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Travel and Outdoors

Pack your reusable shopping bags, because we’ve rounded up 12 farmers markets around Boston, MA.
We’re highlighting the best kid-friendly activities that Boston has to offer — complete with museum experiences, animal encounters, and outdoor fun.
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Climb 4 Climate is a Weston-based nonprofit that’s all about creating a greener world while having fun.
Explore Boston while having fun at these 15 summer series including concerts, movies, workout classes, and family fun.
The new pop-up outdoor social space and roller skating rink Rollerama at Kendall Common is now open.
Don’t want to drive in Cape traffic? These five options let you escape to the Cape without having to worry about driving.
Suffolk County is under a Heat Advisory, and the temperature could feel like it’s over 100°.
The 1,100-acre chain of parks and parkways dates back to the colonial period.
Caution: You’re about to enter the splash zone. Take a lap around one of these public pools in Boston.
Boston may be the noisiest city in the US, but these five local attractions allow you to escape the stresses of living in a big city.
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During Revolutionary Spaces’ walking tours, discover the people, places, and moments that sparked a revolution and built a nation.
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Break out the red, white, and blue and prepare to party in the USA Boston-style during the city’s Independence Day celebrations.
The festival will take place Saturday, June 29-Sunday, June 30.
We asked you to help us spice up our social media feeds — now we’re returning the favor by sharing some unique picks.
Our city’s disco party tradition returns this Thursday, June 27. Grab your roller skates and head to City Hall Plaza’s Donna Summer Disco Party.
The airy pastry has roots going back to the 1800s, and they remain a fan favorite at many bakeries in the New England area.
Al Horford, Derrick White, and Payton Pritchard all took the hot seat for a fresh shave at Gillette Headquarters.
The sky is the limit for these round up of rooftops around the greater Boston area.
This new permanent art installation highlights our city’s transit system and modes of transportation through history.
We could be in for a “scorcha” of a summer. The service’s Climate Prediction Center predicted warmer-than-average summer weather in Boston.