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Fenway Park

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  • Fenway/Kenmore
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Fenway Park, Sights and attractions, Boston
Photograph: Elan FleisherFenway Park
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Time Out says

Seeing a game at Fenway Park has been a rite of passage among most locals since it opened in 1912. The catch? As the oldest ballpark in the majors, it's one the smallest, with a capacity of around 38,000, meaning tickets can be hard to come by for big games. Fortunately, public tours are offered year-round, wowing even non-baseball types by detailing the park's colorful history and intricate details. If you get the chance, take a seat atop the stadium's most distinctive feature, the 37-foot-high left-field wall known as the Green Monster. A smattering of big-name concerts and other sporting events provide additional access to the venue.

Written by
Eric Grossman

Details

Address:
4 Yawkey Way
Boston
02215
Cross street:
Brookline Ave
Transport:
Kenmore T

What’s on

Noah Kahan

  • Folk, country and blues

This 27-year-old singer-songwriter from Vermont has been taking the world by storm since his song 'Stick Season' went viral in 2022. Since releasing his album of the same name, the folk-leaning musician has been touring staggeringly sized venues, including Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado and Hollywood Bowl in L.A. It's no surprise, then, that Kahan is headlining two nights at Fenway Park stadium.

Pearl Jam

  • Rock and indie

Eddie Vedder and co rumble into town as part of their epic world tour. The Seattle grunge titans are promoting their 12th studio album, 'Dark Matter’, which is their first for four years. Expect raucous newer tunes as well as selections spanning a vast catalog that’s far more compelling than Pearl Jam haters would care to admit.

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