365 Things to Do in Boston - New Tips Daily

The Flash Forward Festival Boston will be held from Thursday, June 2 to Sunday June 5, at the Fairmount Battery Wharf, 2 Battery Wharf. The magenta Foundation will host this free satellite festival of works by emerging photographers from Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States.

The festival will include lectures about self publishing, branding, marketing and other topics related to photography, panel discussions, exhibitions and receptions. Go to the Flash Fowward site for more information and images.

I'm not sure why I put a picture of a group of people all wearing Grocho Marx glasses, but that's pretty wild for me.

Anyhew, head to King's tonight. Why? For Wild Wednesday's...that's why. All you can bow for $10. 21+ after 6 pm. No cover. Food served until 1:45 a.m.

Where: Kings Back Bay | 50 Dalton St.,
When:Tonight, Wednesday June 1 at 6pm. Get there early to get lanes people. EARLY!
Price: $10 to bowl. the rest is more.

Cool down with some Jazz tonight.
Where: Redline | 59 JF Kennedy St. Cambridge, MA
When:Every Tuesday 9/23/08 - 5/31 (7PM)
Price: Free

It's that time again...if you haven't we suggest you should. The MFA (465 Huntington Ave) will be opening it's doors today, to the public for a free open house from 10am-4:45pm.

Highlights of the day include free admission to the special exhibitions, including "Chihuly: Through the Looking Glass", curators' talks, films and workshops. There will be musical and dance performances throughout the day, as well as family tours and tours in English, Spanish and American Sigh Language. Visit the MFA's website for more information.

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Every Sunday Fenway Bark will feature dogs and cats that are for adoption at a featured rescue or shelter. Ten percent of the sales during the event will go directly to the support the rescue as a way of Fenway Bark giving back to the community. For more information visit their website right here.

When: Sunday, May 29 12:00p to 3:00p
Where: 88 Black Falcon Ave, Suite 188

Discover Mass Art Made today!
Showcasing work from a handpicked group of more than 50 students, alumni, faculty, and staff of the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, MassArt Made is the state’s first and only college-affiliated retail boutique meant for selling work directly to the public. You'll think you’ve wandered into some upscale gallery or gift shop, but the prices are a steal. Products on offer include not only unique, handmade items by those aforementioned students, but also tastefully selected funky commercially produced stuff. The best part? Ten percent of the profits go toward scholarships. It's pretty nifty idea if you ask me! I wish I had this when I was in art school!

Where: 625 Huntington Ave. at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design
When: 

Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Sunday, noon to 6 p.m.

Price: Depending on what you would like to spend. To view = free.

Do you have a "thing" for bad weather? Do you like the IMAX? The Museum of Science is featuring Tornado Alley!

Join Storm Chasers star Sean Casey and the researchers of VORTEX 2, the most ambitious effort ever made to understand the origins and evolution of tornadoes, on this heart-pounding science adventure. Feel the adrenaline and experience the science as Tornado Alley reveals the beauty and untamed power of breathtaking weather events.

Where: Museum of Science | 1 Science Park, Boston, MA 02114
When: Now to June 4th (see here for times).
Price:  Adult: $10 | Senior: $9 | Child: $8

Okay...I'm a HUGE OST fan. And I have John Williams to thank for that. I remember when I saw him for the first time at the POPS and I wanted to have a huge sign that said "I LOVE you John Williams" and wanted to sway my lighter around...but my brother stopped me from doing so.

If you share my love for J.W. and for just movie music in general, because after all, what would the movies be without the music...head to Symphony Hall for Hooray for Hollywood or even purchase your tickets online right now.
The line-up seems AMAZIMG!

Jubilee 350

Suite from Far and Away

Devil's Dance from The Witches of Eastwick

Night Journeys from Dracula

Imperial March from The Empire Strikes Back

March from 1941

Theme from Sabrina

The Inquirer from Citizen Kane

Suite from Casablanca

Oboe Concerto (premiere)

A Tribute to George Lucas and Steven Spielberg

Be there or be square folks!

Support your local farmer at one or all of Boston's Farmers Markets!

If you're in the Back Bay on Friday, or next Tuesday (up until November 22) we suggest grabbing lunch over at Copley Square's Farmers Market!
If you can't wait till Friday, check out the Prudential Center's Farmers Market every Thursday. Starting at 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

To get a full list of ALL the farmers markets happening in Boston this summer click here! Enjoy!

Head to the Boston Public Library (700 Boylston St) for Chefs' Roundtable.

The Boston Public Library welcomes three enormously talented chefs – Jody Adams, Barbara Lynch, and Lydia Shire – for a roundtable discussion moderated by former Boston Globe dining critic Alison Arnett. These culinary experts will explore the evolution of their extraordinary careers, the launching of their groundbreaking restaurants, and the transformation of Boston dining scene. Moderator Alison Arnett is a restaurant and food consultant, freelance writer, and editor. She served as the Boston Globe's restaurant critic and chief food writer for fifteen years.

Admission is Free! Starts at 6pm.