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Amherst, MA Area
ASTRO Experiences · MA
Curated local experience providers on the ASTRO Network — bonfires, beach setups, charters, and events worth remembering.
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Amherst, MA Area
An electric, pedal-assist bike share network providing healthy, sustainable, and equitable transportation options for residents and visitors in Amherst and other Pioneer Valley communities.
Nantucket, MA Area
Fare Isle provides private chef services on Nantucket, specializing in farm-to-table dining experiences with seasonal recipes and customized menus for intimate dinners and gatherings.

Boston, MA
The Gibson House Museum is a private, nonprofit house museum located in Boston's historic Back Bay neighborhood. This museum served as a residence for three generations of the Gibson family and their staff from 1859 to 1954. Visitors can explore four floors of period rooms, including the original kitchen, which offer a time capsule of domestic life from the mid-nineteenth to early-twentieth centuries. Guided tours interpret class and culture through the stories and objects of the people who lived and worked there.
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The Lyman and Merrie Wood Museum of Springfield History offers local history research facilities, changing exhibitions, and educational programs. Its collections illuminate the history of the Connecticut River Valley. Visitors can see the world's largest collection of Indian motorcycles and memorabilia, as well as the world's largest collection of Smith & Wesson firearms. The museum also features an Automobile Collection with vehicles like an 1899 Knox and a 1925 Rolls-Royce roadster.
Salem, MA
The Custom House in Salem, Massachusetts, built in 1819, served as the last of thirteen Custom Houses in the city. It housed offices for U.S. Customs Service officers and an attached warehouse, featuring high ceilings, a sweeping staircase, and carved woodwork. Today, the building contains exhibits on the tools and work of the Customs Service, Nathaniel Hawthorne's office, and the original wooden eagle carved in 1826.
Boston, MA Area
Provides affordable access to watersports on the Charles River Basin, including kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals, as well as sailing lessons and memberships.
Provincetown, MA Area
Provides guided tours of the protected dunes of the Provincetown Cape Cod National Seashore, including daily tours, sunset tours, and options that combine dunes with water activities.
Holyoke, MA
Wistariahurst Museum is a nineteenth century mansion and gardens located in historic Holyoke, Massachusetts. It operates as a cultural center, hosting exhibitions, performances, and private events. Visitors can take tours of the house and gardens, attend lectures on local history, or explore its archives about Holyoke and the Industrial Revolution. The archives are open by appointment for research and education.
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The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History in Brewster, MA, features an aquarium and a Butterfly House where visitors can see and feed butterflies. The museum offers guided hikes to Cape Cod Bay to explore the Brewster flats. Visitors can also step inside large walk-through exhibits, such as an inflatable humpback whale and a gray whale, to learn about these marine species. Bird walks explore local habitats including marsh, meadow, woodland, and beach/shore.
Provincetown, MA
Provincetown Marina is located near the tip of Cape Cod in Provincetown’s Historic District. It offers a welcoming harbor with 100 slips that can accommodate vessels up to 250 feet. The marina features upgraded dockage in the heart of Provincetown, serving as a destination for travelers exploring Cape Cod.
Lynn, MA
The Lynn Museum & Arts Center chronicles Lynn’s history from an early American settlement to an industrial powerhouse. Founded in 1897, it houses nearly 10,000 objects, an extensive archive, and a priceless photography collection. Visitors can see fine art, furniture, textiles, and other artifacts through changing exhibitions, and explore stories of manufacturing, labor, and women’s rights. The center also offers studio, gallery, and theatre space.
Springfield, MA
The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum is devoted to Springfield native Theodor Geisel. Its first floor features bilingual, interactive exhibits exploring Geisel’s roots and offering opportunities to experiment with sounds, vocabulary, rhyming games, and story invention. The second floor recreates Geisel’s studio and living room with his actual furniture and art materials, displaying never-before-publicly-shown art, family photographs, and letters. Visitors can also see Theophrastus, Geisel's childhood toy dog.
Scituate, MA Area
Offers scenic 2, 4, or 6-person private sailing cruises in the afternoon or evening out of Scituate, MA, on a 30ft Catalina sailing vessel with a US Coast Guard licensed captain.
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The New Bedford Whaling Museum explores the history of whaling and New Bedford's maritime past. Visitors can engage with special drop-in activities, squid dissections, and 3D movies. The museum features various exhibitions, including the Lagoda exhibit, and commemorates the Declaration of Independence's words in a city tied to the Revolutionary cause. Its store offers books on sea adventures, science, history, and art, along with prints from its collection.
Nantucket, MA Area
Easy Riders offers bicycle rentals, sales, surfboard rentals, and fishing and beach gear rentals with island-wide free delivery for convenience.
Woburn, MA
The Waterworks Museum interprets the stories of one of the country's first metropolitan water systems through exhibitions on engineering, architecture, social history, public health, and Safe Water Access. Its centerpiece is a collection of three original coal-powered, steam-driven water pumps. These 19th-century technological monuments, including Leavitt, Worthington, and Allis, stand over three stories tall in the Great Engines Hall, where visitors can observe their intricate parts.
Leicester, MA
Hillcrest Country Club, designed in 1929 by William A. Tucker Sr., is an 18-hole course with a proud golfing heritage. It has hosted early competition from legends like Walter Hagen and Arnold Palmer. The classic layout features mature trees, a nearly 600-yard par five, demanding short par threes, and comprehensive practice facilities including a 500-yard driving range. It offers a pure and enduring test of golf.
Dennis, MA Area
MOCEAN Surf Co. is a surf company located in Dennis, offering surf gear and, based on the context of other surf-related searches, likely providing surf lessons or rentals.
Rockport, MA Area
This center offers kayak, paddleboard, and e-bike rentals, along with guided tours for kayaking and biking in Rockport and the surrounding Cape Ann area.
Northfield, MA
Northfield Golf Club, established in 1901, is a well-designed and carefully maintained mature course welcoming golfers of all levels. It features narrow, tree-lined fairways, excellent hole variety, and small, fast greens, with water hazards on two par 3s, including signature hole #6. Golf carts, pull carts, and clubs are available for rent, and the air-conditioned clubhouse offers golf apparel and necessities. The Beech House venue hosts private events, weekly fitness classes, and summer concert series.
Stow, MA
Circa 1825 rural brick one-room schoolhouse on its original site. 2-acre nature park and various exhibits.
Bedford, MA
This volunteer-run non-profit museum preserves the railroad history of Bedford, Massachusetts and surrounding communities. The facility operates as part of the Depot Park complex at the terminus of the Minuteman Bikeway, serving local rail-trail users.
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The Dole-Little House provides house tours. Visitors can explore the property, with a first-floor tour option for those with limited mobility. Tours involve standing, walking, and stairs, as the site lacks ramps, elevators, or air conditioning.
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The Durant-Kenrick House and Grounds is a family-friendly museum housed in a 1734 farmhouse. Visitors can explore period rooms, engage with interactive games and puzzles, and enjoy historic gardens and outdoor games. The museum features stories about colonial life, the Revolutionary War, slavery, abolitionism, and American horticulture.