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From game day packages and suites to renewing major contracts, let’s break down what that record amount of cash could buy us at the Garden.
This month, the city will see musical performances from rap legends, rising pop stars, and a couple of judges from “The Voice.”
The store began out of a love of comics and has blossomed into a go-to spot to find pop culture merchandise in the Northeast.
The new, 14,000-sqft expansion includes two new screens, a larger lobby, and an events space.
The menu includes three new vendors, dozens of returners, and platinum dining experiences prepared by acclaimed local chefs.
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Improv Asylum has three new tour offerings beginning this spring — here’s what you need to know before you go.
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The Harvard University Theater will get a new home in Allston.
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The Cambridge bookstore is entirely dedicated to the romance genre and houses a cafe operated by George Howell Coffee. Seriously, what’s not to love?
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Whew, it’s going to be a busy, eventful year in Boston.
If you don’t have coffee already in hand, consider this your sign to grab some.