• Cambridge Brewing Company, 1 Kendall Sq. | Ask your patio server for a specialty pup snack.
• Bone Up Brewing Company, 38 Norman St., Everett | Leashed dogs are welcome outdoors on the patio, which has umbrellas and tents to provide shaded areas.
• Remnant Brewing, 2 Bow Market Way, Somerville | Dogs are allowed at the outdoor seating area, which is available on a first come, first served basis.

Photo by @georgethebernedood

• J.P. Licks, Multiple locations | The ice cream shop offers a pet friendly sorbet.
• Area Four, 500 Technology Sq., Cambridge | The Kendall Square location has a patio perfect for pizza with your pup.
• Coppa, 253 Shawmut Ave. | This 20-seat South End patio is open for pets and located down the road from an off leash park.

Photo by @thepieddogwalker

🐾 Parks

• Boston Common, 115 Boylston St. | America’s oldest public park rotates the designated off-leash spaces, so look for signage before letting your dog roam. As far as leashed canines, they’re welcome any time.
• Peters Park, 1205 Washington St. | Peters Park offers one of the best fenced-in dog runs in Boston proper.
• RUFF North End, Richmond Street | Nestled between North and Fulton streets, this park has turf, agility courses, and a water play area.

• Pint with a Planner: South Boston Transportation Action Plan | Tuesday, Feb. 7 | 6-8 p.m. | Publico, 11 Dorchester St., Boston | Free | Join SPARK and meet the team of planners, project managers, and community engagement staff from the BPDA to learn what’s next for Southie.
• Skip the Small Talk: LGBTQIA Speed Friending | Tuesday, Feb. 7 | 7-9 p.m. | Trident Booksellers & Cafe, 338 Newbury St., Boston | $16.50 | Conversational prompts will be provided to chat with people in a safe space.

• Boston Celtics vs. Philadelphia 76ers | Wednesday, Feb. 8 | 7:30 p.m. | TD Garden, 100 Legends Way, Boston | $93-$1,554 | Tipoff begins at 7:30 p.m.
• Vance Joy: In Our Own Sweet Time Tour 2023 | Wednesday, Feb. 8 | 8 p.m. | MGM Music Hall at Fenway, 2 Lansdowne St., Boston | $85 | See the “Riptide” artist in person.

• Galentine’s Day Sip & Script | Thursday, Feb. 9 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Time Out Market, 401 Park Dr., Boston | $70 | This workshop will give you a friendly introduction to modern calligraphy using a pointed dip pen and ink.

• The Koji Club 1st Birthday Party | Friday, Feb. 10 | 5-11 p.m. | Charles River Speedway, 525 Western Ave., Brighton | Price of purchase | Celebrate the first anniversary for Boston’s first sake bar with sake and bougie cup-o-noodles.

• The Made-Up Matinee | Saturday, Feb. 11, Saturday, Feb. 18, Saturday, Feb. 25 | 3-4 p.m. | Improv Asylum, 216 Hanover St., Boston | $5-$20 | This hour-long, all-improv show is designed for kids aged 6-13 (but parents love it too), with bottomless hot cocoa for little ones and mimosas for adults included.*

• 36º | Mostly cloudy | 0% chance of rain

• Ring the alarm — City officials, firefighters, and community members broke ground on the new Engine 17 location in Dorchester. The $30 million energy efficient firehouse will be located next door to the current house, which dates back to 1928. Learn more about the project.

• Rumor has it that Chilacates is opening its first Cambridge location on Cambridge Street in the former East Side Bar and Grille spot. The local Mexican eatery offers burritos, tacos, and quesadillas at the other locations in Jamaica Plain, the South End, Mission Hill, and soon in Coolidge Corner. 🌮 (Boston Restaurant Talk)

• This month, Time Out Market is serving up three charity cocktails to support the Black Hospitality Coalition, which works to ensure the future of Boston’s Black-owned institutions. The Chocolate Covered Raspberry Martini, Red Velvet Cold Brew, and Sweetheart Spritz will be available until Tuesday, Feb. 28. 🍸

• The Women’s Beanpot kicks off at 4 p.m. today with a match between BU and Northeastern. Harvard plays at Boston College at 7:30 p.m. Score tickets for the finals, scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 14. 🏒

• Cambridge-based Sage Therapeutics has created a new treatment for postpartum depression. The once-a-day pill, Zuranolone, could receive FDA approval later this year or early next year. (Boston Globe)

• $1,328. That’s the average cost of car insurance in Boston, which is less than the national average of $2,014. According to the study by Bankrate, the average cost is about 1.3% of the annual income for local drivers. 🚗 (CBS Boston)

• A piece of history is on the market. Located at 167 Brattle St., an 1883 West Cambridge Queen Anne is listed for $13.5 million. The single family home has won a Cambridge Historical Commission Preservation Award and was originally built by the the architect of Harvard’s Memorial Hall. (Boston Business Journal)

• No. 4. That’s where Boston ranked on WalletHub’s report for the 2023 Best and Worst Cities for Football Fans. Boston took the top spot for the number of NFL championship wins, and ranked third overall for NFL fan engagement. 🏈

• The youngest Terrier is ready to lace up his skates with the Boston University men’s ice hockey team. Through a partnership with BU and Team IMPACT, 7-year-old Logan Gatto has signed with the local college team. Now, No. 29 will get to attend practice + ride on the bus before games. (7 News)

• What’s getting us through February: Our humidifiers. We love the Levoit Blue Cool Humidifier for its quiet design, multiple mist levels, and how easy it is to clean. Do your skin (not to mention, your houseplants) a favor and up your home hydration.*