The city of Boston, MA has a long-standing reputation for having a plethora of activities all year round. Winters in Beantown are no exception. Boston offers everything from outdoor family activities to events where you can let your hair down and cheer at the top of your lungs. Winter is a big part of life in the northeast and the city of Boston has things to do for everyone.
For those who want to enjoy the cool winter air and the beautiful scenery of the Boston Common, there is the time honored tradition of ice skating on the Frog Pond. Located towards the north end of the Boston Common, the Frog Pond Skating Rink is a winter tradition for residents and visitors of all ages in the city. Admission is only $4 for guests over 13 and everyone younger than 13, is free. There are skate rentals available right on site for $8 ($5 for skaters under 13) and the rink is open 7 days a week. And during your time in the cool winter air, you can grab a hot chocolate at the snack bar located right next to the rink. For more information visit the Frog Pond's website (www.bostoncommonfrogpond.org).
For mailing and all other information:
Boston Common Frog Pond
84 Beacon Street,
Boston, MA 02108
(617) 635-2120
www.bostoncommonfrogpond.org
For fans of basketball and tradition there is no better way to experience an NBA game than seeing the Boston Celtics play a game at the Garden. And even if basketball isn't your favorite sport, Celtics games offer a chance to get out of the cold and experience one of the loudest and most enthusiastic crowds in professional sports. For more information on tickets and schedules check out the Celtics website or contact the TD Banknorth Garden.
Boston Celtics
226 Causeway Street
Fourth Floor
Boston, MA 02114
1-866-4CELTIX
www.nba.com/celtics
The Boston Pops are renowned for their holiday show at Symphony Hall. The show generally runs from late November through early January and tickets can be reserved online, over the phone or at Symphony Hall itself. Admission can be a bit pricey (cheapest seats are normally around $75) but the performance is outstanding. Symphony Hall has been around since 1900 and is considered to be one of the top 3 orchestral halls in the entire world. What better way to enjoy the sounds and the spirit of winter in Boston at US National Landmark.
BSO
301 Massachusetts Avenue
Symphony Hall
Boston, MA 02115
617.266.1492
www.bso.org
