Labor Day Weekend kicks off the month, followed quickly by the famous Berklee Beantown Jazz Festival including lots of free performances, Boston Fashion Week, internationally famous Boston Film Festival, and lots, lots more.
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Labor Day weekend offers a terrific chance to have fun in the city, with lots of events such as the Mass Brewers Fest, a Boston Red Sox home game, the Deutsche Bank PGA Golf Tournament, a Wine Lovers Dinner Cruise on Boston Harbor, and lots more.
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One of Boston's most famous film festivals - the aptly named Boston Film Festival - takes place this month at the Stuart Street Playhouse, drawing actors, directors, filmmakers, and enthusiasts from all over the world for 7 days of film screenings, discussions, networking, and socializing.
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Over a dozen other film festivals take place in Boston throughout the year. Whatever your particular area of interest, there's sure to be a film festival that's a perfect fit.
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This famous Boston music festival grows larger every year, as jazz enthusiasts gather for 11 days of free and ticketed concerts taking place all over the city. The biggest event of all takes place on the final day when multiple concerts along Columbus Ave in the South End attract almost 100,000 fans.
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Biggest concert event this month features Boston's own Celtic punk rockers, the Dropkick Murphys, at Fenway Park. Other big name performers include Roger Daltry, Steely Dan, Celtic Thunder, and Bob Marley - and that's just the beginning!
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If you're planning a trip to Boston, check out our Boston Travel Guide. We make planning your vacation to Boston easier by recommending 10 easy steps based on what makes sense to do first - for example, pick your key activities BEFORE you book your hotel, so that you stay in the neighborhood where you want to spend the most time.
Fresh from their Stanley Cup victory in June, the Boston Bruins begin their preseason games this month. Check out the home game schedule and get your tickets for great seats.
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There's LOTS more going on this month! Here are just a few highlights from the Boston Events Calendar for September 2011:
Check the Boston Events Calendar for September for many more events.
And don't forget about Fall Foliage Cruises departing from Boston throughout September and most of October - the best way to see brilliant fall foliage along the New England and Canadian coastline.
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Free (or almost) museum admissions -
Institute of Contemporary Art - Free admission each Thursday from 5pm to 9pm, and free admission for families (defined as 1 http://www.boston-discovery-guide.com for 2 adults accompanied by children 12 and under) on the last Saturday of each month, except for December.
MIT Museum in Cambridge - Free admission every Sunday morning from 10am - 12 noon.
Boston Children's Museum - $1 admission 5-9pm on Fridays
Boston Discount Cards - Get one of these cards, and get free admission to Boston's top attractions, cruises, tours, and more. Choose the card that works best for you. More about Boston Discount Cards.
New Boston sightseeing discount card - GoSelect - The cool thing about this card is that you pick only the attractions that you really want to visit - and you get a discount on the admission price totaling about 15% - 34%. And you have 30 days to use it, once you activate it for the first attraction. It's a no-brainer way to save money on attractions, cruises, and tours.
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For the younger set:
For older kids, including hard-to-please teens:
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That's it for now. Drop by Boston-Discovery-Guide.com, where you'll find lots more information about planning your visit to Boston.
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