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This is one of my favorite places along the esplanade (one of many). It’s a great spot to read something, play video games, or just chill and take in the view. Anyone have any spots like this they don’t mind sharing?

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Boston May Day 2025: Workers Should Have Power, Not The Billionaires!

Thursday, May 1 5:30 – 7:30pm EDT

Parkman Bandstand 139 Tremont St

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I visited your awesome city in February of this year. Despite the Boston stereotypes, I found the people very outgoing and friendly. I'm from Portland where I wanted to explore the NE USA since I love train travel and walkable cities. During my travels in Boston, I carefully chose to stay in an Airbnb room near MIT since hotel prices can be absurdly expensive and I wanted to be ethical. From there, I walked across the Longfellow Bridge to Back Bay and made my way to Beacon Hill where I checked out Quincy Market, Newbury Street and Seaport.

I hoped to escape the dark and dreary PNW weather in exchange for colder but much more sunnier weather. Little did I know that this winter would be a difficult one. It snowed on my first day Temperatures hovered around 22°F (-6°C), but the lack of wind and dry sunny weather made it feel similar to a dreary 40°F (4°C) day back home.

The old-world British architecture and layout made the city feel very vibrant and inviting, even in the difficult winter months. I was impressed seeing so many people outside and enjoying the vibrant ambiance on Newbury Street. Thank you Boston!

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Boston’s Old North Church on the 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s midnight ride.

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Sorry for the link from The Other Site, but I thought this was too good to pass up. This is attitude is one of the main reasons I love this city so much. When the chips are down, we don’t fuck around. No tolerance or quarter for fascist bigots.

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I'd be stoked for this!

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There is now a crowd size mega thread showing multiple cities!

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I recently got a roast beef sub from Paulie's in north end for lunch, and it was pretty ding dang good. It made me realize I don't really go out for sandwiches/subs very much, I think that whole category has become a kind of blind spot for me. I'm curious if anyone has any favorite sub spots in the city I should try? Somerville + Cambridge count too.

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The 50 States, 50 Protests, One Movement initiative is running its next event combined with Indivisible, Swing Blue, and Women's March on April 5th. More at https://www.mass50501.com/

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Nice to see the options for residents are increasing. Another positive development.

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