The last month of winter will fly by thanks to Boston’s lineup of lively events for foodies, art lovers and more.
Boston Ballet’s Chyrstyn Fentroy
2/17-6/9
PEABODY ESSEX MUSEUM: OUR TIME ON EARTH
At Our Time on Earth, reimagine your relationship with the planet through 18 large-scale multimedia installations and immersive experiences that reveal a more sustainable future. The Peabody Essex Museum’s exhibit works to transform the conversation around the climate emergency. Installations by artists, designers, scientists and technologists creatively inform attendees about potential climate emergencies and emphasize the importance of nurturing the very ground we tread. 161 Essex St., pem.org
3/1-3/10
EURYDICE
Calling all Greek Mythology lovers and romantics: Orpheus and Eurydice are coming to the Boston Lyric Opera this month. Music lovers can witness a tale of love and tragedy as The Huntington Theatre presents the captivating opera crafted by librettist Sarah Ruhl and composer Matthew Aucoin. This journey promises a deep dive into Eurydice’s dark yet intimate journey into the underworld. 264 Huntington Ave., blo.org
3/2-3/3
BOSTON WINE EXPO
Mingle with over 4,000 oenophiles while sipping various delectable wines at the Boston Park Plaza. With over 100 participating wineries, attendees can look forward to experiencing bottles from national participants like Duckhorn and Belle Glos, as well as New England wineries like Greenvale Vineyards. Beyond the pleasure of sampling a myriad of wines, guests can interact with vendors and engage with industry experts. 50 Park Plaza, boswineexpo.com
See works like “Living Root Bridge of The Khasi, Mawlynnong village, India” at the Peabody Essex Museum’s Our Time on Earth exhibit.
3/7
BOSTON BRUINS VS TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS
Bundle up for an evening of cheering on the Bruins at TD Garden. With the Bruins finishing the 2022-2023 season with a 3-1-0 record against the Maple Leafs, Bostonians can anticipate another fiery battle on the ice. Cheer the Bs to victory from a private suite, which offers some of the best views in the house. 100 Legends Way, tdgarden.com
3/10-3/23
DINE OUT BOSTON
Can’t decide what to eat for dinner? Explore diverse dining options at Dine Out Boston, featuring a plethora of restaurants from across Greater Boston. Last year’s lineup boasted favorites like Eddie Merlot’s, MIDA, Tresca and more—who knows what this month will bring? Whether your palate craves Asian cuisine, Latin flavors, French fare or Italian classics, every dish promises a gastronomic delight. Multiple locations, dineoutboston.com
3/14-3/24
BOSTON BALLET CINDERELLA
Prepare to be whisked away by Sir Frederick Ashton’s rendition of Cinderella. Ashton’s choreography makes the tale come to life as mesmerizing costumes and dancers captivate the essence of the beloved princess. Across three acts and accompanied by the highly acclaimed Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev, the spellbinding performance will capture audience members of all ages. 539 Washington St., bostonballet.org
The Boston Police Gaelic Column of Pipes and Drums leading the 2022 parade
3/17
South Boston St. Patrick’s Day
Home to many Irish Americans, it’s no surprise Southie becomes a sea of green and celebration every St. Patrick’s Day. Join in the shenanigans of this century-old tradition as the South Boston St. Patrick’s Day parade unfolds on March 17 with brass marching bands, bagpipes, dancers, elaborate floats, dazzling costumes, military units and more. After nearly 1 million spectators watch the parade wrap up in Andrew Square, attendees can raise a pint at nearby eateries like Lincoln Tavern. southbostonparade.org
3/24-7/28
HALLYU! THE KOREAN WAVE
For the first time, K-pop and K-dramas are taking the spotlight at the Museum of Fine Arts with Hallyu! The Korean Wave. The “Korean Wave” captures a global audience by weaving its influence across cinema, drama, music, beauty, fashion and more. Highlights of the exhibit include iconic costumes from Netflix’s hit series Squid Game, outfits worn by K-pop stars like PSY and BTS, Korean artwork and more. 465 Huntington Ave., mfa.org
Photography by: ERIN BAIANO, COURTESY OF BOSTON BALLET; AMOS CHAPPLE (ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN JULIA WATSON, LO-TEK. DESIGN BY RADICAL INDIGENISM, 2019; MAIA KENNEDY PHOTOGRAPHY
