The Massachusetts Audubon is the largest land holder in Massachusetts. I've lived in Boston 15…read moreyears... and I never knew about the Boston nature Center and wildlife preserve! They hosted a FREEopen house today, with lots of fun filled, family events: crafts, games, live animal exhibits, and a cookout. THE DEAL: the Boston nature center is a wonderful way to spend a rainy day inside. They also offer many hiking trails for good weather walks too!

Heaven has left a piece of it on earth at this place. Super clean and peaceful and the staff is…read moreamazing very comforting my son just ran up and hugged the staff member he has never met her in his 5 year life.

They sold a me a gift card then went out of business and never refunded the money. Don't trust…read morethem. Ever!

Something got me interested in glass blowing. I know myself, and I knew I probably wouldn't have…read moreheaps of fun... but it is something I wanted to experience for myself. After reading the reviews, I decided to go here. I took the glassblowing sampler, which serves as an introduction to the art. My two instructors were Matt and Pat. The first thing we did was go through the shop, and see what kinds of things they do. There were no visible sales tactics involved, more like a "this is what we do". Then we got to the room where the melted glass actually lives... now folks... they tell you to bring a bottle of water, bring one. Molten glass is incredibly hot, and therefore the room is too. They go over what we will be making, and how we will be making it, as well as things that could go wrong. In this glass we make paperweights. Then we go over safety and practice three times to make sure we got everything down. Yes, burns do happen, but they do everything they can to minimize the risk. When it is your turn, one of the instructors will be working with you one on one to guide you through the process, and ensure you don't get a burn from glass whose temperate well exceeds 1,000 degrees. However, this is where this place lost some stars. When it was my turn, Pat was the person working with me. While I appreciate his help, he did many things that were extra, and unrelated to safety, such as spinning the rod. While minor, and while I was the one manipulating the glass, I still felt it took away from the experience. It was more like me assisting him than him assisting me. You don't get the opportunity to "blow" into the glass in this class, but it was demonstrated to us at the end. Some more notes: Instructors were fairly chill, but no-nonsense dudes. When you have molten glass, joking around is very dangerous. The owner has a great sense of humor! And finally, molten glass is very viscous. It is not as easy to manipulate as it looks. In conclusion: if I had enjoyed glass blowing, I would return here. But, alas, I found it was not for me. Definitely worth it for the experience though!

My child loves attending the holiday camps at Nory Boston! The program is well-organized, and the…read moreinstructors do a great job engaging young kids in building fun and creative gadgets.

From the owner: "Summer Camp like Disney World, with Coolest STEM Projects: NORY"…read more NYC's Largest STEM+Sports Camp for 3-12 year-olds featuring Robotics, Woodworking, Coding is now in Boston! Locations: Downtown Boston | Cambridge | Brookline/Jamaica Plain. Imagine transforming your campsite into a life-size robotic carnival with your friends. Or how about inventing a self-driving race car, and even filming a YouTube video showcasing a robotic magic show you and your team brought to life? Welcome to Innovator's Playground, a realm where future changemakers journey through unique STEM adventures. Our award-winning curriculum transcends traditional learning; it's designed to inspire risk-taking, cultivate inquisitive problem-solving, and encourage empathetic leadership.

My son absolutely thrived at Pine Manor last year. He looked forward to going every day and was…read moreexcited to tell me all the activities he did each day. The teachers really worked with him on what he needed and helped him grow. They were warm, kind, and seemed to truly love each child for who they were. We're so lucky to have found them!

Both of my kids went to Pine Manor's CSC for 3 years each and they loved it! The program offers…read morewarm, nurturing and experienced teachers led by an awesome director in an idyllic setting. My kids had such positive experiences there -- I cried when my little guy had his last day ever!

We did a few weeks of the summer camp - the students are fun and kind and the teachers are…read moreenergetic. They are genuinely interested in teaching the students. My child had a great experience at this camp, would come back!

From the owner: Register today for Spring classes and the Robo Club after school program at The Robo Hub!…read more **Use Promo: YELP10 and save 10% off ALL packages! Kids in Grades K-8 will explore, learn, find their passion, make new friends and bond with our amazing instructors at our Spring classes, starting January 6th. Choose from First LEGO® League Teams, Chess Ai, Coding (Scratch, Python), Robotics, Game Development, CD CAD and Manufacturing, Minecraft Engineering and more! Our Robo Club After School program offers "Next Level" after school activities! Kids will safely explore cutting-edge technology and innovate together. Specialty clubs, sports and games, academic support, healthy snacks, and optional classes will round out their day. Enroll now, seats are limited!