Whether you're attending a Boston Red Sox game, clubbing on Lansdowne Street, or shopping in Kenmore Square, the Lansdowne Street Garage is in just the right place. Located literally right behind the Fenway Park's Green Monster. For those with disabilities, they offer handicapped parking and are close to Gates C and E (which has special access for fans with disabilities.) Also convenient to the nightclubs as well as Jillian's, Boston Billiard Club, Game on Fenway, Bill's Bar & Lounge, and Boston Beer Works, the BU Bookstore, Harvard Vanguard, all of Kenmore Square and the Cask and Flagon. In Red Sox days, garage closes 1 hour after the game.

Although not a frequenter myself, the Sausage Guy is a Fenway institution. You can smell his cart a mile away as he continues to feed Fenway residents and Red Sox fans alike. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Millions of fans have come to know The Sausage Guy and his tasty weiners. He's become a legendary cult figure and entertainer among celebrities and mobs of screaming fans who pop over to his cart when they get the late night urge for the "other white meat." He's served his tasty dogs to Jerry Springer, Lenny Clark, The Phantom Gourmet and a cavalcade of sports figures. Click HERE to buy "Sausage Guy" goodies like 5lbs sausages and even T-shirts. Click HERE for the Sausage Guy's MySpace page. Click HERE for an ESPN article rating the nation's best hot dogs.

This is location #0052 of the largest co-ed gym in the world. There is a 20,00 square foot workout area in this location. They offer strength, cardio and personal training along with a group exercise studio.

Walk down a set of stairs into Lansdowne Frame which exists below the Cask n'Flagon. All major credit cards accepted.

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Thanks to its close proximity to Fenway Park, Game On is a great place to come and watch the game if you can't score a ticket to the game. Good bar food and tons of TVs. They also have a crazy after-game scene, as the younger crowds flock here to party after a Red Sox win. Check out Game On's menu of traditional Fenway fare like authentic Buffalo Wings, potstickers, fried ravioli and Chowda & Chips HERE.

A bar on the edge of Fenway Park's outfield. You enter from Lansdowne Street, but a large window in the sitting area allows diners and drinkers to peer out onto the field to watch the games. According to BU Today, there's "no nachos, no chicken wings, no quesadillas," so don't expect typical bar fair; "high-end," classic sandwiches like "pastrami, salami, beef brisket, corned beef, liverwurst.... turkey club, grilled cheese with bacon, and 'sliders'" make up the better part of the menu's hearty choices. Click here to view their menu. On tap: Bud, Miller Light and Sam Seasonal.

Crews worked around the clock to transform the massive multi-use complex on Lansdowne Street into Boston's House of Blues before doors opened on Thursday, Feb. 19. Boston's House of Blues 100-seat restaurant also opened on Thursday, Feb. 19 with executive chef Tindaro Losurdo taking the helm. He's also spearheading the grits at the HOB's 75-seat private dining area known as the Foundation Room, catering to the complex's VIP diners. J. Geils Band, in a sold-out show, came together for the first time in 10 years for the grand opening to kick of the House of Blue's otherwise youth-geared lineup of musical acts including Jesse McCartney on Friday, Feb. 27, Bloc Party on Thursday, March 19, Lady GaGa on Monday, March 30 and Katy Perry on Wednesday, April 1. For those not in the know, Avalon officially closed on Oct. 1, 2007 and was sold to the House of Blues by the Lyons Group. The former Lansdowne hot spot is currently being transformed into a live-music complex that will accommodate 2,500 including a 350-seat lounge and a 125-seat restaurant. Boston faves the Dropkick Murphys will play six consecutive nights from Thursday, March 12 until Tuesday, March 17. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of its album "Clarity" with a 10-city tour, Jimmy Eat World announced that they're playing on the HOB stage on Thursday, Feb. 26. Other previously announced acts set to play the soon-to-be-opened venue include B.B. King and Buddy Guy on Sunday, Feb. 22 and George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic on Wednesday, Feb. 25.

Since 1912, AIB has been offering professional art education. They offer BA, MFA and certificate programs. A small school located in various buildings around the Fenway/Kenmore Square area - they merged with Lesley University in 1998.