The best things to do in Boston this weekend

Making it's U.S. premier, Space Adventure is now open in Boston. Bring the whole family for this must-see, immersive exhibit that celebrates man’s arrival on the Moon. This unique experience features more than 300 original NASA items. Located in Chelsea, there is parking on site and the whole experience takes about an hour to an hour and a half. Buy tickets and learn more here.

Head to The Liberty Hotel this winter to have a go at curling! Once you're done head inside for drinks at The Liberty Bar or Alibi then grab dinner at either Scampo or Clink. Curling at The Liberty is the perfect spot to enjoy a winter night.

Join Time Out Market for a fun day filled with a variety of flavorful wine and seltzers. Taking place this Saturday starting at 3pm attendees will be able to try a great selection of wine and seltzers, plus enjoy:

• Delicious food options for purchase onsite
• Live DJ/Band performances
• And a silent auction to benefit the Ellie Fund or Project Smile! All guests will be entered to win a door prize giveaway items valued at over $1,000!

Tickets start at $29, buy here.

Every Saturday Terra, is featuring 90s-inspired cocktails reimagined with an Italian twist. Dress in your favorite 90s getup and enjoy classics like their Italian-inspired Cosmopolitan or a buzzy Espresso Martini made with Caffè Vergnano espresso. Alongside the decade's most iconic cocktails share one of Terre’s signature wood-fired brunch dishes – 90’s throwback tunes will be playing all day long. Get all the details here.

Hamilton has officially come to Boston! Opening at the Citizens Bank Opera House on January 17^th, Hamilton will be showing in Boston through March 12^th. The award-winning sensation is a must see, get tickets and learn about the #Ham4Ham lottery where you can enter to win $10 tickets here.

Take your yoga to the next level with a FREE Ice Flow class at The Rink at 401 Park. This adult yoga-inspired ice skating class welcomes all skill levels, stretch, breath and de-stress. Taught by Elin Schran, she has been teaching Ice Flow for over 15 years. Class takes place every Sunday in January and February, from 10-11am, the class is free but rental skates are available for $7 if you do not have your own. Get all the details here.

One of the best winter activities, hitting an ice rink, is beloved by both locals and tourists, and the Hub has no shortage of rinks fit for all levels. After a chilly skate, be sure to warm up with a mug of one of the best hot chocolates in Boston or a cup of joe from one of the best coffee shops in Boston. And for more winter thrills, check out the best spots for skiing near Boston or the best snowboarding near Boston.