Four Seasons Hotel Boston

The Citi Performing Arts Center group of historic theatres is a crown jewel of Bosto's vibrant theater district, offering various incredible spaces for private events, corporate gatherings and functions. Host your event in one of the Center's historic theatres located in the exciting downtown area of Boston, adjacent to Back Bay. The Center's historic theatres - the Wang and Shubert - have long show and event histories. Your next corporate awards ceremony, product launch, gala or wedding can take place in any of their opulent spaces.

The renowned Freedom Trail is a 2.5 mile, brick lined route that takes you on a journey through American history, leading you to 16 historically significant sites throughout Boston. A popular outing for corproate groups and group events, trail starts at the front door of the Boston Common Visitors Center located at 139 Tremont Street, Boston, MA and ends 2.5 miles away at the USS Constitution in the Charlestown Navy Yard.

The Swan Boats in the Boston Public Garden--the first botanic gardenin Amerca--are a family business that's been providing historical tours on the garden's serpentine lagoon since 1877. For close to 140 years, members of the Paget family have preserved this Boston tradition and operated swan boats that glide through the Public Garden from April through September. A Swan Boat ride is a peaceful experience usually lasting about 12–15 minutes. Each boat is powered solely by one driver, and is a perfect break or group outing for corporate events and social engagements.

The North End is Boston's oldest residential neighborhood and could best be described as the "Little Italy" of Boston. The streets are narrow and compact, and there is history - Old North Church, Paul Revere's house, burial grounds - seemingly around every corner. The neighborhood is packed with Italian restaurants, and the locals carefully maintain their deeply-rooted ties to Italian culture. With dozens of eateries serving homemade pasta, fresh-baked breads, cannoli and cappuccino, the North End is infused with the flavor of its rich Italian history. Colonial-era sites are located throughout the neighborhood including Paul Revere's house, the Old North Church and Copp's Hill Burying Ground. The North End comes alive in the summertime with feasts, festivals and processions.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is one of the world's great art museums with masterpieces from around the world and across the ages, including more Monets than any museum outside of Paris, an unrivaled Japanese art collection, treasures from Egypt and the ancient world, and American art from colonial to modern times. The MFA is also an elegant and memorable venue for a variety of occasions, marrying fine art and fine dining in one of Boston’s most spectacular settings. The Museum offers several beautiful spaces that can accommodate everything from bridal showers and anniversary parties for an intimate group, to corporate holiday parties and world-class weddings for several thousand guests.

TD Garden is New England's premier sports and entertainment facility. Home to the 2011 Stanley Cup Champion Boston Bruins and the Boston Celtics, the 19,600 seat arena hosts world renowned concerts, sporting events, family shows and much more. The TD Garden has three private restaurants (Banners Harbor View, Budweiser Legends Club, and The Premium Club Bistro), 90 Executive Suites, 1100 club seats, a multimillion dollar high-definition video scoreboard - Garden HDX - and complete 360-degree LED technology. The perfect location for events from 50 to 15,000 people, the TD Garden offers extensive food and beverage menus to create the perfect culinary complement for your needs and offers their state-of-the-art video scoreboard and audio/visual capabilities for events of any size.

Modeled after a 15th-century Venetian palazzo surrounding an indoor courtyard garden, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum houses one of the world's most remarkable art collections, featuring works by Rembrandt, Michelangelo, Raphael, Degas, and Sargent. The Gardner Museum has been the scene of elegant entertaining since 1903, when Isabella Stewart Gardner opened her Venetian inspired museum with a grand celebration--complete with champagne and donuts, according to legend. Today, the venue continues this tradition by offering corporations, organizations and individuals exclusive access to one of Boston’s cultural treasures to host their own events. The Museum can host exceptional cocktail receptions, seated dinners, breakfasts, meetings and more, with all being executed to the highest standards in a venue that pairs the best of the old world with the new.

Overlooking the sea he loved so much and the city that launched him to greatness stands a vibrant tribute to the life and times of John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States. The JFK Presidential Library and Museum is a world renowned Museum and enjoys the reputation as one of Boston's finest and most prestigious meeting and event venues. Guests are encouraged to tour the Museum where they will step back in time to the 1960's with dramatic exhibits, high definition video of historic speeches and period settings that provide an uplifting experience of the President's life and leadership. Upon exiting the Museum the view of Boston, the Harbor Islands and Boston Harbor will take your breath away while you enjoy a spectacular event.