35 Lomasney Way
Boston, MA 02114
(781) 942-7800
We are a flying Trapeze school Located in Boston, MA at 35 Lomasney Way, indoors at the roof level. We have classes everyday. Come by and visit us soon!
35 Lomasney Way
Boston, MA 02114
(781) 942-7800
Keeping Stroker awake all hours of the night since 2008
As the last qualifying competition prior to the selection of the 2014 U.S. Olympic figure skating team, this event will combine elegance and athleticism with make-it-or-break-it pressure. It’s also the 100th anniversary of the U.S. Championships, and we’re planning a week-long birthday bash to celebrate the occasion. We hope you’ll join us!
With daily live presentations, over 700 interactive exhibits, and a steady rotation of Planetarium, IMAX, and 4-D films, there's always something new going on at the Museum of Science, Boston. www.mos.org
Boston Food Tours reflects Michele Topor's passion for all things culinary. Trained as a professional chef, Michele has taught cooking, catered, and consulted on Italian food since 1979. Michele's cooking classes, market tours and culinary trips to Italy have been featured on television, on the Travel Channel, TV Food Network, HGTV and CNN, on the radio, and in various national and international publications. Michele initially designed the North End Market Tour in 1994 to introduce cooking class participants to her neighborhood and sources for authentic ingredients. In 2006 the Chinatown Market Tour was added to acquaint her audience to yet another of the city's colorful ethnic enclaves. Most tours are led by Michele's personally trained assistants (guides) who have been selected for their enthusiasm, personality, cooking background and professional experience. We are proud to share our knowledge and discoveries with you.
The Boston Common Frog Pond sits at the heart of Boston Common, one of America’s oldest and most treasured public parks. With a winter ice rink and skating school, a reflecting pool in the spring and fall, and a summer spray pool and children’s carousel, there is always a fun and exciting activity for residents and tourists alike. Additionally, the Frog Pond Café (open year-round in accordance with the status of the rink or spray pool) is a welcome respite no matter what the temperature. Visit our website for the latest information: http://www.bostonfrogpond.com Frog Pond Phone: (617) 635-2120
Frost Ice Loft, located in Faneuil Hall, house New England's only permanent indoor bar & lounge designed and furnished entirely of ice. Maintained at a brisk 21 degree's, guests of all ages can enjoy a transportive experience within the dramatic, artfully sculpted lounge serving premium spirits, featured cocktails, local brews, wine & non-alcoholic selections. Frost Is now also the home of The Gallery, our 2600 sq ft room temperature event space. With oversized windows that overlook Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the iconic Quincy Market sign & Boston's Financial District, the Gallery is truly a unique, one-of-a-kind setting for corporate meetings, product launches, cocktail parties, weddings & more!
Kendall Square Community Ice Skating offers ice skating on a refrigerated and Zamboni-maintained surface, skate rentals, lessons, and a snack bar to warm any cold feet at the end of your skate. We’re T accessible via the Red Line (Kendall/MIT)! Community Ice Skating @ Kendall Square is part of a new 10-acre, award-winning development which transformed a formerly polluted brownfield site into a growing community of world-class office and lab space, beautiful apartment towers, restaurants, and retail shopping linked together with 2.5 acres of open space. With ice skating in the winter and canoeing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding in the summer, Kendall Square is now home to year-round outdoor fun.
The Microsoft New England Research & Development Center (NERD) is a research and software innovation campus located in the heart of Cambridge, Massachusetts. The NERD vertical campus spans two buildings with its primary presence and conference center located at One Memorial Drive and an expanded space located at One Cambridge Center. NERD is home to some of Microsoft’s most strategic teams including Microsoft Research New England, Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V), SharePoint Workspace, SQL Advanced Information Processing, Microsoft Advertising, Microsoft Lync, Microsoft Office 365 and more. NERD has become a hub of activity for the local community and has hosted more than 1,000 events and welcomed more than 80,000 visitors for learning and networking since opening.
The Boston Harbor Latin Cruises have been the most anticipated entertainment of the summer since 2003. Nothing compares to this three level party on the water. The top floor is a peaceful outdoor deck with stunning skyline views of the city and sunset. There is Latin dancing on two floors and the boat features a full cash bar. Traditional delicious Latin food is available for only $12 a plate in advance ($14 at the dock) and includes slow roasted pork, rice and beans, chicken and vegetables and salad. The Friday cruises are 21+, the Sunday cruises are all ages. Tickets can be purchased online or at a ticket outlet for $25 in advance or at the dock for $30. The 4th of July tickets are $35 in advance and $45 at the dock. Boarding begins at 7:00/7:30, please do not be late! We depart at 8:00 on the dot, no exceptions. The boat returns to the harbor at 10:30 and from there everyone heads to Mojitos. The first 100 people to arrive at Mojitos with their cruise ticket stub will receive free admission to Mojitos. The party continues until 2:00.
Boston Sea Lightning Speedboat Adventure, the newest and most exciting thrill ride on Boston Harbor. Feel the raw power, speed, wind and excitement on Boston’s Sea Lightning Speedboat. Climb aboard and get ready for an exciting 60 minutes tour of Boston’s historic waterfront. Once we clear the no wake zone, it’s time to pick up the speed, blast the music and have some FUN. Boston Sea Lightning will navigate its way to JFK Library and Fort Independence while passing many of the small islands that dot Boston harbor. On our return, enjoy the many historical harbor sites such as the Nantucket Light Ship, the USS Constitution, Tea Party Ship and Museum and the amazing Boston skyline. It’s a perfect balance of speed and sightseeing. It’s PURE Exhilarating FUN.
The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is dedicated to telling the story of December 16, 1773. Join Sam Adams and the Sons of Liberty as we take part in the single most important event leading up to the American Revolution! Throw tea overboard from one of two fully-restored 18th century sailing vessels. See the Robinson Half Chest, one of only two known surviving tea chests from the Boston Tea Party of 1773. Be inspired by the award-winning film "Let it Begin Here". Come relive the famous night that forever changed the course of American History! Follow us on our other social media channels to stay up to date with all things Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum! Twitter: @BostonTeaShip https://twitter.com/bostonteaship Instagram: @BostonTeaPartyShips https://www.instagram.com/bostonteapartyships/ Pinterest: Historic Tours of America https://www.pinterest.com/historictours YouTube: BostonTeaPartyShips https://www.youtube.com/user/bostonteapartyships
About Boston Children’s Museum Boston Children’s Museum is the second oldest, and one of the most influential children’s museums in the world. It was founded in 1913 by the Science Teachers' Bureau, a group of visionary educators dedicated to providing new resources for both teachers and students, as a center for the exchange of materials and ideas to advance the teaching of science. For over 100 years it has been engaging children in joyful discovery experiences that instill an appreciation of our world, develop foundational skills, and spark a lifelong love of learning. The Museum’s exhibits and programs emphasize hands-on engagement and learning through experience, employing play as a tool to spark the inherent creativity, curiosity, and imagination of children. Designed for children and families, Museum exhibits focus on science, culture, environmental awareness, health & fitness, and the arts. In addition to extensive child-centered exhibits, Museum educators develop numerous programs and activities that address literacy, performing arts, science and math, visual arts, cultures, and health and wellness. The Museum is also one of the few children’s museums in the world to maintain a collection. The Museum’s collections of Americana, Natural History, Global Culture, Native American, Dolls and Dollhouses, and Japanese artifacts encompass more than 50,000 items. As one of the largest children’s museums in the world, Boston Children’s Museum also provides museum consulting services and creates award winning traveling exhibits, staff training curriculum, and exhibit kits for Museum professionals.