365 Things to Do in Boston - New Tips Daily

Tour the Museum at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and relive the powerful story of the Kennedy years. In the three theaters, period settings, and 25 dramatic multimedia exhibits, you will enter the recreated world of the Kennedy Presidency for a first-hand experience of John F. Kennedy's life, legacy, and leadership.

See events of the 1960s through President Kennedy's eyes and narrated in his voice. Experience his optimism and wit and be inspired by the hope and idealism that captivated America.

At the Columbia Pt, Boston, MA, 02125 | Today, Tuesday, Jan 18 9:00a to 5:00p

We've posted it before, and we'll post it again...because it's just that special of an occasion when it's a FREE day at the MFA!!

Today, January 17, 2011 10:00 am - 5:30 pm.

Why is it free you ask? Because it MLK DAY!!
Enjoy!! Stay Warm! And see some art!

Fun for the whole family, this 40-minute comedy show is all about the mysteries of matter — including atoms, molecules, and nanotechnology. Join brothers Dan and Joel as they juggle everything from potted plants to tennis rackets, sometimes from atop seven-foot unicycles at the Museum of Science. Who knew physics could be this fun?

Audience participation is invited, but not required. After the show, get measured in nanometers and tour the rest of the Museum of Science, including the Nanotechnology exhibit, Blue Wing, Lower Level. Performed each Sunday at 1:00 and 3:00 p.m., November 7 - January 30 (except for November 21). 

Shovel off your walk & come out for a night that's sure to shake the winter blues with The clever & talented upbeat String Benders & String River- a new group headed by Jackie Damsky (who is in demand by other musicians w/ special projects.) Hot Cocoa & other light refreshments available. Wheelchair accessible. Performer cds available for sale.

Saturday, Jan 15 8:00p to 11:00p at First Parish Unitarian Church: The Nameless Coffeehouse, Cambridge.

Enjoy a good board game? How about playing a nice game of friendly cards? Now's your chance this evening!

it's time for another Meetup Game Nite! Don't miss out on the event everyone is talking about.  

Meetup Game Nites are a collaborative effort by a number of groups in the Boston Meetup community.  Open to the public, these events allow you to socialize and meet other people in the community while playing all sorts of card and board games.  Meeting people has never been more fun :)  Admission is free.

Head the Food Court in the Prudential Center tonight for some good times and meet some new people. Friday, January 14, 2011 6:30 pm. To get more information clicketh hereth.

Are you tired of the same old Trivia night? Then check out the newest game night on Lansdowne St. We have combined 2 classic games to form an exciting, nonstop, group game.

- Every Thursday
- DJ Frank White
- Host Charles Penguin III
- Free to play
- Prizes will include, Cash, Sox Monster Tix, Gift Cards, and more
- 21+
- Groups Welcome

Find more information at Bleecher Bar's website.

Want to get your ski on, but don't want to drive and deal with all the shenanigans?

If you haven't yet, totally check out BSSC. They offer day trips for skiing and snowboarding, even if you aren't a member.

For less than the cost of most lift tickets, BSSC gives you a ride too!  Convenient pick up locations throughout Greater Boston make it easy for you to catch the bus (grab some zzz’s), and be delivered to the most popular New England resorts.  After a great day cutting up the mountain, hop on the bus and leave the driving to us!  You just sit back and relax with your new found snow buddies. To get more information and pricing click here.

Bus & Lift Ticket - Only $80 | $75 for BSSC members*

January 10th through March 13 visit the ICA (100 Northern Ave, Boston, MA) to see some of Mark Bradford's work.

Bradford’s giant, map-like collage works were already among the best painting being done in the country. Then in 2008, he made two works that channeled the anxieties of the post-Katrina, late-Bush-Administration years. The first was “HELP US” scrawled in giant letters atop an LA gallery. Next, he built a 64-foot-long arc from recycled construction-site barricades for a biennial in New Orleans. No wonder the LA artist, whose first survey now arrives at the ICA, won a MacArthur “genius” grant last year.

No plans for tonight? Go Bowing!!

Jillian's is open Monday-Saturday 11am-2am and Sundays 12pm-2am.

Monday-Thursday before 8pm all ages, after 8pm, 18+
Friday, Saturday and Sundays before 8pm all ages, after 8pm, 21+

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Warm up with brunch before you drop your pants on the subway....

Catch Sunday brunch, or live jazz seven nights a week. A fire crackles on the hearth, the staff is friendly, and several bespectacled moose heads add a quirky touch. Maybe the older crowd favors the music that's quiet enough to talk over, or the moderate prices. The steak was juicy and cooked as requested and the baked potato was standard.

At the The Hampshire HouseThe Hampshire House, 84 Beacon St.