Now entering its 27th season, CSC’s Free Shakespeare on the Common has become an annual Boston tradition, modeled along the lines of “Shakespeare in the Park” in Central Park and the many other free outdoor summer Shakespeare events throughout the city.
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Picnic anyone? Commonwealth Shakespeare Company presents professional productions of Shakespeare to Boston audiences outside in Boston Common during the summer when local theatre companies tend to be on hiatus from their regular seasons, but when there are record numbers of people in the city. Yes, theater that’s free! It’s dinner theater with a twist - the twist being that you pack your own dinner. Photo Credit: Commonwealth Shakespeare Companyįor an evening of theater outside of the theater attend one of the free showings of Shakespeare on the Common. Feast on Summer Seafood at The Barking Crab All of our tours include both sweet and savory tastings so come ready to eat, experience, and explore! To learn more about what a food tour is, check out our blog post: Eat, Explore, Experience: What to Expect on a Bites of Boston Food Tour. So grab your friends, family, significant other, or random person from the street, ok maybe too soon for that, and join us for a walking neighborhood food tour! You’ll explore the landscape and history of one of Boston’s most unique neighborhoods, enjoying the summer weather, while getting to learn about it from the lens of its amazing food. Hands down one of the best ways to experience a neighborhood is through its food. Take a Neighborhood Food Tour with Bites of Boston They have curated a space that is accessible and meaningful for both vendors and shoppers, fostering connections and bringing local arts and goods to the public directly from the makers themselves. At all of their markets you’ll find a wide range of woman-owned, POC-owned, and LGBTQIA+ owned businesses, showcasing the breadth of unique artisans the region has to offer. New England Open Markets aims to support the New England arts and small business communities by creating inclusive market experiences that connect the public directly to makers and micro businesses. Take a stroll through this beautiful open market at their new location on Boylston Street where you can meet the makers behind the amazing products and artwork that catches your eye along the way.
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