The cold winters of the northeast can be brutal but they make way for some really vivid seasons as the tulips begin to bloom. You will start to see people leaving their coats at home and taking tours of the Boston Harbor, floating on the Swan Boats in the Public Garden, and cheering at baseball games in Fenway Park. That’s not all there is to do in Boston in spring. No matter if you’re on vacation, studying at one of its prestigious universities, or from New England, it’s time to get outside for the best season to experience Boston.
When: April 20, 2012
Where: Fenway Park
What: The Red Sox will play the Yankees, the first team they played against (then called The Highlanders) when Fenway Park opened, wearing uniforms from 1912.
When: May 1, 2012
Where: SoWa Open Market
What: Designers, artists, florists, bakers and farmers selling their creations every Sunday.
When: May 4, 2012
Where: DCR’s Steriti Memorial Rink
What: Taste foods from 30 North End restaurants.
When: May 20, 2012
Where: Boston Center for the Arts
What: Fifty theatre companies perform consecutive plays for 10 hours.
When: May 12-13, 2012
Where: Fort Point Neighborhood
What: Fort Point artists open their studios to the public.
When: May 29, 2012
Where: DCR’s Hatch Memorial Shell
What: Music, samples from environmentally friendly companies, non-profit organizations, and activities for children at the free event hosted by Whole Foods.
Whether you are new to the area or just visiting, check out our interview with tour guide Tim Dewart and hear about his favorite weekend getaways, restaurants, and dream itinerary for Boston.
If you’re looking to explore other parts of the country check out our website for vacation package ideas.
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