First and foremost, where the hell did this thing come from?…read more It's incredibly new, or meticulously maintained. First encountered it when chatting with the Boston Whitecaps, and have been back once for a game. Uncovered, bench seating hearkens back to Any Given Friday of high school gridiron, and rightfully so - it's the official field for Medford High's football games and track meets. That said, Medford High is pretty generous with loaning out the space to outside orgs, like the aforementioned Major League Ultimate kids. Couple the spectrum of covered events with a dirt cheap, beer-stocked concession stand, ample parking and the blinding brilliance of three kajillion watts in fresh bulbage, and you've got a easy, low-cost way to kill a few hours. Or run a few laps. Whichever.

Nice stadium. The field looks great. Seats are aluminum bench seats. The concession were good -…read morenot too expensive. (including pizza from a local shop called Lisa's) I saw a Boston Whitecaps game here, which is a Major League Ultimate team. I would go back. It was fun.

The Jenks Center in Winchester, MA is a wonderful asset to the community…read more It is a gathering place for the senior residents of the town of Winchester. They provide many activites for its members: Art, Computer classes, Counseling, Knitting, Writing, Discussion groups, Dancing, Tai Chi, Yoga, etc. It also houses the COA: Council on Aging which provides nursing and social worker care. This place puts on a wide variety of services for the community. Check out their website for more info. The building is beautiful too. It has a few halls - you can rent them out for private functions, a library, facilities, etc. It's just a great place. Has it's own free giant parking lot, too. Just awesome.

Great spot to learn new techniques Get inspired to break out…read moreof the box! Cozy environment allows easy creativity no restraints!

Lucia has an incredible eye for art! I'm a beginner at painting and she is extremely talented,…read moreskilled and creative! I just met her at the Winchester farmers market and her paintings drew me in! I hope to continue painting with her! She is amazing!

I've been to Dilboy Stadium a few times now over the years, always to watch women's professional…read morefootball. What? Yes. Women's professional football. It exists, and it's *awesome.* SIL is the quarterback for our very own DC Divas, and over the years the Divas have met the Boston Militia in regular and post-season games a number of times. In Boston, games take place at Dilboy in Somerville. Dilboy looks like a truly professional facility: gorgeously maintained turf field, manicured landscaping, an actual ticket booth, well-kept restrooms, a free-standing concession stand, a large press box, plenty of seating with both visitors and home seating on the same side of the stadium. Viewing games at Dilboy is a pleasure. A great spot for showcasing women's pro sports.

Dilboy Stadium is owned, operated and maintained by the Somerville Department of Public Works. It…read moreis open to the public at designated hours (but you might want to call ahead of time to verify hours). It's a stadium. It's new. It's a soccer/football field covered in lush turf. The grounds are protected from gulls and other pests by faux fox. Surrounding the turf is a beautiful rubberized track and bright stadium lights. The stadium itself is a concrete structure with public bathrooms (when the field is in use) and locker rooms for HOME and VISITING teams (but not open for BSSC). I've only played on this field for BSSC soccer games, but it's by far my favorite of all the others (Wayland is nice, but far....). They are host to local sports teams in HIgh School and College as well. A short drive from Powderhouse Circle, Davis Square, and Teele Square, it's also the closest field that's equally gorgeous. Of course, such a first class field has it's woes. Beware of DPW grounds keepers. They are very strict about their rules and are quick to enforce them. + No cleats on the track, only on cloth which has been carefully bridged over the rubber. + No sports drinks. WATER ONLY. Grrrr... + No food or gum either.

Had our wedding at this museum over the weekend, and although the venue is beautiful, the staff was…read moreextremely unprofessional, antagonistic, and inappropriate. All of our vendors were treated extremely poorly by the staff, they were very unwelcoming to myself and my groom and were disinterested in actually helping us with any requests, even something as simple as dimming the lights during the reception. Staff was rude to our caterers, our DJ, our coordinators, and had no interest in problem solving. The removed art from the reception area (even though we literally picked the venue for the art). Overall it was horrific experience. Museum is beautiful and would likely be a wonderful location for a wedding if there was a staffing update. Would not recommend hosting an event here.

I give two stars not because there was anything wrong with the museum, but because of the poor…read morevalue. I went here on one of those "Free Fun Fridays" hosted by the Highland Street Foundation. Ordinarily, it costs $7 for adult admission. I am accounting for this fact in the review because the other 364 days of the year are not free. I have no problem paying to get into a museum, but again, it is not a question of costs, but rather one of value. The museum is one small room, the hall with the main desk (with a few photos around), and a larger, much more open hall about the size of a large chapel, or really small church. Suffice it to say, unless you wish to carefully examine all the works, the museum can be viewed in under 45 minutes (and even that is pushing it) I am a fan of photography, and I would love to see the always changing displays in this museum. However, my concern returns to the fact that for a tiny room, a large room, and a few paintings in the area with ticket desk costs $7. However, if you are a die-hard photography fan, they have some books, and some really old camera equipment you can look at and purchase (I don't know if old cameras are for sale).

As an adult learner, I highly recommend WCMS. I retired over a year ago and decided to learn the…read morepiano. I devoted nine months to self study and after nearly six months of making very little progress, I decided that I needed a teacher. Initially, Laura focused on helping me correct the technical errors that prevented my progress and, before the semester ended, I saw that I was making real progress. I should note that I only stayed at WCMS for that one semester. Thanks to Laura, I saw enough improvement and enjoyed the experience enough to matriculate in the Associates in Music at Bunker Hill Community College. Had I not done that, I would have continued at WCMS and gotten a good workout, too (I took the train to Wedgemere).

I recently enrolled at a music school in Winchester hoping to improve my guitar skills…read more Unfortunately, my experience was a total letdown. The instructors seemed disinterested, the facilities were run down, and the classes felt disorganized. I left feeling frustrated and like I hadn't learned anything new. Definitely not worth the time and money Unfunniest thing I've ever seen holy crap you should be ashamed to show your face at school tomorrow.

This ice skating rink is one that is used by the New England Senior Hockey League which I am a part…read moreof. Finding it and getting to it was rather easy as it's right off of 93 and it features a large parking lot. However the one thing that's great about it is the quality of the ice and the spectator seating. Both are top notch. However the locker rooms are tiny, especially for a roster of 15+ players. That aside the place is clean and playing there is pretty awesome.

I went there, ice was awful for ice hockey. No more public skating. Bath rooms a mess. Manager…read moresweeting all over himself. I have been skating since I was 5 yrs old, so I know skating rinks. Locker rooms smelled bad, reminds me of ice skating rink on rte 1, The person on yelled at people about their coffee, his name was Billy W. what a tool.

Nice place to skate without many people on the ice. Good ice conditions today. Easy free parking…read moreand to find this place

My husband and I love this spot for free ice skating…read more We've been trying to go during the week so that it's less crowded than the weekend times (better for practicing), but the website doesn't seem to provide very accurate information for times. I think that aspect could use a lot of help.