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Theatre Music & Dance THEATRE AN INSPECTOR CALLS • March 14-24 • Emerson Cutler Majestic Theatre • artsemerson.org PRINCESS ZHAOJUN DANCE PRODUCTION FROM CHINA • March 16-17 • Shubert Theatre • bochcenter.org THE LITTLE FOXES • through March 17 • Lyric Stage • lyricstage.org ONCE • through March 30 • Calderwood Pavilion • speakeasystage.com ROMEO & JULIET • through March 31 • Huntington Theatre • huntingtontheatre.org FREE FILM FRIDAYS • through March • Museum of Science • mos.org SPAMILTON: AN AMERICAN PARODY • through April 7 • Calderwood Pavilion • huntingtontheatre.org FOR ONGOING THEATRE PLEASE VISIT • bostonusa.com MUSIC & DANCE DIEGO URCOLA • March 14 • Scullers Jazz Club • scullersjazz.com THE FLESH EATERS • March 14 • City Winery • citywinery.com GHOST-NOTE • March 14 • Regattabar • regattabar.com LATIN THURSDAYS • March 14 • Scullers Jazz Club • scullersjazz.com MONICA BILL BARNES COMPANY • March 14-16 • District Hall • celebrityseries.com DROPKICK MURPHYS • March 14-17 • House of Blues • hob.com ROBERTO CARLOS • March 15 • Wang Theatre • bochcenter.org MARTY BALLOU • March 15 • Top of the Hub • topofthehub.com TJOVI GINEN • March 15 • The Beehive • beehiveboston.com PATRICIA BARBER • March 15 • Scullers Jazz Club • scullersjazz.com ATLAS SOUL • March 16 • Regattabar • regattabar.com TS MONK • March 16 • Scullers Jazz Club • scullersjazz.com ST. PATRICK’S DAY CELTIC SOJOURN w/BRIAN O’DONOVAN • March 16 • Sanders Theatre • wgbh.org BOSTON GAY MEN’S CHORUS “RAISE YOU UP” • March 16-17 • Jordan Hall • bgmc.org BOSTON BALLET: FULL ON FORSYTHE • March through March 17 • Boston Opera House • bostonballet.org BOSTON LYRIC OPERA “THE RAPE OF LUCRETIA” • through March 17 • blo.org LUTHER DICKINSON & SISTERS OF THE STRAWBERRY MOON • March 18 • City Winery • citywinery.com ARIANA GRANDE • March 20 • TD Garden • tdgarden.com THE YARDBIRDS • March 20 • City Winery • citywinery.com LATIN THURSDAY • March 21 • Scullers Jazz Club • scullersjazz.com BLUES ON SUNDAYS • Sundays @5pm • The Beehive • beehiveboston.com DUELING PIANOS • Wednesday through Sunday nights • howlatthemoon.com FOR ONGOING MUSICAL PERFORMANCES AND FREE AREA CHURCH CONCERTS PLEASE VISIT • bostonusa.com ANNUAL MARCH HIGHLIGHTS DINE OUT BOSTON AUCTION • Ends on March 20 • various restaurants • dineoutboston.com BOSTON FLOWER & GARDEN SHOW • March 13-17 • Seaport World Trade Center • bostonflowershow.com ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE • March 17 @1pm • Broadway to Andrew in South Boston • cityofboston.gov/events FAIRS, FESTIVALS, SPECIAL EVENTS IRISH NETWORK SOCIETY ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARTY • March 15 • Fenway Park • irishnetworkboston.org LATE NIGHT AT THE MFA • March 15 @8pm-2am • Museum of Fine Arts • mfa.org ST. PADDY’S DAY PUB CRAWLS • March 15-17 • pub-crawls.com PHILLIS WHEATLEY: SLAVERY, THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION & POETRY • March 16 • Faneuil Hall • nps.gov.bost HARVARD SQUARE ERIN GO BRAGH EVENTS • March 16-17 • harvardsquare.com ST. PATRICK’S DAY ALL DAY CELEBRATION • March 17 • Irish Cultural Center • irishculture.org ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE • March 17 @1pm • Broadway T to Andrew T • cityofboston.gov/events ST. PATRICK’S DAY ACTIVITIES & EVENTS • visit bostonusa.com BOSTON DUCK TOURS RETURN • March 21 • bostonducktours.com MARCH: WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH EVENTS • visit bostonusa.com REVOLUTIONARY WOMEN TOURS • Saturday & Sunday @12:45pm • thefreedomtrail.org ANCHORS AWEIGH MODEL SHIPS EXHIBIT • through March 23 • ussconstitutionmuseum.org 11th ANNUAL WINTER CARNIVAL IN HARVARD SQUARE • through March 31 • harvardsquare.com FENWAY PARK TOURS “AMERICA’S MOST BELOVED BALLPARK” • daily • redsox.com/tours TOURS OF THE BOSTON OPERA HOUSE • Mondays @11am • bostonoperahouse.com FAMILY FUN TEDDY BEAR TEA • Saturdays through March 23 @ noon-2pm • concordmuseum.org FROG POND ICE SKATING • daily through March • Rentals available • Boston Common bostonfrogpond.com SKI/SNOWBOARD ACTIVITIES • daily through March • Wachusett Mountain • wachusett.com LEGOLAND DISCOVERY CENTER • legodiscoverycenter.com/boston FREEDOM TRAIL TOURS • thefreedomtrail.org MUSEUM OF SCIENCE • mos.org NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM • neaq.org MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS & ATTRACTIONS MIDWINTER TROPICS • through March • Isabella Gardner Museum • gardnermuseum.org FRIDA KAHLO AND ARTE POPULAR • through June 16 • Museum of Fine Arts • mfa.org NATURE’S NATION: AMERICAN ART & ENVIRONMENT • through May 5• Peabody Essex Museum • pem.org BOTTICELLI: HEROINES & HEROES • through May 19 • Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum • gardnermuseum.org ROCKEFELLER BEETLES • ongoing • Harvard Museum of Natural History • hmnh.harvard.edu LIFE ACCORDING TO FUR SEALS • ongoing • New England Aquarium • neaq.org CUBA: A LAND PRESERVED IN TIME • ongoing • Mugar Omni Theatre • mos.org THE WORLD-FAMOUS GLASS FLOWERS • ongoing • Harvard Museum of Natural History • hmnh.harvard.edu SCIENCE OF SHARKS • ongoing • New England Aquarium • neaq.org FOR ONGOING EXHIBITIONS, IMAX FILMS, OMNI FILMS AND MORE PLEASE VISIT • bostonusa.com FOOD, BEER & WINE EVENTS DINE OUT BOSTON • March 3-8, March 10-15 • various restaurants • dineoutboston.com TASTE OF THE SOUTH END • March 19 • Cyclorama • tasteofthesouthend.org NATIONAL BRAILLE PRESS “TASTE WITH A TWIST” • March 21 • hampshirehouse.com POP FIZZ BRUNCH • Saturdays & Sundays • City Winery • citywinery.com BOSTON WINE FESTIVAL • through March 31 • Boston Harbor Hotel • bostonwinefestival.net CHOCOLATE BAR BUFFET • Saturdays @11am-3pm • Café Fleuri • langhamhotels.com COLONIAL TAVERN NIGHTS • every 2nd and 4th Friday • Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum • bostonteapartyship.com HISTORIC PUB CRAWL • Tuesdays @5:30pm • thefreedomtrail.org WHISKEY WEDNESDAYS • Loretta’s Last Call • lorettaslastcall.com MARKET TEST KITCHEN w/TASTINGS • Fridays @noon-1pm • Free • bostonpublicmarket.org THE BIER KELLER: SAMUEL ADAMS BARREL AGED EXPERIENCE • Fridays & Saturdays • samueladams.com LEARN THE CRAFT OF SEASONAL COOKING • ongoing • Boston Public Market • bostonpublicmarket.org COOKING CLASSES AND SIP & SAVOR SERIES • ongoing • Eataly • eataly.com CULINARY TOURS BOSTON PUBLIC MARKET • bostonpublicmarket.org MICHELE TOPOR’S BOSTON FOOD TOURS • bostonfoodtours.com OFF THE BEATEN PATH FOOD TOURS • offthebeatenpathfoodtours.com HOME GAMES & SPECIAL EVENTS BOSTON BRUINS • nhl.com/bruins March 16 • vs. Columbus Blue Jackets • 7pm BOSTON CELTICS nba.com/Celtics March 14 • vs. Sacramento Kings • 7:30pm March 18 • vs. Denver Nuggets • 7:30pm Ski Train to Wachusett Mountain • 617-222-3200, mbta.com • advance sales recommended LOOKING FOR MORE INFORMATION? 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