Beer: Sgt. Pepper Saison / Farmhouse Ale Brewer: Cambridge Brewing Co. Source: 22 oz. bottles Rating: *** (7.8 of 10) Comments: The beer is a nice cloudy copper with lots of bubbles and a foamy head. The smell and taste stand out as the peppercorns give the beer a spiciness that is unique. It also [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Cambridge’
28 Dec
The 41st Annual Christmas Revels
This afternoon my family and I took in the annual performance of The Christmas Revels at Sanders Theater in Cambridge. The Revels is a family tradition and this marks the tenth Christmas Revels production I’ve attended (including a Washington Revels performance in 1995 and performing as a cast member in the 2009 Christmas Revels). This [...]
20 Dec
The 40th Anniversary Christmas Revels
Anyone who reads this blog regularly knows that I’m a big fan of Revels and their annual Christmas Revels performances at Sanders Theatre in Cambridge. I was excited and honored to attend the dress rehearsal performance of this year’s 40th anniversary production of the Christmas Revels on Thursday, December 16th. Had I better journalistic standards [...]
12 Sep
Boston By Boat
Boston By Foot is known for leading excellent walking tours of Boston’s architecture and history. Now you learn about Boston’s architecture and built environments on a 90-minute cruise! Teaming with the Boston Society of Architects and the Charles Riverboat Company, the Charles River Architecture Cruise offers a unique perspective on Boston and Cambridge. I took [...]
27 Jun
The Best Dam Walking Tour in Boston
I promote a lot of tours on this blog, but if there’s one tour you must take this summer it’s the Exploring the Charles River Basin tour offered by Boston By Foot guides (including myself). The tour steps off at 2 pm on Sunday, June 27th from Nashua Street Park just opposite the exit from [...]
19 Feb
Scary Frosty Wants You!
In Central Square, Cambridge an angry snowman demands that you keep your sidewalks clear of snow. I’ve actually noticed that the sidewalks in Central Square & Cambridgeport tend to be better maintained than other places in and around Boston. So this vindictive anthropomorphic mass of crystallized precipitation is doing his job. Respect his authority!
20 Dec
Christmas Revels: The Reviews Are In
As reported earlier, I’m participating as a member of the Roaring Gap Chorus in this year’s Christmas Revels at Sanders Theater in Cambridge, MA. The show has been great thus far and tickets are still available for the final six performances. Come out and see us and don’t just take my word for it, read [...]
22 Jul
Charles River Basin Walking Tour
I promote a lot of tours on this blog, but if there’s one tour you must take this summer it’s the Exploring the Charles River Basin tour offered by Boston By Foot guides (including myself). The tour steps off at 2 pm on Sunday, July 26th from Nashua Street Park just opposite the exit from [...]
26 Apr
Walk for Hunger 2009
It’s time again for one of my favorite events of the year, Project Bread’s Walk for Hunger. I’ll be walking with my wife Susan and son Peter. At least one of us has participated every year since 2004. This year will be the first time all three of us will walk together as family. It [...]
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