Event Notices

18th Annual Summer in the City Programming Kicks Off at Boston Harbor Hotel, Rowes Wharf

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For the 18th year, Summer in the City kicks off this week at the Boston Harbor Hotel located at Rowes Wharf. On Tuesdays, pop and soul music will be featured followed by “Rat Pack” bands on Wednesdays. Blues Barge Thursdays and Classic Movie Fridays round out the weekly entertainment. Programming events run through September 9th.

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