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  • What’s Happening during October 2013 in the Boston Area

    Here's an edited version of a subject that Penny posted over on the Trip Advisor Boston Forum. Many visitors don't understand why hotel prices are sometimes higher one week than the next and why restaurant reservations may be hard to obtain. 

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    Foliage on the Commonwealth Avenue Mall

    As other locals and destination experts added to the list, we discovered the conversation was useful to us, too. So, we're sharing the highlights for us with our BostonZest readers. 

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    Foliage can be beautiful right here in Boston

     Fall Foliage is a big tourist draw throughout the month and is fun for all of us, too. 

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    Screenshot courtesy of the Fenway Cultural District

    October 14th, Opening Our Doors 2013 with lot's of free admission and special happenings in the Fenway Cultural District. 

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    Racers at the Head of the Charles Regatta

    October 19th-20th – The Head of the Charles Regatta will jam hotels throughout the region and is a wonderful spectator event. An estimated 9,000 participants and 300,000 spectators are expected to attend.

    Lots of things that are of interest to other Bostonians and visitors will be added to the trip advisor conversation so be sure to click over there for more ideas.

    Add what you love to do in October to the comments section! Save this page and we'll update it as the month goes on.

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    Words: Penny & Ed Cherubino
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