This is my favorite local theater located on a quiet street in Kendall Square. The reclining seats…read moreare comfy and spacious and they have showings of latest blockbuster hits as well as smaller indie films. Some parts of the theater were a bit rundown and undergoing renovations when we went, but that didn't affect the movie-watching experience. I wish they didn't play a horror movie trailer before my non-horror movie though. I paid to see the movie I chose, not for unwanted scares!

This cinema is quietly tucked away in Kendall Square. It's on the smaller side, but they still show…read moreall of the major films. There's a snack bar and even merchandise for sale. I was able to snag a Wicked tin and cup at no extra charge, which I honestly thought were cooler than the ones at larger chain theaters--and they offer free refills! The theater itself was very comfortable and nearly packed. The seats are large, plush recliners, though the space to pass by other guests is quite tight, making bathroom trips a bit challenging. Speaking of bathrooms, they're located upstairs and were freezing for some reason. Most of the women's stalls were also marked out of order, which was inconvenient. They seemingly have an issue with the heat as one of the theaters had no heat inside so they were offering refunds. Overall, this theater is really cute and has a lot of charm, but it could definitely use some renovations. That said, I'd still love to come back!

Came to see, HEART OF THE BEAST, Starring BRAD PIT! Started…read moreat 7 till 8:45 pm! Truly and excellent movie set in Alaska but you want drama and excitement and vistas of Alaska this is a movie to see! You will love the camaraderie he has with his special companion! The theatre was super clean the attendants all very helpful and friendly! A very beautiful AMC Boston Complex!

I've been here a couple of times since moving to the Boston area: to see Doctor Strange and the…read moreMultiverse of Madness, The Whale, and most recently the rerelease of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone with my wife. Unless you live downtown or work in the city and catch a movie on your way home there isn't much reason to visit this theater. There are more screens here than Assembly Row or AMC Causeway, but it's less modern. Due to the number of screens there are sometimes events that are only shown here within the area as well. I can tell that this used to be a very nice theater. However, it's in desperate need of renovation. It probably wouldn't take much. Refreshing the lobby, replacing the carpet in the hallways, and maybe an update to some of the larger auditoriums with recliners or AMC's club rockers. It doesn't even need to be all the the auditoriums, especially since there are 19 of them and even though they are just standard seats (outside of the IMAX and Dolby Theater) they're still decent. A word of caution that the IMAX here is a scope screen (so, not as tall as an IMAX usually is, even at a typical chain theater). The Dolby Cinema is good though and better than this location's IMAX. They're still the two best screens here and I would try to book either if you visit this location over any of the others. AMC could return this to a flagship theater experience by renovating common areas and say... 2 auditoriums (into Prime, or additional Dolby Cinemas). Right now though, it's dirtier with fewer amenities and a more difficult to reach (unless you're already downtown) than your other options in the area. All screens are laser projection though, and even 25 (yikes) year old Harry Potter looked fantastic (but Causeway and Assembly are also all laser, too). The employees looked to be doing their best, so I hope AMC invests the money to update this theater.

I was so glad to receive a discount (because we had visited the aquarium) and get to enjoy a…read morespecial 3D film. I don't think I've ever been to a 3D movie that offered concessions (because it was more than a 10 minute film), so we had popcorn and peanut m&M's. Animal Kingdom was a wonderfully done film on many species and I'm happy we got this opportunity during our trip.

When I was a kid, I thought IMAC technology was the bomb. It's been years since I've been to an…read moreIMAX movie and was looking forward to this one about sharks. Yes-it was dated. From 2009. Yes-the theatre needs a bit of a facelift; it's especially noticeable on the stairs (where the carpet is completely pulling away and frayed). But the people are nice and the messaging behind the movies is important...and....truly....some of the footage of the sharks up close and personal is astonishing. There are 2 other movies to choose from at any given time. Seats in the theater were comfy and even if it's crowded (which it wasn't), the view of the screen will be unobstructed.

7$ Tuesday movie tickets are such a steal! Staff is very friendly, just be aware you can't be late…read moreto your start time if the movie or you won't be let in

Pleasant movie experience. The sound and lighting was high quality. The seats were comfortable as…read morethey reclined and were heated. I didn't have any luck pulling up the draft list with their QR code and the bar was closed as you walk in. I did have the option to order food and cocktails, the service was quick and did not take away from the movie as they brought it to your seat.

Our whole family LOVED this museum! And when I say everyone from age 2 to almost 40 had an amazing…read moretime, I truly mean it! You could easily spend an entire day here and honestly, probably even longer. Every area has something different to explore, with hands on activities that are both fun and educational. There was so much to see and do that we were constantly discovering something new. The kids' favorite was building a car using batteries and then testing it to see how fast it would go along the track. They could have stayed there forever! My personal favorites were the bed of nails (yes, I actually tried it ) and the machine sponsored by Takeda that you stand on, and it tells you which areas of your body supposedly need a little extra attention. It was hilarious and so much fun! The AI dog robot was also SO cool! And honestly, the list of things we loved just keeps going. Even the cafeteria was a pleasant surprise. There was a good selection, the food was decent, and the prices were actually reasonable which isn't always the case at museums. This is definitely one of those places where every age can find something to enjoy. We had an amazing time as a family, and I would absolutely recommend adding this museum to your list!

Super fun thing to do with the family and children of all ages. Lots of things to touch and explore…read moreand just as many shows available as activities. We tried to get 3 shows shoved in our trip along with seeing the museum and barely made it and still missed things. For the shows, we found them all to be very entertaining. Saw the ai and robot show first in the morning. It was a fun experience and the kiddos loved it. Then we did the lighting show and I will say if you aren't a fan of loud noises and bright lights maybe pick to go inside the sensory room for this. They've thought of everything to ensure everyone has a great experience and this was a great idea to offer. Finally we did the Omni deep space show. It's an extra $10 a person but it was absolutely worth it and stunning! The kids were in absolute aw. For the museum, I will say it was exceptionally clean, and filled with hands on experiences. There's so much to do I recommend doing this with a plan. Cafeteria inside the red wing offers food for the whole family at very reasonable prices. All the food was hot and tasty. I did a separate review for them on their side and it's under "riverview cafe". Finally the gift shop was very cool. I bought a dinosaur sweater with spikes on the back and a key chain. Note: this is expensive and can easily be bypassed if you don't want to spend more because admittedly I had no plans to buy anything there and still spent $111 . Overall amazing trip with the family and it was made even easier with parking that connects right to the museum. $33 for me for 7 hours of parking. Yes you can absolutely get parking cheaper elsewhere, but if you have or know someone with a disability and want to make the experience smoother without the rush in Boston this is a great option.

This is a new addition to the community projects in Chinatown Boston. Free movies benefiting the…read moreChinatown youth. I think this might even be part of the same program as the new backyard program. The atmosphere is a fabulous one all the families are out with their small children of preschool and grade school aged children waiting for the film to start. There are refreshments available proceeds will benefit the Chinatown youth. Come on down to surface road and enjoy your flick free of charge. There are plenty of seating that has been installed for that movie as well as the monkey bars will bring your own beach chair. Just one more way to enjoy Boston's fabulous Chinatown.

Alamo Drafthouse-Seaport is a stylish theater chain for new & classic films. You can purchase…read moretickets online or at the front desk. Be prepared to have your tickets to checked at minimum twice (once at the entrance and again when you go to your assigned seats. The hallways leading to each theater were well decorated with various movie posters and other film related memorabilia. The theater itself is very modern with semi reclining seats. Each seat comes equipped with a mini table. The theater gets incredibly cold during screenings so definitely bundle up if you get cold easily. You can order various snacks and drinks right from your seat by a menu/notepad though you will need a credit/debit card to present to the server. The staff that I interacted with were politely and attentive. Overall I would recommend this theater for patrons interested in indie and classic films.

I love this theater. The movie parties are fun, and the servers are always nice. I'm glad that I…read morefound a place to hang out and have dinner and a movie.

MAY 20, 2026, tonight at 7pm will be ARTS Emerson's 2026/2027 seasons preview event!…read morewith a reception after at the jackie liebergott black box theater with lite bites and drinks! stay tuned for my list of films of the season! this evenings season preview will mark 16 years! how sweet it will be! AS PROMISED here is the list of the new season and I promise it will not disappoint anyone going to any or all of them since I was privileged to see each trailer on stage along with those important actors or writers to give us a glimpse of the making of these films. The audience was nicely packed at this Historic Paramount Theater on Washington Street Boston. The super excited guests to grab a seat to general admission. Prior to the entrance at 6:30pm the First 50 Lucky Audience Guests were given a special Arts Emerson Monogramed on a Bucket Hat! The excited audience sat patiently and super excited to hear and see many special guests that were flown in along with Arts Emerson's Committee Staff that were greeted us all with a thunderous applause! So, here are the Seasons 16th List! Oct 15-18 Taylor Mac and Matt Ray SONGS FROM BARK MILLIONS PS. HBO has a Documentary on Taylor Mac*** Oct 28-Nov 01 Octopus Theatricals / USA ALL THE DEVILS ARE HERE NOV 19-22 HERE Arts Center / USA DREAM FEED FEB 11-14 U.S, Premiere WAKE FEB 25-28 Guilty by Association / Canada 2021 MAR 10-14 USA SCOTT SILVEN : WONDERS APR 01-11 Octopus Theatricals / South Africa KUNENE AND THE KING APR 30-MAY 02 Octopus Theatricals / USA THE CARLISLE PROJECT NOTE: took 10 years in the making from the Staff of Arts Emerson After the audience guests were treated to an amazing lite bite treats and beverages along with truly delicious petite cup cakes! During the Reception some of the honored guests and actors mingled among the excited guest for conversation and photos! One of the most interesting and popular dressed to the Nines was actor/ performer with his ukulele and song from the film : SONGS. FROM BARK OF MILLIONS was STEFAN FAE. More information: ARTSEMERSON.org. / 617.824.8400 THANKS TO THE STAFF FOR A VERY ENTERTAINING AND MEMORABLE TIME!

The Emerson Paramount theater was buzzing with energy for the Arts Emerson season premiere event…read more This spectacular occasion, showcases the nine shows in the upcoming 2024/2025 season! This showcase attracted an enthusiastic crowd of performing arts and theatre enthusiasts and offered trailers and descriptions of the new lineup: Rough Magic, Fight Night, In the Same Tongue, on the Eve of Abolition, Life & Times of Michael K, The Seasons, It's a Motherf**king Pleasure, Utopian Hotline, and Prison Dancer: the Musical After the showcase, attendees were treated to a stage reception, complete with bubbly drinks (Spindrift and champagne) and a spread of delightful food (egg rolls, chicken wings, custard, fruit, etc...) It was the perfect setting for mingling and discussing the anticipated season.

Came here for the first time for a concert…read more Conveniently at North Station if you live on a commuter rail route. For such a big venue, getting in and out was surprisingly smooth. Our seats were up in the balcony but we had great views and sounds was good. The seats are REALLY close together though, like a large person sitting next to you or someone with big hair is going to be touching you the whole time kind of close together. Not a huge fan of stadium concerts if if it's the only option for that artist TD Garden wasn't bad at all.

The home of the Boston Celtics! I was in town for a work conference and wanted to check out the…read moregame while I was here. We found out there was a free bus that goes from Cambridge to the North End so we decided to take it. We had dinner at one of the nearby restaurants. We were able to stop by at the Hub where everyone was hanging out before the game. Then we went up the escalator to go into TD Garden. I always love seeing different stadiums and all the fans crowding around. There was a sea of green everywhere. I loved the Jet Blue installations and the Boston signage everywhere. We had good seats to see the game. They were playing the Atlanta Hawks and won. The bonus was they were giving away free gift cards to fans and our section was called. We received a $50 giftcard to Encore Casino. That was a bonus for the end of the night. We were able to use it the next day at the casino and win some money. Thanks TD Garden! We really appreciated it!

Great little holiday pop-up bar in the Kimpton-Marlowe Hotel. The decorations were great and so…read morewere the special holiday drinks and mugs. A little on the pricey side but a nice indulgence.

Such a cute vibe! The fireplace makes it extra cozy and the decor around it is so awesome. It's…read moreopen until the 24th so definitely check it out! Fastest way to get to it is by the car entrance. It's also accessible via the cambridgeside mall, and the bambara bar.