Garage B at the Speedway is a dedicated event space. Parking is difficult, as you will need to find…read morea spot along the packed Western Avenue or try to use its small lot. It's a great venue for wedding, corporate events, and more. It has a dedicated bathroom. The indoor air ventilation is very good, around 500-800 ppm.

Unique space for an event. We used it for corporate training and marketing. Had everything we…read moreneeded. https://youtu.be/wBs-UsNfB_4 The event staff was very helpful. Having the food and beverage options of the Speedway onsite was convenient.

Hello 2026 Indoor track and field nationals in Boston !…read more Here to support the top track and field athletes from middle to high school compete and this athletic village is amazing ! As a previous college runner this type of competition is what makes it fun . From new balance stores , to gyms and training facilities to neighboring coffee shops and restaurants this is a perfect set up for a huge event. My only complaint is the lack of seating and the small stadium seats for spectators. For the money spent on this facility they could've have ensured seating was a bit More accommodating. Otherwise beautiful facility and village !

Over the course of several days, we camped at this track for the New Balance Nationals Indoor to…read morewatch my nephews run from Washington State. Tickets were required for each day, but it was worth it. The track itself is indoor, heated, and dry. There are enough seats for all and plenty of clean restrooms. There are food options inside and within walking distance. There are a few bus stops with about a 10 minute walk to the track.

Winderful history - made even better by our amazing docent Andrew- who went out of his way to give…read moreus a tour the day after Thanksgiving. It was the highlight of our family's trip to Boston. We are so grateful!

The last surviving 18th century residence in the Sumner Hill section of Jamaica Plain, it was built…read moreas a residence and farmstead in 1760 for a wealthy British Naval officer. As he was a loyalist prior to the American Revolution, he abandoned the house in 1774 and fled from Boston. The house was confiscated by American forces initially as a headquarters and later as a hospital. Today, the house has been carefully preserved. The grounds are open to the public and the interior is used for hosting events. As I was just passing through Jamaica Plain, I did not have an opportunity to attend an event. But the outside is lovely and worth a look to see what homes might have been like a few hundred years ago. The US doesn't have much history, but there's some here for sure.

This is a great venue if you're hosting a conference for people who don't mind being away from the…read morecity. With our events, we tend to have people complain that we're so far from Boston (and getting to the Conference Center isn't so either either), but the venue is cheaper than hosting a conference in Boston. Unfortunately, your only nearby dinner choices are places like Bertuccis and Naked Fish. The breakfast/snacks/lunch and the amenities (like plugs in every seat) are better than anything you'll find in the city and overall it's worth hosting a conference here over the city especially if your guests have no preference for location.

As good as a coworking space gets. Loved getting to work out of here during my remote work days…read morewhen I needed to get out of the house. Wonderful staff, good value for money, excellent atmosphere, and a truly great location in the heart of Brookline Village. It really doesn't get much better than this.

Clean, respectful and friendly staff. You walk in and the vibe is wonderful. Pricey but they have…read morespecials.

Great food, kind workers, and a fun vibe and environment. Very cool market here as well.read more

Right off Storrow Drive, it use to be a stable now converted into restaurants. It is shaped like…read morean oval with a seating area in the middle. There is a parking lot on the side that holds about 15 spots.

Harvard Club of Boston in Back Bay is a really beautiful and historic spot…read more A friend brought us in while I was in town running the Boston Marathon, and it was such a cool place to check out. The architecture and interiors give it that classic, old Boston feel, like stepping back in time. They even had posters set up so people could make signs for race day, which was such a thoughtful and fun touch. One of the underrated perks is the parking. If you have access, it is actually a really convenient place to park in a part of the city where that is usually tough. Glad I got to see it, and it is a great experience if you know someone who can bring you in.

such an incredible experience...a dinner at the Harvard Club out on Commonwealth Avenue. Not only…read morea magnificent club, the clubhouse is absolutely gorgeous with walk in fireplaces and a magnificent library, but includes a grand hotel with visiting member hotel accommodations. I ca't be a member but that evening I felt as if I'd truly "arrived".

Here for our friend's wedding day! Staff overall were friendly. The space in Sharon, has ample…read moreparking lot. Reception area has the country club feel. Clean, tables set up around the dance floor to the back and DJ booth set up in the corner and photo booth after sign in area and bar. The outdoors area was alright for the space, a bit empty when arriving (for photos anyways) They have separate hall for happy hour before the wedding reception. The food for this style wedding was prepared well. The menu including scallop wrapped bacon, charcuterie, clam chowder, entrees had steak, Chilean seabass and tenders and fries! Clean and the bride and groom did a great job with the theme (Pokemon!!)

I attended a wedding here just last night & it was a wonderful turnout…read more The bride and groom love Pokémon, so the theme was Pokémon & at each table, there was a Pokémon squishy hand made by the bride! Such a beautiful venue and luckily it was clear, sunny day. I feel like wedding food can definitely be hit or miss, but I genuinely enjoyed the food here. We chose our entrees ahead of time and I had the Chilean sea bass. It was perfectly cooked & the flavors were chef's kiss... so tasty, I wanted more! My friend chose the steak and I tried a bite. It was cooked to his liking & the sauce was very similar to the glaze for the Chilean sea bass. Only difference was, it was slightly more acidic rather than smokey. I loved the cocktail hour before the reception. The hors d'oeuvres were phenomenal! My favorites were the lamb, bacon wrapped scallops, and the clam chowder which came in cute mini mugs. It was open bar for the whole night. The drinks were just okay. I tried 5 different drinks and ended up getting just tequila sodas. Parking: Easy to park & located right next to the venue.