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Times of IndiaGuidepal.com/TRAVEL TIPS, BOSTON/ Updated : Nov 19, 2014, 17:30 IST
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These publications are free, included in your hotel room or available in shops, bars, and visitors' centers.
These publications are free, included in your hotel room or available in shops, bars, and visitors' centers. Read less
For the latest on exhibitions, performances, and special eventsWord to the wise: These publications are free, included in your hotel room or available in shops, bars, and visitors' centers.
Dig Boston: This long-running weekly (referred to by locals as 'The Dig') is a favorite of Boston's large student population. The paper places special emphasis on the Boston-area music scene, and also includes irreverent news and features, plus regular columns like Dan Savage's wildly popular syndicated sex page, 'Savage Love'.
Improper Bostonian: A biweekly lifestyle glossy that includes the latest in local events for music, sports, and theater, as well as extensive listings for restaurants, bars, and museums. The magazine also features profiles of the city's tastemakers and emerging talents and prides itself on its witty insouciance in tone and style.
Phoenix: An alternative print weekly, the Phoenix focuses on arts and entertainment, with extensive listings for all events, and a style that targets readers in their 20s and 30s. It also covers fashion, LGBT issues, and politics.
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