This long awaited food hall just opened its doors this week with 20 vendors in Boston's Financial District. Designed to twist and turn like a Parisian Street, it's located in an atrium beneath one of Boston's most well known Art Deco skyscrapers. 

Two-hour bonsai class that teaches you about the art of bonsai and lets you create your very own bonsai tree, all the while enjoying Notch brews.

The Koji Club just opened their doors in Boston's Brighton neighborhood with the aim to provide a restaurant where patrons can learn about and drink good sake. 

Enjoy $5 unlimited pancakes and $9 cocktails in a beautiful Victorian setting. This one-day-only event is located at the Arlington Street Church across from the Public Garden.

Harpoon's website will show live availability for tasting tours starting at 10am, same day.

Have a Snow Day – Take a stroll through Beacon Hill and see how the snow transforms this neighborhood into something even more magical, grab a bite and a hot drink at Boston Public Market, and go for a skate on the frog pond.

This spot is located within Flatbread Brighton where you can enjoy wood-fired pizzas with beer & wine while bowling in one of their nine lanes.

One of Southie's most treasured restaurants will be closing after this weekend. Stop by to have one last drink & bite. 

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Lace up the boots and head out for a stroll through the Arnold Arboretum, which becomes an ethereal winter wonderland with fresh snowfall.