The Mills Gallery is associated with the Boston Center for Arts- in the South End of Boston. The Boston Globe recently called the Mills Gallery, "one of the city’s most innovative venues for contemporary art.” The Mills Galley shows five large exibits every year, and has three individual spaces in order to have three artist's work showing at once. Hours for the gallery are as follows: Wed & Thu 12-5, Fri 12-10, Sat 12-10 an Sun 12-5. Check out the BCA's website for the latest information about shows at the Mills Gallery. www.bcaonline.org

Jacques Dessange is a famous French hair salon. They have just opened a Boston salon in the Atelier 505 building on Tremont Street.

The mission of the Topf Center for Dance Education is to enhance the lives of urban youth using the art, creativity, and discipline of dance to develop their academic, social, and physical well-being. A not-for-profit dance education organization since 1974, the Topf Center provides under-served youth with access to quality dance programs. Its outreach program, in partnership with the Boston Public Schools, teaches dance and uses dance as a language to teach other academic and life skills. In addition, the Center works with youth who are both at and in risk.

CompanyOne is one of "Boston's best fringe theatre" according to the Improper Bostonian. CompanyOne is currently performing at the Boston Center for the Arts at the Calderwood Pavillion in the South End of Boston. According to their website, "Company One redefines the typical theatrical experience by developing, producing, and promoting socially relevant plays and innovative educational programming that appeal to, represent and include Boston’s diverse urban communities." CompanyOne prides themselves on teaching the under-35 population of Boston-and strives to teach cutting edge theatre to young adults and individuals. To check up on the schedule of performances, check out their site at http://www.companyone.org/Current_Season/currentseason.htm

The Cyclorama, erected in 1884, is the signature building of the Boston Center for the Arts. It hosts various kinds of performances throughout the year and houses the Community Music Center of Boston, the Art Connection, the Boston Ballet Costume Shop, three small theaters, and a rehearsal studio.

One of the last true "leather" bars in the once predominately gay South End. Eagle is not fancy, but still a gay male destination. Hours: Daily 3pm-2am, from noon on Sundays

Dr. Morrison specializes in educating his patients about the care and treatments he provides.

Boston:Template:Theater Initiated in 1965 with the purchase of a Tremont St. block, the Center for the Arts is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting all types of artists in their creative endeavors. This 4-acre complex houses a gallery, 3 theaters, 2 rehearsal spaces, 50 studios open to public viewing, and the Boston Ballet. The theaters host a frequently changing array of contemporary performances; check the website calendar for upcoming events. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard. The BCA is a completely non-profit establishment- The main goal of the Boston Center for the Arts is to build bridges between the world of performing and visual arts and the community-which they believe is a vitally important part of Boston. In 2004 the BCA came together with the Calderwood Pavillion and Boston University's Huntington Theatre Company. They are now the biggest non-profit theatre establishment in Boston. The BCA prides itself on community outreach and education.

Mills Gallery Music Series: Overheard/Underground Taking advantage of downtime between exhibitions, the staff of the Mills Gallery is putting on a fringe music/performance series during the month of July. Click Herefor show times and a list of performers.

Overheard/Underground Mills Gallery Music Series 7/8, 7/15, 7/22/2008 cost: $3.33 Three weeks, three performances, three bands. Click here for information on times and shows. Support the fringe, mingle with the fun, enjoy the talent.

Overheard/Underground Mills Gallery Music Series 7/8, 7/15, 7/22 Cost: $3.33 Three weeks, three performances, three bands. Click here for information on times and shows. Support the fringe, mingle with the fun, enjoy the talent.

City Stage Company is located within the Boston Center for the Arts complex in the South End. City Stage Company's mission is to bring theatre arts to the community-family oriented programs allow children to be involved in theatre, as well as see theatre performances. The company is well known for it's daily show offered at Boston Children's Museum. The City Stage Company also works to serve needy communities throughout the metro and greater Boston area. The performances encourage audience participation, as professional actors create fun and engaging ways to bring young people into the fun. Educating: City Stage Co. offers free, intensive performing arts education programs for urban kids during the school day and after school. Students develop critical thinking skills, a sense of teamwork, discipline, and creativity - and they have fun. More than 2,000 kids participate in the education programs each year.

SpeakEasy Stage Company has recently been awarded the Pavilion Resident Theatre for the Boston Center for the Arts. SpeakEasy Stage Co. is known for its Boston premieres of plays and musicals fresh from Broadway and Off-Broadway. The company is located within the BCA campus on Tremont St in the South End. To find out more and see what the season has in store, check out their website at www.speakeasystage.com

The mission of The Theatre Offensive is, "To form and present the diverse realities of queer lives in art so bold it breaks through personal isolation and political orthodoxy to help build an honest, progressive community." This company was founded in 1989 by Abe Rybeck(an actor himself). Originally a gay men's theatre group, The Theatre Offensive was called the "United Fruit Company." The Theatre Offensive is based out of the BCA's complex in the South End of Boston. Check out their website at www.thetheatreoffensive.org

Owned by NYC-based HX Media, the Boston-based GLBT newspaper formerly known as IN Newsweekly is now the New England Blade. Jake Spencer, once publisher of The Washington Blade, has joined the publication as General Manager.

While you may feel like a grown-up by taking your date out for a round of cocktails and sambusas (fried dumplings, $7) after a performance at the neighboring Boston Ballet, it's pretty hard to ignore that sexy Addis also appeals to the kid in each of us. The straw tables and low, stool-like chairs hark back to the days of childhood tea parties, and the simple fact that you can eat with your hands can turn even the most mature college student into a grinning gradeschooler. The delicious dishes—a large variety of meat, fish, and vegetarian entrees—are served with generous amounts of fluffy, white injera, a spongy crepe-like bread that doubles as your utensil. The combination plates (starting at $15) are the perfect way to try different entrees, but most options are already a steal at $7-11. After the sweet honey wine ($5/glass, $20/bottle), sober up with a cup of after-dinner coffee—you won't find a better caffe mocha anywhere else. Reservations accepted for 5 or more, otherwise expect a wait on weekends. Established in 1988. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

No frills about it. That is how Emilio's runs their business. Good food cheap and fast. Consistency is the name of the game for this busy South End takeout and delivery spot. If you are looking for decent pizza at a decent price, you found your spot. From large salads stocked with freshly grilled chicken to calzones and sandwiches, Emilio's will not allow you to be hungry for long. Although not the best pizza pie around, it wins the prize for not letting people down. Emilio's has a small outdoor eating area for good weather. Emilio's offers free delivery within its delivery area with a minimum $8 order. There is a $2 charge for delivery outside their area. Also while they take credit cards, there is a $1 credit card charge.

Greek themed deli with fresh meats, unbelievable good bargain hot meals, and meatballs that are out of this world. Extensive wine cellar. Also sells beer, coffee all day, and convenience store needs with fresh vegetables as well. A menu stock full of old world greek recipes like mousaka, spanakopata, and pastichio that change daily, and soups like avgolemono (chicken, egg, and lemon rice) and creamy chowders. Prices for lunch range from $8-$12. This recent South End addition is owned by George Tsaousidis and Anna Barounis who stock the best food, grocery essentials, and wine and beer for the South End resident that is looking for a local one stop shop. The bodega of my dreams.

Picco (Stands for Pizza and Ice Cream Company) is a charming restaurant located in the South End on Tremont Street with delicious food and a lovely outdoor seating (when weather permits). The restaurant definitely has a pizza specialty but also serves a delicious chicken parmagiana sandwich, salads and fish tacos. They serve ice cream as well, and have many flavors to choose from. The pizza is cooked in a flaming brick oven, that you can see from inside of the restaurant! The staff are friendly, and the food always tastes very fresh. Visit their website to learn about their special events! Here are a few 'nice to knows' about Picco: There is a $10.00 minimum on all charges. Delivery is free from 5-10pm everyday to the South End, Back Bay, and Bay Village. The whole menu is available for take-out and delivery. Reservations are only available for parties of 8 or more. The Globe praised the decor as "quaint, brightly lit, and secretly upscale", but dismissed the "charred yet underbaked" pizzas^[1]. The Phantom Gourmet was more enthusiastic, noting that "slices and scoops spare no expense with gourmet ingredients" and that the "retro décor evokes an old school ice cream parlor"^[2].

Sibling Rivalry, a restaurant located on Tremont Street in the South End, was started by two brothers. The brothers Kinkead, both chefs at the restaurant, have their own menus-diverse in nature and have to utilize the same ingredients while preparing a variety of dishes. Sibling Rivalry has what is called a "Chef's Bar," where people can sit and watch the kitchen staff in action. The bar and wine list is extremly creative, not to mention fresh. Sample menu items from Chef David's side of the menu include: "Pan Roasted Veal Chop Fontina Cheese Fonduta, Black Truffle Jus and Caramelized Onion and Potato…$38.00," "*Barbequed Lamb Chop Lollipops with Roast Acorn Squash and Creamy Brussels Sprouts and Bacon Gratin...$32.00"--and from Chef Bob's menu: "Boneless Short Ribs of Beef with Roast Beets, Ragout of Salsify, Pearl Onions and Carrots, Mashed Potatoes & Horseradish Cream…$28.00," "*Pancetta Wrapped Monkfish with Celery Three Ways: Braised Celery Hearts, Celeriac Puree and Celery Salad with Truffle Vinaigrette…$26.00." The bar at Sibling Rivalry is also a happening place and serves a variety of inventive cocktails with an extensive wine list.

This place has the buzz. With the atmosphere of an artist's studio, you feel as if you're attending the best dinner party ever. Relax and take in the sounds of jazz and sip on a martini or a glass of wine. The food is fabulously yummy with fare from Moroccan to Italian, making any craving satisfied here. The best thing about this place, other than its funky vibe and hip atmosphere? It's open late. Get your food on until 2am, nightly.

On July 14, 2008 from 5:00PM - 2:00AM The Beehive Celebrates Bastille Day with their, Bee- Musette at St. Germain des près celebration in cooperation with the French Consulate of Boston, The French Library, TV5 Monde and Les Champagne Mumm. This year’s festivities will be a feast of sights, sounds and taste featuring the live and enchanting sounds of Violette de Bartillat performing her repertoire of French standards as well as current French hits and a Special Guest DJ spinning Retro-French Pop. Count on burlesque, dancing, drink specials and surprises galore! Regular dinner service will be accented with specials such as: Vichyssoise ($7) Saucisse de Toulouse, frites Toulouse sausages in a mustard sauce, served with frites ($21) Île flottante fluffy soft egg-white 'floating' on a sea of custard ($7) There will be more berets and scarves than you can shake a stick at! This event is free to the public and is based on capacity. Dinner reservations are highly recommended which will get you a front row seat to all the action. The Beehive’s live Music performance for the evening will be from 8:00 PM to 10:30PM and the DJ will perform from 10:30 PM to 1:30AM. The BEEch, The Beehive’s outdoor patio will be open during the event serving their regular menu and is on a first come first serve basis.

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etant is a small, upscale spa located in the South End neighborhood of Boston. Services offered include: massage, facials, reflex, acupuncture, polarity therapy, waxing, herbal wraps, paraffin treatments, mud wraps, and ear candling. They are open Monday through Friday from 11:00am-9:00pm, Saturday 9:00am-6:00pm and Sunday's by appointment. They are customer service oriented in that they are open to new suggestions about types of services. As far as prices, a Swedish Massage costs $95 for one hour and $135 for one-and-a-half hours. A seaweed body facial costs $80, a facial ranges from $95-$125. Etant also does body waxing. Packages are offered for a variety of spa services as well as gift certificates. Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover are acceptable forms of credit card payments.

Gibson Sothebys International Realty is a real estate firm serving all of Boston. This office is located on Tremont Street in the South End. For listings and contact information, check out http://www.gibsondomaindomain.com/ --Gibson Sotheby's International Realty is known for specializing in high end and elegant homes and apartments.