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2.02.23
Lil’ Sasquatch at Laugh Boston
From his early days of funny memes on Twitter now on the big stage. Lil Sasquatch AKA Harry is coming back home to Boston! This Massachusetts native has an outstanding social media presence and is now the host of one of the biggest podcasts in Barstool Sports. See him at Laugh Boston this month!
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2.11.23
Winter Warmer at Moakley Park
Free fun at Moakley Park! Join us Saturday, February 11th from 12:00PM–2:00PM for a fun afternoon of drinks, snacks, crafts, and more! You can also catch a musical performance by A Trike Called Funk.
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2.11.23
Boston Summer Job Fair
The Boston Summer Job fair for high school and college students is on Saturday, February 11th from 3:30PM–5:30PM. This will be held at Artists for Humanity. Register early!
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2.15.23
Galentine's Day: Women's Networking Night
Join the Boston Young Professionals Association from 6:00PM–8:00PM at the W XYZ Bar at Aloft Seaport and meet like minded, business-oriented women. Expect a night with food, drink, ideas and swag bags!
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All Month Long
Dumpling Class at Mei Mei Dumpling Factory
Learn something new this month and impress all your friends with your new culinary skills. Join the two-time winner of Boston Magazine’s “Best Dumplings,” Chef Irene Li and her team for a hands-on dumpling making experience at the new Mei Mei Dumpling Factory at IronWorks.
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2.25.23
Sullivans on Castle Island is Open
Back open again for its 73rd season! The classic beach food and the beauty of the island makes the perfect combination for a day with family and friends. Visiting Sullivan’s Castle Island is an unforgettable New England experience.
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A new green neighborhood for ingenious South Boston. The landscape of mix-use area allows for the growth of South Boston’s creative community, phrased perfectly by local composer Noa Beazley.
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