A unique mix of both interactive exhibits and live animals, the organization that now calls itself simply the Museum of Science (MoS) traces its begin ... Read More

Those beautiful sailboats in the Charles River Basin look like toys of the rich, but the non-profit Community Boating makes sailing and learning to sa ... Read More

Free Friday-evening movies at the Hatch Shell are a 25-year Boston tradition. The family-friendly movies are back this summer, complete with games and ... Read More

Fashionable guests now walk in luxury where prisoners toiled in what was Boston's Charles Street Jail. Read More

Want to embrace the "Oohs" and "Ahhs" of the Fourth of July holiday? There’s nothing more synonymous with Boston in the summertime than the city’s ann ... Read More

For the 25th AIDS Walk Boston which begins and ends at the Charles River Esplanade’s Hatch Shell on Sunday, June 6, the AIDS Action Committee is honor ... Read More

You'll find these swan boats in children's books and nowhere else but Boston. The gentle ride is a Hub original. Read More

A high-tech Cambridge electronics and computer flea market draws thousands of plugged-in bargain hunters. Read More

The oldest commissioned naval vessel in the world still afloat, the U.S.S. Constitution is now berthed at Boston Harbor and serves as official ambassa ... Read More

Hub to revolutionary, royalty and representative, the Union Oyster House captures the essence of America within its 250-year old walls as the oldest c ... Read More