365 Things to Do in Boston - New Tips Daily

When:
Friday, Jun 05, 2015 12:00p - 
2:00p

Where:
The Lawn on D 
420 D St 
Boston, MA 02210

Admission:
FREE

"Take a break from the office every Friday and enjoy games and music designed to send you back to work refreshed and recharged! Every Friday from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Lawn on D, Berklee students will perform a variety of genres for you to enjoy while taking advantage of the colorful collection of public seating and lounge chairs, rotating art exhibitions, assorted games, and free Wi-Fi (schedule below).

In addition to the performances, lunch will be available for purchase from the Lawn on D’s featured food trucks."

Check out the full schedule here

Start your weekend off with a bang at the Institute of Contemporary Art. On the first Friday of each month, from 5pm-10pm, the ICA hosts an after hours event, themed around the current gallery exhibitions. First Fridays feature DJs, live performances, gallery talks, specialty cocktails, and more. The Water Cafe at the ICA offers a small bites menu and full bar - this is where you can find the cocktails inspired by the current exhibitions.

This, Friday, June 5th is Island Time: Celebrating Caribbean-American Heritage Month in partnership with Boston Caribbean Fashion Week featuring Pan Loco Steel Band, Soca Zumba lessons, a Pop-Up Oyster Bar from Island Creek Oysters, and much more!

Admission is completely free for members of the ICA and only $15 for nonmembers.

These events are 21+

When:
Wednesday, Jun 03, 2015 6:00p - 
7:00p

Where:
Boston Public Library 
700 Boylston St 
Boston, MA 02116

Admission:
FREE

"The courtyard of the Central Library in Copley Square, one of Boston's most beautiful spaces, will be filled with music during these free, one-hour concerts throughout the summer. The courtyard will host music that ranges from jazz to classical and from world to folk. 

The 2015 Concerts in the Courtyard Series is generously sponsored by Deloitte and the Boston Public Library Foundation. 

In inclement weather, concerts will be moved inside to the Commonwealth Salon. 

For the full schedule of performers, click here."

Presented by acclaimed experts in the Boston Real Estate Market from Charlesgate Realty Group, as well as local mortgage market experts, our Boston Home Buyer Class is your opportunity to learn the home buying the right way - before you enter a transaction!  Get educated in a casual, fun setting and avoid the pitfalls that can cause financial and emotional problems during the buying process.

Attend our FREE Boston homebuying class to learn:

• Renting vs. Buying: Whether it even makes sense for you to buy right now
• Homebuying process and timeline: How long it actually takes to buy
• Working with a buyer agent: How it works and whether or not you really need one
• What mortgages are still available and how much cash you need to buy.
• Using neighborhood level data (like discount ratios and real time trend graphs) to value properties
• Negotiating 101: How to craft your offer to drive a hard bargain!
• Top 10 online resources to aid your home search

Is this class for you?  Well, if you’re looking for a fun, low key, and informal way to learn the Boston real estate market from the experts, then YES!  You’ll have a chance to ask any questions you want and get the straight scoop from us. Plus we’ll have pizza and beer!  How can you pass that up! 

Signing up is easy, just click the banner below!

Head to WeWork this Wednesday to see five of Boston's most exciting startups showcasing their products at WeWork Labs Demo day! 

"Join us at WeWork Fort Point on June 3rd to connect with entrepreneurs and to learn more about WeWork's finest. Each member has no more than four minutes to pitch followed by a three minute Q&A each attendee votes on the winner! The winner receives a prize (Apple Watch) and everyone will get the chance to network at the happy hour post-competition. 


Presenters: 
Bookity: the only group reservation software designed specifically for museums, historic sites, and other attractions. 

HigherMe: find a job that matches your personality. 

TableUp: helping restaurants better understand their guests and market effectively. 

MatchOn: creating the best way to play the Billions of tennis matches that occur each year. 

Flyp: get multiple numbers on your smartphone. "

Reserve your spot here!

"The Boston Public Market’s farmers market in Dewey Square has returned for the season - bringing fresh local food to residents, workers, and visitors on the Rose Kennedy Greenway. The market offers farm fresh produce; meat, poultry, and eggs; milk and cheese; fish; bread and baked goods; flowers; and an assortment of specialty and prepared foods from more than a dozen local farmers, fishermen, and food producers.

The Dewey Square Farmer’s Market is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. on the Rose Kennedy Greenway across from South Station. It has operated seasonally from mid-May through November for over eight years."

"What's better than brunch? How about eating brunch outside on a perfect Summer day as you enjoy the fact that it isn't August yet and you aren't sweating through all of your clothing? Why yes, that IS better. Here are a few great outdoor brunches to enjoy this weekend, thanks to Thrillist.

The Sinclair | Harvard Square

"The Sinclair has a killer deck and an equally killer brunch to go with it, starting at 11am (or whenever you should happen to wake up). An absolute must is the Bacon Bloody Mary with Fire Puncher vodka, roasted tomato, and house pickles... oh, and a bacon kebab on top. Food-wise, they nail both the sweet and savory ends of the spectrum (spicy eggs Benedict, baked french toast), but why not go for everything at once with the Waffle Burger: grass-fed beef on a buttermilk waffle bun appointed with shallot jam, applewood bacon, cheddar, a fried egg, and maple syrup, served with greens or tots. So, tots"

Stephi's on Tremont | South End

"Kick your useless belt to the curb on the well-shaded patio at Stephanie Sokolove’s Tremont outpost with her comfort-food-gone-mad creations and build-your-own Bloody Mary options (complete with clipboard). From 10am-3pm, chow down on the salty pretzel-crusted crab cake Benedict doused in whole grain mustard hollandaise. Or maybe try the stick-to-your-ribs meatloaf hash swimming in gravy and topped with fried eggs. Better yet, head way South for the arepa con chorizo."

The Living Room | Waterfront

"Every Saturday, Sunday, AND Monday (11am-3pm), Chef Edlbauer escorts you to your happy place with belly-busting fare and crafty cocktails. Enjoy people watching and tourist snarking at Columbus Park from the ample patio and treat yourself to chicken and waffles (self-explanatory), Buffalo chicken dumplings (also pretty clear), and a hefty order of loaded huevos rancheros served on a mod-style lunch tray... take THAT cafeteria lady."

When:
Saturday, May 30, 2015 11:00a - 
6:00p

Where:
Boston Athletic Club 
653 Summer Street 
Boston, MA 02210

"The 6th Annual Liam's Lucky Charms' Cornhole Tournament is scheduled for Saturday, May 30 at the Boston Athletic Club! 

Come play in one of New England's largest cornhole tournaments. Entry fee gets you into the tournament and all you can eat and drink for the day! Spectators are welcome as well. 

Registration begins at 11:00 a.m. and games will begin promptly at 11:30 a.m."

Buy your tickets here!

Take your pooch and head to one of these great dog parks in Boston  (list kindly compiled by Rover.com)

1. Boston Common | Back Bay

"Boston Common is one of the most beautiful parks in the city. The Common allows well-behaved dogs to be off leash between 6am and 9am and again from 4pm to 8pm. Dogs are allowed in the park on-leash throughout the day."

2. Richmond Street Dog Park | North End

"This is a North End hidden gem. It is an entirely fenced-in, off-leash park maintained by a local community group. The park was renovated in April of 2013 and features new paving, gravel, fencing, flowering plants, a trash barrel and cleaning equipment. Poop bags are also available onsite."

3. Danehy Park | Cambridge

"Located at 99 Sherman Street, Cambridge residents love this 50-acre park that features an unfenced, off-leash area. The park also features a soccer field and a baseball field and is always full of friendly, local dog owners."

Check out the complete list here