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There’s no denying that fall is here. So instead of apprehending winter doom, experience the transition in one of the best locations possible- Boston! Not only does Bean Town provide visitors and residents with gorgeous foliage to gawk at, but a host of Boston concerts, Boston theater events and Boston sports leading up to one of the most celebrated holidays in Massachusetts- Halloween!

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Care to see a Boston concert with ghoulish guitars? Grab yourself some Robin Trower tickets to the Berklee Performance Center on October 1 at 8:00 PM. Then, land yourself some Pink tickets to TD Garden on October 2 at 8:00 PM. Kiss tickets are available for their October 5 concert at TD Garden at 7:30 PM and The Mars Volta are playing a Boston concert at the House of Blues on October 7 at 8:00 PM. Alternatively Steve Martin tickets are selling out for his 8:00 PM show at the Citi Performing Arts Center.

Tote your Kelly Clarkson tickets on over to the Agganis Arena for their 7:30 PM show on October 13 or get smooth with Al Green tickets to the House of Blues on October 15. Pick up some punk with Paramore tickets to the House of Blues on October 21 or get political with Bill Maher tickets to the Wilbur Theatre on October 22 at 8:00 PM. AFI tickets are on sale now for their 7:00 PM show at the House of Blues while David Garrett tickets bring the beauty of classical music to the Berklee Performance Art Center on October 30. Enjoy a Halloween-themed Boston concert with Guster tickets to the Orpheum Theatre or see the origins of indie rock with Pinback tickets to the Paradise Rock Club instead.

Boston Theater Tickets


Blue Man Group tickets Boston are a theater staple at the Charles Playhouse while Stomp tickets Boston are putting a spin on percussion over at the Cutler Majestic Theater. Paco Pena Flamenco Dance Company tickets are available for their 7:30 PM performance at the Berklee Performance Center on October 4 while The Adventures of Harold and the Purple Crayon will entertain tots for a solid block over at Colonial Theatre.

Boston Sports Tickets


This month in Boston sports sees the kickoff of the NHL with Boston Bruins tickets and Boston University Terriers tickets. Major League Baseball (MLB) playoffs start this month with ALDS and ALCS Boston Red Sox tickets and don't forget about Boston Celtics tickets as NBA seasons bounces back into play.

Boston Events - Outside the Box


Worried about what to do this Halloween? We've got the rundown right here! Looking for something spooky but appropriate for the whole family? Head on over to Kimball Farm Corn Maze starting on October 3 in Haverhill, MA. Prime your ears for the sounds of the Boston Music Festival (warning-link contains audio) from October 13-22 at multiple venues throughout Boston- that's 36 homegrown bands for one solid week!

Looking for something a bit scarier this Halloween? Head on over to the Woburn American Legion for Joe Digi Presents- Monster Bash on October 24 come in costume and win some sweet prizes! Want a mellower All Hallows Eve in Boston? Veg out at the 14th Annual Boston Vegetarian Food Festival on October 31 and November 1. Stop by stands for cooking lessons, free samples and consultants sans carne! If you really want to immerse yourself in the Halloween spirit, head on over to Salem for the official Salem Witches Halloween Ball on October 30 at the Hawthorne Hotel. This is where it all begins folks, so grab your broom and hat if you dare...

Halloween in Boston is shaping up nicely as cheap Boston concert tickets, Boston theater tickets and Boston sports tickets become available- but act fast because these Boston events will disappear quicker than a ghost in thin air!



There's something new to see every day at one of the Boston's hundreds of live entertainmentvenues. Right now, you've got to check out the Charles Playhouse's (Okay, so technically that's Cambridge andnot Boston, but this show is worth crossing the river for...) excellent The Blue Man Group.

But if guys covered in body paint playing PVC pipe aren't your thing, you can also browse a complete list of Boston venuesto find out what's going on in your neighborhood.


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If You're Traveling Into Boston...

Boston is known as "The Hub" in New England, and it's not difficult to see why. Boston is an exciting city, packed with cosmopolitan Northeastern verve and culinary prowess, yet oozing all the charm that a city as old as this surely should. There are myriad Boston attraction to choose from, and it is difficult to know where to begin! The Freedom Trail is a famous Boston landmark, conceived by the editorial writer William Schofield in a 1951 newspaper column. Schofield's intent was to preserve and maintain the countless historical sites located throughout Boston, and this desire has been admirably achieved, as the the Freedom Trail stands today as a major Boston tourist goal and one which you mustn't miss if you are to truly relive the glorious past of Boston. The Freedom Trail has been a great success, as the 16 sites along its crazed and distinguished trajectory tell a fascinating tale of Boston's history to its four million annual visitors. Among the major points on the Freedom Trail are important American Revolutionary locations. Paul Revere's famous ride warning of the Redcoat arrival remains one of America's most dramatic memories of its emergence as an entity in its own right. Freedom Trail visitors can see Revere's house, which is presently kept by a nonprofit museum. The Freedom Trail walk is also fun, running straight through some of Boston's extensive shopping and dining sections, including the excellent Faneuil Hall and the Italian cafes of the North End. Other Freedom Walk targets include Boston Common, the New State House with its splendid golden dome, the Old Corner Bookstore, and the Boston Massacre Site, where in 1770 five colonists were killed by the British.


For those wishing to jump off the Trail and simply have fun in Boston, Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market are places you shouldn't miss. Located in the very center of Boston, Faneuil Hall Marketplace, essentially Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, North Market and South Market, are abuzz with activity at all times, proving this Boston attraction is simply alive with history and mad abandon. The bustling area is thronged with diners and bargain hunters, attracting millions of visitors a year. The cobblestone walkways about which the whole thing is based, is always packed with good old fashioned Boston entertainment, such as jugglers and magicians, mimes and all kinds of musical bands, providing non-stop things to do in Boston around the clock.


Boston boasts a huge selection of cultural and culinary attractions, many of which languish in the hallowed walkways and squares of the Harvard Square area. There are numerous bookstores and cafe-restaurants to choose from at this hub of Boston tourism, where the interested traveler can spend hours. The nearby architecture of Harvard University serves to remind the Boston visitor of the city's rich history, but there are other Boston points of interest in the intellectual college town. There are 25 bookstores within walking distance of the Harvard campus, and Harvard Square enjoys a great reputation as a center for literary, political, and intellectual thinkers. The area boasts a fabulous range of quaint shops selling wild and interesting literature covering everything from superstring theory to Hindu mysticism to the green economy.


For those who cherish sporting history, Boston sporting attractions are simply irresistible. Fenway Park is one of the oldest baseball parks in the United States, and the "Green Monster" is a sight to behold. The nostalgic, intimate feel of Fenway is said to conjure heartfelt attachments to the spirit of baseball in those satisfied Boston tourists who make the pilgrimage to the old field, and a tour of Fenway is surely one of Boston's most treasured attractions. The intimate scale of the ballpark makes people feel like they are literally "in the game", and to watch the sunset beyond Fenway is a gratifying experience indeed.


The list of bookstores found in Harvard Square (see below) can be quite overwhelming; we recommend that you select a few at random unless, of course, you have a specific interest in a certain type of writing. Although the specialized nature of some booksellers may not suit the average reader's tastes, consider your visit to some of the smaller shops a cultural experience.


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Because of the Boston's prominent role in the American Revolution, several historic sites relating to that period are preserved as part of the Boston National Historical Park. Many are found along the Freedom Trail, which is marked by a red line or bricks embedded in the ground. Along the Freedom Trail is Boston Common, or "The Common" as it is locally referred to, is the oldest public park in the Western Hemisphere. Along with the adjacent Boston Public Garden, it is part of the Emerald Necklace, a string of parks designed by Frederick Law Olmsted to encircle the Boston. In the winter, the Frog Pond at Boston Common doubles as an ice-skating rink. Another major park is the Esplanade located along the banks of the Charles River. A major recreation site for many Bostonians, it is also the site of the Hatch Shell. Other parks are scattered throughout the Boston, with the major parks and beaches located near Castle Island, in Charlestown and along the Dorchester, South Boston, and East Boston shorelines. The largest parks in the Boston are Franklin Park and the adjacent Arnold Arboretum (both part of the Emerald Necklace), and Stony Brook State Reservation.


The Back Bay district includes many prominent landmarks such as the Christian Science Center, Boston Public Library, Copley Square, and Newbury Street. Back Bay is also the home of two of New England's tallest buildings: the John Hancock Tower and the Prudential Center. Near the John Hancock Tower is the old John Hancock Building with its prominent weather forecast beacon. Other notable districts/neighborhoods include Beacon Hill, Charlestown, Chinatown, Downtown Crossing, North End, and South Boston.


Boston is home to several world-renowned museums, including the Museum of Fine Arts, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and the Museum of Science. The University of Massachusetts campus at Columbia Point houses the John F. Kennedy Library. The New England Aquarium, Franklin Park Zoo, Boston Athenaeum (one of the oldest independent libraries in the United States), and the Boston Children's Museum are located within the Boston.


Along with the Freedom Trail, there are two other self-guided walking tours: Harbor Walk, which is designed to follow the entire shore of Boston Harbor, and the Black Heritage Trail. A popular guided tour is the Boston Duck Tour, which uses World War II-era duck boats. The outer suburbs of Boston, which tend to be forested, have vibrantly colored foliage every autumn that attracts many tourists.


Boston is home to the Bull & Finch Pub, whose building is known from the television show Cheers. Exterior shots of the building were used in the show.



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Logan International Airport, located in the East Boston neighborhood, is the major airport serving Boston. Another airport serving the Boston and surrounding areas is Hanscom Field in Lexington and Bedford. T. F. Green Airport serving Providence, Rhode Island, and Manchester-Boston Airport in Manchester, New Hampshire, are airports outside Massachusetts which serve as secondary facilities. Since September 11, 2001, Boston has been at the forefront of airport security and has become a model for Boston-wide disaster planning. Because of this and Boston's location as the closest port to Europe, it is the primary destination for airliners that experience security breaches or disturbances while enroute to the U.S.


Downtown Boston's streets do not seem to follow a a logical pattern, as they were not planned when built centuries ago; they were created as needed, and as wharves and landfill expanded the area of the small Boston peninsula. Except for the reclaimed Back Bay and part of South Boston, the Boston has no street grid. Along with several rotaries, roads change names and lose and add lanes seemingly at random. In its March 2006 issue, Bicycling magazine named Boston as one of the worst cities in the U.S. for cycling. Boston has been described as a "City of Squares", referring to the tradition of naming the intersections of major thoroughfares after prominent Boston residents.


Boston is the eastern terminus of I-90, also known as the Mass Pike. I-95, which surrounds the Boston, is locally referred to as Route 128, its historical state route numbering. U.S. Route 1 (also known locally as 'Route 1') and I-93 runs north to south through the Boston. The elevated Central Artery, which ran through downtown Boston and was constantly prone to heavy traffic, was replaced with an underground tunnel through the Big Dig. An MBTA sign at the Chinatown stop on the Orange Line. The MBTA rapid transit system serves urban Boston and surrounding suburban areas.


The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) operated the nation's first underground rapid transit system, which has since been expanded, reaching as far north as Malden, as far south as Braintree, and as far west as Newton. Collectively known as the "T", the MBTA also operates a network of bus lines and water shuttles, and a commuter rail network extending north to the Merrimack River valley, west to Worcester, and south to Providence, Rhode Island.


Amtrak's Northeast Corridor and Chicago lines originate at South Station and stop at Back Bay. Fast Northeast Corridor trains, which service New York City, Washington, D.C., and points in between, also stop at Route 128 Station in the southwestern suburbs of Boston. Meanwhile, Amtrak's Downeaster service to Maine originates at North Station.



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