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• Flo Milli | Wednesday, Nov. 1 | 7 p.m. | House of Blues, 15 Lansdowne St., Boston | $33-$55 | “Anything flows” at the Alabama rapper’s tour with Maiya The Don.
• Phillis In Boston | Wednesday, Nov. 1 | 7 p.m. | Old South Meeting House, 310 Washington St., Boston | $15-$35 | This new play dramatizes a key moment in the life of both the nation and the poet Phillis Wheatley, enslaved author of the landmark book “Reflections on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral.”

• Fashioning Identities | Thursday, Nov. 2 | 7-8 p.m. | Museum of Fine Arts, 465 Huntington Ave., Boston | $10-$12 | Local creatives Oompa + OJ Slaughter, along with NYC’s Jas Knight, explore themes of representation, styling, and identity in relation to the new exhibition “Fashioned by Sargent.”
• Nikki Glaser: The Good Girl Tour | Thursday, Nov. 2-Friday, Nov. 3 | 7:30 p.m. | Wilbur Theatre, 246 Tremont St., Boston | $49-$79 | Whether you know the comedienne from her brutal roasts or raunchy stand-up, “The Good Girl Tour” presents Glaser at her naughty best.

• Fanny’s Vegan Pop Up | Friday, Nov. 3 | 5-9 p.m. | Lamplighter Broadway, 284 Broadway, Cambridge | Price of purchase | Wash down indulgent vegan comfort food from the local food truck with an ice-cold brew.
• Alex Cooper - “The Unwell Tour” | Friday, Nov. 3 | 8 p.m. | MGM Music Hall at Fenway, 2 Lansdowne St., Boston | $74-$150 | See the voice behind the “Call Her Daddy” podcast for the first tour stop.
• Bob Dylan: Rough And Rowdy Ways Tour | Friday, Nov. 3-Sunday, Nov. 5 | Times vary | Orpheum Theatre, 1 Hamilton Pl., Boston | $62-$151 | Witness a living legend at one of the most historic music venues in Boston.

What we tried:

• MassDOT is pushing forward with a $90 million project that will replace a run-down portion of the Bowker Overpass with two new bridges. The plans include adding a bike + pedestrian passage that crosses over Interstate 90 to link the Fenway and Commonwealth Avenue. (Street Blogs Mass)

• $370 million. That’s how much Parks Hospitality Holdings forked over to purchase the Boston Park Plaza Hotel. The hotel, which underwent a $100 million renovation in 2016, is nearly 100 years old. (Boston Business Journal)

• Fred Schoch, executive director of the Head of the Charles Regatta, has announced that he will retire in 2024. Schoch was the regatta’s first full-time employee in 1991, and has worked with the world-renowned race for 30+ years. A search for his replacement is currently underway. (Boston Globe)

• Say “ahoy” to The Sea Hag, a new eatery in Harvard Square. Located at 49 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge — the restaurant has everything from seared scallops to Jamaican beef patties and fried pickles on the menu. (Boston Restaurant Talk)

• The most recent Statewide Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Plan names flooding from precipitation, coastal flooding + erosion from rising sea levels, and high heat as the biggest hazards to Massachusetts residents. One proposed mitigation is retrofitting buildings to reduce future risks. (NBC 10 )

• No. 10. That’s where Boston ranked on WalletHub’s 2023 list of the best winter holiday destinations. The report is based on factors such as cold-weather activities, local weather, and travel costs.