Hotels — By Mike Virgintino on September 24, 2010 at 11:57 am

Boston’s Freedom Trail is one of the most fun and educating adventures in the United States, helping tens of thousands of visitors each year learn more about the founding of the country.
The Freedom Trail winds through the streets of modern Boston. It starts at the visitor center at Boston Common. It passes by many sites, including the …

Hotels — By Mike Virgintino on September 24, 2010 at 11:57 am

Boston’s Freedom Trail is one of the most fun and educating adventures in the United States, helping tens of thousands of visitors each year learn more about the founding of the country.
The Freedom Trail winds through the streets of modern Boston. It starts at the visitor center at Boston Common. It passes by many sites, including the …

Hotels — By Mike Virgintino on September 24, 2010 at 11:57 am

Boston’s Freedom Trail is one of the most fun and educating adventures in the United States, helping tens of thousands of visitors each year learn more about the founding of the country.
The Freedom Trail winds through the streets of modern Boston. It starts at the visitor center at Boston Common. It passes by many sites, including the …

Events, Things to Do — By Mike Virgintino on September 10, 2010 at 9:00 pm

There is so much to see and do in Boston this fall, through the winter and right up until the air warms up again for Red Sox baseball that the difficult part will be to find all the time to enjoy the variety of sports events, shows and other fun that the …

What’s New — By clairecooley on August 20, 2010 at 6:29 pm

Located just west of Boston and Cambridge, Watertown is home to one of the most concentrated Armenian communities in the United States. In Watertown, there are several Armenian community organizations in Watertown, as well as the Armenian Library and Museum of America.
Watertown is also a wonderful place to find Armenian and Lebanese food and goods; on …

Hotels — By Mike Virgintino on August 3, 2010 at 11:55 am

Whale-watching cruises are steps away from some of Boston’s finest hotels — Boston Harbor Hotel, Langham Hotel Boston and InterContinental Boston.

Cruises for whale-watching operate from many of New England’s ports. These include Gloucester and Provincetown on Cape Cod and Portsmouth in New Hampshire. Whale-watching boats do not operate from Newport in Rhode Island but they can …

Hotels — By Mike Virgintino on August 3, 2010 at 11:55 am

Whale-watching cruises are steps away from some of Boston’s finest hotels — Boston Harbor Hotel, Langham Hotel Boston and InterContinental Boston.

Cruises for whale-watching operate from many of New England’s ports. These include Gloucester and Provincetown on Cape Cod and Portsmouth in New Hampshire. Whale-watching boats do not operate from Newport in Rhode Island but they can …

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FRIDAY
Bearstronaut: This Lowell-based synth-pop outfit tops off an evening of readings, children’s rap, marionettes, and world music — all part of the ArtBeat Fest at Seven Hills Park, behind the Somerville Theatre. Check out Bearstronaut’s catchy new single “Shannon” on MySpace. We did, and danced in our cubicle chairs. 9:30 p.m. (events start at 5:45 p.m. — see the full schedule online) . $3 suggested donation. Park Stage, Seven Hills Park, Somerville. 617-625-6600 x 2985, somervilleartscouncil.org
SATURDAY
‘John Davis Caravan Celebrates Mark Twain’: American author Mark Twain was born in a …

FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Dew Tour’s Skate Open: It’s been a while since we watched Shaun White flip, twist, and unfurl at the Vancouver Olympic games, and now we can watch the snowboarding halfpipe gold medalist compete for a new title. At this event, White is going for the title of Skateboarding World Champion and starting his “summer of skating,” according to the champ. Bucky Lasek, Alex Perelson, Bob Burnquist, and Boston’s Andy Macdonald will also compete with more than 150 skate park and vert athletes. 3 p.m. Friday; Noon Saturday. $15 …