Mar 19-20, 2010
100 Legends Way, TD Garden
617.624.1331
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Teams will be re-seeded after the quarterfinals, with the four winners advancing to the Hockey East Championship Tournament. Semifinalists will face off at the Garden on the evening of Friday, March 19, with the winners playing for the Lamoriello Trophy the following night, March 20.The winner of the conference tournament receives an automatic berth in the NCAA Division I Ice Hockey Championship Tournament. Stay with us at Ames rates from $185
Oct 29, 2010 - Nov 02, 2010
900 Boylston Street, John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center
877 393 3393
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Over 7,000 hepatologists and hepatology health professionals from around the world will meet to exchange the latest liver disease research, discuss treatment outcomes, and interact with colleagues at the 61st The Liver Meeting®. Stay with us at Ames rates from $322
Nov 19-20, 2010
900 Boylston Street, Hynes Convention Center and Sheraton Boston Hotel
877 393 3393
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The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) Annual Convention and World Languages Expo brings together more than 6,000 teachers, administrators, method instructors and students of foreign languages at all levels from across the world. Stay with us at Ames rates from $165
Nov 30, 2010 - Dec 02, 2010
900 Boylston Street, Hynes Convention Center
724 779 2755
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The MRS Fall Exhibit will provide a unique opportunity to present innovative products and services to over 6,000 attendees from all sectors of the global materials science and engineering communities. Stay with us at Ames rates from $205
Aug 22-26, 2010
415 Summer Street, Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
617 954 2000
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The Fall National Meeting attendees will participate in technical sessions presenting cutting-edge research discoveries in chemistry and other related fields. The Arthur C. Cope, Cope Scholar, and ChemLuminary Awards will be presented during the meeting. Stay with us at Ames rates from $255
Sep 26-29, 2010
415 Summer Street, Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
617 954 2000
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The AAO-HNSF Annual Meeting & OTO EXPO is the world's largest gathering of otolaryngologists, together with the world’s largest collection of products and services for the specialty. The event is expected to draw more than 9,000 attendees and more than 300 exhibitors. Stay with us at Ames rates from $345
Oct 13-16, 2010
415 Summer Street, Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
617 954 2000
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More than 21,000 industry members, including retailers, journalists, pioneers and entrepreneurs, explored more than 1,500 booths in 2009 to find the leading natural products of tomorrow at Natural Products Expo East/Organic Products Expo-BioFach America. Stay with us at Ames rates from $395
Oct 23-24, 2010
DeWolfe Boathouse-to-Henderson Boathouse, Havard Square
617 868 6200
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The 46th Head of the Charles Regatta is the world's largest two-day rowing event which brings 7,500 athletes from around the world to compete in 55 different race events. The Regatta attracts up to 300,000 spectators to Harvard Square! Stay with us at Ames rates from $455
Jul 28-31, 2010
415 Summer Street, Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
617 954 2000
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The LPL Financial annual conference, focus10 is the premier sales and education event in the financial services industry. Stay with us at Ames rates from $255
Aug 15-18, 2010
415 Summer Street, Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
617 954 2000
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For the first time ever, the American Public Works Association and the Solid Waste Association of North America are bringing their annual conferences together under one roof.
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Jun 28, 2010 - Jul 02, 2010
415 Summer Street, Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
617 954 2000
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The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) International Convention is a major vehicle in launching the organization's campaigns for reform in public service policies, and is a great source for local and national politicians seeking union support.
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Apr 25-29, 2010
415 Summer Street, The Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
877 393 3393
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Discover how fellow professionals are making the most of today's business environment and preparing for tomorrow's opportunities at RIMS 2010 Annual Conference & Exhibition. Stay with us at Ames rates from $355
May 10-13, 2010
415 Summer Street, Boston Convention & Exhibition Center (BCEC)
888 399 6753
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Challenge your expertise with tutorials, business tracks, technical training, and developer sessions ranging from novice to expert.
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May 22-26, 2010
415 Summer Street, Boston Convention & Exhibition Center
617 954 2000
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Exhibiting at INTAs educational programs offers companies, firms, non-profits, governments and other organizations a powerful forum to introduce or promote their products, services and initiatives to an influential group of trademark professionals.
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Jun 2-5, 2010
39 Dalton Street, Hynes Convention Center and Sheraton Boston Hotel
703 575 9400
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With over 200 cutting-edge sessions, opportunities to reconnect with colleagues, and celebrity speakers from the worlds of entertainment and politics, you will come away educated and energized!
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Apr 19-20, 2010
Hopkinton-to-Boston, Ends at Copley Square
508 435 6905
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The Boston Marathon is the world’s oldest and most prestigious annual marathon and part of the World Marathon Majors.
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Mar 18, 2010
280 The Fenway, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
617 278 5156
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Connoisseurs of art, cocktails and conversation gather from all over the city to enjoy art while strolling the incomparable Gardner grounds and cloisters. Explore the gallery and exhibitions, or just sit and enjoy live music or food from the café. A 7pm performance of "Avant Gardner: Century Classics" features the Callithumpian Consort
Good Life, 28 Kingston Street, Downtown
617 451 2622
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When you know the right people, getting past the door is easy. But when you have the key, it's even easier... Introducing Keys Open Doors, the new monthly party in Downtown Crossing where entrance is only possible if you have the golden key (which you'll get from us). Let's back up a bit: last month, Good Life secretly started gutting the main bar and sidedoor lounge to include two new DJ booths, followed by a strong urge to throw a clandestine monthly bash. Gold keys were distributed with a number attached, which, when called, got you into the party. (Oh, and the keys actually open the backdoor.)
161 Center Road, Shirley
978 425 9041
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Built in 1798 the Massachusetts State House is the oldest building on Beacon Hill. The building and its grounds cover two city blocks and houses statues, paintings and history of both Boston and the nation. The Bulfinch Front faces south, its red brick walls, white pillars and trim, and golden dome catching the sun in every season a truly breath taking view.
800 Boylston Street, Back Bay
617 536 1775
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Sweeping 360 degree views of Greater Boston and beyond, gorgeous day or night. Visit the Skywalk Observatory for all the history on what you are viewing, or just take it in with a delightful meal at the restaurant.
193 Salem Street, North End
617 523 6676
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Historic site where at Paul Revere's signal Robert Newman climbed the steeple and rang the bell, igniting the American Revolution. Wonderfully preserved touring the church you'll be amazed at the chandeliers, pews and of course the bells.
Freedom Trail, Corner of State and Washington Streets, Downtown
617 720 1713
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The Declaration of Independence was first proclaimed from here, to the jubilant citizens of Boston. Now it is home to many permanent exhibits that delve deep into the rich history of Boston as well as varying educational events. The Old State House: A Hands-on History is a great way to get children involved and interested.
Freedom Trail, Down Town
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The Freedom Trail is a 2.5 mile red-brick walking trail that leads you to 16 nationally significant historic sites, every one an authentic American treasure. There is no other place in the United States where you can take in the rich history of America’s Revolution — the events that led up to the historic break from Britain and the brave people who shaped our national government.
5 Shipway Place, Naval Shipyard
617 242 7511?
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USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world. It was first launched in 1797. The ships greatest glory came during the war of 1812 when she defeated four British frigates which earned her the nickname "Old Ironsides," because cannon balls glanced off her thick hull. Tours are every half an hour and are conducted by an active-duty sailor in an 1812 uniform.
700 Boylston Street, Copley Square
617 536 5400
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One of the largest municipal public library systems in the United States. The library regularly displays its rare works, often in exhibits that will combine works on paper, rare books, and works of art. Several galleries in the third floor of the McKim building are maintained for exhibits. The building itself is full of architectural history, don't leave with out viewing Bates Hall.
Seaport Blvd and B Street, Seaport
866 310 2469
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A great way to relax and take in all the city views. Jump aboard for a sunset cruise, or for the whole New England experience the Lobster Lunch cruise. Open seven days a week.
465 Huntington Avenue, Avenue of the Arts
617 267 9300
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The MFA is one of the most comprehensive art museums in the world; the collection encompasses nearly 450,000 works of art. There is always s an interesting event being hosted here as well, such as wine tastings, specialized exhibits or educational classes.
955 Boylston Street, Back Bay
617 266 5152
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The core of the museum's collection is work by contemporary artists featured in ICA exhibitions, many at seminal moments in their careers. The temporary exhibits always offer something interesting and diverse and a great conversation starter.