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Farmers' Market at Copley Square |  Copley Square, Boston
20 May - 25 Nov 2009; Tue and Fri only (annual)
Every Tuesday and Friday, local residents can enjoy the finest fruits of summertime as New England farmers bring their wares to the Farmers' Market at Copley Square in the heart of Boston. The market is along Saint James Avenue in front of the Trinity Church. |
Farmers' Market at City Hall Plaza |  City Hall, Boston
28 May - 27 Nov 2009; Mon and Wed only (annual)
On Mondays and Wednesdays, local residents can pick up the finest fruits of summertime as New England farmers bring their wares to sell at City Hall Plaza (along Cambridge Street) in the heart of Boston. |
Plimoth Plantation |  Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth
21 Mar - 29 Nov 2009 (annual)
Plimoth Plantation is a replica of the small farming town built by English colonists in 1627 - the first permanent English settlement in New England. Visitors can talk with the characters who lived here and ask them what their lives were like. |
Christmas Tubas |  Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston
Nov 2009 (annual)
Boston's Faneuil Hall Marketplace gets into the holiday spirit with this noisy annual concert. Over 200 tubas perform popular seasonal songs in a bizarre attempt to convince visitors to spend lots of money on gifts. |
Taste of Quincy Market |  Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston
Dec 2009 (monthly)
Faneuil Hall Marketplace presents a huge range of culinary tastes from some of the most popular vendors in Boston on the first Wednesday of every month at the Taste of Quincy Market. Who can refuse free samples of their specialities? |
Christmas Lights on Boston Common |  Boston Common, Boston
Dec 2009 (annual)
The lighting of Boston Common, a tradition dating back over 60 years, lets the city know that the Christmas season is really under way. A pretty sight, the Common takes on another dimension with the lights laced through the boughs of its trees. |
Paul Revere House |  Paul Revere House, Boston
1 Apr - 31 Dec 2009 (various dates)
The modest North End home of one of the best-known figures of the American Revolution puts a human face on historical events. The wooden Paul Revere House (c1680) contains artefacts of Revere, including silver pieces he created and period furnishings. |
Boston Celtic Music Festival |  Springstep, Boston
Jan 2010 (annual)
The Boston Celtic Music Festival brings music from Scotland, Brittany, Ireland and Quebec to venues across Boston, including Club Passim and Springstep, for a celebration of the unique sound and culture of the Celtic nations. |
Boston Wine Expo |  Seaport Hotel, Boston
Jan 2010 (annual)
The US's largest consumer wine show, the Boston Wine Expo fills the cavernous World Trade Center. Connoisseurs can choose samples from among 1800 wines offered by 450 wineries and enjoy demonstrations by any of 20 different chefs on two stages. |
Romance Is in the Air |  Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Feb 2010 (annual)
Every year, Boston's Museum of Fine Arts celebrates the day of love with a special schmoozy concert. The concert includes timeless songs of Broadway and of Afro-American composers, including Duke Ellington, Gershwin and Cole Porter. |
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