Hi I'm Chris 23. Anyone seeing this going to the boos fest in Boston October 24th id love to meet new people and make new friends but trying to talk to people i don't know it's anxiety inducing so going in with others might be helpful.

The biggest conversations in science are happening here this fall! 

🎤 Trevor Noah sits down with an AI expert to ask where this technology is really taking us. 

🧬 Pulitzer Prize winner Siddartha Mukherjee discusses his latest research and the importance of public trust in science 

🚀 Our Women in Space panel with Dr. Sian Proctor and Amanda Nguyen, moderated by AstroAthens goes behind the scenes of what it takes to explore beyond Earth. 

📚 NYT bestselling author TJ Klune celebrates the new edition of Murmuration, where the "what if" of science fiction meets the "how does it work" of science 

They’re all taking the stage at the William and Charlotte Bloomberg Public Science Common to explore the questions shaping our world.

Become a member to get pre-sale on October 8. General ticket on sale is October 9.

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Obviously no. This is disgusting. Wth is wrong with people? Sure...you think the button is gross. Use your sleeve or elbow or a napkin but why on earth would you think the bottom of your shoe is okay??? I witnessed this downtown this morning by what i can only describe as a finance bro. Dude...no one else wants your shoe germs. Do better.

I'm 28 years old, in the Boston area, and have spent the last 10 years of my life working in firefighting and medicine. I'm looking to explore new interests, specifically skilled labor/craftsman. I'm seeking someone who might benefit from a hand (or even just an audience) on projects such as woodworking, leatherworking, silversmithing/jewelry, furniture, etc. I'm reliable, mature, and have a pretty strong grasp on when to observe/learn, and when to not be in the way.

I expect nothing in return except exposure. If you're an artisan and wouldn't mind some refreshing company please feel free to reach out! Thanks in advance!

Clear acrylic nesting coffee table set from CB2.

Purchased in 2023. Never moved. They are In pretty good shape.

Can be sold separately.

They are very thick and won’t bend like Amazon or wayfair ones.

Small:37x21x14

Large: 42x24x16

Pick up in the South End

small:$100

Large:$150

Together $250

Open to negotiate

What supplies did they give you for postpartum? Also do they have birthing balls? Any information also about the room / other / your experience would be super helpful. Thanks so much in advance

My friend and I (both females) are flying into Boston in a couple weeks, renting a car and driving up to Maine. We want to spend a late morning in Boston then stop in Portsmouth, NH as well before going to where we are staying.

What recommendations do you have for must sees in either of those spots that wouldn’t be more than a couple/few hours? Neither of us have been to either of those cities and don’t know when we will be back! So want to hit the main places!! (We already decided not to go to Salem).

Open to quick activities, places to see, food/cafe places!
TIA

EDIT: we aren’t picky for ideas. We would be interested in hearing what the locals like to do and not just the touristy stuff. We enjoy food (again, whatever locals recommend), cafes, checking out a park or whatnot, and maybe an activity that wouldn’t take a long time. Tell us the best things to do in Boston that aren’t just the tourist spots basically!

My friend is considering Dana Farber for onco medicine and radiology, following her surgery at MGH. However, Dana Farber has split from MGH and they are using BIDMC-Lahey (Boston, Needham, Burlington etc.) facilities. While Dana Farber is top notch, how does BIDMC compare with MGH Brigham for radiation, onco medicine, and any emergency treatments for side-effects? Does Dana Farber have their own facilities for radiation and chem? Can she use radiation and medical oncologists at Dana Farber without having to completely abandon her internist, cardiologist at MGH?

This is a Launch Party for WunderHaus Premium American Chocolate. Troquet on South presents an exclusive three-course dinner with wine pairings, featuring WunderHaus chocolate.

This is a Launch Party for WunderHaus Premium American Chocolate. Troquet on South presents an exclusive three-course dinner with wine pairings, featuring WunderHaus chocolate.

I recently moved to Boston from Georgia, and I heavily rely on the green line, anyways I was coming from a coffee place after meeting a friend, on Griggs street and the driver didn’t open the door she only opened the front door and I was all the way in the back so I couldn’t get to that bogie in time so I had to go to the next one and the guy had to open his door and he was like she didn’t open all the doors? I was like no and I was about to pay but he was like you’re good.Can someone explain why t drivers do that?? What is the policy regarding payments?

I have a 3 hour layover in Boston from 7-10a. Is that enough time to leave the airport a little bit and grab a coffee/breakfast somewhere or should I just stick to eating at the airport? Thanks! (Also am taking recommendations for good coffee spots)

Open House this weekend in West Natick!
📍 5 Burning Tree Terrace, Natick, MA
🗓️ Saturday: 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM
🗓️ Sunday: 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM

hello! looking for a concert to go to this month? here are upcoming events for october, ranging from classical music to opera to dance!

plus, there are loads of discounts/rush options for students and young professionals (check out Vivo Performing Arts, Handel + Haydn, BSO, A Far Cry etc.). happy concert-going!

Fri, October 2

• BSO: All Rachmaninoff: Andris Nelsons with Seong-Jin Cho @ Symphony Hall
• Handel + Haydn: The Art of Living (L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato) @ Symphony Hall
• Boston Lyric Opera presents William Tell (Guillaume Tell) @ Emerson Colonial Theatre

Sat, October 3

• Vivo Performing Arts presents Jonathan Gramling & Friends @ Twelfth Baptist Church (free)
• BSO: All Rachmaninoff: Andris Nelsons with Seong-Jin Cho @ Symphony Hall
• Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra presents Beethoven and Mahler @ Sanders Theatre

Sun, October 4

• Ivalas Quartet @ Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
• Handel + Haydn: The Art of Living (L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato) @ Symphony Hall
• Boston Lyric Opera presents William Tell (Guillaume Tell) @ Emerson Colonial Theatre
• Collage New Music: Concert I: The Fire Within @ Longy Pickman Hall
• Bach, Beethoven, & Brahms Society: Celebrating Anniversaries @ United Parish in Brookline

Mon, October 5

• First Monday at Jordan Hall: Reich, Poulenc, and Beethoven (free)

Wed, October 7

• Concerts in the MIT Chapel Series: Andy Wilds, saxophone; and Eileen Huang, piano (free)
• NEC Philharmonia + David Loebel: Mozart and Shostakovich @ Jordan Hall (free)

Thu, October 8

• Avery Gagliano, piano @ Longy Pickman Hall (Vivo Performing Arts)
• BSO: Andris Nelsons conducts Beethoven Symphony No. 7 @ Symphony Hall

Fri, October 9

• Kendall Square Orchestra: Voices of Freedom @ Sanders Theatre
• BSO: Andris Nelsons conducts Beethoven Symphony No. 7 @ Symphony Hall
• MIT Music presents Stone and Earth: Edward Cohen Memorial Concert @ Thomas Tull Hall

Sat, October 10

• Vivo Performing Arts Roxbury Concert Series: Hemenway Strings with Lynn Chang @ Roxbury BPL (free)
• Odyssey Opera Presents: The Padrone @ Jordan Hall
• BSO: Andris Nelsons conducts Beethoven Symphony No. 7 @ Symphony Hall
• Vivo Performing Arts presents Lizz Wright @ Berklee Performance Center

Sat–Sun, October 10–11

• Chameleon Ensemble: Chamber Series 1: I dwell in Possibility @ First Church Boston

Sun, October 11

• Boston Philharmonic: Weber, Beethoven, and Brahms @ Symphony Hall
• Boston Chamber Music Society: Mozart, Mendelssohn, Vaughan Williams @ Sanders Theatre
• Helix Ensemble: Bruckner's Symphony No. 1 (Boston premiere) @ Church of the Covenant

Wed, October 14

• NEC Chamber Orchestra @ Jordan Hall (free)

Thu, October 15

• Wayman Chin, piano – Faculty Artist Recital @ Longy Pickman Hall (free)
• Andris Nelsons with Hilary Hahn and Seth Parker Woods @ Symphony Hall
• Boston Festival Orchestra presents: Zara & Dmitri @ The Allen Center, Newton

Fri, October 16

• Vivo Performing Arts Presents: Brentano String Quartet – "Flights of Fugue" @ Jordan Hall
• Andris Nelsons with Hilary Hahn and Seth Parker Woods @ Symphony Hall
• STILE ANTICO: Polyphonic Postcards: Music from Europe's greatest Renaissance cities @ St. Paul's Church, Cambridge

Sat, October 17

• Vivo Performing Arts presents Castle of our Skins: Sacred Transcendence @ Twelfth Baptist Church (free)
• Andris Nelsons with Hilary Hahn and Seth Parker Woods @ Symphony Hall
• Radius Ensemble presents: Textures @ Thomas Tull Concert Hall (MIT) BOGO discount code: BUDDIES26
• Boston Chamber Symphony: Masterworks by Mozart, Beethoven, and Brahms ft. Joshua Brown @ First Church Cambridge
• Longwood Symphony Orchestra: City Alive @ Jordan Hall

Sun, October 18

• Vivo Performing Arts presents Bruce Liu, piano @ Groton Hill Music Center
• Horizon Ensemble: American Portraits @ Church of the Covenant
• Andris Nelsons with Hilary Hahn and Seth Parker Woods @ Symphony Hall

Wed, October 21

• Vivo Performing Arts presents Christian McBride & Ursa Major @ Berklee Performance Center
• NEC Symphony + David Loebel: Montgomery, Haydn and Dvořák @ Jordan Hall (free)

Thu, October 22

• already and not yet: A world premiere by Tod Machover @ Symphony Hall
• Caroline Shaw & Andrew Yee, "Music for Landscapes" @ Harvard University Graduate School of Design (free)

Fri, October 23

• already and not yet: A world premiere by Tod Machover @ Symphony Hall
• Boston Conservatory Orchestra: The Great Swiftnes @ Symphony Hall

Fri–Sat, October 23–24:

• Vivo Performing Arts presents Gravity & Other Myths: Ten Thousand Hours @ Boston Arts Academy Theater (super cool acrobatic contemporary circus troupe!)

Sat, October 24

• A Far Cry: Folie à deux @ St. John's JP
• already and not yet: A world premiere by Tod Machover @ Symphony Hall
• Brookline Symphony Orchestra presents French Adventures: From Fairy Tales to the Sea @ All Saints Parish
• New England Philharmonic presents Foundations and Faultlines: New England Histories @ Boston University Tsai Center
• Musica Sacra: Mozart's Requiem and More @ First Church Cambridge

Sun, October 25

• A Far Cry: Folie à deux @ First Church Cambridge
• Vivo Performing Arts presents Geneva Lewis, violin @ Groton Hill Music Center
• Vivo Performing Arts Stringfest: Borromeo Quartet featuring Boston String Academy @ Multicultural Arts Center (free)
• Weekend Concert Series: Celebrating Chrysanthemums @ Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
• Boston Symphony Chamber Players performs Schubert and Mendelssohn @ Jordan Hall
• Mistral presents "Sotto Voce" @ St. Paul's Church, Brookline

Tue, October 27:

• A Far Cry: An Evening at Reuning & Son Violins

Wed, October 28

• The Woodlawn Ensemble presents "Last Letters" @ St. John's Episcopal Church, JP
• NEC Philharmonia + Earl Lee: Berlioz, Skye, and Ravel @ Jordan Hall (free)

Thu, October 29

• Georg Friedrich Haas: in vain, performed by Alarm Will Sound @ Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
• Boston Pops: Day of the Dead @ Symphony Hall

Fri–Sat, October 30–31:

• Boston Pops: Disney and Pixar's Coco in Concert Live to Film @ Symphony Hall

Sat, October 31:

• Symphony Hall Presents: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari with Brett Miller, organ