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Welcoming spring in Massachusetts

The weather is getting warmer, and the days are getting brighter as spring is on its way! Whether you're looking to get back into the outdoors, or see the sites and tastes of spring, these are some events taking place all around the state of Massachusetts.

  • Fenway Park Tours-See the home of Red Sox Legends, Williams, Yaz, Fisk and Rice and sit on the famous Green Monster during a tour of Fenway Park.
  • The Daffodil Parade-Enjoy kayaking beside the Boston skyline! Whether you're looking for a single, or a double kayak there is an option for you.
    Rates range from Adults-$15
    Kids (6-12)-$8
  • Bike Cape Cod Trails-Cape Cod is filled with bike trails that wind along the coastline, through quiet forests or wetlands and even along the famous Cape Cod Canal. Bring your bike from home or rent one!
  • Ride the Carousel of the Boston Common-After the Frog Pond skating rink is put away, the handcrafted animals of this Carousel are out to play! This carousel built in 1947, features cats, horses, teacups and frogs for adults and kids to ride.
    Tickets: $3 a ride
  • Kayak On the Charles River-Enjoy kayaking beside the Boston skyline! Whether you're looking for a single, or a double kayak there is an option for you.
    Rates range from Adults-$15
    Kids (6-12)-$8
  • Whale Watch-When the weather gets warmer head out to see to spot a variety of whales off the coast of Massachusetts!
  • Boston Beer Summit-Beer drinkers rejoice! This April 12th and 13th head on over to the Park Plaza Castle in Boston to try beers from over 60 breweries.
  • Tropical Animal Exhibit Franklin Park Zoo-Franklin Park Zoo is a great way to escape into the wild, even if it's only for a day. Be sure to check out the Tropical Animals Exhibit complete with toucans and gorillas.
    Adults-$17.00
    Child Admission (ages 2-12)      $11.00
  • The Hub Softball League-Get out your glove and bat, for a fun game of softball! Whether you arrange your own teams, or are looking to join a league there are several co-ed groups in the Boston area.