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  • Thursday, November 2 – Monday, November 6 – Fleur de Villes Voyage

    Visit the Prudential Center for the Boston premiere of Fleurs de Villes VOYAGE – a floral celebration of global destinations, created by Boston‘s talented florists.

    From November 2nd to 6th, pick up a map at the Concierge Desk (located adjacent to Club Monaco)and embark on a floral journey of discovery to countries around the world with 16 stunning fresh floral mannequins inspired by the cultures, people and heritage of these iconic destinations. Join us for free floral demonstrations from Cass School of Floral Design on Saturday November 4th, and vote for your favorite mannequin for a chance to win an incredible vacation package from Tourism Bermuda: 3 night stay at Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Resort & Spa, with round trip airfare included.

    Don’t miss the opportunity to snap a selfie on our floral swing at View Boston while enjoying a Hendrick’s Gin cocktail and the breathtaking views top one of the tallest buildings in New England. Remember to show your Fleurs de Villes VOYAGE map at View Boston to receive a 15% discount on standard admission!
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    Fleurs de Villes VOYAGE will be free and open to the public, so don’t miss this feast of cultural storytelling – bringing the world together through flowers like never before!

    Follow @fleursdevilles and check out the video below to be inspired by the incredible floral artistry on display at our one-of-a-kind floral shows across Canada, Australia, England, Scotland and the United States.

    The Garden Club of the Back Bay plans a walk through the exhibit on November 3 – for more information visit https://bostonflora.com/

  • Thursday, December 16, 5:00 pm – Prudential Center to Beam Green in Honor of The Esplanade

    The Board of Directors of The Esplanade Association are thrilled to announce that for the second year in a row, the Prudential Center will light up in honor of the Esplanade Association as part of the Prudential Center, Boston’s Annual 31 Nights of Light program. On Thursday, December 16 at 5pm, the Esplanade Association will flip the switch to light the top of the Prudential Center green in honor of the Esplanade’s essential 64 acres of green space and picturesque tree canopy made possible by the work of all during the 20th Anniversary year.
    They encourage you to visit the Esplanade to view the Prudential Center beam green on the evening of December 16 and enjoy a scenic winter stroll along our beautiful riverfront park. Share your photos across Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter using #31NightsEsplanade or #31NOL. 

  • Wednesday, February 26, 10:00 am – Tour of Prudential Center Winter Gardens

    Wednesday, February 26, 10:00 am – Tour of Prudential Center Winter Gardens

    Please join other members of The Garden Club of the Back Bay for a tour of the Prudential Center’s winter gardens, led by Winston Flowers Kelly Bonzani on Wednesday, February 26th, at 10 am.

    On July 1, 2019, Winston Flowers began maintaining and revitalizing the winter gardens. Come learn about the different areas that have been re-energized with new plantings, and the design, plant and sustainability choices behind each.  

    A new seasonal rotation will be going into the Prudential on February 17th, so if you have time to catch what is planted there now, please do so for a “before” perspective.

    The tour will last 30-45 minutes. SPACE IS LIMITED TO 10 PARTICIPANTS due to the ambient noise of the Prudential Center. We regret this tour is open only to members – visit our membership page to learn how to become a member. The first 10 people to respond will be notified that your spot has been confirmed. If we have enough interest, we will inquire about scheduling a second tour.

    Please RSVP to Stephanie Fletcher at ss.fletcher@yahoo.com

  • Saturday, December 10 – Sunday, December 11 and Friday, December 16 – Sunday, December 18 – Cultural Survival Bazaar

    The Cultural Survival Bazaar, a Festival of Native Arts and Cultures, will be held on December 10 – 11 at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. 459 Broadway in Cambridge, and the following weekend, Friday through Sunday, at the Prudential Center’s Belvidere and Huntington Arcades. The event features indigenous artists and musicians representing an array of the world’s cultures, colors, connections, and ethical shopping.  Cambridge hours are from 10 – 5, and Prudential hours are 10 – 10 on Friday and Saturday, 10 – 8 on Sunday.  Proceeds support the livelihoods of artisans and community projects. Visit www.bazaar.cs.org for special features. Free admission.

  • Thursdays, May 21 – October 29, 11-6 – Prudential Center Farmer’s Market

    Prudential Center owner Boston Properties this week opens a farmers’ market on the building’s cement plaza bordering Boylston Street.  The market, which will run on Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., is directly managed by 14 vendors, including six to eight farmers. Vendors who have signed on to the project sell products like Asian greens, mozzarella cheese, chocolates, bread, baked goods, and high-end desserts.  According to The Boston Globe, it has also sparked interest from Legal Seafoods, whose Prudential Center executive chef, Kevin Watson, has committed to buying fresh foods from the market to use in his cooking.  Sel De La Terre will be doing a version of their Boulangerie with salads, sandwiches, bread, pastry and produce from Frank McClelland’s new farm, and L’Espalier has also expressed interest.  Vendors include Bolton Flats Asian Greens, Taza chocolate, When Pigs Fly bread, Stillman meat, Gilson herbs (one of our Garden Club speakers from long ago), and many more who will be added as the season progresses.