Boston Harbor Hotel's Summer in the City Winds Up Another Great Season

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Summer in the City series hosted by Boston Harbor Hotel, is winding up another successful season of live music and movies at the end of August.  

Final concerts include bluesman Bruce Marshall on Thursday, August 22, followed by a screening of the movie hit Star Wars : The Force Awakens on Friday, August 23.  Then next week, don't miss soul pop performers Young Love & The Thrills on Tuesday, August 27, Mike Dutra Strictly Sinatra on Wednesday, August 28, blues singer Sonya Rae Taylor on Thursday, August 29, and finally, a screening of Captain America - the First Avenger on Friday, August 30. 

The concerts and screenings, a seasonal favorite for two decades, take place at the Boston Harbor Hotel, located on Rowes Wharf along the Boston Waterfront. 

The Boston Harbor Hotel (BHH) is an exquisite hotel overlooking Boston Harbor. The active wharf is busy in the summer, with regular tours and cruises by Massachusetts Bay Lines and Odyssey Boston.  The food is amazing, thanks to acclaimed Chef Daniel Bruce. Patrons can dine al fresco on Rowes Wharf Sea Grille’s patio and Harborwalk Terrace, enjoying delicious food, seasonal cocktails, and unmatched views of Boston Harbor.

Read about General Manager Stephen Johnston. 

BHH is steps away from the Rose Kennedy Greenway, and right on the Boston Harborwalk, a continuous walkway leading to South Boston on one side, and the North End on the other.

Find more activities in Boston by visiting IrishBoston.org.



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