THE WEEK AHEAD
Don’t miss the party at Filson!

MONDAY 3/25:

• March Madness at Kings

  • 3pm - 12am

TUESDAY 3/26:

• BFD Tuesdays ($7 tickets) at Alamo Drafthouse

  • 11am - 11pm

• Big Night Fitness at The Grand

  • 5:30pm - 6:30pm

WEDNESDAY 3/27:

• Workout Wednesday at Tonal

  • 3pm - 7pm

• Music Bingo at Harpoon Brewery

  • 6pm - 8pm

THURSDAY 3/28:

• Neighborhood Social at Filson

  • 5pm - 7pm

• Free admission at the ICA

  • 5pm - 9pm

FRIDAY 3/29:

• Sigala performs at The Grand

  • 10pm - 2am

TSJ DEEP DIVE
Everything whale be better soon…

Boston’s whale watching season has officially started! You may be wondering, “what?” So are we! But apparently, it’s a thing! And it’s a thing until November!

The New England Aquarium’s whale watching tours are now officially open for business. The tours leave right from the wharfs near the aquarium, a quick jaunt from Seaport Boulevard. The aquarium is open Monday through Friday 9am - 5pm, and Saturday through Sunday it’s open until 6pm.

Now, we know a lot of you guys are dying to sneak more whale curriculum into your information diet…

1. The aquarium’s Simons Theatre currently features “Blue Whales: Return of the Giants,” a 45 minute film that explores all things blue whales, aka “the largest animal ever to have lived and a species rebounding from the brink of extinction.”

2. Until August 4th, Mass-native Wu Tsang is presenting an exhibit at the Boston ICA called “Of Whales.” Tsang is known for creating immersive installations with XR (extended reality) technology. Of Whales is inspired by the classic 1851 American novel Moby Dick.  First presented at the 59th Venice Biennale in 2022, the exhibit now specifically references Boston’s whaling history at this location.