The calendar start of summer doesn’t technically arrive
until late June. But here in Boston, Memorial Day signifies the unofficial
start to the summer season and it’s coming up this weekend! This time of year,
many locals take the opportunity to hit the road and travel to Cape Cod or Martha’s
Vineyard. If you’re interested in buying a home in Boston, this weekend would
be a fantastic time to visit. Fewer crowds will make exploring the city
stress-free, not to mention you’ll have an easier time snagging a dinner
reservation and getting tickets to a Red Sox game. Here’s your roundup of
Memorial Day activities to check out while you’re visiting us in Boston this
weekend.
Red Sox Game at
Fenway Park
There’s nothing quite like taking a mouthwatering bite of a
hotdog at the first Red Sox game of the summer season. Simply being in the
vicinity of Fenway Park during a Red Sox game has a palpable energy you won’t
find anywhere else. With so many diehard fans out of town for Memorial Day
weekend, you may even be able to score a few tickets below face value. Buy your tickets now for an unforgettable experience at Fenway Park on Saturday, Sunday
or Monday.
Visit the Military
Heroes Garden of Flags on Boston Common
Once again, the Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund has planted flags on Boston Common to honor the Massachusetts service members
who have given their lives to defend the United States since the Civil War.
This year, the organization planted 33,000 flags at the Soldiers and Sailors
Monument, and they will be on display until 6pm on Monday, May 27th.
“Boston I Love” at
Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts
This weekend presents a great opportunity to tour Boston’s
Museum of Fine Arts completely free of charge! From Saturday through Monday
you’ll enjoy special exhibitions, art making, gallery tours, family activities,
and a community art project. Additionally, all on-site contributions will
directly benefit victims of the Boston Marathon bombings through donations to
The One Fund Boston.
Shop Memorial Day
Sales in Boston
Memorial Day weekend is notorious for having some of the
greatest sales of the year. Right now would be the perfect time to pick up some
finishing touches for your Boston home if you’ve just moved in or are planning
to sell in the near future. Prudential Center, Newbury Street and Copley Place
are all top shopping destinations for Boston residents and visitors alike.
There’s so much happening in Boston this Memorial Day
weekend! While it’s certainly fun to find new ways to celebrate the unofficial start
of summer, I encourage you to visit Boston Common and take a moment to remember
the service members who have lost their lives for our country. If you’ve been
thinking about buying a home in Boston, this weekend is the perfect time to pay
a visit and get a feel for what the city has to offer. Please contact me, your
Boston real estate agent, once you arrive. I’d be thrilled to help you find your
new home just in time for summer!
Lucas
Garofalo
Keller Williams Realty
(617) 861-3631
Lucas@LucasBostonHomes.com
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