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Summer in Boston is something special. ☀️ From waterfront strolls and Red Sox games to outdoor concerts, harbor cruises, and hidden neighborhood gems, there’s no shortage of ways to make the most of the season. Save this Boston Summer Bucket List and start checking off your next adventure!

🏠✨ Just moved to Boston? These 5 apps will have your new place looking like home in no time!
From hanging shelves to finding the perfect sofa (that actually fits your oddly shaped studio), these apps are lifesavers for city living:

🛠 TaskRabbit – Hire help for furniture assembly, mounting, and moving

🛋 Facebook Marketplace – Find amazing furniture from locals for cheap!
🧰 Thumbtack – Find pros for electrical, plumbing, and painting jobs
🧽 Handy – Book trusted cleaners and home upkeep services
📦 Sortly – Keep track of everything you packed (and where you put it!)

Living in Boston means being smart and stylish with your space. These apps make settling in way easier — even if your elevator is the size of a closet. 🏡📦💡

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Getting around New England is a breeze when you’ve got these applications in your pocket at the touch of a button!

Looking for your perfect neighborhood? Ask yourself these important questions to get started!

Boston Average Rents as of May 1, 2026

Duckling Day is a celebration of the children’s classic book Make Way for Ducklings by Robert McCloskey, held annually on Mother’s Day.

Duckling Day is a free, family-friendly celebration held each year on Boston Common. Duckling Day features activity booths, lawn games, magic, and live music all at Parkman Bandstand. The event ends with a parade, beginning at noon, retracing Mrs. Mallard’s steps to the Make Way for Ducklings sculpture in the Public Garden.

The next Duckling Day will be held on Sunday, May 10, 2026.

Boston is beautiful in every season! But if we had to choose a favorite… 🤫

Great local date ideas for Spring!