David Parsons took in the Back Bay as the New Year arrived.
Leslee captured the Public Garden bridge on First Night: Read more.
David Parsons took in the Back Bay as the New Year arrived.
Leslee captured the Public Garden bridge on First Night: Read more.
Louise Miller watched the family fireworks over Boston Common at 7 p.m.
Andrew Applegate reports the Shaw's in Melrose wasted no time getting its Easter stocks out today - right next to the (discounted?) Christmas cards.
Greg C. was among those who ventured onto the ice at the Public Garden lagoon today.
Eileen Murphy reports the South Boston Cumberland Farms was popping this morning - Mr. and Mrs. Claus were filling in and the coffee was free.
Patrick Marvin spotted the lord of Mt. Crumpit at the Public Garden yesterday.
Who knows what goes on inside the old Gilmore place on Centre Street in West Roxbury? It's now guarded by a Santa that's had its hands replaced with small, yellow doll's hands, and who knows what it has sheathed in that "candle," so be careful.
NetwerkBear asks:
I’m home for Christmas and don’t wanna cook and want Chinese instead. Anyone know what’s open? (Boston north preferably)
For the fourth year in a row, local Jews gathered in Adams Park in Roslindale to light menorahs to start the eight-day holiday of Chanukah. Several people brought their own menorahs from home for lighting inside a tent at the official start of the evening around 4:12 p.m.. Read more.
Berklee College of Music and Boston Conservatory at Berklee students perform Pedro Osuna's arrangement of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," with vocalist Shalyah Fearing and cellist Nathaniel Taylor.
ThatIsOzone says she appreciates Susana, the women's boutique on Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, for this sign.
So Hallmark bows to bigots? Matt Frank is compiling a list of places to get locally made and bigotry-free greeting cards and stationery: Read more.
Photographynatalia watched the annual run of the Santas in skimpy suits through the Back Bay in today's balmy climes.
Later, Gary C watched Santas by the boatload getting ready for some old-school bar hopping along Union Street: Read more.
Steve asks:
Any Boston area places still selling mini Xmas trees? Do any tree farms around here cut minis?
Roving UHub photographer Marilyn M. spotted the jolly old elf headed to JP on the Orange Line this evening after bouncing kids on his knee at the Downtown Crossing Macy's.
Msmariamad took in the Nova Scotia Christmas tree on the Common.
Copyright Msmariamad. Posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.
Roving UHub photographer David Dines spotted the Jolly Old Elf on the platform at the Green Street Orange Line station, said he hopes he at least got one of the new trains on the way in.
The guy in the tent and the guy behind him said they'd arrived at the Dedham Best Buy at 10 p.m. on Wednesday to pick up some stuff for their families, in particular, AirPods and Playstations. At 11:45 p.m. on Thursday, the line, such as it was, didn't even reach to the end of the front of the store, unlike in years past, when it would stretch along the side of the building and curl around the back. Read more.
Boston.com reports that Mike Dukakis is no longer asking people to drop off their Thanksgiving turkey carcasses at his Brookline home.
JK21 watched the annual Gobble Gobble Gobble race in Somerville this morning.