As many of you probably noticed (or enjoyed), Boston snowed last week! Although we haven’t got enough snow for a snow ball fight or to build snowmen, there are still a lot of fun activities we get to enjoy in this chilly weather in Boston. Mayor Menino has put together a list of public events for the Bostonians this winter (from November to January), that we encourage you to check out!
In addition to snow and beautiful architecture, Boston’s very own holiday/tree lightings contribute to making Boston’s winter so attractive. Some of the must-sees are Copley Square (Dec. 2, 5:30pm), Boston Common (Dec. 5, 8pm), and Commonwealth Avenue Mall (Dec. 5, 8:15pm); you can find a comprehensive list of tree lightings in different neighborhood in Boston in the booklet, or go to City of Boston’s Park & Recreation site for updates!
We also picked out the following events from the winter festives listing for the ONEin3ers to check out. See the booklet for more details!
FreedomTrail Foundation Historic Pub Crawl (RSVP required) | Nov. 1 - Feb 28 , Every Tuesday
Art & Architecture Tours of the Boston Public Library | Nov. 1 - Feb 28
Made in Boston Exhibition | Nov. 8 - Feb 28
Frog Pond Winter Season Opening | Nov. 15
Boston Frog Pond College Night ($2 for college students!) | Nov. 15 - Feb 28, Every Tuesday 7-9pm
Blink! Holiday Season Launch at Faneuil Hall Marketplace | Nov. 23
Pics in the Parks | Dec. - Jan.
International Holiday Festival | Dec. 14
10th Annual SoWa Holiday Market | Dec. 14 & 15
Most importantly, follow ONEin3’s twitter @ONEin3 to get updated about more fun public events and where the Boston ONEin3ers go!
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