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Bruins Status Rises in Boston PlayOff Season
Boston is one of the few lucky cities that more often than not get into the playoffs with their sports teams. Walking around Boston yesterday though you would think that Boston tends to favor the green over the gold. There are banners lining the Boston Common all for the Boston Celtics. Driving into the West […]
Boston Bruins Win – A Long Time Coming
Tim Thomas of the Bruins stated he wasn’t sure if they were going to win in OT. It seems like a surprising statement but let’s face it that is how a majority of Bruins fans felt as we watched Game 7 go into another overtime in the series. The odds were definitely stacked against the […]
IFF Boston Film Festival 2011 Kicks Off
The Independent Film Festival Boston officially opens up tomorrow Wednesday April 27th, 2011(thru May4th). Where else can you see a host of great independent films that include both Elmo and Conan O’Brien. Film festivals are a great way for film fans to see a wider range of movies than are generally not available at the […]
Boston Marches Into Madness
Last weekend my family and I were lucky enough to attend 2 of the 3 big sporting events over at Boston University. It is rare to have 3 teams contending for spots in the Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament, Women’s NCAA Basketball Tournament and the Women’s NCAA Ice Hockey Championship. Though we were not able to […]
Bill Russell and Boston Deserve a Statue
Bill Russell received the Medal of Freedom yesterday in Washington D.C. Depending on how old you are you may only have memories of Bill Russell as a historic Celtic basketball player but over time he has become even more than that. President Obama made an interesting comment about Bill Russell having a statue put up […]
Mark Wahlberg – Oscars Not About Him
Boston’s Mark Wahlberg has done much to put Boston in the spotlight. Many may argue that it may not always have been a good spotlight. When it comes to his recent movie “The Fighter” though you won’t find many who aren’t impressed by what seems to be the culmination of a twist and turn type […]
JFK InAugural Address – Timeless and Inspiring
The 50th anniversary of John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address is a great opportunity to listen to it and get inspired. Though it took place 50 years ago many of the points were not only relevant to that time but through all time. Calls for “Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You but What […]
Find Boston’s Best Holiday Event Deals
Mayor Menino has kicked off his annual Holiday Special website for Greater Boston. This is the 7th year that a partnership between the Mayor’s Office, Arts Boston and the Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau have come together to offer this central place for planning your Holiday events in the Greater Boston Area. The information […]
Boston Enters the 2010 Holiday Season
This past weekend we went into Faneuil Hall Marketplace in Boston for the afternoon. Our kids have gotten a big kick out of the street performers but we didn’t have anything in mind when we went in. We were delightfully surprised as we stumbled on to a performance by Jason The Escape artist and we […]
Boston Area Halloween Events 2010
The Boston area loves to celebrate Halloween. When people think of New England though or even Massachusetts Salem, Mass comes to mind as the epicenter of Halloween events in the area. Haunted Happenings events have been taking place all month and they are closing out the Halloween season with favorites like the Salem Witches’ Halloween […]
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