Have a wonderful weekend, Ctown!

Hang on the Pier 6 waterfront patio or roof deck – and enter our GIVEAWAY!

It’s officially patio season! Here’s your sign to book a table at Pier 6, and enjoy the amazing views, yummy food/drinks, and some much-needed sunshine. Plus, enter our giveaway for a chance to win a $100 Gift Card to Pier 6!

It’s Hot Dog Day at La Saison on Sunday

La Saison is making hot dogs this Sunday, but not your typical hot dog. With a house-made bun, baked together.‌ YUM. Stop by this Sunday 10am until sold out – enjoy it with the sauce!

Try Waverly’s Spring Menu

Spring has SPRUNG at Waverly! Their spring dinner menu is live, what are you most excited to try? Reserve your table now! The new menu features: Thumbelina Carrots, Pork Belly Clam Chowder, Yellowfin Tuna Tartare, Snap Pea Salad, Duck Toasties, Chicken A La Plancha, Pan Seared Scallops, Halibut Meunière, and Crab Spaghettini.

The Swan Boats Return on Saturday for the 2026 Season

Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department are pleased to announce that the popular Boston Swan Boats will open for the 2026 season at the Boston Public Garden lagoon on Saturday, April 18, at 10 a.m.

Launched in 1877 by Irish immigrant and shipbuilder Robert Paget, the Swan Boats continue to be owned and operated by the Paget family. Mr. Paget designed the Swan Boats after attending the opera Lohengrin in New York City. At the end of the opera, the hero crosses a river in a boat drawn by a swan. Read more about it, here!

Patriots Day is Here

Patriots Day: Boston Parade and Reenactment Schedule 2026

Patriots Day, observed this year on Monday, April 20th, commemorates the opening battles of the American Revolution. Boston marks the occasion with historic ceremonies, parades, and dramatic reenactments—many centered around the famous midnight ride of Paul Revere. Paul Revere will take his famous ride from the North End out to Lexington, with a stop in Charlestown at City Square Parker around 10:35am. Read the schedule of events, here!

Celebrate history at Warren Tavern in Charlestown

Located in the heart of Charlestown, the Warren Tavern stands as one of the oldest and most historically significant taverns in the United States. Established in 1780, it holds a vibrant past intertwined with the American Revolution and the early years of our new nation.  Imagine walking into a place where George Washington and Paul Revere once hung out?! Back in the day, this was the go-to spot for revolutionaries and local residents alike. They would gather here to swap stories, plan strategies, and, of course, enjoy a pint or two. Dive into the history behind this iconic neighborhood tavern.

The Boston Marathon is on Monday

Our Guide to the Boston Marathon

Boston Marathon weekend in the city is filled with energy and pride! There’s a lot happening all around town, and this guide is filled with suggestions on where to eat and drink, street closings, and acts of kindness opportunities in the neighborhood!

Boston Marathon Runners – Vivolo will help you feel your best during, and after, those 26.2 miles

Runners! The work is mostly done. Now it’s time to fine tune to be the best you can be on Marathon Monday – and Vivolo Wellness Club is here to help. Walk into Vivolo at 20 City Square in Charlestown, or book an appointment, and get their “Preform IV” which will hydrate you and get your nervous system at its best before and after the big day. It’s 1 liter of fluids with electrolytes so you are optimally hydrated for days. Amino acids and b complex are added for recovery and energy that you can’t get any other way. Read more about the club, here!

Let’s Carbo-Load in Charlestown

Whether you’re running the Boston Marathon or just cheering on the runners, you can carbo-load your way around the neighborhood! Here are our picks!