EVENT SCHEDULE: July & August 2010

Awarded Best of Boston in 2009, this Italian trattoria offers al fresco dining in its cloistered brick courtyard, complete with ornamental trees, grasses, massive climbing hydrangea and twinkling lights overhead.  If you can't have a Roman Holiday this summer, this is the next best thing.

Welcome aboard the Voyager III for Boston's best whale watch!  The high-speed catamaran whisks you to the whale feeding grounds just 30 miles east of Boston. Our destination is Stellwagen Bank Marine Sanctuary, a rich feeding ground for whales, dolphins, sea birds and other marine life. This area is home to several kinds of large whales, including humpback whales, finback whales, minke whales, as well as pilot whales and the critically endangered right whales. White-sided dolphins may also put in an appearance. The trip runs 3 to 4 hours, and there are naturalists and educators onboard to tell you everything there is to know...and then some!

The World Cup is well underway, with South America having 4 teams in the Quarter Finals.. And Summer is in Full Swing. What better time to learn how to get the most out of your Post Club Membership. Whether a new member wondering now that I joined--What Next? Or an existing member that is looking to get more out of the Post Club. Diane Melby, Executive Director, and a former Post Club member, will lead this presentation. Make this Orientation your G O A L L L L L L!

Acoustic, [Zimbabwean] mbira-based songs that are powerfully unfamiliar; Chiwoniso’s rich, feisty vocals are mesmerizing” (New York Times). Singing in both English and Shona, Chiwoniso confronts the struggles within her country of Zimbabwe with optimistic passion and talent.

Kick back on the patio overlooking the river, sip a Coco Loco or Margarita, and enjoy the breeze while dining on Baja Shrimp, Enchilada Verde, Quesadillas or Chimichanga.  If you can't get to Ixtapa or Puerto Vallarta this summer, join us for the next best thing.

Looking for lobster, clams, or a great chowder?  Whatever you order, you can't go wrong at the Summer Shack.  Leave the beach the early and meet us at the Shack for a great night out.

While enjoying some Wine & Cheese, take a break during the dog days of Summer and learn how to get the most out of your Post Club Membership. Diane Melby, Executive Directory of the Post Club, will share with you all the tips you need to make your membership a happy and enjoyable experience.

The Perseid Meteor Shower starts this evening.  The moon will set a dusk, making good conditions for meteor watching.  So come to Robbins Park to watch the show.  A team from the Harvard Observatory will be at the park.  We'll enjoy a potluck picnic before it gets dark.  Don't forget to bring a blanket or lawn chair so you can lie back and look up to see the whole sky. (And also bring bug spray just in case!)

Getting a hole in one is not as easy as it looks when putting around waterfalls and a Koi Feeding Pond.  After playing 18 holes, we'll walk down the street to the Brick House Cafe for dinner.  The Brick House Cafe is known for their delicious homestyle Sicilian cooking.

What would the end of Summer be without the Post Club's annual summer party. We've taken it from the seas, and will move to more solid footing. If you've enjoyed the energy at our March Wine & Cheese, check out this Summer Fling and dance the night away with our DJ, while enjoying dinner, drink and new and old friends.

Don't forget, if you'd like to bring one of your single friends to our events, please verify with us that there are openings and pre-register your guests. We want to make sure that there is space for everyone so that we can plan accordingly. Thank you.

Since space is limited - if you sign up for an event and cannot make it – please call to cancel. We probably have someone who can take your spot.

PLEASE CALL US AT 617-332-2582 TO PRE-REGISTER FOR THE EVENTS.
Please note that we do not issue refunds for the events.