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Birthday Wishes
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Jun 06, 2017
Denise G.:
Does anyone know of any low income preschools or homeless shelters in the area/surrounding towns for kids that may need toys/books? We...
Michael D.:
Cradles to Crayons is well respected. For new toys and crafts, you could also consider Birthday Wishes. They are in Newton and provide... Highland Street Foundation
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Jun 13, 2017
Megan F.:
Hey all, I'm visiting Boston for the first time next week and was wondering if anyone could make any food/sights to see recommendations?...
Amy K.:
http://www.highlandstreet.org/programs/free-fun-fridays FYI certain attractions in MA are free on certain Fridays during the summer....
Referral from June 13, 2017
Megan F. asked:
Hey all, I'm visiting Boston for the first time next week and was wondering if anyone could make any food/sights to see recommendations? I would greatly appreciate it!!
Syntha G. replied:
Miss Worcester Diner The Freedom Trail Don't waste your money on the aquarium if you've ever been to a great one Faneuil Hall - shopping and food Original Cheers bar Mike's Pastry is famous for cannoli Boston Pops performance
Rachel C. replied:
If you like Italian food, go to the North End. If you want pizza - Regina Pizza. Experience the commons and the MFA. It is such a beautiful city.
Leslie T. replied:
Isabelle Stewart Gardner Museum
Erin D. replied:
Boston Public Library, for sure.
Julie S. replied:
https://hmnh.harvard.edu/glass-flowers
Laurel B. replied:
USS Constitution!
Michele C. replied:
http://www.locontes.com/
Theresa M. replied:
North End for Italian food (Trattoria il Pannino for pasta and Bova's for pastries. Mike's is always crowded and Bova's is better and friendlier, imo) Definitely the Boston Library Duck tour Top of the Pru for fantastic views and a wonderful narrative of the history of the city Jamaica Plain for a cool, hipster experience. The Sam Adams brewery is there and gives free tours with awesome sized samples! Union Oyster House
Corey B. replied:
Harvard let me in the main library after I proved that I was a dorky academic librarian who visits libraries for fun while on vacation. And after a few days in the city, I enjoyed a little break out to the harbor islands: http://www.bostonharborislands.org/
Ellen M. replied:
https://m.opentable.com/restaurants/durgin-park/16747?rid=16747
Jon L. replied:
https://www.fa https://www.facebook.com/45120837507 cebook.com/125168630831611 The Haven JP, Cambridge Brewing Company
Lynn C. replied:
Take a free tour of the library to learn about the building and its history. Recommend the Freedom Trail, too. Don't miss the duck statues, based on Robert McCloskey's Make Way for Ducklings. Neptune Oyster for the oyster lover. Be prepared to wait, but they give you a beeper so you can walk around!
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