Things to do in Boston this Month

Things to do in Boston this Month!

Welcome to Boston, a city steeped in history, brimming with culture, and bursting with culinary delights. Here’s your go-to list of things to do in Boston this month—and there is A LOT to do! As spring has sprung, let’s explore some of the top experiences this vibrant city has to offer to embrace the blooming season. Topping that list is an informative and delicious journey through Boston’s culinary landscape with Bites of Boston Food Tours!

Take A Private Food Tour with Bites of Boston Food Tours

One of the best ways to immerse yourself in Boston’s culinary scene is through a guided tour with us at Bites of Boston Food Tours. Whether you’re a foodie looking for the latest gastronomic trends or a traveler eager to taste the local flavors, these tours offer a delightful and flavorful exploration through Boston’s diverse neighborhoods. From our Classic Downtown Boston Tour showcasing Boston’s most iconic foods such as Clam Chowder, Lobster Rolls and Boston Cream Pie to the charming architecture and eateries in the South End, and the rich history and flavors of Chinatown you’re sure in for a treat.

Jazz Brunch at Rochambeau

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Feeling French? Parfaite (perfect) – head to Rochambeau for their Jazz brunch! Every Sunday you can enjoy jazz tunes with the Patricia Scott Band, French flavors, craft cocktails, and Parisian brunch fare that hits all the right notes. Music is from 10:30am – 2pm, and while there’s no cover, be sure to book ahead of time to guarantee a spot as they typically book up a couple weeks in advance!

Check Out Spring Blooms at the Public Garden

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Spring is arguably one of the most beautiful times to be in Boston with fresh blooms popping up everywhere! To get a full dose of the season head to the Boston Pubic Garden to enjoy the beautiful foliage and maybe even pack a picnic.

Attend the Iconic Boston Marathon

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Boston takes pride in its annual marathon and the city bands together to support all of the competitors. The city takes it so seriously that it’s actually an official holiday called Patriot’s Day. Grab your friends and choose a spot along the 26.2 to watch, cheer and admire the strength and endurance it takes to run that long. Then go grab a beer – HA!

Check Out An Event at Trident Booksellers & Cafe

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This beloved local bookstore and cafe hosts tons of classes through the month from boo clubs to candle making. Check out their lineup of April events and unwind for an evening of fun!

Drag Brunch + Cocktail Classes at Citrus & Salt

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Citrus & Salt is a Baja-inspired restaurant with a menu that reflects Chef Jason Santos’ enthusiasm for the coastal fare of Southern California and Mexico. Often to referred to as one of Boston’s “most Instagrammable restaurants,” they take presentation to the next level when it comes to cocktails, cuisine, and design. They also host awesome events, which are a must such as the upcoming Girl Groups of the 2000s Drag Brunch and their Citrus Bunnies Cocktail Class. Cheers!

Coffee+Crafts at Boston Fiber Company

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Get cozy with a cup o’ joe and get crafting every Sunday at Boston Fiber Company. This weekly meet-up of crafters and hobbyists is sure to be a blast and a great way to stave off the winter blues. You’ll love the camaraderie and the support as you finish that project you’ve been dying to finish or start that new WIP!

Take A Swan Boat Ride

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Boston’s iconic Swan Boats will be opening for the season on April 19th! Be one of the first to cruise on one of these majestic boats and take in the beautiful spring scenery in Boston Common. Nothing says spring like the Swan Boats!

Check Out New Boston Restaurants

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Celebrate spring by checking out the newest additions to Boston’s ever-blossoming culinary scene. From inventive menus to unique atmospheres, these fresh dining spots offer an exciting way to explore the city’s ever-evolving food scene. Don’t miss the chance to discover your next favorite place to eat!

Don’t Tell Aunty – Back Bay

Little Sage – North End

Shy Bird – Fenway

Eat LOBSTER!

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Boston is truly a seafood haven and it’s always the season to enjoy the crown jewel – lobster! We’ve made a list from traditional to unexpected ways to enjoy lobster all year round. Check it out here!

Take a Tour of Historic Fenway Park

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Sports enthusiasts shouldn’t miss a visit to Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. Take a tour of this legendary ballpark, soak in its rich history, and feel the excitement of standing inside one of baseball’s most iconic venues. If you’re lucky, catch a game and experience the fervor of Boston’s passionate sports fans.

Catch a Jazz Show at Wally’s Cafe

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Immerse yourself in Boston’s jazz scene with live music at Wally’s Cafe, a historic jazz club known for its intimate ambiance and talented musicians. Enjoy soulful tunes, cozy surroundings, and a unique experience steeped in musical heritage.

Attend a Weekly (Free) Wine Tasting at Bar Volpe

Bar Volpe is a Southie staple headed up by the beloved Boston chef, Karen Akunowicz. As if their incredible Southern-Italian cuisine was not enough of a draw they also offer a FREE wine tasing on Wednesdays from 4-6pm at the bar. This is a great thing to do in Boston this month if you are out and about for a casual evening. You can tune into their Instagram for updates weekly.