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Top 7 things to do in Boston this weekend

Meet Boston Common’s free Halloween festival: the 3rd annual family-friendly celebration with spooky rides, costumes, and activities tonight from 4-8 PM in Boston

Meet Boston’s newest Halloween parade: a dog-friendly costume celebration taking over the Esplanade this Sunday

18 Fantastic Things To Do In Boston This November

MIT professors are taking over this Seaport comedy club to debate Artificial Intelligence—and you can join the debate

Boston is getting a surreal new immersive experience with oversized bubbles, a giant ball pit and unexpected worlds to explore — waitlist now open

Last winter, 70,000 visitors came to see Tower Hill’s award-winning holiday lights; this winter, the Boylston garden will glow with half a million lights for Night Lights: Fantastical Forest from November 21 through January 3

The city’s largest outdoor vintage market brings 100 vendors to this park on October 24; the free 5-hour market features a hidden $200 shopping spree scavenger hunt

In 1962, Ken Kesey inscribed a first edition of ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’; 63 years later, the rare copy heads to the Boston book fair

Worth the drive from Boston: ‘Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience’ is now open after 4 years with 4,000+ lights, magical creatures & wizarding wonder

This fall, see how these remarkable Boston venues are glowing with candlelight concerts — from the Gothic beauty of Old South Church to the domed grandeur of Temple Ohabei Shalom

In 1932, a Princeton-led excavation scattered Antioch’s mosaics, sculpture, and everyday objects among museums in multiple countries; 94 years later, the Davis Museum at Wellesley College brings many of them back together in ‘Excavating Antioch: The Archaeology of an Ancient City’

Top 7 things to do in Boston this weekend

Meet Boston Common’s free Halloween festival: the 3rd annual family-friendly celebration with spooky rides, costumes, and activities tonight from 4-8 PM in Boston

Meet Boston’s newest Halloween parade: a dog-friendly costume celebration taking over the Esplanade this Sunday

18 Fantastic Things To Do In Boston This November

MIT professors are taking over this Seaport comedy club to debate Artificial Intelligence—and you can join the debate

Boston is getting a surreal new immersive experience with oversized bubbles, a giant ball pit and unexpected worlds to explore — waitlist now open

Last winter, 70,000 visitors came to see Tower Hill’s award-winning holiday lights; this winter, the Boylston garden will glow with half a million lights for Night Lights: Fantastical Forest from November 21 through January 3

The city’s largest outdoor vintage market brings 100 vendors to this park on October 24; the free 5-hour market features a hidden $200 shopping spree scavenger hunt

In 1962, Ken Kesey inscribed a first edition of ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’; 63 years later, the rare copy heads to the Boston book fair

Worth the drive from Boston: ‘Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience’ is now open after 4 years with 4,000+ lights, magical creatures & wizarding wonder

This fall, see how these remarkable Boston venues are glowing with candlelight concerts — from the Gothic beauty of Old South Church to the domed grandeur of Temple Ohabei Shalom

In 1932, a Princeton-led excavation scattered Antioch’s mosaics, sculpture, and everyday objects among museums in multiple countries; 94 years later, the Davis Museum at Wellesley College brings many of them back together in ‘Excavating Antioch: The Archaeology of an Ancient City’

America’s #1 ‘most magical botanical garden holiday lights’ are under one hour from Boston

For over 200 years, the Hall family has grown cranberries on Cape Cod; today, their eighth-generation farm welcomes visitors to explore its bogs and discover the traditions behind the harvest

Built between 1914 and 1919, this storybook stone castle near Boston is now a scenic state park, with secret doors, woodland trails and sweeping river views

This Vermont mountain retreat just ranked as the No. 3 resort in New England

Take a road trip from Boston to this moving Titanic experience with 100+ artifacts, VR & 360° projections this November

This coastal city 1 hour from Boston inspired ‘Moby Dick’

These 30 New England hotels earned the prestigious Michelin Keys

This $10,000 fall foliage cruise sails along the New England and Canadian coastline from Portland to Québec

Located inside a 7,620-acre forest just 3.5 hours from Boston, this dramatic two-tiered waterfall drops 260 feet through red, orange, and gold autumn foliage

This 92-mile-long hike in Massachusetts has been called ‘the hike of a lifetime’ by National Geographic

Amtrak rolls out $21 tix between Boston and NYC for ‘falling fares’ sale

The ‘Snowmobiling Capital of New England’ is hidden in ‘Moose Alley’—a tiny town of just 900 with vibrant foliage

America’s #1 ‘most magical botanical garden holiday lights’ are under one hour from Boston

For over 200 years, the Hall family has grown cranberries on Cape Cod; today, their eighth-generation farm welcomes visitors to explore its bogs and discover the traditions behind the harvest

Built between 1914 and 1919, this storybook stone castle near Boston is now a scenic state park, with secret doors, woodland trails and sweeping river views

This Vermont mountain retreat just ranked as the No. 3 resort in New England

Take a road trip from Boston to this moving Titanic experience with 100+ artifacts, VR & 360° projections this November

This coastal city 1 hour from Boston inspired ‘Moby Dick’

These 30 New England hotels earned the prestigious Michelin Keys

This $10,000 fall foliage cruise sails along the New England and Canadian coastline from Portland to Québec

Located inside a 7,620-acre forest just 3.5 hours from Boston, this dramatic two-tiered waterfall drops 260 feet through red, orange, and gold autumn foliage

This 92-mile-long hike in Massachusetts has been called ‘the hike of a lifetime’ by National Geographic

Amtrak rolls out $21 tix between Boston and NYC for ‘falling fares’ sale

The ‘Snowmobiling Capital of New England’ is hidden in ‘Moose Alley’—a tiny town of just 900 with vibrant foliage

























