| Massachusetts in February | | | | The Boston Center for the Arts is located in the South |
| Massachusetts is a bustling state that offers both | | | | End of Boston and is the largest landmark district in the |
| beautiful countryside and a busy city. The state is | | | | US. The Boston Center for the Arts is a four-acre |
| excellent for weekend trips or family vacations as | | | | complex that features The Cyclorama. The |
| there are unique events and activities that take place | | | | Cyclorama is an 1884 panorama painting. The |
| every month. | | | | Cyclorama Rotunda is 23,000 square feet and the site |
| The Annual Boston Wine Expo is an event that any | | | | of many exhibitions, performances and other |
| self-respecting wine enthusiast will not miss. This is the | | | | community events. The center is home to the |
| largest consumer wine event in the country and takes | | | | Community Music Center of Boston, the Art |
| place at the Seaport World Trade Center. You will | | | | Connection, the Boston Ballet Costume Shop, three |
| have the opportunity to sample 1800 wines from | | | | small theaters and a rehearsal studio. The Tremont |
| around the world and meet with the winemakers that | | | | Estates Building is also located on the grounds and |
| produce them. Events within the event include the | | | | features over 50 artist studios, the Mills Gallery, |
| Grand Tasting, which features the hottest wines at the | | | | rehearsal spaces and Hamersley's Bistro. |
| expo, Celebrity Chef Stages, Tasting Flights, Grand Cru | | | | While in Concord you must visit the Concord Museum. |
| Lounge, The Vintner Dinner, and the Progressive | | | | The city was the site of the battle that began the |
| Dinner. This event attracts visitors from around the US | | | | American Revolution as well as many forward thinking |
| and international guests as well. | | | | individuals and writers of the American literary |
| The Boston Opera House is always featuring events | | | | renaissance. Here you will find the history of |
| from movies to musicals. The Opera House was built | | | | Algonkians, Puritans, Revolutionaries, Farmers, |
| in 1901 for the traveling opera troupes that made their | | | | Silversmiths, Transcendentalists, Cabinetmakers, |
| way through Massachusetts. The house has been | | | | Anti-Slavery Activists, Mill Workers and Loyalists. |
| restored and is in the heart of the theatre district. The | | | | Highlights of the museums exhibitions include the Paul |
| house was reopened in 1928 and has hosted a variety | | | | Revere lantern, artifacts from the American |
| of different shows. The venue is a permanent fixture | | | | Revolution, many of Thoreau's possessions from |
| in culture of Boston and features hit Broadway | | | | Walden Pond and the contents of Ralph Waldo |
| musicals, musicians and Opera. | | | | Emerson's study. |