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    Good Vibrations

    4.1 (177 reviews)
    ModerateAdult Shops
    Open 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    David C.

    Ever want to go above and beyond to please your girl? Good Vibrations is the place to go. I was doing some research, but noticed the products here are catered towards women. The staff was super helpful and answered alot of my questions. They also have a demo on how to use the products as well. Ultimately, I decided to play it safe and bought "cards".

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    Love the place, big variety of products over there for everyone. Staff is friendly and helpful!

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    Ask the Community - Good Vibrations

    I recently turned 18 and don't have my drivers license or passport yet, but I do have a drivers permit with my DOB on it. Would this be an acceptable way to verify my age if asked?

    Hey there! Pls bring something official (school ID photo) along with your dmv papers. That will… Read more

    I just turned 18 recently, Me and mom are thinking about going to your shop, But, My mom wants me to ask guys if she can bring my brother in the store with her (he just turned 7 btw, I told her that he can't, And what time do you guys open?

    Hello and HAPPY BIRTHDAY! :) You are correct. We do not allow children in our stores under any circumstance.… Read more

    How much for the video booths and how long can I be there?

    They don't have video booths at the either of the Massachusetts locations

    I was wondering if proof of ID/age was needed to make a purchase?

    If we have reason to believe you are under 18, then yes your ID will be required to make a purchase. Thx!

    Do you guys have diamond Buttplugs?

    No diamonds, BUTT many others! haha Feel free to call the store directly at 617-487-4990 and we would be happy to answer any questions you may have.

    Hello I wonder there sell rabbit vibrators?

    We do!

    Do they sell flesh lights?

    yes we do! Feel free to call the store directly at 617-487-4990 and we would be happy to answer any questions you may have.

    Hi everyone! I wanted to know if any more males could comment on their experience or females that have male friends who have been here? Do you think a more feminine male like myself would be ok shopping here?

    Oh my god, you would love it here. The specialty of this shop is that it makes the experience COMFORTABLE, you don't feel all skanky, not even when you're shopping bondage. It's fabulous for straight women, yeah, but lots of comfort for the whole… Read more

    Does this have an adult video arcade?

    no

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    Puppet Showplace Theater - "Squirrel Stole My Underpants" by Bonnie Duncan

    Puppet Showplace Theater

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    Brookline Village

    Very fun, even for the grownups. Cute place, our kid loves every show there. They also do camps.read more

    The Puppet Showplace Theatre is one of those hidden gems you just need to check out. They hold…read morefull-on puppet shows with elaborate puppets crafted by world-renown artists and with stories told by famous storytellers. You've probably driven by a hundred times looking at the bright lettering and the cool paintings on the windows but really, stop by for a show one night. They have adult shows too (not that kind of adult show) which is what I'm recommending. I'm sure the kids shows are amazing, great for brithday parties etc. but I've never actually seen a kid show. If you're looking for a funny interesting night, check out a PuppetSLAM which is what I saw... This is from their website: "It's an evening of short varied theatrical mini-plays for adults that use (or sometimes abuse) puppets for all or part of the drama. Each piece is performed by a different artist or artists, and the content can be wide-ranging; some are elegant or poignant, others are satiric, irreverent, or humorous, and still others can be passionate, political, or spiritual in nature. The performers range from the seasoned professional to the nascent puppeteer, and often include poets, musicians, dancers, mimes, actors, and other sundry affiliated artists." These guys are also non-profit, so help 'em out and go see a show. They're funny and you'll have a good story to tell about how you went to a puppet show :)

    Thrifty Threads

    Thrifty Threads

    (8 reviews)

    Coolidge Corner

    Thrifty Threads is such a special place. It's completely run by volunteers, and every dollar goes…read moreback into the community. I love that they don't just sell donations -- they also share a lot of what they receive with other local nonprofits for free. The store is always clean and easy to browse, and the prices are super fair (honestly waaaay better than Goodwill). The volunteers are friendly and genuinely care about what they do, which makes the whole experience feel good. Shopping here feels like being part of something positive.

    "Thrifty Threads" is run by a mafia of neurotic middle aged women with an intensity that only years…read moreof housewifery can yield. On the surface, they appear sweet and sociable--but don't be fooled--beneath their bubbly exteriors you'll find some of the feistiest hustlers in the greater Boston area. Usually I'm a sucker for petty flattery and all the other bells and whistles of small talk--I certainly won't say no to being gassed up--but the way these ladies do it is sickeningly sweet. They don't talk so much as cluck, and they don't flatter so much as badger. Several months ago, I found a silver ring that was slightly underpriced. Almost immediately, nostrils twitching at the scent of a good bargain, one of the ladies greedily extracted it from between my pincered fingers like a seagull snatching away a hot dog mid-bite. When she saw I was startled, she explained that she could not permit anything to be underpriced, and that she'd have to thoroughly inspect the ring to ensure that I wasn't getting away with a deal. I glared at her, and she began to squirm, until, unable to stand the unspoken tension any longer, she erupted into a jittery rant about some tragic episode where someone bought a casserole dish for $25 and resold it for $50. She was in utter disbelief that someone would dare reap a profit off a church sale, the proceeds of which go towards funding Monday night bingo. Judging by the moral conviction in her voice, the proceeds might as well have been going to the starving children of Guatemala or something like that. Apparently, a few weeks ago, all hell broke loose at one of these bingo nights when the sought-after prize--a $50 Olive Garden gift card--went missing. One of the players, Doris, who had finally won for the first time in all her bingo-going years, was heartbroken. Because the church didn't have $50 to spare for a replacement, she was offered the next best thing: a basket with an assortment of cheeses from Wegman's. Doris was insulted by the consolation prize and refused to claim the cheeses. The award committee, having a "you get what you get and you don't get upset" attitude, publicly scolded Doris for her lack of gratitude. Once a pillar of the community, Doris hasn't stepped foot in the church since, and things just haven't been the same. The remaining church goers have factionalized into those who are pro-Doris and those who are anti-Doris. But even within the factions, mistrust abounds--to this day, no one knows who stole the gift card. I just wanted to make a basic transaction. Instead, I got pinned to the wall with manic tales about uneaten cheese and a gift card heist. Thankfully, I was able to pry myself from the conversation before this lady went off the deep end. In all my years of attending sales, I've never seen anyone describe the machinations of the church sale business with such nervous momentum. I honestly could not tell if this lady needed to stop taking drugs or start taking drugs. They're so paranoid that a sliver of jewelry might fly under the radar that they even installed a watchguard to patrol the "FREE" table, in case someone drops off a donation of value. Their guard of choice is a hawk-eyed 80-year old lady, who, judging by her accent, comes from some defunct Eastern European country. She embodies her role with the ferocity of a vulture, as though she's tapping into her muscle memory of fighting over skimpy rations during communist times. Just as I thought all hope was lost, a gentleman dropped off a bag of jewelry at the "FREE" table. I quickly grabbed a few pieces when, out of nowhere, the watchguard granny swooped in and lunged at the jewelry bag with the determination of someone who's won blood feuds over canned meat. When she spied the few crumbs of jewelry I'd scooped, she plucked them from my clasped hand without saying a word, and fled the scene before I could object. I remember reading somewhere that mothers have the ability to summon strength way beyond their capabilities when they see their young are in danger, at times even lifting cars to save their children. I'm convinced that a similar principle applies to penny-pinching grannies when their chance for a bargain is threatened.

    Good Vibrations - adult - Updated May 2026

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