Discovering the Hidden Gems of Bostons Cultural Scene

Boston, MA is a city that is rich in history and culture. From its colonial past to its modernday intellectual achievements, it has much to offer travelers interested in exploring the vibrant artistic scene of this beautiful metropolis. Here are some of the best cultural sites, theaters, visual arts museums or concert venues to explore that reveal the historic, intellectual, resilient, diverse nature of people who live here.

First off is The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (25 Evans Way), which was once home to one of Americas first art collectors who acquired works by Rembrandt and other Old Masters. The museum features 15thcentury tapestries lining Venetian palazzostyle rooms filled with an eclectic mix of American furniture and European paintings plus sculpture gardens open even during winter months.

For theater lovers looking for something unique check out Improv Asylum (216 Hanover St), founded by UCB alumni where they serve beer and treats at comedy shows while audiences give birthnames based on improv theatre games called How Dare You?! Its a perfect way for both tourists and locals alike to laugh until they cry.

Fans of jazz music must experience Wallys Cafe Jazz Club(427 Massachusetts Ave). Established in 1947 Wallys Cafe Jazz Club boasts being one of Bostons oldestoperating familyowned nightclubs strictly dedicated solely towards helping upandcoming musicians reach their potential with some spectacular performances every single night!

Finally dont forget about discovering all kinds street art all over town created by artists such as Shepard Fairey or Os Gemeos along hidden alleyways like Modica Way near Central Square in Cambridge or walls/tunnels around Chinatown/Leather District areas southeast side city center.

In conclusion if youre planning on visiting Boston anytime soon be sure not just sticking under big headlining places but also checking out these wonderful hidden gems only known by locals who appreciate its richness of cultural life!

Websites:

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: https://www.gardnermuseum.org/

Improv Asylum: https://improvasylum.com/

Wallys Cafe Jazz Club: http://wallyscafe.com/

Twitter:

@gardnermuseum

@ImprovAsylum

@wallysboston