came here for a couple youth hockey games. Very cold in the rink area- like, way colder than other…read morerinks i've been to. bring extra blankets. the lobby area isn't very warm either, so the only relief you'll get is from blankets or your car. clean bathrooms, nice rink. vending machines in lobby. lots of parking. small waiting area outside rink, no places to observe the (whole) rink from the lobby tho. if you want to watch a full game you have to be in the rink area.

I'm a fan cause it's my second home on Sunday's during the Summer watching the FMC New England…read moreFuture Stars Varsity team play (GO COYOTES!) I check in here every time they play and have seen the rink finally upgrade into providing a nice concession stand like others have done. They serve hot and cold foods now, and overall the *stinky* factor is not bad "Marlborough being the worse." The only thing I see lacking in this rink is the weather control "NATICK being the best so far for temperature and choice seating...you can sit behind the penalty boxes AWESOME!" Unlike the other rinks, their heating is not on par with the rest so a jacket/blanket is def required. I like that they have separate entrances for the teams and they do not have to have the teams walk through the actual lobby to get there (which I have also seen some rinks do "MARLBOROUGH" There is ample parking that is close and a Dunkin's/stores nearby. Kill two bird with one stone.

I have to give the Chelmsford Forum five stars because I spent many days there during hockey season…read morein high school. Since we didn't get prime ice time, we had practices at 5:30am before school. Luckily, we had practice everyday because the forum never forgot to open up early,. and was always on time.. even at 5am. Some mornings I would lay in bed at 430am.. and pray to god that somebody forgot to open the rink. Never happened. It's a typical ice rink, nothing fancy. The Umass Lowell Riverhawks used to play there.. but they got the new fancy Tsongas Arena in Lowell. They have snack bar with the normal fried rink food and only one section of the bleachers have some sort of heating system type thing. They have free skate and open hockey.. and the guys that sharpen skates in the pro shop are the best. I've probably thrown up here more than any other public place.. so needless to say it holds a special place in my heart.

Went here with my husband and son for the first time, we often frequent other rinks but decided to…read moretry this one out for a change of scenery. Any place we've skated in the past has crates for the younger kids, the forum does not allow crates during public skate? The was automatically a downfall with having a toddler but we decided to try it out anyways since we were already there. My son fell while skating and it really scared him, considering he's not even 2 and he's used to using crates to hold on to, so my husband picked him up trying to get him off the ice and out of the way of all the hockey players racing around and slamming into boards. The second my sons feet left the ice a worker was right at my husband telling him to put him down, it was against rink rules to carry children while on the ice(as my son is screaming and crying). Needless to say, my child's safety is more important than your rinks rules. We got a refund and will not be returning.

Not sure how this place gets anything other than a 5-star rating ... this is a great college hockey…read morebarn. First off, from the parking attendants to the concessions staff, everyone was exceedingly polite and happy to provide information about the facility. The sight lines for hockey a great anywhere in the building, and the crowd was energetic throughout the game. We saw a 2-1 Harvard victory over St. Lawrence on 2/16/24. Huge thanks to the Ice Crew for hooking me up with both a game and practice puck for my collection (check out hockey_junkets on IG).

Came here for the Evening with Champions. The house wasn't that packed so seating was more than…read moresufficient. The arena is very rudimentary in terms of accommodations, food options inside are pretty limited to popcorn and burgers/hot dogs so that wasn't too appealing. The lighting in the arena is quite nice, they were able to put on some pretty nice effects throughout the show. Parking is plentiful outside. Unfortunately because it's near other athletic centers in Allston, it can get crowded after games and traffic can always be an issue.

Bought NCAA Championship game tickets this past weekend online. Transaction was smooth and price…read morewas great. I needed to pick up tickets on game day. Instructions were clear and accurate. I arrived to find they had actually upgraded my tickets...significantly! My son and I had a great time enhanced by Higs Tickets. A pleasant surprise...I highly recommend! Thanks again Higs!

Today, I had my General Manager (Greg Morin) order tickets to the Patriots home opener. Higs…read moreTickets processed our transaction and confirmed the sale. I had two great seats I could have purchased from ACE Tickets and passed on them due to the tickets Higs posted for sale. They later sent us an email stating they had posted the seats in error and canceled our sale. They have yet to respond to him with a solution to their error. He has already filed a complaint with the BBB and plans on filing one with MA Attorney Generals office. We normally always purchase our tickets for all events threw either ACE or Stub Hub and I recommend using a service provider that finds a way to honor their mistakes and not pass it on to their customers. I myself purchase between 10k to 20k a year in sporting events, concerts etc. I have been too both of the Patriots past two Super Bowls. ACE tickets had once sold me Celtics playoff tickets and when I went to the office by the Garden to pick them up before the game, they figured out the sales associate accidentally booked the game prior. I spoke to the manager and after a few minutes and him making a couple calls. ACE managed to get us into the section that has its own bar area and box seating, keep in mind, this was a sold out game. This is what a FIRST CLASS operation does, it corrects their own mistakes at no matter what the cost is to them. It just takes one upset consumer to pass on good or bad exp with companies to those who are considering doing business with them. This is my first and last time using Higs Tickets unless they honor their error. If Higs does the right thing, I will come back on here and edit this review, if it still views as you read it now, well that tells you everything you need to know about them.

Be careful of this group. I was a member for a number of…read moreyears. I volunteered to participate in their chili night and chowder night fundraisers. I had been a senior member till this year. Last year on 11/01/2021 I had a debilitating fall in my home where I broke both bones in my lower leg in two places. I also have several comorbidities that create a difficult time healing. During this time, the last thing I was thinking about was my application at the gun club. So when it finally dawned on me I called and spoke to the person responsible for Sr. Membership. He told me that I would need to get a sponsor, take the class I already took, pay the initiation fee and start paying dues again. All because I missed sending in an application. No money was due because of my Sr. Status. Please be careful of this place!

One of the best Fish & Game clubs in New Hampshire. The clubs has indoor pistol range 50ft long,…read moreOutdoor range has 25. 50, and 100 yard shooting options. We also have indoor and outdoor archery ranges. The trap shooting range is available to members and non members on Saturday afternoon @ 1:00pm and Sunday mornings @ 9:00am There are many opportunities for non members to get a chance to shoot at public events such as these: Airgun Metallic Silhouettes Annual Chili Cookoff Annual Chowderfest CMP (Civilian Marksmanship Program) GSB (Granite State Bowhunters) Matches Hunter Education Annual Ice Fishing Derby Annual Open House Pin Shoots Spaghetti Dinners Steel Challenge Steel Plate Shoots 3-Gun Action Shooting Firearms Training Courses Trap Shooting Trap Tournaments Annual Trap Turkey Shoot Annual Turkey Shoot Check the clubs web site for more information if interested in joining or participate in any of the public events. http://cpfgc.com

Free museum next to the Peabody that gets a fraction of the traffic. A fascinating reminder that…read morelaws and literature are 5,000 years old and not invented in the modern era. Less crowded than many collections of your quality, like a tiny micro selection of the metropolitan museum in NYC. Small but excellent collection Good modeling of preservation Nice short but comprehensive audio tour of the marketplace downstairs that really enhanced the experience! And extra star for the nice bathrooms and sitting area on for 3

It's a very small museum of a very niche interest so it doesn't get a lot of attention compared to…read morethe natural history or art museums but I really love the collection

Well curated exhibits that have a heavy emphasis on indigenous peoples. This museum was included in…read morethe Go City pass I had purchased, so I decided to check it out. There are a lot of artifacts that are well organized automatically, and that have modern informational boards accompanying them. I noticed that some artifacts were not on display and signs were present that said they were getting reviewed for cultural sensitivity. I really liked that. There was a nod to the fact that indigenous people have ownership over their histories, at least they should, and that the museum respected that. I didn't think I would enjoy the fourth floor exhibit that was mainly focused on world, fair content, but it was actually pretty cool and informative. This museum and the science museum are actually connected to each other, so that made it very convenient to check out all of the things on my wish list. Also, the admission price is very affordable if you're paying out-of-pocket. There are elevators available so that everyone can get from floor to floor to see the exhibits. This specific museum isn't huge, but the fact that it's connected to another, makes it at least a two hour plus event for anyone who plans on visiting if they want to get the richest possible experience.

I visited the Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology with my husband two weeks ago when we were…read morein Boston for a long weekend for his birthday. Admission to the Harvard Museum of Natural History includes admission to Peabody, which is attached/connected. We had visited the natural history museum so decided to pop over to the Peabody as well. The museum has interesting artifacts but felt very dated and quite compartmentalized. We only explored for a little bit and wondered if we had missed rooms somewhere somehow! But I enjoyed exploring the Hall of the North American Indian, the Day of the Dead ofrenda, and the small exhibit on Harvard's Indian College. Worth popping into if you're visiting the natural history museum, but I wouldn't say it's must a visit during a visit to Boston.

Historic little gem in Rockport! Beautiful old building with many open rooms full of local artist's…read morework. The venue itself if free to walk in and browse through the paintings, and house a little gift shop and small donations box. Remember that spare change you've got in your back pocket? Toss it in here! High quality paintings and photography. Personally I know absolutely nothing about art appraisal, and prices so I was shocked to see the prices of some paintings. They seemed to range from $1,200 to $16,000!! That's crazy to me! But hey-- someone put time and effort in their work and it is very evident! There's two floors of rooms as well as another building connected by a quaint little garden area. The whole place takes at least 30 minutes to walk around to admire and take in the work, so give yourself some time!

Reasonably priced art in a terrific venue...just wished it would have been easier to find someone…read moreto chat with about the art let alone purchase something.