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The museum has since grown into a local favorite that shines the spotlight on quality bad art. It’s a quirky and fun addition to your Boston trip, especially if you happen to be planning a 3 days in Boston itinerary. Day 4 – Day trip From Boston Lexington and ConcordBoston is home to an insane number of museums in and around the area, like the Museum of Bad Art in Somerville, but two that shouldn’t be missed on your first trip are the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Whiling away hours in either or both of these marvels is unavoidable, and given that they’re so close to one another, too easy.

We take seriously the recommendations in the report and will tailor our response to Boston’s needs - including exploring how to build design recommendations into the code that improve equitable access but protect the ability for neighborhoods to maintain their unique character,” said Chief of Planning Arthur Jemison. “We need a solid policy foundation and a modern zoning code to enforce a structure of accountability for growth.”They also have uh-mazing breakfast crepes of eggs, cheese, and varying veggies, savory signatures like feta, mozzarella, arugula, and tomato, and some with sweet potatoes. I mean, come ON. Who doesn’t want to make that magic happen?! Learn more about these free-wheeling Bostonians and rebels and partake in “throwing tea overboard.” Then, cross over to the Seaport side and meander along the water to take in Boston’s glorious skyline. Head to Castle Island– Castle Island is located in South Boston and is famous for Fort Independence. When the fort was no longer needed for defense, it was actually used as the first state prison. The island covers 22 acres and has excellent beaches, as well as some running trails that are popular with the locals. There’s also an area for picnics and you can visit the old fort for free. The place gets pretty busy on the weekends during the summer, and you can often see school groups exploring the fort during the spring. In the event that an application is presented to the Planning Committee, you will be notified and invited to attend the meeting and speak before the committee if you wish to do so. Planning and development review for Boston's renowned higher-education, healthcare, and non-profit institutions.

Open office hours: an optional opportunity to follow up on materials discussed in the April 5, 2023 PLAN: Newmarket Advisory Group meeting. The Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA)* is the planning and economic development agency for the City of Boston. The BPDA plays a far reaching role in shaping the City. We are a self sustaining agency and our love for Boston inspires us to make our City an even better place to live, work, and connect. Legislative changes have now been confirmed setting out the following coming into effect from 6th December 2023;Neighborhoods serves George Howell Direct Trade Coffee, seasonal coffee drinks such as a maple latte, and hot chocolate that just slightly bitter enough to round out the sweet chocolate. ( Do I sound like a connoisseur yet…?) In Provincetown, you can enjoy the local art galleries, lounge on the beach, and walk around and enjoy the quaint homes and shops. Discover Newmarket was a fun and interactive way to learn about the Newmarket neighborhood, as well as an additional way to make your voice heard in the current planning process! Together, we explored some Newmarket businesses and ways in which they can thrive. The Phoenix and The Record Co. opened their doors to the public with a mix of free tours, instrument exploration, yoga, and more. Start your day in the Boston Common, a giant park that sees plenty of people on warm summer days. There are lots of paths to take, as well as the Frog Pond, where kids and adults can cool off. During the winter, there’s skating on the pond. Boston Common is a great place to go people-watching and get pictures of the skyline.