Wachusett Mountain wants you to come out and ski sooo much, they'll even send a shuttle out to get you for FREE from the Fitchburg commuter rail station. Skiing packages vary depending on what you plan on doing and how many people you [more...]

The Boston African National Site is a collection of historical sites and landmarks pertaining to black history prior to the Civil War. The over 2 dozen sites, include schools, businesses, churches, homes, and other historic buildings [more...]

The Charles River Conservancy is dedicated to making sure one of Boston signature features remains pristine for years to come. By volunteering with this organization, you can take part in group clean-up events, and know that your small [more...]

Boston Kendo Kyokai is a center for learning about, studying, and practicing the ancient form of Japanese fencing. Classes are offered year-round for both adult and student rates, while kids may attend for free. Events include promotion [more...]

Bread & Jams Boston is a non-profit organization that helps people with the transitional periods associated with being homeless or at risk. In addition to accepting a variety of donations, be it money, material, or otherwise, you [more...]

The Greater Boston Food Bank provides food to needy peoples throughout eastern Massachusetts through the generosity of volunteers and donations. Volunteers provide an invaluable service by inspecting, sorting, and repacking "salvaged" [more...]

The Dudley White Bike Path is great way to get yourself up and out of the city and explore new territories while you get some exercise! Traveling up and around the Charles River, you'll be sure to burn more calories than gas fumes, [more...]

If you're a native Bostonian, you've probably ridden the T more times than you could ever possibly count. I'm willing to bet, however, that you (and your date) have never taken the MBTA ferry anywhere--you may not have even realized the [more...]

Don't be put off by the place name, the grounds are really nice to visit. It's near the Prudential and Northeastern U. where I went to school. My boyfriend and I used to go there to study or read on pretty days. There is a neat [more...]

Commonwealth Avenue people watching - parke yourself on a bench for the afternoon in what seems to be one very long park and watch all the people come and go. You can always grab lunch from the Prudential Center or an icee from Boston [more...]

The Kabbalah Centre on 14 Green Street in Brookline features course, seminars, and free lectures on everything from the religion itself, to relationships, to Kabbalistic Astrology. Call 617.566.0808 to reserve a space.

The Kennedy Museum off the red line T is dedicated to the late JFK and his presidency, as well as the Kennedy family itself as an American dynasty. The building itself is a work of architectural wonder by IM Pei.

The Old North Church in the North End is known historically as the place where the lights in the steeple were used to signal to Paul Revere that the British were coming before he began his infamous midnight ride. Go here for a mass or [more...]

The List Visual Arts Center at MIT features some of the most innovative art shows in the city. The Center can be found at 20 Ames Street in Cambridge. Call 617.253.4680 for more information.

The Busch-Reisinger Museum in Cambridge features art shows and lectures and specializes in art from German speaking countries. You can find the museum at 32 Quincy Street. Call 617.495.9400 for a schedule of events and more information.

The crown jewel of the Emerald Necklace, the Franklin Park Zoo, was so named for the endowment Benjamin Franklin left to the city of Boston, and today houses a wonderful collection of animals from zebra, giraffes, lions, to even the [more...]

The appropriately named Fresh Pond Reservation in Cambridge at 250 Fresh Pond Parkway is a pristine little park perfect for a romantic picnic for two.

Duck Tours are a classic Boston activity, where you can see all the sights and have some touristy type fun while you are at it! Join a tour from their starting point behind the Prudential Center, and make sure you quack at the [more...]

Bargain hunters and vintage shopping fans know The Garment District as a great place to go for great finds. On a date, this unique shopping experience will be more fun than you can handle as you rummage your way through 2 floors of [more...]

For daters with dogs, check out the Charlesgate Dog Run near Mass. Ave. and Beacon Street, Boston, situated along the Esplanade at the edge of the Back Bay. Though the run is a bit on the smaller side, it is completely fenced in.