Join All She Wrote Books on Wednesday, October 7th at 6:30pm, as we welcome author Betty Corrello to celebrate the release of her newest romance — Back for Seconds! Back for Seconds is a sexy, sensory holiday exploration of how food, sex, connection, and community can make even the darkest days shine bright with hope and love. It’s about letting yourself be seen—mess and all. This book launch event will include a reading and conversation, an audience Q&amp;A, and a signing by Betty! "Inclusivity" isn't just a buzzword to us. We make every effort to ensure our space and events are accessible to and for everyone. If you or someone in your party needs accommodations, please email us at <a href="http://mailto:info@allshewrotebooks.com/">info@allshewrotebooks.com</a>. About Back for Seconds Two cups of chaos, a dash of generational trauma, and a pinch of Christmas magic. June Alfiero is just trying to survive her first Christmas post-divorce. If growing up the only daughter of Evergreen’s boardwalk pizza king taught her anything, it’s how to eat or be eaten. She’s done indulging family drama; she refuses to play games with her ex; and she definitely will not be falling for the viral vegan homecook&nbsp;she accidentally dragged on TikTok after one too many margaritas.&nbsp; But when June comes face-to-face with the Adonis himself, Joey Pagano is nothing like his digital footprint. He’s patient. Earnest. Maddeningly kind. And navigating his own heartbreak. The more time they spend together, sharing home-cooked meals and soft confessions,—the more June’s hardened exterior begins to melt.&nbsp; Suddenly, her small Jersey Shore town is serving up more than bittersweet nostalgia: it’s late-night kitchen experiments, flirty bickering, shared secrets, and the kind of steady companionship June had given up on. Joey doesn’t shy away from her mess—he pulls up a chair, pours a glass of wine, and asks for seconds. With every boardwalk stroll and cozy, flour-dusted moment, June feels something inside her unclench. Maybe healing doesn’t have to be quiet. Maybe it can be loud, joyful, and a little chaotic—just like Evergreen at Christmas. But bearing her soul to Joey means risking the kind of heartbreak she’s barely recovered from. Will June take a chance on the delicious magic growing between them—or close the door before Joey can knock again? About the Author Betty Corrello (she/her) is an author of contemporary romances, including Summertime Punchline and 32 Days in May, and a comedian. Despite her hardened exterior, she is biologically 95% marshmallow. Betty blames this on the abundance of water in her astrological chart. Her greatest passion is writing stories where opposites attract, but love is chosen. In addition to many other troubling things, Betty is a proud Philadelphian.

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What You Can Bring/ Cost to You: - $5 each: each for Computer Towers,Laptops, DVD Players, VCR's, Small Printers, Stereos, Radios, Alarm Clocks, Speakers, Video Game Consoles, Table Lamps, Fans, Hair Dryers, Curling Irons, Projectors, Power Tools, Drills, Cameras, Clocks, Trophies, Frying Pans, Holiday Lights, Other Small Electronics. - $10 each for Small Household Appliances, Vacuum Cleaners/Roomba, Toaster Ovens, Ceiling Fans, Floor Lamps, Air Fryers, Electric Grills, Hot Plates, Small Radiators, Keyboard Pianos, Coffee Makers, Ice Makers, Sewing Machines, Car Seats, Strollers. - $20 each for Flat Screen Computer Monitors, Microwaves, Dehumidifiers, Air Conditioners, Water Coolers, Large Printers/Copiers, Leaf Blowers, Chainsaws, Heat Lamps, Artificial Christmas Trees, Fire Extinguishers, Propane Tanks (Empty). - $25 each for TVs up to 26," CRT Monitors, Outdoor Grills, Dorm Sized Refrigerators. - $30 each for TVs between 26" and 35," White Goods, Washing Machines, Dryers, Stoves, Dishwashers, Large Appliances, Large Yard Equipment,Treadmills, Exercise Equipment, Snow Blowers, Lawn Mowers, Rototillers, Large Generators, Motors, Water Tanks, Water Heaters. - $35 each for TVs over 36," Large Refrigerators, Ride-On Lawn Mowers. - $40 each for Projection TVs. - FREE! (Cash Donations Appreciated): Cell Phones, Bicycles (reusable please!), Video Game Media and Accessories, Wires, Cables, Chargers, Car/Truck Batteries, DVD's, Keyboards, Tablets. When you arrive, please follow the cones and directions from the workers. Bring your vehicle as close to the truck or dumpster as possible. Feel free to remain in your vehicle, our workers will unload your items for you. Residents from all towns and communities are welcome to recycle. The event will be rain or shine. Computer hard drives will be destroyed during the recycling process, but can be removed on-site at the event for an additional charge. Cash payment is preferred, but checks will be an acceptable form of payments over $30. For additional questions, Business Cleanouts or to work with us to host an event with your organization: Greendayrecycling.net Email: GreenDayRecyclingMA@Gmail.com Category: Community

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It’s summertime, my Boston friends. Soak up the sun and plan a little day trip getaway to one of these 13 beaches outside the city using the MBTA Commuter Rail. Pack some sunscreen and get ready for a sandy adventure. Don't forget to take advantage of the <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/10-commuter-rail-weekends-boston-395708">$10 MBTA Commuter Rail Weekend Pass</a>, which offers unlimited rides on Saturdays, Sundays, and holiday weekends for just $10. by Yelena Nicolle Salvador Note: These destinations are just a short ride away from the closest MBTA station. Take a ~15 minute rideshare with friends and family, hop on a bike, walk, or consider other eco-friendly options after taking the Commuter Rail. 1) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/front-beach-on-sandy-bay-rockport-ma-rockport-1021368">Front Beach</a> Where: Rockport Closest Commuter Rail Station: Rockport Info: Rockport is one of the most iconic coastal towns in MA that is easily accessible through the Newbury/Rockport Line. Spend the afternoon on this popular and quiet beach that’s right next to the downtown area. Once you get hungry or need a break from the sun, explore the shops in the area. 2) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/back-beach-on-sandy-bay-rockport-ma-rockport-1021369">Back Beach</a> Where: Rockport Closest Commuter Rail Station: Rockport Info: Hop on the Newbury/Rockport Line and you’ll find just across the way from Front Beach is Rockport’s Back Beach. This rockier coastline is great for a stroll and is prized for its scuba diving treasures.  3) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/pebble-beach-rockport-ma-rockport-1021370">Pebble Beach</a> Where: Rockport Closest Commuter Rail Station: Rockport Info: Take the Newbury/Rockport Line and hop on over to this beach which is covered in, you guessed it, pebbles. Folks love the sound of the waves as the water hits these smooth rocks. Take a stroll at this beach if you’re looking for a peaceful retreat.   4) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/good-harbor-beach-gloucester-ma-gloucester-1021371">Good Harbor Beach</a> Where: Gloucester Closest Commuter Rail Station: Gloucester  Info: Good Harbor Beach is one of the most popular destinations off the Newbury/Rockport Line. Come to this spot at low tide and take a stroll to the little Salt Island off the coast. People love the white sand, the views of the mansion, and clear water.  5) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/singing-beach-manchester-by-the-sea-ma-manchester-by-the-sea-1021372">Singing Beach</a> Where: Manchester-by-the-Sea Closest Commuter Rail Station: Manchester Info: A chilly plunge awaits you after taking the Newbury/Rockport Line. Folks love the way the ocean sings as it hits the golden sand. Just a quick note that there is a $10 walk on fee to enter during the summer, but it’s free off-season.  6) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/crane-beach-on-the-crane-estate-ipswich-ma-ipswich-1021364">Crane Beach</a> (pictured) Where: Ipswich Closest Commuter Rail Station: Ipswich Info: This clean, beautiful beach is a favorite off the Newbury/Rockport Line, especially since it’s the site of conservation efforts and the home of nesting piping plovers. The shoreline runs for miles and you can take a short walk on the sand dune trails too. 7) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/lynn-shore-nahant-beach-reservation-nahant-1021389">Lynn/Nahant Beach Reservation (Long Beach)</a> Where: Nahant Closest Commuter Rail Station: Lynn Interim Info: If you are looking for a shorter day trip, take the Newbury/Rockport Line to Nahant Beach for a peaceful retreat away from the city. The sand is soft and fine, the water is clear, and the waves aren’t too strong for a swim. You can  8) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/plum-island-beach-newburyport-ma-newburyport-1021390">Plum Island Beach</a> Where: Newburyport Closest Commuter Rail Station: Newburyport Info: Take the Newbury/Rockport Line and get ready for a peaceful day on the shore. Folks love to fish here and watch the boats pass by from the bay area. Take a stroll to the lighthouse or spot some piping plovers.  9) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/dane-street-beach-beverly-ma-beverly-1021391">Dane Street Beach</a> Where: Beverly Closest Commuter Rail Station: Beverly Info: Hop on the Newbury/Rockport Line and make your way to Dane Street Beach. This spot is small but quaint. You’ll be able to see North Salem and you’ll have access to a park right next door. Walk down the street to visit the sandy shores of Independence Park and learn about the history of the navy.  10) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/devereux-beach-marblehead-ma-marblehead-1021392">Devereux Beach</a> Where: Marblehead Closest Commuter Rail Station: Swampscott Info: All aboard the Newbury/Rockport Line! Head to this beach in the heart of Marblehead for a calming escape. The shoreline is rocky and perfect for hunting for the best fun-shaped stones and colorful seaglass. There are shaded picnic tables and a playground for everyone to enjoy. 11) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/nantasket-beach-reservation-hull-ma-hull-1021393">Nantasket Beach</a> Where: Hull Closest Commuter Rail Station: Nantasket Junction Info: Nantasket Beach, right off the Greenbush Line, is a popular destination for those who live in the city and are looking to get away. There’s always “a place in the sun for everyone” at this South Shore beach that stretches for a mile long and boasts beautiful tide pools that reflect vivid sunsets.  12) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/bathing-beach-on-hingham-harbor-hingham-1021394">Bathing Beach</a> Where: Hingham Closest Commuter Rail Station: West Hingham Info: The Greenbush Line can take you to Bathing Beach where you can relax in the green areas of the park and take a stroll along the rocky sand. Spot some horseshoe crabs and soak in the views of Hingham Harbor. 13) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/peggotty-beach-scituate-ma-scituate-1021395">Peggotty Beach</a> Where: Scituate Closest Commuter Rail Station: Greenbush Info: Peggotty Beach lies in the city of Scituate, “the most Irish town in America.” Take the Greenbush Line and explore this half-mile of sand. The surrounding small town is charming and perfect for exploration too.

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Make the most of warm weather by getting outside and exploring the many hiking and rail trails near Boston you can reach by train. These scenic trails are ideal for a solo trek, a laid-back day with friends, or an adventurous outing with family. Don't forget to take advantage of the <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/10-commuter-rail-weekends-boston-395708">$10 MBTA Commuter Rail Weekend Pass</a>, which offers unlimited rides on Saturdays, Sundays, and holiday weekends for just $10. Note: Most trails are walkable or just a short ride share from the nearest Commuter Rail station. If you have mobility needs, check trail accessibility before you go. 1) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/whitney-spur-trail-cohasset-massachusetts-cohasset-1019371">Whitney Spur Trail to Wompatuck State Park</a> Where: Cohasset Closest Commuter Rail station: Cohasset (Greenbush Line) Info: Start your adventure right at the station. The Whitney Spur Trail begins in the Cohasset Station lot and leads straight into Wompatuck State Park. With 3,500 acres of woods and over 40 miles of trails, this spot is perfect for hiking, biking, and even picnicking. The trail is stroller- and wheelchair-friendly, and bikes are allowed on the Greenbush Line year-round. 2) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/blue-hills-reservation-milton-massachusetts-milton-1019372">Blue Hills Reservation</a> (pictured) Where: Milton/Canton Closest Commuter Rail station: Readville (Fairmount Line) Info: Just a short ride share from Readville Station, Blue Hills Reservation offers 125 miles of hiking and biking trails across 7,000 acres. Climb up Great Blue Hill for one of the best views in the area, then cool off with a swim in Houghton’s Pond or relax in the shaded picnic areas. The Fairmount Line runs every 30 minutes, perfect for a quick escape from the city! 3) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/nashua-river-rail-trail-ayer-massachusetts-ayer-1019373">Nashua River Rail Trail</a> Where: Ayer Closest Commuter Rail station: Ayer (Fitchburg Line) Info: This 11-mile paved trail is just 0.3 miles from Ayer Station and stretches into the woods and wetlands of northern Massachusetts. Walk, bike, or skate your way past ponds, wildlife, and quiet meadows. Flat and accessible, this trail is a peaceful pick for all skill levels — and a great way to stay active without venturing too far from the train. 4) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/bruce-freeman-rail-trail-massachusetts-westford-1019374">Bruce Freeman Rail Trail</a> Where: West Concord Closest Commuter Rail station: West Concord (Fitchburg Line) Info: Hop off at West Concord Station and you’ll be just a few blocks from this multi-town rail trail. The Bruce Freeman Rail Trail spans over 20 miles through quiet woods, open fields, and residential areas. Whether you’re out for a short walk or a full-day ride, this wide, paved trail is open to all, including scooters and wheelchairs. 5) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/clipper-city-rail-trail-newburyport-massachusetts-newburyport-1019375">Clipper City Rail Trail</a> Where: Newburyport Closest Commuter Rail station: Newburyport (Newburyport/Rockport Line) Info: This scenic, art-filled rail trail starts just 0.2 miles from Newburyport Station and winds through downtown to the waterfront. The route includes sculptures, murals, and harbor views, ending at Cashman Park along the Merrimack River. Stop for ice cream, browse local shops, or pack a picnic for a perfect summer day trip by train. 6) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/shawsheen-river-trail-north-andover-massachusetts-north-andover-1019376">Shawsheen River Trail</a> Where: Lawrence Closest Commuter Rail station: Lawrence (Haverhill Line) Info: Walk just under a mile from Lawrence Station to reach the Shawsheen River Trail, a peaceful path that winds through the woods and along the Shawsheen River. Whether you’re walking, running, or biking, you’ll enjoy scenic views of the water as it flows into the Merrimack River at an underground waterfall. 7) <a href="https://joyraft.com/event/middlesex-fells-reservation-stoneham-massachusetts-stoneham-1019377">Middlesex Fells Reservation</a> Where: Stoneham Closest Commuter Rail station: Melrose/Cedar Park (Haverhill Line) Info: Just over a mile from the Melrose/Cedar Park Station, or a short ride share away, Middlesex Fells offers over 100 miles of trails for hiking and biking. Spend the day exploring forest paths, fishing, or renting a canoe or kayak on Spot Pond. Dogs are welcome too, with a designated off-leash area for your four-legged hiking buddy. -- Photo: Views from Blue Hills Reservation

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Come kick back and relax on the beautiful grounds of this 50-acre estate. We have put up an 80x30 tent, so we will be operating Thursday-Sunday rain or shine over the next 6 months. Enjoy a rotating list of Mighty Squirrel beers on tap, plus our hard seltzers, hard smoothies, non-alcoholic beers, and more. We will also have our food truck there to serve lobster rolls, clam chowder, smash burgers, wings, birria poutine, harvest bowls, salads, tikka masala, saag paneer, and more. ✨ GRAND OPENING: Friday, May 8th at 11:00 AM! ✨ We’ll be featuring live music throughout the summer- check out our website site calendar for updates. BIERGARTEN HOURS: Thursday: 4pm–9pm Friday–Sunday: 11am–9pm (Open 11am–9pm on select holidays including May 25, September 7, and October 12. 📍Location: Southern side of Gore Place. Parking entrance is at 52 Gore Street, Waltham and then stroll down the hill. If the (free) parking lot is full, there are another 60 free parking spots on Waltham Street along the southern border of the property. Please note: Because Gore Place is a working farm with animals, dogs are not allowed (service animals are allowed).

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Marblehead's premier beach, Devereux Beach's 5.48 acres of waterfront offers a refreshing swim in the Atlantic Ocean, pavilions, benches, picnic tables, restroom facilities, a restaurant and parking. It was once the site of the home of John Devereux (1615-1695), for whom the beach is named. While visiting the home in 1846, famed poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote his well-known poem "The Fire of Driftwood" about spending an evening in this old farmhouse. The home is no longer standing. Devereux Beach is located off Ocean Avenue at the beginning of the Causeway to Marblehead Neck. Get there via the MBTA Commuter Rail:<ul><li>Closest Commuter Rail station: Swampscott</li><li>Take the Newbury/Rockport Line.</li></ul>2025 Parking Rates Apply In Season: Memorial Day — Labor Day 7:00 am - 5:00 pm, weather dependent Resident Parking:  Residents with a current <a href="https://www.marbleheadma.gov/trash-recycling/pages/facilities-sticker">Resident Facility Sticker</a> will be able to park in the Resident Lot. The parking lot gates lock at 10:00 pm. Residents Without a Resident Facility Sticker:  Parking will be available in the main Devereux Lot and the Riverhead Lot. Proof of residency required: valid license, car registration, or current utility bill required. Fees are paid via credit card and are non-refundable.<ul><li>Monday — Thursday: $15.00</li><li>Friday — Sunday &amp; Holidays: $20.00</li></ul>Non-Residents:  Parking will be available in the main Devereux Lot and the Riverhead Lot. Fees are paid via credit card and are non-refundable.<ul><li>Monday — Thursday: $25.00</li><li>Friday — Sunday &amp; Holidays: $30.00</li></ul>Kayak Rentals Kayak rentals are drop-in, please see the gate attendant if you are interested. We accept cash or credit, with an additional 4% processing fee for credit cards.<ul><li>Single kayak: $20 for one hour / $5 for each additional 30 minutes</li><li>Double kayak: $25 for one hour / $10 for each additional 30 minutes</li></ul>Public Restrooms: Open (in-season and weather dependent), typically from 7:00 am - 7:00 pm.   Accessibility: Handicapped parking is available. An access mat is installed at the beach to accommodate walkers, wheelchairs, and strollers. Additionally, a beach wheelchair is available for use from the parking attendant's station. Lifeguards: There are NO Lifeguards at Devereux Beach. Swim at your own risk. View the <a href="https://www.usharbors.com/harbor/massachusetts/marblehead-ma/tides/">Marblehead Tide Charts.</a> Group or Camp Visits: All groups affiliated with a camp, school, organization, or other paid program MUST obtain a permit from Marblehead Recreation &amp; Parks for the safety of all participants. Permits for camp, school, organization or paid program groups to visit and access Devereux Beach can be <a href="https://register.capturepoint.com/reg/facility_details.cfm?facility_id=26256">requested here via the Special Request Permit Form</a>. No buses will be allowed on the premises without a permit.  Beach Closures and Water Quality: The beach and parking area may be closed at any time for public safety reasons. For information regarding closures or swim water quality, please check the <a href="https://www.marbleheadma.gov/public-health">Board of Health website</a> or call (781) 631-0212 for details. Trash: Please place all trash in the barrels provided. Barrels are emptied throughout the day when staff is on duty. Please help keep your beach clean by properly disposing of trash! Picnic Pavilion Rentals: <a href="https://register.capturepoint.com/reg/facility_details.cfm?facility_id=9965">Click here</a> for rental information.*The Garfield Pavilion is currently unavailable to rent. Concession Stand: The concession stand, "Neck Run Cafe", is a privately leased business. For more information, please contact them at (781) 990-1498. Per the Town By-Laws: No pets, bonfires, glass, or alcohol allowed.

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The Chuseok Festival celebrates one of Korea’s most important cultural holidays, centered around the harvest, gratitude and family reunions. Explore traditional and contemporary expressions of Korean culture through storytelling, art making and a curator-led tour! This multigenerational celebration also welcomes first-time and returning visitors to PEM’s <a href="https://www.pem.org/exhibitions/yu-kil-chun-gallery-of-korean-art-and-culture">Korean Art gallery</a>. PEM Pals: Chuseok Stories with Cori Ahn 10–11 am | Main Atrium, Ground Level A family-focused storytelling and art-making program introduces younger audiences to Chuseok traditions, with their themes of harvest and family connection. Storyteller Cori Ahn will also show audiences a display of hanbok, Korean traditional clothing. Large-Scale Hangeul Calligraphy Demonstration with Youngsun Jang and Hannah Jang 1–2 pm | Main Atrium, Ground Level Experience a live Hangeul calligraphy demonstration that reveals the beauty, structure and expressive qualities of the Korean writing system through large-scale brushwork. The featured phrase, 늘 한가위만 같아라 ("May every day be like Hangawi"), expresses a traditional wish for a life filled with abundance, gratitude and the joy of sharing with others. Inspired by the spirit of Hangawi, the Korean harvest festival, the demonstration highlights the enduring cultural values of generosity, community and ensuring that everyone has enough. Visitors will also have the opportunity to write their own Chuseok messages on small scrolls to take home. Drop-In Art Making | Korean Culture through Contemporary Fashion and Design with Cori Ahn 11 am–3 pm | Create Space Studios, Ground Level Teens and adults are invited to explore Korean culture through fashion and visual expression. Storyteller Cori Ahn will also show audiences a display of hanbok, Korean traditional clothing. Curator-Led Tour: Yu Kil-Chun Gallery of Korean Art and Culture 2–2:45 pm | Korean Art gallery, Level 2 Visit the Korean Art gallery with Curator Jiyeon Kim to see how PEM’s historical Korean works from the 1890s and beyond connect to contemporary Korean popular culture. This tour draws interpretive links between traditional Korean art and modern cultural references. Chuseok Selfie Station 10 am–4 pm Snap a selfie to celebrate your day at PEM! Chuseok Menu in the Atrium Café 10 am–5 pm Enjoy a seasonal menu of Chuseok-inspired food and drinks highlighting cultural references and Korean harvest traditions. The Chuseok Festival is supported by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Boston.

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Wondering what to do in Boston? Places to eat? Free activities? Good for a group? Date night spot? Girls night out? The best things to do? Ask Joyraft!

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S4: top picks

The most fun, cool and unique things to do in Boston. Can’t miss events, shows and experiences. Concerts, restaurants, bars, free things in Boston and beyond.

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S11: happening this weekend

What to do in Boston this weekend? From festivals, concerts, performances, free events, screenings and more, Joyraft has the best things to do in Boston.

25+ things to do in Boston/Cambridge/Somerville this weekend

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Our top picks: outdoor dining, free events, spring festivals, best bars, upcoming concerts, museum parties - the latest in and around Boston.  Slug: joyraft-top-picks-best-things-to-do-boston-ma

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S20: c+d experiences

Discover new, unique events and experiences happening in and around Boston. Perfect for date night, good for a group or with a friend. Be the first to know.

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S16: editor picks

The most unique and can’t miss things coming up in Boston / Cambridge / Somerville and beyond. Festivals, food, drinks, fairs, concerts, art and free activities.

Unique and Can’t Miss Things to Do in Boston

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S2 (A): top experiences

The most popular things to do on Joyraft. Concerts, restaurants, bars, events, parties, openings, kid friendly, date ideas, free things in Boston and beyond.

Top 20 things to do in Boston

Top 20: Joyraft’s most popular

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S3 (A): trending experiences

Discover can’t miss events and things to do in Boston. The most fun, unique and cool events coming to the Boston area this spring and summer.

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Kid-friendly events in Boston

S18: interest based

Where to eat and drink in Boston? Joyraft has Boston’s newest bars, restaurants and specials. Drinks and pre fixe dinner menus. Cambridge & Somerville too.