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As we navigate these uncertain times, Time Out is here for you |
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Boston’s lazy days of summer have been replaced with a hectic news cycle of constant updates and late-breaking orders. As life continues in flux, we’re committed to keeping you informed of closures, reopenings and the latest developments happening in The Hub. If you’re looking to go out and enjoy the city, below you’ll find suggestions for parks, restaurants and outdoor venues where you can do so safely, plus other ideas that will help you make the most of summer in The Hub. |
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Eric Grossman
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A massive pop-up drive-in movie series comes to Suffolk Downs |
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Phase 3 of Boston’s reopening officially went into effect this week, and while local movie theaters are now allowed to reopen, the local chains have opted to delay throwing their doors open for now. But that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a night out watching the silver screen, especially now that Suffolk Downs (the former home of the city’s largest horse track) has launched The Summer Screen at Suffolk Downs, a pop-up drive-in movie series taking place every Thursday night through September 10. | |
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What to do this month |
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Anytime: Binge watch Boston-themed movies and streams |
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Now’s the perfect time to catch up on some fun Boston-themed streams. Watch a legendary movie filmed in Boston, learn a bit more about the city, or check in on some recent shows from local chefs and celebs you may have missed the first time around. |
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The best of the rest: |
Anytime: Next time you find yourself pining for a calming dose of fine art, click around and enjoy virtual tours of these top Boston museums and attractions from the comfort of your couch.
Anytime: There’s no excuse for skipping out on a workout, especially considering how several Boston gyms and fitness studios are offering online alternatives to their typical workouts. From real-time classes via Zoom to downloadable instructional videos, keep up your fitness routine with these local online fitness options.
From Jul 15: As part of Boston’s Phase 3, museums and certain attractions were allowed to reopen earlier this week. Get the scoop regarding when The Hub’s museums are currently scheduled to reopen. | |
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Plus more restaurant and bar news |
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Best delivery options |
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When you want a meal from one of the best eateries in Boston but can’t leave the house, delivery is the answer. From killer tacos and tasty barbecue to sinful baked goods, here are the best Boston food delivery options. |
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17 notable closures |
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We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but we need to keep Bostonians informed: Here’s a list of all the notable local restaurants and bars that have permanently closed their doors in recent months.
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How to support Time Out Market’s eateries |
Need for inspo for your next meal? While we’re all anxiously awaiting the reopening of Time Out Market Boston, there are lots of ways to support the Market eateries in the meantime.
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Q&A with Paul Wahlberg |
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Bostonians of a certain age have a strong affinity for the pride of Dorchester, the Wahlberg family. Time Out recently caught up with Chef Paul Wahlberg to see how his successful burger chain has been handling recent events. |
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Dispatches from around the world |
Scientists have invented a face mask that translates conversations
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Seeking seclusion? This private island on a Scottish lake is for sale
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The Orient Express will start running again in August
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This Italian village is entirely surrounded by wildflowers
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Spain has a new hiking trail inspired by ‘The Lord of the Rings’
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We don’t know who needs to hear this but...
You should probably throw that neglected sourdough starter in your fridge out and leave the baking to bakers.
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