Reading Things to Do

The Boott Cotton Mills Museum is an integral part of the Lowell Historic park. The Suffolk Mill turbine exhibit and the operating weave loom with its 88 power looms are towering examples of America's industrial revolution. The... more

Showcase Cinemas Revere offers a multiplex fully equipped with modern acoustics for a pleasurable viewing experience. Relax and sit back in your cushioned chairs, designed to help you sit in comfort and relax with popcorn and a... more

This bar and grille offers contemporary cuisine in a lively, unpretentious setting. Polished hardwood floors, soft orange walls and the occasional stone gargoyle make this a relaxing atmosphere. The large storefront windows pro... more

This coffeehouse's dining area is set apart from the front counter, so those who want to sit and enjoy their coffee can do so with a little less noise from the grinder. Just before you enter their dining area, you will notice a... more

This Davis Square establishment brings a bit of Europe to the area, but you won't mistake the T-shirt and jeans-clad college students here for a bunch of Continentals. The best word for the atmosphere here is comfortable. The e... more

You will not need lamps anymore if you buy a chair that lights up, which is an item that has been featured at this quirky and fun art gallery that specializes in crafts and jewelry. The rugs, textiles, blankets and quilts often... more

The Hi-Rise Bread Company is a very popular Harvard Square establishment. Located in the historic yellow clapboard Blacksmith House, the bakery serves up some amazing goods with top-rate breads, pies and cookies. Tasty treats i... more

Exhale spa aims to transform both body and soul with such programs as its signature “Core Fusion” class. This New York-based spa made its name with this hour-long class that combines Pilates, yoga, core work, and orthopedic str... more

Guinness Fleadh At Suffolk Downs is one of the best places in the city of Boston to watch a live concert or performance. The venue has a large capacity and is popular amongst the locals that frequent the place whenever a gig is... more

This museum across from Salem Common revisits the hysteria of 1692, when people in the town were falsely accused of being witches or "consorting with the devil," then were tried and hanged. Twenty people were put to death durin... more