Wonderful community experience with good food you don't get very often…read more Festival only runs certain times of the year so check out the Cambridge Greek Community for info on when this occurs.

I had fun at Boston GreenFest this year…read more There were lots of food/drink samples and food vendors, lots of tables in the kids area with fun science to explore, and Be Active Together holding free fitness classes. (The BollyX fitness class was the reason I attended.) I happened to walk by the Yelp table when the staffer was on a break, but later in the day he was giving out Yelp reusable bags if you checked into Boston GreenFest on Yelp. I'd stop by again next year if I'm in Boston during GreenFest. It was worth the T ride from Quincy to attend.

I happened to be wandering around the city yesterday and noticed this fest at city hall plaza…read more Lots of vendors, all with "green" items to check out and often buy. Lots of green technology (like solar panels) and green clothing/food items. If you're in the area today, it's worth checking out.

Along side the Union Square Farmers Market, every Saturday from July until October, artists and…read morecraftspeople have tables set up to show their trinkets of choice. So while picking up some fresh veggies, stop in and check out the art. Also, there are numerous musical events and performances that go on in connection with the Arts Union...all in support of the development of Union Square!

It's Gala time!!!!!!…read more I have been a gala fan since I was a student member of NABA. So of course I found it absolutely mandatory to fly back to Boston for the 30th Anniversary celebration. It's been a few years since I have been, but from what I've heard about the past few years, this has been the best one in a while. I loved that everyone came DRESSED TO IMPRESS! Everyone stepped up their games this year (as they should). Still a few people who don't thought they were going to club night at Slades (lol), but overall I was delighted to see the masses of beautiful outfits. Originally I was told that there would be no food, so we arrived a bit on the later side. However a buffet was served, but from what I heard, we didn't miss much. No matter what your music preference, there was a room for that ... If you like Jazz, the main ballroom had a band playing. If you like hip hop, there was a small, yet VERY HOT room playing the latest music, and there was a reggae room for us reggae heads. Vendors were out selling there goods. I get it, but the last thing I wanted was to walk around carrying bags. So I didn't by anything, but there were some really cute pieces. All in all great night. It's like big Boston family reunion. It was nice to catch up with everyone. Good event. Can't wait until next year.

When I first did First Night in Boston a long time ago I remember the ice sculptures being grand…read moreand a lot of them. I did First Night for NYE for the year turning 2020 and it was kind of disappointing. I know they're are many sculptures all around Boston which is nice but they really are spread out. On warm days it will start to melt as an FYI.

A MUST DO! A FREE EVENT! MANY PEOPLE HAVE DIFFERENT PLANS ON NEW YEARS EVE & CANT ATTEND BOSTON's…read moreFIRST NIGHT CELEBRATION. Well long after the crowds have dissipated & Confetti & Fireworks have subsided, there's a Free Event in Boston. All the Magnificent Ice Sculptures they had built for First Night Boston are still standing but without all the crowds of 1 million people. Yup if you go on First Night you have a lot of activities, fun, concerts & festivities but you also have to battle 1 million people who attend. If you go the next day it's much more relaxed & peaceful. Yup the Ice Sculptures are still standing. They stay up as long as the weather cooperates & remains Cold. So get there ASAP! People are always looking for something to do New Years Day that doesn't cost an arm & a leg. Most people are broke from the night before's activities. You can watch the Rose Parade on TV in Sunny Pasadena CA & then head over to the Ice Sculptures in Boston. These Massive works of Frozen Art are located right across from the Iconic Boston Public Library @ Copley. The Ice Castle was Spectacular. NBC 10 , I Heart Radio, The Unicorn & others were also featured. Cool Free Frozen Fun! It used to be, you had to have mega bucks & be really rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

When it was announced that the fall version of Boston Calling would not happen this year but in its…read moreplace a beer & music festival from Copenhagen I was truly skeptical. After doing a little more research on the CBC & its host, the Danish gypsy brewery, Mikkeller the event got more intriguing. After months of hype opening day came for the festival. The setup was similar to Boston Calling but it was far less of a crowd. In the vast space of Boston City Hall Plaza there was room to move around. There was a medium sized stage set up & as you progressed through the area that's where the breweries were set up. The selection of beers is where is festival really shines. Some of these breweries had never made it to the states before & gave people a good opportunity to taste their wares. Of course there were long lines for a few but for the most part you could get beer after a short wait. The glassware included was also very nice. I'm not sure if this will be an annual thing but good to see that Boston is expanding its horizons when it comes to beer.

This was a fun festival--I worked at it, so I was able to cut the lines, but even still! Great beer…read morefrom around the world and awesome music and food and pepole.

Overall rating: 5 Rainbows I mean stars, first pride after 3 years since the pandemic!…read more Food: no food just good vibes Texture: fruity hehe Pricing: free! Ambiance: bubbles, rainbows, love and acceptance, music, happiness Seating & Parking: the road was blocked off, but we marched from Newbury St all the way to the Boston Common Service: everyone was kind and sharing flags, bracelets, and there were people on the Lenox Balcony djing and throwing out free sunglasses to the crowd Music: Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, pride songs Bathrooms: gender neutral stalls listed on the map Final comments: spread love not hate! This year's pride was full of good vibes and happiness, I'm glad everyone was safe and I hope all the future prides to come continue being a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community and the allies that stand strong with us!

Excellent festival/celebration every year they have in Boston. I've gone on my own to watch the…read moreparade and I've gone for the past few years with my work to walk in the parade. It's an excellent time and I think it's great to support equality for everyone. They have a weeklong of events that happen all over Boston. You can google the calendar of events. They usually start putting out the plans for all the events a month or two ahead of time. I love being able to show my support for all people no matter their sexual orientation.

The world of wheels of the yearly event. It's a great place to see custom work on automobiles and…read moremotorcycles. Some of the displays are amazing others are mediocre. If you want to see some great paint work custom wheels suspensions interiors head on over to the show you won't be disappointed. FYI parking is only $10 two blocks away. Make sure you eat before you come there was only one little snack stand this year. Always a great show. I give this years World of Wheels a Solid 4 Stars.