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- The Nutcracker. The Nutcracker is one of the season’s most beloved traditions, enjoyed by generations, with dancing, glittering sets and holiday magic.
- Holiday Pops. This holiday tradition sees Keith Lockhart leading the Boston Pops in spirited performances of holiday classics and new arrangements. Performed in the seasonally-bedecked Symphony Hall, this year's schedule of Holiday Pops concerts includes shorter matinee performances (with a visit from Santa) for children, and even sensory friendly performances.
- Go ice skating. Things to do. Ice skating. Winter in the Commonwealth can be bracing, but if you bundle up and clutch a hot drink with your mittens, it can be downright charming.
- Downtown Holiday Magic. This outdoor winter celebration keeps the holiday traditions alive in Downtown Crossing. This year’s theme, Snowflake Crossing, will see festive decor and lights throughout downtown, the Harvard University Band playing holiday classics at One Summer Street, regular visits from Santa Claus and musicians, puppets, a holiday arts and retail market, and snack vendors on Summer Street Plaza.
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- Go Ice Skating at Boston Common's Frog Pond. Address. 38 Beacon St, Boston, MA 02108, USA. Get directions. Phone +1 617-635-2120. Web Visit website. The Boston Common is one of the city's top attractions, as it's America's oldest public park that connects several neighborhoods you'll want to explore when you're in town.
- Experience One of the City's Tree Lighting Events. Address. 139 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02111, USA. Get directions. Phone +1 617-635-4505. Web Visit website.
- Attend the Annual WBZ-TV Holiday Spectacular at Faneuil Hall. Address. Boston, MA 02109, USA. Get directions. Phone +1 617-523-1300. Web Visit website. Speaking of the tree at Faneuil Hall, this is also where you'll find another top holiday attraction, the Blink!
- Get in the Holiday Spirit at a Holiday Pops Concert at Symphony Hall. Address. 301 Massachusetts Ave, Boston, MA 02115, USA. Get directions. Phone +1 888-266-1200.
Oct 17, 2023 · Christmas in Boston 2023 guide to celebrating the holidays. Find seasonal events, cheerful holiday markets and where to see Christmas lights with our guide to the holidays in Boston this...
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- Ice Skating at the Frog Pond. Located in the heart of Boston Common, the Frog Pond offers a picturesque setting for ice skating. As you glide on the full ice rink, you’ll be surrounded by the beauty of the city’s oldest park.
- Boston Bruins Game at TD Garden. Experience the thrill of a live hockey game at TD Garden. The Boston Bruins, one of the city’s favorite sports teams, often have matches during the holiday season.
- Holiday Pops at Symphony Hall. The Boston Pops Orchestra hosts an annual series of holiday concerts at Symphony Hall. These concerts are a blend of classic and contemporary holiday tunes, ensuring there’s something for everyone.
- Winter Holiday Weekend Brunch Cruise: A Festive Voyage on Boston Harbor. Imagine cruising Boston Harbor aboard a classic 1920s-style yacht, adorned with festive winter holiday decorations.
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BOSTON HOLIDAY LIGHTS
With a respectful nod to the beauty of a single, well-placed candle in a 12-pane window, here’s a list of some of Boston’s grandest holiday light displays. Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park In summer, the 260-foot-long trellis that snakes through the North End’s prettiest waterfront park is draped in wisteria. Come December, the entire promenade is illuminated by a sparkling blue and white LED installation out of a 6-year-old’s Frozen-inspired dream. Boston Public Garden and Boston Common...
BOSTON HOLIDAY ARTS
Boston Holiday Pops The Pops have performed a beloved series of holiday concerts ever since Arthur Fiedler inaugurated the first “Pops Christmas Party” in 1973. Evening shows are for everyone but are best for those over, say, age 10. The daytime children’s concerts, in contrast, are perfectly constructed for short attention spans: For every rollicking orchestral rendition of “Tomorrow Is My Dancing Day,” there’s an animated reading of The Christmas Story with cartoon images projected on a gia...
BOSTON HOLIDAY MARKETS
In an ideal world, Copley Square would be transformed into a monthlong German-style outdoor Christmas market stocked with local foods and crafts, music, and mulled wine. Absent that, the city provides some excellent (and climate-controlled) alternatives. SoWa Winter Festival Bringing together more than 100 of the region’s best small businesses at the SoWa Power Station, this annual event is a one-stop shop for specialty food, art, crafts, and the like. Favorite items have included nature-insp...
Boston’s restaurant scene has exploded logarithmically in recent years. Throw a stone in any direction and you’ll hit a good, if not great, eatery. But several stand out in particular for holiday dining. Yvonne’s We love Yvonne’s, once home to the storied Locke-Ober restaurant where JFK ate his lobster stew, for its old-school lunchtime feasts and ...
The following Boston hotels offer not just excellent accommodations and sparkling decor but also close proximity to the heart of the city. The Liberty Hotel The famously revamped Charles Street Jail is still one of Boston’s hottest lodging options, with a view of the Charles and easy access to Beacon Hill. You’ll love the upside-down Christmas tree...
The holiday season in Boston includes holiday and Christmas performances, free festivities, dining deals, and more, all starting in late November.
Nov 23, 2020 · The snowy landscape and Victorian architecture have a way of blending together to create a wintertime atmosphere that looks like it was plucked straight from a Charles Dickens novel. We take a look at some of the best things to do in Boston before the snow melts.
