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Alt 92.9 presents: muse.

MUSE have announced their Simulation Theory World Tour. The tour kicks off February 22nd in Houston, Texas and will see the multi-platinum, Grammy Award-winning rock icons headlining venues across the U.S., Canada, UK, and Europe (more to be announced later).

Muse has been heralded around the world for their incendiary and groundbreaking live shows and this tour will be no exception:

“The Greatest Show on Earth” - Q Magazine

“The biggest sonic and visual blockbuster extravaganza possible” - Vancouver Sun

“A jaw dropping extravaganza.. An evening that sets new standards for the possibilities of arena rock.” - The Independent (UK)

“Thrilling, theatrical and technically flawless, this was stadium rock of the highest quality from Muse, masters of musical destruction.” - The Standard (UK)

Fans who have pre-ordered Simulation Theory (only via http://www.muse.mu) by November 9th will have first access to tickets beginning on November 13th at 10am (local time). Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, November 16th at 12pm (local time).

Citi® is the official presale credit card of the Simulation Theory Tour in the U.S. As such, Citi cardmembers will have access to purchase U.S. presale tickets beginning Tuesday, November 13th at 5:00pm local time until Thursday, November 15th at 10:00pm local time through Citi’s Private Pass® program. For complete presale details visit www.citiprivatepass.com.

Enhanced Experience

The Simulation Theory World Tour will feature an exciting new Enhanced Experience Package that allows access to an exclusive Mixed Reality Pre-Show Party, powered by Microsoft, with three original virtual reality games, inspired by tracks from Simulation Theory. Additional Enhanced Experience perks include a premium concert ticket, show specific poster, interactive photo experience with props and memorabilia from the band’s latest videos and more. Muse Enhanced Experience and Premium Ticket Bundle details are available at www.cidentertainment.com/events/muse-tour

Muse is Matt Bellamy, Dominic Howard and Chris Wolstenholme. Their upcoming album Simulation Theory will be released on November 9th. Their last studio album, Drones, was released in June 2015 and debuted at number one in 21 countries around the world including their first number one album in the United States. The album went on to win the Grammy Award, their second, for Best Rock Album in February 2016. Since forming in 1994, Muse have released seven studio albums, selling over 20 million albums worldwide.

Widely recognized as one of the best live bands in the world, Muse have won numerous music awards including two Grammy Awards, an American Music Award, five MTV Europe Music Awards, two Brit Awards, ten NME Awards and seven Q Awards, amongst others.

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Tickets are available online, at the TD Garden Box Office & all Ticketmaster outlets.

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Muse With Special Guests Evanescence and ONE OK ROCK

On top of the global chart success of their ninth studio album Will Of The People , multi-platinum and Grammy Award winning rock band Muse are bringing their North American tour for Spring 2023 to the United Center on February 25th..

Widely recognized as one of the best live bands in the world, Muse have consistently produced exhilarating and ground-breaking shows, and their 2023 Will Of The People world tour will be no exception. The tour features special guests  Evanescence and  ONE OK ROCK .

Muse are Matt Bellamy, Dominic Howard and Chris Wolstenholme. Since forming in 1994, Muse have released nine studio albums, selling over 30 million units worldwide. Their latest album ‘Will of the People” debuted at #1 in multiple territories including, UK (their 7th consecutive #1), Austria, France, Finland, Italy and Switzerland. Their previous album, ‘Simulation Theory’, debuted at #1 in multiple territories and followed their 2015 album, ‘Drones’, which went on to win a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album, the band’s second.

Muse have won numerous music awards including two Grammy Awards, an American Music Award, five MTV Europe Music Awards, two Brit Awards, eleven NME Awards and seven Q Awards, amongst others.

The following approved process will be implemented at the United Center for the General Admission (GA) pit:

• WRISTBAND DISTRIBUTION TIMES: At 9 a.m. on show day, guests will receive a numbered wristband. This represents the order they will be lined up in to access the GA area. Numbered wristbands will be distributed until 4:30 pm.
• LOCATION: Fans will only receive wristbands from a credentialed United Center security employee at Gate 5.
• LEAVING PRIVILEGES: Once the wristband is received, guests are free to leave and return to Gate 5 no later than 4:30 p.m.
• RETURNING TIME: All guests with a wristband must return to the United Center and be lined up in order by 4:30 p.m. to have wristband number honored.
• LATE ARRIVAL: If a guest with a numbered wristband arrives after 4:30 p.m., the guest will be placed in line after the last guest in line. Guests without wristbands arriving after 4:30 pm will also be placed in line after the last guest in line.
• ONE PROCESS: This is the only process approved for GA entry. No additional arrangements can be honored at this time.

**Please note- you must have your ticket to obtain a wristband and it’s one wristband per person.

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Take the Orange, Green, Purple, or Brown lines to Madison. Take #20 Madison buses west.

To the United Center : The #19 United Center Express Bus runs on game days. Service begins 90 minutes prior to game time, runs every 10 minutes until 30 minutes until start of game. Board at stops starting southbound on Michigan and Randolph. Connections are made with Metra trains at Millennium Station, Ogilvie Center and Union Station. The #20 Madison Bus travels west on Madison Street, starting downtown at Wabash Street and runs every few minutes, making all stops to the United Center.

From the United Center : The #19 United Center Express and the #20 Madison buses run every few minutes, departing from the eastbound side of Madison Street. Buses make all stops.

General Parking

PLEASE NOTE: Parking lots and Uber lot open to public two and a half hours prior to event time.

All prices are subject to change without advance notice.

All major credit cards accepted. The United Center offers free parking for select family shows in all official United Center parking lots. All Parking Policies outlined below remain in effect.

Purchase parking via Ticketmaster in advance HERE .

For details on handicap parking, please see the United Center Accessibility Guide .

EV Charging Stations EV Charging Stations are available in Lot H and Lot K. Charging is free. Please be courteous and maintain parking/charging for the posted time limits. 

Parking Policies No in/out privileges. No overnight parking unless related to event activites and approved in advance. No solicitation allowed. No consumption of alcoholic beverages on lot or in parked vehicles. No tailgating or similar activities.

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Book parking in advance.

SpotHero We recommend booking convenient and affordable parking in advance through SpotHero, the nation's leading parking reservations app. To reserve your parking spot, visit the United Center SpotHero Parking Page .

Fans visiting the United Center can also reserve their parking in advance via  Ticketmaster .

Suites Parking

Two reserved parking passes will be valid in lots C and K. The other two reserved parking passes will be for parking in lots A, B, D, or L. Holders of these passes will be directed to A, B, D, or L lots by traffic police and parking attendants based on traffic conditions. Parking passes are good for one space each. All parking passes are mobile entry only.

For all special events, each Executive Suite Holder will receive two complimentary parking passes per event ordered. These two passes will be for reserved parking located in lots C and K. In addition, Executive Suite Holders will also receive the option to purchase four additional parking passes in lots C and K for special events.

Suite Holder parking passes are also valid for buses or limousines under specific guidelines.

Lexus Club Parking

Lexus Club Seat members have reserved parking in fenced, well-lit and clearly marked parking lots adjacent to the United Center for all Blackhawks or Bulls preseason, regular season and playoff games. All Lexus Club members who purchase tickets to other events may also purchase one preferred parking pass (in lot C or K) for such events. Details on how to obtain parking for other events are included with the fax transmission announcing each event.

Lexus Club Seat members with two to four tickets receive a complimentary, reserved parking space in a closed-in, paved lot for all Blackhawks or Bulls preseason, regular season and playoff games. Lexus Club Seat members with five seats or more will be provided with two parking passes.

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UBER ZONE FAQs:

What is the Uber Zone (Lot E) at the United Center? To increase and streamline the fan experience for guests who take Uber to and from the United Center, the new Uber Zone is located at the corner of Madison Street and Wood Street (Lot E) and will combine the three former Uber locations around the arena. Traffic leading to the three prior Uber pickup locations 1) Zone A, previously located on Wood Street & Washington Blvd. near Lot A, 2) Zone D, previously located on Monroe Street & S. Paulina Street near Lot D and 3) Zone F, previously located on Monroe Street & Seeley Ave. near Lot F will now be directed towards the one new Uber Zone in Lot E.

What is the location of the Uber Zone? The new Uber Zone at the United Center is located on the corner of Madison Street and Wood Street. Fans will enter and exit through the sidewalk entrance located on Madison Street and cars will enter the lot by turning into the Uber Zone from Madison Street. Cars will exit on Warren Blvd.

What are the hours of operation? On event days, the Uber Zone is open two hours prior to games, concerts and events and will remain open up to one hour after each event. On non-event days, the Uber Zone will be closed and Uber rides will be dropped off near the corner of Madison Street and Wood Street outside of the Uber Zone.

What is the pickup process for fans?

• Using the Uber app, fans inside the United Center will call an Uber ride.
• Guests will then head to the new Uber Zone located at the corner of Madison Street and Wood Street in front of the United Center.
• When arriving, fans will show the Uber attendant the lane number their driver is in.
• Fans will be shown the location where their Uber vehicle is located to start their next journey.

What is the dropoff process for fans? When Uber drivers arrive with guests at the United Center, they will be instructed to pull into the Uber Zone from the Madison Street side to drop off fans. Once exiting the vehicle, guests will walk out of the main entrance located on the corner of Madison Street and Wood Street. Guests can cross the street to the United Center and are encouraged to enter through the East Atrium.

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Electronic (e-tickets) passes are not eligible for cancellation.

Cancellations are not permitted on the day of your scheduled pick up. You may cancel your reservation online or by contacting us in advance of your museum pass pickup date.

If a pass has already been picked up, it must be returned to the owning library prior to cancelling the reservation.

By phone or in person, ONE or more days in advance: Call or visit the library location you planned to pick the pass up from and ask us to cancel it for you. Have your library card number available so we can look up your reservation.

Online, TWO or more days in advance: Visit our Tixkeeper site, opens a new window. Select My Passes  on the museum selection page and log in to view your reservations. Locate the pass that needs to be cancelled from the list and select Cancel Reservation .

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Available at All Locations

Discount: $11 admission per person ("Half Price Library Ticket") for up to 4 visitors

Type of Pass : Disposable pass (e-coupon)

Need to Book in Advance? RECOMMENDED

Instructions : Must be reserved first with the library. The tickets are date specific; ticket date MUST match date on coupon. Pass must be presented upon arrival.

Boston Children's Museum Website

Discount : Free admission for up to 4 visitors.

Need to Book in Advance? No

Instructions : This pass may be picked up at any time after you make your reservation with the library. The email confirmation CAN’T be used in lieu of the physical pass. It must be picked up at the location you made the reservation. It does not need to be returned. Consult branch operating hours before you pick up the pass.

Harvard Museums of Science & Culture Website 

Discount : Free admission for up to 4 visitors. Children 17 years old and younger are always free.

Type of Pass : Digital pass. Pass is one-time-use for date printed on the pass.

Instructions :

• Print out the pass and bring it with you or display it on your phone or device.
• Visitors may redeem this pass for tickets onsite in the Welcome Hall; ticket reservations are not available ahead of time.
• Visitors will be asked to present the pass when entering the museum.
• All Mapparium showtimes are first come, first serve; this pass doesn't guarantee tickets for a specific time or day.
• This pass is only valid on the day of your visit.
• This pass does not provide any other discounts and cannot be applied to group visits.
• Void if altered or copied. No cash value.

How Do You See the World? Experience + Mapparium™ Globe Website

Discount : Free parking per passenger vehicle.

Type of Pass : Physical pass, must be returned to library branch.

• Pick up physical pass the day before your planned reservation and return the following day to the same pickup location.
• Passes reserved on Saturday can be returned on the following Monday.
• For Sunday reservations the pass must be picked up the day before the scheduled reservation.
• Consult branch operating hours before you pick up/return the pass.
• Do not return the pass in the book drop.

Massachusetts DCR Website

Discount : Each pass allows admission for 2 adults at $10 each (general admission and special exhibition) and up to 4 children ages 7–17 at $10 each (special exhibition only). There is no discount for children 7–17 for general admission, currently $10.

Type of Pass : Promo code

Instructions : Visitors can book the tickets online with the promo code provided on the pass or present the promo code to the front desk.

Museum of Fine Arts Website

Discount : Free admission to four visitors to the Exhibit Halls. Children under 3 years old are free.

Type of Pass : Emailed QR code pass. Pass is one-time-use for date printed on the pass.

Instructions : Patrons will need to reserve their pass on our website, receive their emailed QR code, and then present the code at the entrance gate either on the phone or printed on paper. The QR code will be scanned by staff to provide the four free entries.

Museum of Science Website

Discount : This coupon allows for free admission for up to 4 people to the New England Aquarium. BPL patrons should not be charged for admission. Only applies to adult and child pricing. Children under three years old are free and not counted in admission.

Instructions : Redeem this coupon in the General Admission line at the Aquarium’s ticket booth and you will receive immediate entry. This coupon does not provide any other discounts and cannot be applied to combo tickets. Library coupons or tickets obtained with library coupons may not be sold. Void if altered or copied. No cash value. Hours of operation are subject to change. Valid only for Aquarium admission.

Please visit neaq.org/coupons for details. Review the Aquarium’s website at www.neaq.org/safety ahead of your visit to ensure a safe and accessible experience.

Discount : Pass holders will receive free admission to the museum. One pass allows free admission for up to 9 people per day. One pass per party, please.

Type of Pass : Digital pass.

Need to Book in Advance? NO

Instructions : Visitors will present the pass to the front desk. A copy of the pass (digital or physical) must be shown upon arrival.

USS Constitution Museum Website

Available at Select Locations

Discount : Coupon allows for free parking for one vehicle for the day at Hale during normal business hours and access to hiking Hale’s many trails. The pass is valid for one-time use at Hale.

Type of Pass : Physical pass. Must be returned to the loaning branch.

• Pick up physical pass the day of your planned reservation and return the following day to the same pickup location.
• If you would like to pick it up the day before call the branch where the reservation was made and see if it is available.

Available at Central Library , Adams , Brighton , Hyde Park , Jamaica Plain , Roslindale , and West Roxbury .

Hale Reservation Website

Discount : $10 admission each for up to 2 visitors. Children 18 years old and younger are always free.

Type of Pass : Digital pass

• Reserve an ICA museum pass online in our booking system for a particular date.
• Advance tickets are recommended and can be arranged online: https://www.icaboston.org/
• Click on “Buy Tickets” and select your chosen date for ICA General Museum Admission. Click on “Library Pass Coupon” ticket price.
• Anyone 18 and under receive complimentary admission and should use the ticket price “Youth (0-12)” or “Youth (13-18).”
• Your ICA tickets will be emailed to you.
• When you arrive at the ICA, proceed to the visitor services desk with your tickets and your library pass. The library pass will be shown to the staff member at the desk. If you have questions about the online ordering system, contact [email protected]

The ICA recommends purchasing advance tickets online, however tickets can be arranged in person at the Visitor Services desk by showing your library pass to the staff member. Hours and days of operation can be found on the ICA website .

Discount : $5 admission each for up to 4 visitors. Children under 18 are always free.

Type of Pass : Promo code. Pass is one-time-use for date printed on the pass.

Need to Book in Advance? Recommended

Instructions : Visitors will pick up a pass from the library branch. Visitors can book the tickets online with the unique promo code provided on the pass. Visitors will be asked to present the library pass and their reserved timed museum admission tickets when entering the museum. See the full PDF instructions from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum on how to book using a library pass online. , opens a new window

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Website

Discount : $3 admission to the Museum for up to eight adults, seniors, college students, or youths. Children ages 12 and under receive free admission.

Instructions : Follow instructions in confirmation email to obtain entry (we can have someone at the BPL verify if they must reserve a time or not)

John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum Website

Discount : Free admission each for up to 4 visitors. Children under 6 years old are always free. This includes access to the Museum and Summer Lawn Events.

The Larz Anderson Museum Website

Discount : $2 admission each for up to 4 visitors. Children under 2 years old are free.

Type of Pass : Disposable pass

• You can reserve a pass in our system.
• To gain entry, show your pass reservation confirmation email (printed or electronic) to the front desk at the museum.
• Some locations require a reservation on the Mass. Audubon website.

Visit the Mass Audubon Wildlife Sanctuaries website before your visit.

Discount : $12 admission each for up to 2 visitors. Children 16 years old and younger are always free.

Need to Book in Advance? REQUIRED

• Make a reservation in the BPL reservation system with your BPL card and Pin for a specific day.
• Make note of the promo code.
• After you have received confirmation from our system you will then need to make an online reservation at the Peabody Essex Museum website.
• Click here if you already have a Peabody Essex Museum account.
• If you don’t have an account at the Peabody Essex Museum, you will need to create an account at Peabody Essex Museum .
• Once you create an account go to the ticket reservation page on the site and enter the promo code in the promo box.
• Scroll down to the Library Discount option and enter the number of people for your reservation (up to two adults).
• Follow the directions provided by the site to obtain your online tickets.

Peabody Essex Museum Website

Discount : Free admission for up to 2 adults and 2 children.

Instructions : Admission is for both of their sites (Old South Meeting House and Old State House) and is good any day of the week. Please note that your email reservation confirmation is NOT a substitute for the physical pass.  You must have a physical pass to gain entry. Printed email confirmation vouchers will not be honored at any museum location. *The Sunday pass must be picked up the day before.

Revolutionary Spaces Website

Discount : Coupon allows two adults and children under 18 entry at family membership rates.

• Pass is valid for one-time use at any of 116 properties that collect an admission fee.
• Pass holder will pay an admission fee equivalent to that of a Trustees Family level membership.
• GO Passes are valid for admission only; not valid for discounts at parking kiosks, stores, cafes, Inns, Campgrounds, at special events or programs, on equipment rentals, or in place of any permits or passes.
• To use GO passes at Fruitlands, deCordova, or Castle Hill, please enter the promo code "GOPASS" when securing a timed ticket.
• For all other properties, please book a Trustees GO Pass

Discount : Admits 6 people at $9 per adult and $6 per child for up to 6 visitors. Children two years old and younger are free.

• This pass may be picked up at any time after you make your reservation at your participating library.
• It must be picked up at the location you made the reservation. It does not need to be returned.
• You need to pick up the physical pass to gain entry, email confirmations are not acceptable.
• Consult branch operating hours before you pick up the pass.
• Can’t be used for Zoolights or Boston Lights.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do i reserve a museum pass.

You can find a list of all the current museum and attraction passes we offer on our Museum Passes page.

Reserve most museum passes online in Tixkeeper , opens a new window . We allow patrons to reserve passes over the phone (with a library card number) and in person. You are also welcome to use our computers to make a reservation.

Patrons may book each pass once in a 30 day period. Patrons may only book one pass per day .

Can I reserve museum passes with an eCard?

No. To reserve museum passes, upgrade your eCard at any BPL location by bringing a photo ID and proof of your Massachusetts residency. A state-issued ID or driver's license meets both requirements.

When can I pick up my museum passes?

Returnable passes have to be picked up the day they are reserved for (or on Friday for a weekend pass). Disposable passes should be picked up before that date needed, as most museums are now requiring you to also schedule a visiting time on the museum's website after you have picked up your pass. You will need to bring your library card to pick up both types of passes.

Do I need to return my museum pass?

There are two types of passes: returnable (laminated) or disposable. Each pass indicates which type it is.

If you borrowed a disposable pass, you don’t need to return it.

Laminated “returnable” passes must be returned to avoid fines. Bring back your returnable pass to the same location where you picked it up before 12 p.m. on the next day that the location is open.

Please don’t leave museum passes in the overnight return box. Check the hours of the branch you’re returning to before returning your pass.

What is the fine for an overdue museum pass?

If you don’t return a laminated, returnable pass on time, your account will be blocked from further borrowing until it is returned.

If you lose a returnable pass, let us know at 617.536.5400 ,  [email protected] , or by calling or visiting the borrowing location . We’ll assess a replacement cost for you.

Disposable passes do not need to be returned and don’t generate fines.

How often can I reserve museum passes?

You may reserve one pass per museum per thirty-day period. Patrons may only book one pass per day . 

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Voted #1 “Best Patriotic Attraction”

At the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, you can be a part of the famous event that forever changed the course of American history through a multi-sensory experience that includes live actors, interactive exhibits, and full-scale replica 18th-century sailing vessels!

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Re-enact the Event that Started a Revolution

Historical interpreters, interactive exhibits, full-scale replica 18th-century sailing vessels, and historic artifacts, are just some of what you’ll experience during your visit.

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Ticketed museum experience includes sections 1-5, and cannot be toured separately. Sections 6 & 7, the museum gift shop and Abigail’s Tea Room, are open to the general public without a museum ticket.

The Meeting House

Join the Sons & Daughters of Liberty on a Rendezvous with History.

Enter the Meeting House and step back in time to rebellious 1773 Boston and meet Samuel Adams – your 18th century host! This is where you’ll start your journey to learning about the “single most important event leading up to the American Revolution” – the Boston Tea Party – where it all began during the colonial town meeting.

Join the Sons & Daughters of Liberty on a rendezvous with history! Enter the meeting house and step back in time to rebellious 1773 Boston.

Tea Party Ships

Storm Aboard the 18th Century sailing vessels Brig Beaver and Eleanor!

Experience life at sea aboard an 18th-century sailing vessel as you join a Son of Liberty and take part in the “Destruction of the Tea”! Throw tea into the very same body of water where the Boston Tea Party took place over 240 years ago.

Storm aboard one of our two Tea Ships, the brig Beaver or ship Eleanor, and join a Son of Liberty as you take part in the “Destruction of the Tea!”

Griffin’s Wharf

Located on the same body of water where the Boston tea Party occurred over two centuries ago.

Explore our open air deck and full-scale replica 18th century sailing vessels, as well as the other cargoes that accompanied the fated tea to America. Meet the Sons and Daughters of Liberty and learn about the Boston Tea Party of 1773!

Located on the same body of water where the Boston Tea Party occurred over two centuries ago.

Reenactment in 3D

Where 18th Century meets Cutting Edge Technology.

Experience the debate firsthand and learn of the potential ramifications of your bold actions as you find yourself on Griffin’s Wharf on the morning following the Boston Tea Party. A Patriot and a Loyalist discuss “the boldest stroke yet struck in America”.

Where 18th Century meets cutting edge technology! Experience the immediate debate firsthand and the potential ramifications for your bold actions.

The Robinson Tea Chest

A box worth keeping.

Protected and preserved for more than two centuries, the Robinson Tea Chest is the only known surviving tea chest from the Boston Tea Party of 1773. Experience the compelling history of this significant artifact from its humble beginnings in China through the Boston Tea Party and being handed down through the generations. The Robinson Tea Chest is proudly displayed at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum from the permanent collections of Historic Tours of America, Inc.

Protected and preserved for more than two centuries, the Robinson Tea Chest is the only known surviving tea chest from the Boston Tea Party.

Minuteman Theater

Immerse yourself in our Award Winning Documentary.

Our multi-sensory film, “Let It Begin Here ® ”, dramatically depicts the events of April 19, 1775, including Paul Revere’s famous “Midnight Ride” and the beginning of the American Revolution.

Barely 16 months after the tea was destroyed in Boston Harbor, militiamen rallied on Lexington Green as the “shot heard ‘round the world” was fired. The theater’s panoramic movie screen places you in the middle of the battle action as you see, hear, and feel the sensations of horses galloping, soldiers marching and muskets firing through the countryside. Join the ranks of the militiamen as they stand against the British Regulars.

Let It Begin Here depicts the events of April 19th, 1775, which include a battle scene. It can be loud and intense for some. Museum tour Hosts will remain present should guests require assistance or exit.

Immerse yourself in our award winning multi-sensory film! Our documentary film, “Let it Begin Here” dramatically depicts the events of April 19, 1775 of Paul Revere’s midnight ride and the beginning of the American Revolution.

Abigail's Tea Room & Terrace

Your Adventure Isn’t Complete Without a Spot of Tea

The comfortable charm of another era, wonderful waterfront and skyline views, a friendly welcome from colonial tea ladies and reasonably priced menu choices make Abigail’s the perfect place to pause for a relaxing break. Taste history by sampling some of the 5 teas thrown over during the Boston Tea Party, enjoy a glass of refreshing lemonade, cool iced tea, or a mug of hot or cold apple cider and try our hard-to-resist tasty treats: assorted scones, cookies, muffins and pies. Or, join us at lunchtime for a variety of delicious grab & go sandwiches, salads & chowder. Adults looking for a beverage a bit stronger than tea are pleased to see that Abigail’s serves Sam Adam’s Beer, as well as “Dark and Stormy’s” and red or white wines. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the special ambiance of Abigail’s Tea Room & Terrace – it hits the spot! View Menu

The comfortable charm of another era, wonderful waterfront and skyline views, a friendly welcome from colonial tea ladies and reasonably priced menu choices make Abigail’s the perfect place to pause for a relaxing break.

Bring home a bit of history in the form of an American Revolution souvenir from the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum gift shop. Browse through an array of interesting gifts and collectibles and take home a special keepsake to remember your journey back to colonial America.

Boston Tea Party Descendants Program

In partnership with the New England Historic Genealogical Society.

Grave Marker Commemorations

Honoring all who took part in the 1773 Destruction of the Tea.

Tickets & Packages

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum General Admission

• A fully guided experience by costumed interpreters telling the story of that fateful night in 1773.
• A tour of an 18th century replica (restored) vessel.
• Dump the tea into the sea!
• View the Robinson Tea Chest: The only known surviving tea chest from the Boston Tea Party.

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum + Old Town Trolley Tour Package

• Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Ticket.
• Old Town Trolley Tour - 1 day of free unlimited re-boarding.
• $10 off Historic Harbor Cruise*
• $10 off Ghosts & Gravestones Tour*.
• $5 off Boston Summer Nights Tour & Charles River Cruise* (May 24 – Sept. 2, 2024)
• 50% off admission at The Sports Museum*

1-Day Old Town Trolley Tour

• 1 day of free unlimited re-boarding*.
• $10% off Historic Harbor Cruise*
• $6 off admission to Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum*.
• More than 100 points of interest.

Ghosts & Gravestones Tour

• Reservations are required.
• Explore some of Boston’s most haunted sites…
• Walk amongst the dead in burying grounds nearly 400-years-old.
• Exclusive night-time access into two of Boston’s oldest burying grounds.
• See Boston’s most haunted hotel: The Omni Parker House.

Boston Day and Night Tour Package

• Old Town Trolley Tours 1 day of free unlimited re-boarding*.
• Ghosts & Gravestones Night Tour**.

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This grand Federal-style mansion was designed by renowned architect Charles Bulfinch. Built as the first of three homes for former mayor Harrison Gray Otis in 1796, the house is one of the last remaining structures from what used to be Bowdoin Square. Thanks to Boston’s period of urban renewal in the 1960s, the historical home now straddles Beacon Hill and the West End. Inside, its paint colors and carpet designs are historically accurate—and they’re surprisingly vibrant.

Otis House Museum, 141 Cambridge St., historicnewengland.org .

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Nichols House

Beacon Hill’s other Bulfinch-built house museum was once home to suffragist and landscape architect Rose Standish Nichols. Among her many accomplishments, she was a founding member of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom in 1915, which has a mission to unite all women for peace, disarmament, and gender equality.

Nichols inherited the Federal-style home on Mount Vernon Street from her father in 1935, and ruled the roost until her death in 1960. She never married, but often hosted salons at the house, gathering intellectuals to  discuss  and debate progressive ideas over afternoon tea. Nichols intended for the house to be left as a museum after her death, and since then, it’s shown Bostonians what life was like in Beacon Hill at the turn of the century. Tour highlights include furniture handmade by Rose’s sister, Margaret Nichols Shurcliff.

Nichols House Museum, 55 Mount Vernon St.,  nicholshousemuseum.org .

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Gibson House

For a snapshot of life in Victorian Boston, step through the double doors of the Gibson House on Beacon Street. Though you wouldn’t know it from the outside, this brownstone conceals a historical interior that hasn’t been altered since 1954. That’s thanks to Charles Gibson Jr., who in the 1930s decided he should preserve the contents and opulence of his family’s 1860 home. A guided hour tour through the house’s four levels features a one-of-a-kind Victorian ventilator shaft (you have to see it to understand its majesty), “Japanese Leather” wallpaper, a 15-piece bedroom set, and more.

Photo by Ed Lyons on Flickr/Creative Commons

James Blake House

Built in 1661, the James Blake House is the oldest house in all of Boston. It’s tucked between Upham’s Corner and Columbia Point on a sliver of green space, though it’s about 400 yards from its original location on what is currently Massachusetts Avenue. The home’s original owner, a minister named James Blake, settled in Dorchester in the 1630s. He built the house in the Western English style, now a rare sight in New England. The Dorchester Historical Society only offers tours of the house on the third Sunday of each month, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

James Blake House, 735 Columbia Rd., Dorchester, dorchesterhistoricalsociety.org .

Photo by Jules Struck

Prescott House

This impressive Federal-style construction dreamed up by architect Asher Benjamin flaunts unique rounded bay fronts and white columns. It was built overlooking the Common in 1808 for a merchant named James Smith Colburn, and on land once owned by portrait painter John Singleton Copley to boot. In 1845, historian William Hickling Prescott moved into the house, and about a century later, it was purchased by the National Society of Colonial Dames. The home, also known as the Headquarters House, is now open as a house museum on select Wednesdays and Saturdays.

William Hickling Prescott House, 55 Beacon St., Boston, nscdama.org .

Photo by Leslee on Flickr/ Creative Commons

Ayer Mansion

Just down the street from the Prescott House, the Ayer Mansion is the only extant home designed by artist Louis Comfort Tiffany. Perhaps best known for his kaleidoscopic stained glass works, Tiffany worked his magic on not just the windows, but on stone and glass mosaics. The famed Gilded Age artist also clad the home in exterior mosaics—only the Ayer Mansion and his private home feature original Tiffany exterior work. Tours of the 1902 mansion are offered at least one Saturday and one Wednesday per month. Though the museum is house is closed to the public for maintenance during August, a tour schedule is regularly available on ayermansion.org .

Frederick Ayer Mansion, 395 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, ayermansion.org . 

Photo by Tim Sackton on Flickr/ Creative Commons

Shirley Eustis House

William Shirley, the Royal Governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony until 1756, spent his summers at “Shirley Place,” which he built in 1751. It also served as the summer home of William Eustis, a post-Revolution Massachusetts governor who took office in 1822. Now called the Shirley-Eustis House, the place is one of the last remaining Royal Colonial Governors’ mansions in the country. Tours of the mansion, the carriage house, and the grounds are offered 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday through Saturday until Labor Day. Offseason tours can arranged by appointment.

Shirley-Eustis House, 33 Shirley St., Roxbury,  shirleyeustishouse.org .

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About A Walk in the Park: Guided Tour of deCordova Sculpture Park

Join a deCordova Guide for a tour through the Park. Each tour is a lively conversation about artists, art-making processes, materials, and deCordova’s rich history. Ask about your favorite sculpture, new acquisition, or the history of campus – from the glaciers cutting the landscape to how Julien and Lizzie de Cordova’s home became a Sculpture Park and Museum.

Capacity is limited and we recommend purchasing tickets in advance. Your ticket includes admission to the Museum and Sculpture Park. Enjoy deCordova as long as you’d like before or after the tour.

Plan to arrive on campus at least 15 minutes before the tour begins, as it may take some time to check-in.

Meet your Guide on the front steps at the Museum’s main entrance. The tour will begin promptly at 1 PM.

The tour will run sun or light precipitation and will be entirely outdoors. Registered participants will receive an email if the tour is cancelled.

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This week, we’ve got several bands from New Bedford High School, bringing more than 100 years of music to the Rotch-Jones-Duff House & Garden Museum. Plus, a Memorial Day kick-off at the Jane Pickens Theater, sound meditation in Tiverton, and Secret Garden Tours in Newport.

So when someone asks you what you want to do, you’ve got your plans ready to go.

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New Bedford High School bands to perform at Rotch-Jones-Duff House & Garden Museum

Get ready for a night of jazz, rock, and steel band music.

Three New Bedford High School bands will be returning to the Rotch-Jones-Duff House & Garden Museum, 396 County St., New Bedford, on Tuesday, May 21, at 7 p.m.

The program will span 100 years of music, with each band offering a distinct style and repertoire. 

Directed by Tim Mason, the New Bedford High School Jazz Band specializes in multiple styles of jazz and improvisation.

The New Bedford High School Steel Band, conducted by Lee Dias, performs contemporary music steeped in the traditions of Trinidad and Tobago.

Tom O’Leary directs the New Bedford High School Rock Band, which performs music from different eras of rock and roll.

General seating will be available on the museum’s tented patio. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs for seating on the lawn.

Admission is free and open to the public.

For more information, call 508-997-1401 or visit rjdmuseum.org .

Memorial Day kick-off party at Jane Pickens Theater

The Broadway Street Fair is partnering with the James Montgomery Band for a Memorial Day kick-off party at the Jane Pickens Theater, 49 Touro St., Newport.

It will be held on Friday, May 24, at 7:30 p.m., with Montgomery and the All-Star Blues Band.

Dopey Lopes and the Up All Night Band will be opening the show at 7:30, and Montgomery and his band will be performing at 8:20 p.m.

Net proceeds from the show will benefit Broadway Street Fair and Operation Stand Down RI.

General admission tickets are $40.

For more information, and to purchase tickets, visit www.janepickens.com .

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Sounds of Harmony at Four Corners Arts Center

The Four Corners Arts Center presents Sounds of Harmony on Sunday, May 26, from 4:30 to 6 p.m., at The Meeting House, 3850 Main Rd., Tiverton.

This full-body sound experience will feature gongs, crystal bowls, and resonant instruments.

There will be a short, basic yoga practice, then a guided relaxation to lead into the sound meditation.

Dress comfortably, and feel free to bring a mat, thick blankets, and/or pillows. The Meeting House has wooden folding chairs, but it’s suggested that you bring your own if you prefer to sit.

The cost is $25.

Tickets will be available at the door, but registration is strongly encouraged.

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Benefactors of the Arts present self-guided Secret Garden Tours in Newport, from June 28 to 30, where guests can tour the private gardens of some of Newport’s most prestigious properties.

The tours run daily, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., and tickets are limited, with only 350 to be sold for each day.

Tickets can be purchased in advance at secretgardentours.org . They are $30.

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