Each year everyone is invited to witness the respect and honor that is bestowed on this young, beautiful martyred saint.

365 things to do in Boston north end festival

The members of the Saint Agrippina di Mineo benefit society would like to welcome you, your friends and families to come celebrate the 97th anniversary of this great tradition. Come and see the procession, eat some food, play some games and listen to the music. We hope to see you there - VIVA SAINT AGRIPPINA!

This years feast will be packed with live entertainment, great food and fun. Hanover Street, Boston's North End

Click here to see the schedule!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Take a tour at The Harpoon Brewery

Posted by Katie Beth Clark on Thu, Aug 02, 2012

The Harpoon Brewery -and being dead serious you guys - is a fun and interesting tour. You get to taste the beer at various stages in the brew process (sounds risky, right?). Lucky for you, Harpoon Beers each have their own individual characteristics in terms of taste, color and body. Their goal is to make beers that are distinctive and, most importantly, a pleasure to drink. Well, if you ask me, the raspberry beer was outstanding. 365 things to do in boston harpoon breweryDelicious actually. And since I have been, and am in a pretty good mood, I will actually give you a pointer. THE LITTLE BROWN JUG! Yes, it's obnoxious, but you get free refills! So what's so special about this place? Well, i'm not quite too sure, but I do know that everyone I have ever ran into in Boston has been there so get on it if you haven't been yet. And oh yeah - BY THE WAY- be sure to get tickets early because they typically sell out by noon.

 

 

 

 

 

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Live Your Life...in Synergy

Posted by Katie Beth Clark on Wed, Aug 01, 2012

Life in Synergy in Back Bay is an amazing gym. Not only because it is the floor below my office, (I mean, the closer to me the better... duh..) but because you can literally turn your body into a remixed superstar diva in half the time. The instructors provide hardcore, serious, fun and entertaining classes that will keep you coming back. Knowledge, expertise and positive energy are in abundance with these instructors,and they make each class extremely fun, and challenging beyond belief.

 

mind in synergy

They have been recognized by the Boston Globe, countless news stations, and were voted "Best of Boston" in 2010. 

So what do you have to lose? THAT MUFFIN TOP!!! So sign up today and get a free class- plus almost half the price for your first ten classes :) 

 

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