365 Things to Do in Boston - New Tips Daily

Get out and stretch those legs! The walk starts at Northeastern University's Maino Recreation Center and circles the Fenway area; passing Fenway Park, home of the beloved Boston Red Sox. The 11km route (6.8 miles) continues to Olmstead Park and Jamaica Pond, a popular walking,jogging, and cycling area. A 6km (3.7 mile) route is also available.Both walk routes are on paved surfaces suitable for strollers but not for wheelchairs. Ask for the Walk Box at the store check-out desk.

To get more information check out their site: Walk'n Mass

Where: Marino Recreation Center |369 Huntington Ave
When:Thursday, Apr 21 7:00a to 6:00p

The New England School of Art and Design at Suffolk University is hosting the Graphic Design Student Exhibition now to April 22. Gallery hours are from 9am to 9pm Monday through Thursday and from 10am to 5pm Friday and Saturday. The gallery is free and open to the public! Hey that's us!

Where:The School of Art & Design is located near the southwest corner of the Boston Public Garden at 75 Arlington Street
When:Now to April 22
Price: Free

It's a tough job, but someone has to do it. Black and white images of France are the subject of "Jonathan Stark Photographs: Paris, Petanque, and Provence." The collection dates from Stark's first photographic journey in 1994 and is described by the artist as "timeless." -- June Wulff, Globe Staff

Where:FPAC | 12 Farnsworth St., Boston, MA, 02210
When: Today 11am- 6pm

If you've noticed more people than normal populating Boston these past few days...well, that's because today is the Boston Marathon. The marathon of all marathon's!!

So go, enjoy the festivities! And happy Patriot's Day as well!!

Executive Chef, Mark Sapienza, has taken the flavors of New England and created a City Brunch buffet unlike any other in the city. City Brunch at The Langham, Boston, one of the city’s most elaborate Sunday Brunch buffets, features a variety of stations and buffet items for breakfast enthusiasts, seafood fans, and lovers of local and artisanal meats, cheeses, and produce. New this year, City Brunch will feature a Bloody Mary and Mimosa Bar.

The Langham Hotel, Boston, MA
Price: $48 for adults; $25 for children ages 5 to 12

Performance schedule:
Thursday, Apr 7, 2011 7:00PM  
Friday, Apr 8, 2011 8:00PM  
Saturday, Apr 9, 2011 2:00PM  
Saturday, Apr 9, 2011 8:00PM  
Sunday, Apr 10, 2011 2:00PM  
Thursday, Apr 14, 2011 7:00PM  
Friday, Apr 15, 2011 8:00PM  
Saturday, Apr 16, 2011 2:00PM  
Saturday, Apr 16, 2011 8:00PM  
Sunday, Apr 17, 2011 2:00PM

Performance venue:
The Boston Opera House
539 Washington Street,
Boston, MA 02111

Since 1963, Boston Ballet has been one of the leading dance companies in the world on stage, in the studio and in the community. The Company maintains an internationally acclaimed repertoire and the largest ballet school in North America, Boston Ballet School. Boston Ballet maintains a repertoire of classical, neo-classical and contemporary works, ranging from full-length story ballets to new works by some of today's finest choreographers.

Boston Ballet presents George Balanchine's A Midsummer Night's Dream, a lucid and inventive telling of Shakespeare's play. A Midsummer Night's Dream was Balanchine's first original, full-length ballet. Called by critic Clive Barnes, "a fantasy spectacle of love," this work is a masterful combination of storytelling and choreography danced to the exquisite sounds of Mendelssohn. The ballet tells a story of love, illusion and adventures of two pairs of mortal lovers and the kind and queen of the fairies. A Midsummer Night's Dream was choreographed for New York City Ballet and premiered in 1962. The production includes a large cast complete with 25 students from Boston Ballet School and sets and costumes designed by Tony Award-winner Martin Pakledinaz. The last time A Midsummer Night's Dream was danced by Boston Ballet it was called, "a winner, a gorgeous, spirited production given strong performances throughout the ranks, including the excellent orchestra led by Jonathan McPhee" by The Boston Globe.

Whether you're running in the Boston Marathon or not, it's time to load up on those carbs! We know summer is coming, and you want to fit into your swimsuit, but get it out of your system this weekend, and than go on that diet! We made a short, but GREAT list of some Boston local hot spots to get your pasta/pizza feast on.

Stella

Located in Boston's South End at 1525 Washington St.
What you should have: Spaghetti, meatballs, pomodoro , parmesan. Which runs around $17

Sportello

Located in South Boston/Waterfront (depending on how you look at it) at 348 Congress St , this quaint but cool restaurant will make you want to come back for more.
What you should have: the Bolognese is AMAZING! However, it doesn't seem to be on their menu right now. But maybe, you could go in and be extra friendly and see if they can make it for you. ;)

Anchovies

Another local favorite in the South End at 433 Columbus Ave. The space is tight, but well worth it.
What you should have: Chicken Parmigiana $13.00. Chantelle said it was the best EVER! And I trust her when it comes to food..well when it comes to anything really.

Pasta Beach

I just discovered Pasta Beach this week, and fell in LOVE with it. The space was great, but the food made it even better. If you're looking for some authentic Italian pizza go here, and their pasta is to die for as well!! I'll definitely be going back. Located on the Waterfront at 30 Rowe's Wharf.
What you should have: The ultimate test to see if it was good was ordering the margarita pizza and the Bolognese pasta. Superb! But be adventurous, because I am positive that every dish is AMAZING!

If you're planning on going out tonight for drink and food, may we suggest heading the Hynes Convention Center and attending the Taste of the Nation?

Miss Tess is Brooklyn-based performing songwriter and bandleader. Darling, oh Darling, the fifth release from Miss Tess, shows the performing artist and songwriter transcending the retro-label often appended to her music in the past. Although the music maintains a certain feeling of nostalgia, upon a few listens one will find unique personality and a fresh approach in these original compositions. The new album makes use of varied instrumentation including country-tinged pedal steel, a three part horn section, barroom piano, and a lonesome banjo.

Where: Regattabar | 1 Bennett St, Cambridge
When: Today, April 13, 2011 7:30 pm
Price: $15

The New England Aquarium hosts various daily presentations such as penguin feedings, seal trainings and live animal demonstrations as well as IMAX showings each day. Visit www.neaq.org for a complete schedule to help you plan your visit.

When: Today, Tuesday, Apr 12  starting at 9:00a
Where:New England Aquarium, Boston, MA
Price:About $24