February events in Boston

Check out these fun festivities including parades, performances, feasts, and festivals. 2024 happens to be the year of the Dragon, which is considered the luckiest sign of the zodiac, so get in on the fun this month around town. 

Even if you aren't a skier, Vermont has so much to offer in the wintertime. Sprinkled throughout the state are charming small towns, award-worthy farm-to-table dining experiences, outdoor adventures and much much more. Put these Vermont hidden gems on your winter bucket list this season.  

The property is the first North American hotel and residences from the 136-year-old brand. And for Boston, this marked the most luxurious property to open in town since the Four Seasons One Dalton. So if you are looking for a getaway right in our backyard, this is the place to do it. 

One of the many delights of living in Boston is that day skiing is a breeze. While no one can predict the traffic, many ski areas are within a two-hour drive. While the region’s most in-demand slopes are farther out from the city—in other words, more in line with the best winter day trips from Boston—these ski spots offer well-groomed trails for all skill levels, plus terrain parks, lessons, and good base camp facilities. (Some have tubing, too.)

These snowboarding spots offer options for all skill levels, from beginner to shredder. You'll find lessons and great facilities, too.

Time Out Market Boston has lots of ways to treat your sweeties and your besties this February. Whether you want to have a fun night out with your friends, pick up a few sweet treats for the office or even take out that special someone on a nice date, Time Out Market Boston is the place to go in Fenway.