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Alley Bar

265 Washington Street, Boston, MA
 • (617) 263-1449
www.thealleybar.com
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The Last Hurrah

60 School Street, Boston, MA
 • (617) 227-8600
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Dress:Business Casual
Hours: Daily 12pm-1am
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The Last Hurrah, Omni Parker House?s fabled bar, has been the gathering place for Boston's colorful political pantheon for close to 150 years. Rogues, visionaries and villains sipped late-afternoon drinks at the Last Hurrah and hatched their plans to save the world, bilk it or escape it.
James Michael Curley, a larger-than-life politician who embodied all three characteristics, was a regular patron. In fact, the bar takes its name from Edwin O'Connor's 1956 Pulitzer-Prize-winning novel "The Last Hurrah," based on Curley's picturesque career. The Last Hurrah serves cocktails only.
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Dubliner At Downtown Crossing

14 Bromfield Street, Boston, MA
 • (617) 357-1899
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Good hearty Irish pub fare for a great price. Great pour on the Guiness too.
Ambience typical of a pub so no romantic dates here!
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Boston Lyric Opera

Franklin Street

45 Franklin Street, Boston, MA
 • (617) 542-4912
www.blo.org
Student Rush provides 50% discount off single tickets on day-of performances. 1 ticket per student ID; purchase at Shubert Theatre Box Office.
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Boys & Girls Clubs Of Boston Administrative Office

50 Congress Street, Boston, MA
 • (617) 994-4700

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Innovation Odyssey Tour

28 State Street, Boston, MA
 • (617) 350-0358
www.bostoninnovation.org
What do the microwave, telephone, small pox innoculation, and modern surgery all have in common? Take the Innovation Odyssey tour, and you'll find out that they were all invented right here in Boston and Cambridge!
This two-hour tour includes visits to the Telephone Museum, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University, and MIT. As you travel from site to site, the tour guide/actor brings the stories of brilliant scientists, financial wizards, and computer prodigies to life in a performance filled with humor, fun, and history.
• Hours: Apr-Nov: 2nd Sat of each month, 2pm • Ages: 11 and up
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CeX: Complete Entertainment Exchange

24 Winter Street, Boston, MA 02108
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Type: Electronics
Hours: M-F 8am-8pm
Sa 10am-8pm
Su 11am-6pm
Parking: No
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With its flagship store originating in London in 1992, this Downtown Crossing newbie buys, sells and exchanges a wide range of products, generally in the electronic realm, including video games, DVDs, computers, digital electronics, music and mobile phones. CeX--or Complete Entertainment Exchange--is in essence a pawn shop for electronic goodies. Store credit is worth more than getting cash back but buyer beware: credit is given on a slip of paper and, if lost, CeX can't track the amount you're owed.
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Boston Jaycees

1 Beacon Street, Boston, MA
 • (617) 367-5710
www.bostonjaycees.org
The Boston Jaycees, or also called the Boston Junior, is a network of individuals between the ages of 21-40 with an interest in networking, socializing, and community service. They are a subsidiary of the Massachusetts Junior Chamber of Commerce and the United States Jaycees. Although socially driven in many ways, the Jaycee's are very involved in charity raising and various non profits. Perfect group for someone looking to get more involved in their city, trying to give back, and looking to meet some new and interesting people along the way.
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Boston College Club

100 Federal Street, Boston, MA
 • (617) 946-2828
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The Boston College Club is situated on the 36th floor of the Bank of America building in the financial district. This luxurious private club was built by very powerful BC alumni. The sweeping views from the main dining room are not to be missed if you are lucky enough to have a member invite you to join along!
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Aqua

120 Water Street, Boston, MA
 • (617) 720-4900(617) 720-4900
http://www.aquaboston.com/welcome.html
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Cross Street(s):Broad Street
Cuisine:American
Pricing:$$
Dress:Business Casual
Hours: Mon-Fri: 4pm-2am
Sat 6pm-2am
Sun 6pm-12am
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Parking:No
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A Financial District bar. On Thursday and Fridays, they have free sliders during happy hour. It never gets too crowded so you can converse freely and have some personal space. It's a solid restaurant bar that you can depend on to unwind after work.
Voted one of Boston's Hottest Singles Scene in Stuff At Night magazine! Enjoy a relaxing after work Aquatini. Workers in the area enjoy half price off food from 5-9 pm on Tuesdays and there is an Open Mic night for all music enthusiasts. For booking of the Function Hall: Please contact the function coordinator anytime before 5:00 at (617) 720 4900 to discuss your function requirements
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