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A fun night out in Fenway is always a possibility, even when you don’t have a plan! Start out at Bill’s bar for a little pre-game drink, then head over to Fenway park to watch your favorite Boston sports team win (not pictured), and finish the night at Cheeky Monkey and Lucky Strike for some
fishbowls, good brews, and fun arcade games. 

Night Out in Fenway

Kick off your night at Bill's Bar in Fenway for pre-game drinks. Connected to Landsdowne for more space and live music.

Pre-game Drinks

✅ Before you go
• Bill’s Bar typically opens up at 6pm, so it’s a good place for a quick pre-game drink before a game. 

💪 Pro tips
• Bill’s is connected to a bigger bar called Landsdowne. If Bill’s gets a little too crowded, you can always pop over there instead! There’s live music there as well. 

Start off at Bill’s Bar

Enjoy a baseball game at Boston's Fenway Park, complete with food stations that minimize your wait time.

Watch Sports Game

✅ Before you go
• Make sure you have the appropriate size bag for the park! You can check out their bag policy here: https://www.mlb.com/redsox/ballpark/information/guide#. 

💪 Pro tips
• If the line for hot dogs or drinks is too long, remember that there are other stations that might have the same items with shorter lines. The self-checkout stations are always your best bet if you don’t want to miss anything! 

Head over to the game! 

Cross to Cheeky Monkey and Lucky Strike for arcade games and drinks in Fenway. Load up your play card for non-stop fun after a baseball game!

Arcade Games

✅ Before you go
• Make sure you load up your play card at Lucky Strike. You’ll need it to play any of the games.
• You’ll be coming from a baseball game, so hopefully you’re already wearing appropriate attire, but keep in mind that some of the games can get physical! 

💪 Pro tips
• Lucky Strike and Cheeky Monkey are connected. If one line is wrapping around the street, keep in mind that the line at the other entrance might be shorter! 

Cross the street to Cheeky Monkey and Lucky Strike

All right, let's do a night out in Fenway Park. We'll start at Bill's Bar.

This is a bar with live music that is also connected,

looks a little different than what it usually does,

We were pre gaming a little Red Sox game. We got hot dogs. We met new friends.

We always have a good time at Red Sox games.

the Red Sox did not win but testament that you can still have a good time.

and Lucky Strike, which are also in the Fenway vicinity.

We spent a long time here just playing games and having fun,

Here's your plan for enjoying margaritas, cornbread, grilled corn, coconut shrimp, and free cotton candy. Watch the video 👇

A great spot for yummy drinks, moody vibes, and really good food!!!

Delicious Bites in Back Bay

Sip margaritas, enjoy free granita and cotton candy, and savor delicious cornbread at Lolita Back Bay for fun drinks and moody vibes in Boston's Back Bay.

Food & Drinks

✅ Before you go
• the granita and cotton candy are FREE!

💪 Pro tips
• Get yourself a tasty margarita
• ORDER THE CORNBREAD!!!

Make your way to Lolita Back Bay!

Head to Lolita Back Bay for delicious food, moody vibes, and enjoy free cotton candy and dry ice granita with your dinner on Newbury Street.

Free Cotton Candy

✅ Before you go
• the cotton candy (and the dry ice granita) was free with our dinner! 


Get FREE cotton candy!!

something in me needs a margarita desperately,

and so my hunt for a good margarita last week took me to Lolita Back Bay.

they handed us this granita with dry ice,

which was a nice way to cleanse our palate before eating.

you also know that I love grilled street corn,

I couldn't even get a video of it before we took a bite.

So here's my boyfriend taking a bite now,

and you've definitely got to try the coconut shrimp.

Here's your plan for exploring over 15 immersive, creative, and playful installations at WNDR Museum. Watch the video 👇

Explore more than 15 unique installations at the WNDR museum in Boston

Unique Installations at WNDR 

Explore over 15 immersive art installations at WNDR Museum in Boston and spark creativity with interactive experiences. Discount vouchers available for entry until September 2025.

Immersive Art Museum

✅ Before you go
• Grab a Nudge voucher for discounted entry through September 30, 2025: https://www.nudgetext.com/events/wndr-museum-visit?programId=34

Grab a voucher for WNDR Museum

WNDR Museum is an award-winning, immersive art exhibit with over 18+ interactive installations. WNDR encourages guests of all ages to explore their creativity, reawaken their childlike wonder, and experience art in a whole new way.

Immerse yourself in a space that awakens the inner child,

installations of super unique immersive art.

Guide yourself through each of the rooms at your own pace,

taking in all the art they've got to offer.

WNDR will help you to think and see outside the box.

Here's your plan for all-you-can-eat hot pot and unlimited matcha soft serve at Spring Shabu Shabu.

Watch the video 👇

Don’t sleep on Boston’s best deal: $24 all you can eat hot pot and unlimited matcha soft serve ice cream at Spring Shabu Shabu in Allston! 

$24 Unlimited Hot Pot + Matcha Soft Serve!

Try all-you-can-eat hot pot at Spring Shabu-Shabu in Brighton and use their Hot Pot 101 guide to master the experience.

Hot Pot Dining

 Check out this handy hot pot “how to” from Spring Shabu Shabu!
• https://www.springshabu.com/experience


Hot Pot 101

Customize your hot pot at Spring Shabu-Shabu with their sauce bar—try sesame, creamy ginger, or spicy mixes for extra flavor.

Sauce Mixing

My faves:
• Sesame sauce, creamy ginger sauce, a dash of minced garlic, sambal, and sweet chili 🌶️
• You can also add sauce to your broth for extra flavor!

Sauce Recs

Come with me to Spring Shabu Shabu in Allston,

where you can feast on all you can eat hot pot

Start off with your choice of broth and then head over to

load up your plate with a never ending selection of fresh vegetables.

Good thing you won't have FOMO because you can always keep going back for more.

hit up the sauce station to whip up some creative flavors.

Don't forget to leave some room for my personal favorite,

Make the most of this unbeatable deal and check it out yourself!

Here's your plan for a slow, cozy morning with coffee, antiques, and a lush botanical garden in Providence. Watch the video 👇

Who says the rain ruins summer days? Spend a cozy day in Providence, RI.

Slow Morning in Providence

Start your morning in Providence at Coffee Exchange, a cozy Fox Point café where you can savor expertly roasted coffee and even grab a bag of fresh beans for later.

Coffee break

Visit Coffee Exchange to fuel up before you start exploring. It’s a 5 min walk to the Providence River Walk area, so be sure to enjoy your coffee by the water if you can! 

💪🏽 Pro tip: buy some coffee beans while you’re there! 

Grab a coffee

Explore Nostalgia Antiques, a two-story treasure trove of vintage finds, trinkets, and collectibles. Don’t forget to haggle—many prices are negotiable!

Vintage Shopping

💪🏽 Pro tip: it’s ok to haggle prices at most antique stores! If you’re not sure, just ask if items are fixed price or whether they’d be willing to be flexible. 

Antiquing

Wander lush greenhouses and gardens at Roger Williams Park Botanical Center—don’t miss the koi pond or the park’s Japanese garden and friendly goats nearby.

Botanical garden visit

💪🏽 Pro tips
• Though the conservatory is the main thing to see, don’t skip out on the other greenhouses! They grow all sorts of things- 
see, don’t skip out on the other greenhouses! They grow all sorts of things- from figs to avocados to pineapples! 
• Visit the goat farm right outside the conservatory! These live action composters help take care of any invasive species. 
• After visiting the botanical center, check out the park campus! Visit the Temple to Music, Japanese gardens, and a carousel right next door 🙂


Roger Williams Park Botanical Center 

and I spent this cozy morning in Providence,

We started off our morning at Coffee Exchange on Wickenden Street,

a fantastic cafe where they roast on site and sell a whole bunch of beans as well.

this is some of the best coffee I've had in a minute.

where they had everything from statues to

vintage clothes and trinkets of all kinds.

so you'll never run out of things to explore.

I love antique stores because every piece tells its own story,

and it's a fun way to immerse yourself in times before our own.

we headed to Roger Williams Park Botanical Center.

We explored this beautiful Japanese garden,

and I got so lost in the lush of this conservatory that

I almost forgot I was smack in the middle of the city.

And look at these cuties in the koi pond.

I guarantee there's always something to look forward to in Providence