The NY Boat Show has your next purchase covered with a massive range of exhibitors, plus an American boating retrospective, a boat handling clinic, superboat demo, & a Hooters wing eating contest. Read more.
Saturday: Crocodiles - The title of the San Diego band's debut album, “Summer of Hate,” sums up their fascination with the dark side excess and their love of '60s cutting-edge music. ($15; 8 p.m.) Read more.
The Dandy Warhols take the best that pop culture has to offer & spin it in a fresh way. From pop-rock to lo-fi, they keep you guessing but leave you satisfied. ($25; 8 p.m.) Read more.
For a mere $12, you’re in car culture heaven: the sleekest and most imaginative of machinery on wheels in the world with those very attentive spokesmodels to guide you. Read more.
A small, elegant establishment that's applying classic French techniques to classic Asian cuisine. Read more.
Cocktails roll about 30/70 classic to original, with martinis & Manhattans for the old at heart & house mods like the James Delancey or Corlaer's Hook for the NYC history buffs. Read more.
Friday & Saturday: Built to Spill - $35; 8 pm. Unassuming mainstays of the indie sound, the band, after rather oddly opening for the Kings of Leon all summer, are eager to rock the main stage again. Read more.
The joint is an icon, known for its gigantic beer menu, a 1,000-plus bottles & cans that once earned a spot in the Guinness World Records. Now is the time to get that last draft before it goes. Read more.
This Saturday & Sunday, the shells will be slung by the Village Tap & Piazza Bella while attendees can check out performances from Scott Lucas & The Married Men & 2010 Lollapalooza troupe Neon Trees. Read more.
Tracy Morgan at Cobb's July 29 - Aug. 1st at 8 p.m. & 10:15 p.m., tix going for $40.50. Don't miss it, cause you will regret it. Read more.
The Alliance Tavern holds Tuesday night Texas Hold ‘Em tournaments. You can’t win millions, but you can nosh on home-made fried chicken while playing cards. Tuesdays. at 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m Read more.
Kings is holding a Lady Gaga impersonator karaoke contest. The prize is tickets to her upcoming concert, naturally. July 1, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. at King's Back Bay Read more.
The market-driven kitchen turns out dishes like Long Island squid & the house special: salt crust baked duck with rhubarb confit, sugar snap peas & rillette fondant. Or just hang at the bar. Read more.
The park will re-ignite its free & explosive Downtown Sound: New Music Mondays series just in time for the warm weather. Through July 26th. Kicking things off will be The Besnard Lakes & The Ponys. Read more.
Be there March 26th at 7 p.m. for 5 tables of red, white & fortified wines, plus passed hors d'ouevres in celebration of 5 years of educating Boston's snappiest young professional oenophiles. Read more.
. Offering a generous menu filled with classic pub fare and Irish pub staples, there is no better place to enjoy a perfect pint. Take advantage of the all you can eat fish and chips special. Read more.
Vodka Palooza, taking place Saturday from 2 - 6 PM. True connoisseurship, though, will be revealed during the blind tasting competition. Prizes include sunglasses, tees & hats.$5 entry fee. Read more.
Stop in to nosh on a banana walnut bowl, buffalo chicken bowl or an Asian sesame salad (all boasting a low calorie count) while enjoying free wifi or watching ESPN. Read more.
A nice, casual little spot where you can bring your own wine and enjoy tartares, burgers and other such things.
Dance-friendly platforms around booths, a great outdoor furnace for gathering, & mirrored wall panels to reflect the action. Open Thursdays & Saturdays for now.
Each piece is original and designed with the wearer in mind, a nice touch when trying to stand out in a sea of dark suits and plaids. For those with a strong sense of style, stop in for a shag today. Read more.
The croissants and baked treats are devilishly decent dessert-tricks, but the Sonoma brand granola is definitely the best option.
Start off with the BBQ eggplant tahini and pearl barley in preserved lemon, and work your way onto housemade pork sausage, grass fed angus and Suffolk lamb ribs.
Find us feasting on quality French bistro fare on the intimate courtyard. You can’t go wrong with anything on the menu, but a trip isn’t complete without a helping of pommes frites with truffle oil Read more.
The pilates machines look intimidating, but the machine-assisted pilates, vs. the kind you just do on the floor, is the way for strengthening your core with a min. stress on the rest of your body. Read more.
