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Things to do around Boston this week, 6/10-6/16
By Steph Solis,
2024-06-10
Monday, 6/10
π€ The Loring Greenough House hosts a discussion about slavery at the historic Jamaica Plain estate, 7pm-8:30pm.
Tuesday, 6/11
π Robert Pinsky, the former U.S. poet laureate, discusses his new poetry collection, "Proverbs of Limbo" at the Harvard Bookstore, 6pm.
π· BRIX Wine Shop in the South End hosts a "sip & tell" event featuring Greek wines, 6pm-7pm. Price: $25.
Wednesday, 6/12
π The LEGO Discovery Center in Assembly Row hosts a night for the adults who want to channel their inner child, 7pm-9:30pm.
Price: $19.99.
π TD Garden hosts a watch party for the NBA Finals away game between the Celtics and Dallas Mavericks, 7:30pm.
Price: $18.
Thursday, 6/13
𧬠BPL hosts a virtual session on how to use DNA tools to explore your family tree, 6pm-7:30pm.
πΆ Catch the first silent disco on the Charles River in Newton, 6pm-8pm.
Meet at Nahanton Park in Newton at 5:30pm to get on a kayak for the event.
Price: $40.
Friday, 6/14
πΉ Short Path Distillery in Everett hosts Gin & Tonic Night with a build-your-own G&T station and flights, 5pm-11:30pm.
π¦ Head to Quincy for Camp Crane! The Thomas Crane Public Library's after hours event, 6:30pm-8:30pm.
Includes lawn games, keychain designing a scavenger hunt, music and a ticket for free ice cream.
π Catch Game 4 of the NBA Finals between the Celtics and the Dallas Mavericks in Texas, broadcast at TD Garden , The Anchor in Charlestown or one of several restaurants at the Canal Street Hub .
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