Although Boston is a big sports town, it’s not always just about sports. Fenway Park may be the most well-known landmark in the Fenway-Kenmore neighborhood, but it’s certainly not the only attraction in the area. The ballpark’s proximity to the Back Bay means there is plenty to see and do, especially if you have … Read more
We’ve gently suggested before that skipping the car ride to Fenway Park might save you from navigating Boston’s vibrant streets and the quest for parking. Even the ballpark’s own website leans towards public transit as the way to go. But sometimes driving is the only option and, if that’s the case, we want to … Read more
There’s nothing else quite like attending a Red Sox game at historic Fenway Park. Fenway franks, the fabled Green Monster, and the tradition of singing “Sweet Caroline” are all part of what makes the ballpark unique and why it attracts millions of visitors from all over the country every year. But have you ever attended … Read more
Fenway Park doesn’t just host baseball games; it’s also become a very popular venue for concerts and special events. Ray Charles performed the first concert at the ballpark back in 1959. Since then, some of the biggest names in entertainment including Lady Gaga, Aerosmith, Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, and countless other musicians and bands have … Read more
For a Major League Baseball stadium that has one of the smallest seating capacities in the country with just under 40,000 seats (37,755 to be exact), Fenway Park offers a remarkable variety of seating options to fit every attendee’s budget and needs. In fact, the choices can be overwhelming to sort through—especially if you’re … Read more
If you’ve been to a Red Sox game at Fenway Park since 1997 you’ve probably heard—and possibly sung along to—the Neil Diamond hit “Sweet Caroline” at the bottom of the eighth inning. The delightful earworm, which is now a Fenway tradition, never fails to get Red Sox fans swaying their arms in unison and joining … Read more
If you’re looking for the most historic Boston bars, the good news is it’s nearly impossible to venture anywhere in the city without bumping into one. Boston was founded in 1630 and at one time had plenty of taverns where patriots and founding fathers secretly gathered to plot independence from British rule over a pint … Read more
Whether you’re a newbie when it comes the bargain shopping or an old pro that knows how to haggle, you’ll find plenty of flea markets to explore throughout Massachusetts. From Cape Cod to the Berkshires there’s no better way to spend a Sunday than searching for hidden treasures. No one knows for certain how the … Read more
A visit to Boston would not be complete without a stroll down Newbury Street. With its many trendy boutiques and luxury brand storefronts, it’s comparable to Park Avenue and considered one of the most expensive streets in the world. Even if you don’t have the spending budget for many of the retailers that line … Read more
Looking for affordable apparel that wows but won’t break the bank? You’re in luck because Boston is teeming with thrift stores and consignment shops. And because Boston’s cost of living is higher than other American cities, these stores are more in demand than ever since they’re great places to snatch up vintage clothing or … Read more
