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The best Boston movie theaters

Photograph: Courtesy Harvard Film ArchiveFriday September 28 2018ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWritten by Linda LabanThe Boston area offers many options for moviegoers, including modern multiplexes, black box-type minis, and lavish old theaters. While most people want entertainment and flock to the blockbusters, some seek art and enlightenment at places like the Brattle or the Harvard Film Archive. Some want comfort that luxury cinemas provide, with fancy treats and massive recliner seating that mimics the coziness of home viewing. Of course, regular cinema nights are as important to locals as visiting one of the best live music venues in Boston. Why not start or end the evening’s entertainment…

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8 best cruises from Miami for your next epic voyage

Photograph: Virgin Voyages/WeFly MediaWednesday September 20 2023ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWritten by Jesse ScottContributorBeing the tropical paradise that it is, Miami boasts impressive year-round cruise offerings in the form of super-sized vessels, tantalizing routes and, yes, quirkily themed excursions. If you’re lucky enough to call the Magic City home, these escapes are accessible in a matter of minutes via PortMiami. Otherwise, Miami International Airport is a convenient hub for all sorts of getaways from the city. As you gear up for your next voyage, we’ve vetted our top eight cruise experiences from Miami to consider. They include adults-only jaunts, EDM-fueled ragers at sea,…

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Your complete guide to spring and summer concerts in Miami

Foto: Ashley SerynWednesday June 19 2024ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWritten by Jesse ScottContributorContributor: Falyn WoodOh, spring and summertime in Miami: So beautiful in so many ways. All of the snowbirds and New York/New Jersey/Quebec/Ontario license plates begin to disappear and the temps creep up to pleasant levels before the full inferno strikes. (Though it’s just around the corner.) Amid the seasons’ plusses, concerts are in full bloom, spanning the largest electronic festival on planet Earth to Ice Cube and Red Hot Chili Peppers wildly converging under one intimate roof. As for your best bets for spring and summer concerts in Miami ’24, snag tickets to the…

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The best record stores in Boston

Photograph: Patrik RytikangasTuesday August 22 2023ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppEdited by JQ LouiseFormer Editor of Time Out BostonWritten by: Tanya EdwardsPaging all the vinyl collectors and crate diggers, we’ve got big news: Vinyl is back in a big way, and after years of closings, record stores are also opening up around the city.  You’ll find underground grooves in a charming North End shop, drink wine and sift through tunes in Jamaica Plain and get your kids into cool tunes in Somerville at some of the best record stores in Boston. Looking to hear some killer tunes in a cool setting? Check out the…

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Time Out New York Kids + New York Public Library daily storytimes

Good news lil’ bookworms! We’re partnering with the New York Public Library for daily storytimes—streaming right to you!Monday January 4 2021ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWritten by Danielle ValenteAre your little ones missing their favorite reading circle? Don’t worry, Mom and Dad: We have the perfect solution! Time Out is partnering with the New York Public Library to present digital storytimes for pint-sized bookworms. Beginning August 10, families can tune in Monday through Thursday at 10am—right here—for a remote read-aloud. Curious about the lineup? The Time Out New York Kids newsletter will reveal forthcoming story time schedules on Fridays, so sign up today! Monday, January 4…

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The best camping in Miami to get back to nature

Photograph: ShutterstockThursday December 28 2023ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWritten by Virginia Gil & Jesse ScottFor all that Miami has going for it, let’s be real: It is not always the most peaceful city. Be it the drunk venture capital bros yelling “let’s gooooooooo” outside your apartment at 3am, a non-stop symphony of cars honking or whoever the Florida Man of the day might be, there is no shortage of noise. When you’ve had enough of our public beaches and our public parks just aren’t doing it for you (even these secret ones), there’s always camping. What we lack in mountains we make up for…

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45 things that will definitely happen when you move to Boston

NewsWritten by Time Out Boston Staff & Olivia VanniWednesday August 5 2020ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsApp1. Without trying, you will end up learning the words to “Shipping Up to Boston,” “Dirty Water,” and “Sweet Caroline.” 2. You will eat a lot of so-so Italian food in the North End until someone clues you in to the real gems. 3. Your landlord will ask you to renew your one-year lease…one month after you have moved in. 4. You will recoil when someone says the word “packie” before learning it’s slang for “package store.” 5. You will start following Only in Boston and BostonTweet on Twitter. 6. You will…

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The best bands for kids that deserve a spot on your playlist

Photograph: Kevin FryWednesday 6 February 2019ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWritten by Jeff Bogle & Danielle ValenteIn search of the best bands for kids? We know a thing or two about jam-worthy musicians your little ones will love! Whether they’re craving pop tunes or want to rock with a hip, punk rock group, our roundup offers plenty of suggestions that’ll take family karaoke to new levels. If you’re looking to spruce up that playlist of karaoke songs for kids or dance songs for kids, now’s the time.  Even better? These aren’t your typical bands for kids. Mom and Dad—you will swoon over our go-to singers and will find something to love: the Beatles’ influence…

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10 summer getaways from Miami to plan your next unforgettable trip

Photograph: Shutterstock/Sean PavoneFriday April 26 2024ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWritten by Jesse ScottContributorA reprieve from South Florida’s scorching summer sounds nice, right? As the dense humidity creeps in, so do those thoughts of escaping the 305 for a quick getaway—or perhaps the entire season. Beyond the cooler temps, though, there is so much to explore outside of Miami during the summer months, whether here in the U.S. or abroad. Among the bountiful options are the Olympics, an exceptionally hip mountain town, a Caribbean mango festival and a tropical island in Panama you’ll be dreaming of for the rest of the year. Get planning: These…

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Wynwood’s Museum of Graffiti brings street art with NYC swagger to Miami

NewsWritten by Howard HalleWednesday March 11 2020ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWhen it comes to street art, Miami has definitely got game, especially in artsy Wynwood. There, among the galleries and museum-quality spaces like the Margulies Collection at the WAREhouse, you’ll find all sorts of cool outdoor murals—especially at the Wynwood Walls. Photograph: Courtesy Museum of Graffiti Wynwood is also home to Museum of Graffiti, where an exhibition of work by New York tagging legend CES opens on April 4. Titled The ProCESs and curated by Carlos Mare, the show will feature the artist’s small-scale marker illustrations, as well as his signature large-format spray…

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