The Dedham VFW is exactly what you would expect. This venue is welcoming, the staff is friendly,…read moreand it's located in a part of town where there isn't a whole lot of hustle and bustle.

The bartenders are extremely friendly, customers are funny and welcoming! So comfortable going…read morehere!

I joined Post 76 in January of 2019. I wasn't aware of any controversy. I do know that the…read moremembers/leadership I've met are great people who are dedicated to veterans and the community alike. I've personally observed many people of color at the post having a great time. Everyone gets along fine. What happened in the past does not effect the mission now. We are dedicated to helping each other and our community. Happy Centennial Legionnaires! Sincerely, Rich Perry USCG QMC (ret).

Tonight was a very Special Evening of HOPE, HEALING & CELEBRATION with…read more A "GOSPEL CONCERT", Honoring all who have lost their lives to Cancer, and Celebrating the Strength and Courage of Cancer Survivors! It is also in Loving Memory of Aleida F. Miranda and Jie Pan. Our Minister of Music JONATHAN SINGLETON along with Musical Artists NICHELLE MUNGO, TOLIETH RATTIGAN, JONATHAN GRAMLING and DARLENE WYNN PERFORMING ON STAGE TO A ROOM FULL OF ENTHUSIASTIC GUESTS AND SPECIAL GUESTS SUCH AS REV. WAYNE DALEY, Blessings from Dr. JEANNETTE CALLAHAN, Remembrance & Prayer by HERSHEY FIDALGO, Prayer of Healing & Comfort by DEACON SHARON KEYES 12th Baptist Church, and Closing Remarks by Attorney LINDA CHAMPION, Who made this Successful Evening of Love possible by her Committee to Elect LINDA CHAMPION for SUFFOLK COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY to be held on SEPTEMBER 1, 2026 PRIMARY ELECTION. Linda Champion has been instrumental in sponsoring Events such as this and other Artists and More than with bumper stickers or buttons! She is committed to her community and will continue her efforts in making everyone feel safe, protected, and let each person who needs her help a VOICE! THANK YOU LINDA CHAMPION! Thank you to the many who made this night a big success for the community, such as the Volunteers who worked tirelessly with great convictions, the musicians and singers, the Church Leaders and the Congregation. Each and everyone made this night possible. I personally had a wonderful time and this venue was the perfect spot to bring all of us together in faith, hope and love! But prior to the evenings events a light meal was offered to its guests and a one also could enjoy their favorite beverage! It was a memorable evening and Linda Champion was exceptionally gracious and thankful for all who attended! Talking to her as she beamed with a smile ear to ear to see everyone together! A Night to Remember!

Extremely bad communication. We booked our event elsewhere as this place did not feel reliable.read more

Great family night of Men's Lacrosse. Classic old school stadium with fast paced fun. Definitely…read morerecommend this for all members of the family. Prices start in the low $20's all the up-to $45 for the best seating. It's a quick season so don't let it pass you by.

I'm not sure this is the correct address anymore but regardless all you need to know is Boston…read moreCannon of Major League Lacrosse plays it's games at Harvard Stadium and is a super value. Most tickets are $15 and is more or less open seating. The play is fast and furious and the crowd is made up mostly of young lacrosse players and their families. Really good concessions featuring Redbones BBQ as well as some killer chicken tenders and fries and the usual assortment of stadium/carnival food. The production values are great from the video packages to the dance team to the guy firing cannon shots for every Cannon goal. I'd call it more family oriented then a "guy's night out" kind of experience as there are all sorts of interactive displays before the game sponsored by many lacrosse vendors and the like. The only real negative is the annoying local DJ acting as MC for the twice a quarter contests etc. I know this pays the bills but gosh, it slowed things down and I wanted to head for a beer every time I head this dude open his mouth. All and all a great, reasonable night over at Harvard Stadium and worth checking out

Great Place and Cheap drinks nice little dive bar for Veterans and sons of Veterans to enjoy…read more Members welcome from any Legion non members must sign is as guests

Customer service, friendly. Rules and polices, AWFUL. They make it impossible to rebook. Had to…read morecancel due to an illness and was given a time to rebook, but the time wasn't enough, especially with the holidays around. They were not willing to be flexible to allow for rebooking. It's truly the easiest way for them to KEEP your money. As parents with NO VILLAGE and no one to watch our children we are extremely limited with timing. Very disappointed that I couldn't experience this. And very disappointed that I couldn't enjoy this. I gave the rep the exact date and time that I wanted to book for but because it was "out of their window", they didn't allow me to book. That said, if you ever think you're going to have a MINOR inconvenience. DON'T BOOK HERE!!!

My family went yesterday for a girls' day, and we had a great time painting together. The girls…read moreworking there were wonderful--very friendly and helpful, which really added to the experience. However, we were very surprised by the drink prices. The board only listed single prices, and there was no pricing shown for doubles or larger drinks. After looking later, I saw that the full price breakdown is on the website, but I wish we had known this before ordering. Being charged $29 for an espresso martini, and 29 for a mule served in a plastic cup with no garnishes was pretty outrageous and definitely took us by surprise. I understand now when I put my apron on and found 3 empty nips in the pocket why this happened. Clearly the person that wore it before me had been before and paid too much! Overall, the painting experience and staff were great, just would wait next time and get a drink at the capital grill for the same price after.

What a great theater nestled in a cute little neighborhood! My daughter gifted us tickets so off…read morethe JP we went. There is on street parking and a municipal lot behind the main street business. Enter through the side door and you're in the main waiting area with plenty of historic pictures and local art. The theater upstairs and you're transported to another time. Local theater is so important. The production was good and we loved seeing local actors. Would recommend.

What a special place this is! I did not realize that this group had been in operation for 100 years…read moreuntil I attended the performance yesterday. The building is a beautiful historic building. It is also wheelchair accessible. The performance of Miss Holmes was really good. Good acting, and the set was really clever and creative. They also had snacks during intermission. Only a dollar for a bag of chips or a soda! The ticket price was also very reasonable. I can't wait to see their next play!

I always have a special time at events here. Beautiful grounds, spectacular vehicles, and an…read moreoverall happy mood and attitude from folks visiting. Car porn! This visit was for a cars and coffee lawn event.

Socialite Isabel Weld Perkins and her husband Larz Anderson purchased their first motorcar in 1899…read moreand continued to purchase a new motorcar almost every year through Isabel's passing in 1948. As their collection grew, most of their retired vehicles were stored in the Carriage House on their estate in Brookline. In 1927, the Anderson family opened their collection for tours and, upon Isabel's death in 1948, she bequeathed her estate and automobiles to the town of Brookline with the stipulation that both be entrusted to a non-profit organization for the public. Today, the Larz Anderson Auto Museum features rotating exhibits on the ground floor and select vehicles from the museum's permanent collection on the lower level. It's a small collection, with only about 10-12 vehicles on loan from others on display in the rotating exhibits and 16 vehicles (4 of which still run and drive) from permanent collection on display at any given time. At the time of this review in September 2024, the current rotating exhibit features several post-World War II vehicles from the US and Europe, along with a small display of print and television advertising campaigns. Given the size of the museum, you can easily view the collection without rushing in about an hour. The museum hosts events on its vast lawn during the spring, summer and fall, including Cars & Coffee Boston gatherings that are open to all makes and models and other themed events that cater to specific genres of automobiles and motorcycles, including European, American, custom, Japanese tuner, alternative fuels, trucks, hot rods, and motorcycles. The museum also hosts occasional track days at Palmer Motorsports Park. Check the museum's website (https://www.larzanderson.org/) for more information. PRO TIP: The museum and its lawn are also available for rent to host private events, such as weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, birthday parties, and corporate team building events with indoor capacity of 150 for a standing cocktail style reception or up to 100 for a formal seated dinner.