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Boston Pewter Company
For over two decades, this local shop has been offering the largest collection of American-made pewter in New England. Shop for one-ofa- kind, handcrafted pewter plates, bowls, utensils and candlesticks, as well as copper weathervanes and sculptures. (09/2011)
At Faneuil Hall
617-523-1776
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Boston Arts Festival
This event features the work of more than 60 local artists, who exhibit and sell original and limited edition works. The two-day waterfront festival includes special activities for kids and live performances held on two stages overlooking the harbor. Sept. 10-11. (09/2011)
Christopher Columbus Park
617-635-3911
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Menton
This elegant restaurant in Fort Point Channel is the latest brainchild of local celebrity chef Barbara Lynch, who also operates No. 9 Park, B&G Oysters and The Butcher Shop. Haute cuisine diners can choose the French-inspired four-course or the threecourse prix fixe menu. $$$$ (09/2011)
354 Congress St
617-737-0099
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The Estate
You've got to look good, dress to the nines, grease the bouncer or be a celebrity to get into this upscale dance club. Celebrate in style with top-shelf bottle service and a VIP lounge. (09/2011)
1 Boylston Pl
617-351-7000
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Shakespeare on the Common
One of Boston’s most popular summer events draws crowds to the Commons to watch theater under the stars. Pack a picnic basket and bring a blanket to this year’s free performance of the Bard’s All’s Well That Ends Well. Through Aug. 14. (08/2011)
Parkman Bandstand, Boston Commons
617-426-0863
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Toscanini’s
There’s ice cream and then there’s Toscanini’s. You're on vacation, so treat yourself to a double scoop of ultra-creamy, made-on-site ice cream. Flavors rotate, but go for the burnt caramel if it's available. $ (08/2011)
899 Main St, Cambridge
617-491- 5877
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Stel’s
This comfy boutique, just steps below the buzz on Newbury Street, is a popular go-to stop for young fashionistas. This is the place to pick up a floral maxi skirt by Suno or a Wings & Horns Henley for your man. (07/2011)
334 Newbury St
617-262-3348
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Emerald Necklace Center
Check out the new visitor center, housed in the historic H. H. Richardson building, where you can pick up maps and information on Boston’s Frederick Law Olmsteddesigned Emerald Necklace. Then walk the pretty string of parks, stretching from Boston Commons to Franklin Park. (07/2011)
125 The Fenway
617-522-2700
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Deuxave
This new, ultra-chic bistro in Back Bay features nouveau French cuisine, utilizing seasonal and local ingredients. Start with appetizers like the lobster with gnocchi or ninehour French onion soup, and follow it with a special like local flounder with fennel mussel ragout or house-made pasta. $$$$ (07/2011)
371 Commonwealth Ave
617-517- 5915
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Trinity
Locals and tourists alike flock to this action-packed, three-level singles hangout located in the historic Faneuil Hall area. Catch a Sox game in the sports bar, play a game of darts or dance to DJ-mixed music. (07/2011)
61 Chatham St
617-367-6172
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Passing the Torch: The Inauguration of John F. Kennedy
See the top hat and gloves JFK wore at his inaugural speech, the evening gown Jackie donned at the ball, and other artifacts and archival footage at this new exhibit celebrating the 50th anniversary of the swearing-in of the 35th US president. Through Aug. 26. (06/2011)
At John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum; Columbia Point
617- 514-1600
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Aragosta Bar + Bistro
Don’t make the mistake of saying, “Sure, I’ll share!” before you order Chef David Daniels’ fantastic lobster ravioli with wilted pea greens. You’ll want every last shellfish-studded bite for yourself. $$$$ (06/2011)
At Fairmont Battery Wharf 3 Battery Wharf
617-994-9001
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