Five Fabulous Fall Activities in Boston
The weather in New England can be somewhat unpredictable but generally the fall season is most delightful! So, we’ve rounded up the top five things happening around Boston this autumn, from pumpkin beer to hockey pucks, to pigging out.
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October 27
Sam-O-Fest Boston
World Trade Center Concourse, Boston
There will be plenty of beer and food options to be enjoyed, live music from the Mighty Mighty Bosstones and others. Whether you play beer favorites or enjoy tasting the season’s bountiful variety, there will be something for everyone, even you non-beer drinkers!
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October 27 & 28
America’s Test Kitchen Boston EATS
Innovation and Design Building, Design Center, Boston
Here’s your chance to eat as much as you want and meet the cast of America’s Test Kitchen during an afternoon that features book signings, cooking demonstrations, and meet-and-greets. But really you’re there to sample food, drink, and cocktails from more than 40 local restaurants.
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Watch Some Fast Action on the Ice…or on the Court
TD Garden, Boston
Get tickets for a Boston Bruins game at TD Garden and watch the real pros spin around the ice for an exciting evening. The Bruins usually have a couple of home games each week – and on nights when they’re not playing in the Garden, the Boston Celtics probably will be.
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Relax by the Fireside
Lenox Hotel, Boston
As one of the only hotels in the city with wood-burning fireplaces, The Lenox is the perfect
place to escape the chilly nights of autumn.
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Explore the Freedom Trail
Crisp fall days of November are an ideal time to explore the red brick Freedom Trail, Boston’s walk through history. Pick a spot along the way to linger for a meal, such as historic Union Oyster House or the tempting Food Hall at Quincy Market / Faneuil Hall Marketplace.