Boston Events for the Week of 10/18
Thursday, October 18 (5-9 pm)
For the ultimate in art, music, and atmosphere, experience the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in a new light with Gardner After Hours. This Thursday features live music in the stunning courtyard by Russ Gershon’s Intimate Ensemble. The cafe is open for business with a new small plates menu and there will also be talks highlighting the importance of music in the museum.
Saturday, October 20 (4 pm- dusk)
Learn some local history at the 3rd annual Ghosts of Somerville play in Milk Row Cemetery, which is usually closed to the public. Dress in warmly in costume and enjoy some hot cider and goodies. Presented by the Somerville Museum and the Somerville Historic Preservation Commission, this is a great way to brush up on your local history–Halloween style!
Saturday, October 20 - Sunday, October 21 (noon- 3 pm)
While the weather’s still mild, pack up the kids and head out to Gore Place in Watertown for an Autumn Adventure! Explore all that nature has to offer on this 45-acre estate which is also a local historical landmark. For only $5.00, you can purchase an “activity pack” that includes binoculars, a magnifying glass, and fun activities. Reservations are recommended.
Sunday, October 21 (10 am- 5 pm)
Attention superhero geeks! This Sunday, the 2nd annual Boston Comic Con takes over the Back Bay Events Center. This year’s festival is full of more artists, comic books, special guests, and memorabilia than ever before. The featured special guest is Jim Steranko, inductee in the Comic Book Hall of Fame, creator of Marvel Comics’ 1960s classic Nick Fury, agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.
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