The Boston Traveler

Miss those open-air raves from your younger days or were too old when they first came out of nowhere? Have no worries because some enterprising people, namely underground electronic music purveyors Soul Clap and Marz Entertainment, have a solution for you: Dancing on the Charles 2008.
First started last year, Dancing on the Charles is a recurring warm-weather, outdoor, nighttime event established specifically for people who like their loud music mixed live and in the fresh air. Oh, and there’s barbecued food and booze from cash-only bars to boot.
Lots of good stuff is on the way this summer now …read more

Comments Off

I know — it’s not even March yet. But, it’s never too early to start preparing for one of Boston’s most anticipated holidays each year, namely St. Patrick’s Day. Happening hot spot The Beehive (541 Tremont Street, Boston, 617-423-0069) is already getting its own first annual celebration together for the big day next month and wants you to come join in the feast-themed Bee Irish festivities.
From 5pm to 2am on Monday, March 17, the deservedly popular venue will present a unique blend of live entertainment and authentic Irish comfort food. The last comes courtesy of in-house chef …read more

1 Comment

Happy Love Day, readers!
Are you in the Boston area and still looking for somewhere to go with your special someone tonight? Or are you still looking for someone to go somewhere with tonight? Either way, the South End’s Beehive is at your service.
From 10pm EST tonight until 2am tomorrow morning, the Tremont Street club (541 Tremont Street, Boston, 617-423-0069) is holding an oh-so-special Love Ball. Better yet, admission to the first annual event is free, a detail we thrifty folks always love to hear, although you will need money to imbibe alcoholic beverages from the bar.
If you’re …read more

Comments Off

If you’re in the Boston area right now or intend to be soon, can’t stay away from the night life, and love art, then do I have an event for you. Sunday night marked the launch of Boston’s first ever Artweek, a seven-day extravaganza combining live music entertainment, free food and spirits, and—you guessed it—art, courtesy of local creative talent.
The undertaking geared toward an adult professional audience is sponsored by two familiar names on the Boston nightlife scene: Enrique Florendo and Tim Whitehair. Both promoters have been intimately involved with arts-oriented events in the Boston area in the …read more

Comments Off