Boston Event Calendar for April 2010 includes top things to do in Boston in April - Boston Marathon, Patriot's Day, Red Sox opening game, and more! more »

Boston Event Calendar for March 2010 lists best things to do in Boston in March. Boston Restaurant Week, theater, sports, concerts, and more! more »

For the cheapest produce in the city, head to historic Haymarket, Boston's bustling open air market near the Freedom Trail. If you love farmers markets, you'll love Boston's Haymarket. more »

Explore historic Boston attractions, enticing restaurants, vibrant city neighborhoods, museums, hotels, and fun things to do. Best Boston tourism and travel advice in Boston-Discovery-Guide.com. more »

Boston Center for Adult Education (BCAE) presents a Sales Boot Camp for Authors on March 11 at BCAE's new headquarters in Boston's picturesque Bay Village. more »

Top Bay Village restaurants offer a variety of mouthwatering dining options in a historic neighborhood near Bostons Theatre District, Back Bay, and the South End. more »

Enjoy affordable fine dining during Restaurant Week Boston, coming March 14-19 and 21-26, 2010. Chefs offer 3-course fixed price menus for the Boston Restaurant Week event. more »

Twice a year, Boston Restaurant Week offers fine dining at reduced prices. Read how to get the biggest benefit for you money. more »

Irish eyes will be smiling when The Beehive presents their 3rd annual St. Patricks Day festivities on March 17, 2010 from 5:00PM 2:00AM. St. Patricks more »

With the largest area of Victorian brick row houses in the US, numerous art galleries and artists studios, and tantalizing restaurants, Boston's South End appeals to tourists and residents alike. more »

Discover Bay Village, Boston's best-kept secret. Gas lamps, Federal and Art Deco architecture, and shady narrow streets set this charming neighborhood apart from the city. more »

The Massachusetts Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure is serving up a delicious way to fight and eradicate breast cancer as a life-threatening disease. more »

A Spoonful of Ginger Food Tasting will celebrate the 10th anniversary of Joslin's Asian American Diabetes Initiative. This fabulous evening of food tasting, more »

March 5 - D SCALE, modern furniture design studio/gallery in Boston's South End, presents Bonsai as art during March's First Friday Open Studios event. more »

Looking for Boston tourism information? Use our Boston Discovery Guide Sitemap to find all the information on this website about Boston attractions, hotels, tourism tips, visitor information, things to do, and restaurants. more »

Boston Event Calendar for June 2010 lists best things to do in Boston in June. Boston Scooper Bowl, free movies, Harborfest, and more. <meta http-equiv= more »

Over 30 Boston museums make history, science, technology, art, and sports come alive. Visit your favorites today for enjoyment, education, and entertainment. more »

Top-rated Wenham Museum offers superb collections of miniatures and toys, plus a historic 1690 Colonial house to tour. more »

June 6 - Registration is open for the 25th annual AIDS Walk Boston and the Larry Kessler 5K Run. The 6.2-mile AIDS Walk starts at the Hatch Shell on more »

In Boston's South End, restaurants line the main streets, offering tantalizing choices ranging from fancy splurge restaurants to casual neighborhood bistros, bars, and bakeries. more »

Find the best Back Bay restaurants for your dining pleasure. Use our Back Bay Restaurant Guide and reviews to discover some of Boston's best restaurants in the Back Bay neighborhood. more »

From first run movies to art films, indie movies to foreign movies, classic movies to avant-garde cutting edge movies, Boston movie theaters show them all. Best movie theaters in Boston. more »

Use our Guide to Best Boston Restaurants to find great dining options by cuisine, location, occasion, and price range. Find the best places fabulous seafood, mouth-watering steaks, and more! more »

Just 15 minutes from Boston, Castle Island is where you'll find Pleasure Bay Beach, Fort Independence, and Boston Harbor Islands views. Map and directions. more »

Want to enjoy a day at the beach while you're in Boston? How to get to Boston beaches, the Boston Waterfront, the Boston Harbor Islands, and more. more »

Boston Event Calendar for February 2010 includes fun things to do in Boston in February. Valentine's Day, films, sports, concerts, and more! more »

Boston parking garages near Theatre District attractions and nearby Chinatown with cheap rates, discount rates, and validation specials. Also parking near Bay Village and downtown Boston. more »

Centrally located Boston Common Garage is convenient, pleasant, and boasts relatively cheap parking rates - at least, compared with nearby parking garages. more »

Information about shopping at the Boston Design Center, plus map and directions. Find luxury furniture and home decor, antiques, kitchen and bath products. more »

Complete 2010 Boston Red Sox schedule for home games at Fenway Park plus biggest ticket selection. Come see why baseball tops Boston sports favorites. more »

Do you dream of becoming a famous jazz musician? Or Rock or other Contemporary Music? Berklee College of Music may be for you. more »

The only Jewish-sponsored nonsectarian university in the United States, Brandeis University emphasizes intellectual flexibility and social justice in its liberal arts programs. more »

Enjoy some brews in the same historic Boston bars and taverns where the country's Founding Fathers planned the American Revolution. Check out Bell in Hand, Green Dragon Tavern, and more. more »

The Institute of Contemporary Art, known as ICA Boston, specializes in contemporary art, performance, video, films. This Boston museum's spectacular waterfront building is like sculpture itself. more »

Visiting Boston with children? Here are 45 fun Boston kids activities. Your whole family will enjoy these activities for kids in Boston. more »

Wondering what to do in Boston for free? Here are the top 5 things to do in Boston for free. Enjoy these cost free Boston activities. more »

Gillette Stadium, home of New England Patriots and New England Revolution, anchors Patriot Place, a mega entertainment and Boston shopping mall complex with restaurants, a hotel, and health center. more »

Gillette Stadium, home of New England Patriots and New England Revolution, also stages big Boston concerts. Located in Patriot Place, an entertainment complex south of Boston. more »

Enjoy live music at the House of Blues Boston, located across from Fenway Park. Hear the latest blues, rock, indie, and gospel. Dine in the on-site restaurant. more »

On Boston cruises and tours, you'll enjoy gorgeous scenery, whale watching, Harbor Islands, and more. You can also cruise from Boston to Bermuda and beyond . . . more »

A Charles River cruise shows you a different side of Boston - plus Cambridge, MIT, and Harvard. For extra fun, go in style on a riverboat or romantic gondola. more »

Take a Boston to Provincetown Ferry | Cruise to Cape Cod from Boston in 90 minutes | Best Provincetown Cruise Companies more »

Wondering what to do in Boston with kids? Visit the Make Way for Ducklings statue by Nancy Schon in the Public Garden - a favorite Boston activity for all ages. more »

Where to find the best Boston hotels in each neighborhood, including Boston luxury hotels, Boston discount hotels, Boston airport hotels, and even Boston hotel packages. more »

Explore beautiful Boston Common, filled with grassy slopes, historic graveyards, baseball fields, and even ice skating on Frog Pond. Modern and historic Boston merge at this popular Freedom Trail site. more »

Use our Guide to Boston neighborhoods to discover how Boston is a city made up of distinct areas, each like a vibrant village with its unique character, attractions, and history. more »

Wondering what to do in Boston on chilly February days and nights? 10 fun things to do in Boston in February. more »

Interested in attending universities or colleges in Boston? Consult our guide to Boston universities and Boston colleges to find your top choice. more »

Check out best cruises from Boston to Bermuda, Caribbean, Canada, and Europe.Find best cruise travel agents and cheap cruise prices. more »

South Boston Waterfront hotels near the Boston Convention and Exposition Center, Black Falcon Cruise Terminal, and Bank of America Pavilion. more »

Lamb kibbeh with fresh yogurt and cabbage salad, by Yasin Culinary. Tammy Raabe Rao, rubicat.com Every culture has some variation of a meat pie; the simplicity of a holdable pocket of meat and spices transcends any geography or culture.... more »

DD Perks is percolating my happiness bones. Please bring in a printed copy of the DD perks deal because all franchises may not be aware of this wonderful loyalty promotion. It just might be time to enroll your own Dunkin’ Donuts card... more »

I have often joked with friends, family, and strangers that my wine geekdom spills over into snobbishness. Being a 'wine snob' has become a friendly colloquial term for someone who knows a lot about wine in a world where the converse is usually... more »

This recipe is a delicious variation of the traditional baked chicken that uses only plain bread crumbs. The mustard base helps to hold in the juices and keep the chicken moist and succulent. Try using honey mustard or Dijon mustard as the base for... more »

On busy Centre Street in Jamaica Plain lies the bright and colorful City Feed & Supply. The large mural on the side of the store proclaims “Buy Fresh, Buy Local,” which pretty much sums up what you will find inside. Both a café... more »

Making Chinese food at home may sound like a daunting task, but with a wok and a few key ingredients it is one of the easiest meals to make. There are also enough leftovers for late night snacks or lunch throughout the week. Ingredients: Sesame... more »

Great Ideas for your fresh Maple Syrup! Pumpkin Maple Sauce Maple inspired Nanaimo bars Pumpkin Pancakes Maple & Apple Coffee Cake Maple and Caramel Popcorn Tips for top notch Pancakes... more »

Natural Products Expo East drew over 21,000 people to its Boston business event Sept. 2009. (Photo: Natural Products Expo East)   Related articles Meat is a treat, says Mark Bittman Top five organic food and product trends revealed US... more »

There is no better way to learn new cooking techniques and recipes then to get out to one of the areas restaurants and learn from local chefs and experts. The following three restaurants feature upcoming cooking classes, ranging in price from $48 to... more »

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that babies be breastfed or formula fed exclusively to 6 months, but after that it's food time, baby! Basic first foods include rice cereal and mashed avocado. Making your own baby food is... more »

Portsmouth Brewery Celebrates Kate the Great on Monday March 1st, 2010. On Monday, hundreds (if not a thousand or so) craft beer fans will stand in line for a chance to purchase a bottle or enjoy a pint of Kate the Great Imperial Stout at... more »

You've probably seen popular foodie films like Chocolat and Julie and Julia on the big screen already. But what about Comfort and Joy, about two Italian families who compete for control of the ice cream market in Glasgow?  Or Garlic is as Good as... more »

Snow is angelic. The winter is often perceived as a time of hibernation of life, but simultaneously it is a time that awakens the senses. Blanketed every things: trees, rocks, roofs, pavements, cars, and soil remind us, humans, to come alive, to burst... more »

Considering the issues addressed in What's the best way to rate a beer, I've created below a suggested beer-rating guide. You might call it a gut-instinct guide to rating a beer, though the word "gut" seems either out-of-place... more »

It is International Pancake Day! Make up an extra large batch of pancakes using your favorite batter recipe, whether it is made from scratch or from a pancake mix, like Bisquick, and freeze them so you can savor a homemade breakfast during the hectic... more »

The idea of Valentine’s Day evokes many images. Red hearts. Red roses. And chocolate. Next to Halloween, it is the holiday most identifiable with chocolate. But few countries have Valentine’s Day down to such a ritual as the Japanese.... more »

Surprisingly, not many people know about Applebee's trivia nights outside of the college crowd, which draws plenty of people on Wednesday nights after 9PM at most (if not, all) Applebee's locations. Going by the local area code, the Applebee's... more »

What a glorious way to spend this Valentine's Day.  Take your love to a little part of Paris right here in Boston! Spend a romantic  evening at The Gaslight (Brasserie Du Coin) in Boston's SOWA area of The South End.  This... more »

If  you're looking for a different recipe for your carrot cake here's a special Brazilian way for you. Just add all the ingredients together and start having some fun. INGREDIENTS: - Two pounds of carrots, 3 eggs, 1 cup of sugar,... more »

Super Bowl is to party food what Thanksgiving is to turkey. The pedestal belongs to foods we know and love to indulge in on this occasion—chips, dips, pizza, buffalo wings, barbecue ribs, and the like. Though beer still reigns supreme as the... more »