Boston, Boston Job Fair (2/6): Meet hiring managers face-to-face

Lexington, The Nielsen Clarinet Concerto (2/4): featuring Bill Kirkley plus Haydn Symphony No. 43 “Mercury”

Boston, Calvins Monster (2/4 - 2/12): at The Roberts Theatre

Boston, Absurd Person Singular (2/3 - 2/18): at The Footlight Club, America's oldest community theatre

Boston, Disney On Ice presents Dare to Dream (2/17 - 2/26): All your favorite princesses take to the ice in a spectacular finale at the ultimate Disney Princess event of a lifetime!

Boston, Super Bowl XLVI Fundraiser (1/31 - 2/5): Celebrate Super Bowl and help fight kids brain cancer. Miles for cure will put a $1 for every person who donated from until the game ends (no minimum donation) every time Patriots score a touchdown!

Acton, Experience summer in February (2/12): The New England Aquarium visits the JCC Early Learning Center, Acton on Sunday, February 12 from 2-3:30pm. Located at Congregation Beth Elohim at 133 Prospect Street, this event is geared for families

Acton, Preschool Open Houses in Acton (2/6): The JCC Early Learning Center at Congregation Beth Elohim in Acton will hold two open houses for parents of toddlers and preschool age children on Wednesday, January 18 (10-11am) and Monday, February 6 (12-1pm). Parents can meet the teache

Amherst, Mix and Match (1/3 - 2/19): an exhibit at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Arlington, Recycled Rhythms: A Tu B’Shevat Concert Celebrating the New Year of the Trees (2/5): Tu B’Shevat, the first environmental holiday, focuses on respecting nature and planning for a bright, clean and healthy future. Enjoy a special family concert on Sunday, February 5 from 4-5:30pm featuring the vintage/vaudeville rhythm beats

Arlington, Tempest Storm’s Las Vegas Burlesque Revue (2/18): Regent Theatre: See Burlesque icon Tempest Storm, Miss Exotic World Vegas Queens Kitten DeVille & Angie Pontani, Playboy 2011 Centerfold Playmate Claire Sinclair, the Boston Babydolls, & Albert Cadabra.

Arlington, Closer To You: A Live Tribute to The Carpenters (2/10): Featuring Grammy nominated vocalist Judy Pancoast!

Belmont, Registration Open- April icamp (10/21 - 4/16): Maker something cool over break and go back to school with awesome prjects to show your friends!

Boston, A Day in Pompeii (12/20 - 2/12): Special Exhibit at the Museum of Science (through Feb. 12 only)

Boston, A Mount Vernon Street Walking Tour : Beacon Hill is a National Historic District, filled with working gas lamps, ancient elms, brick sidewalks and 19th-century row houses protected by architectural restrictions that govern such details as the color of the doors.

Boston, Aqua Kids Family Day (1/6 - 12/28): at the New England Aquarium

Boston, Baroque Valentine at King’s Chapel, Feb 14 at 12:15 pm (2/14): Harriet Bridges, soprano & Sheila Beardslee, recorder perform works of Bach, Handel, Hotteterre & Monteverdi at historic King's Chapel, Boston, Feb 14 @ 12:15p $3 617/227-2155

Boston, Boston Chocolates Dessert, Chocolate, and Wine Night Tour : Join Boston Chocolate Tours for our latest 2 hour walking tour of the famous (and infamous) desserts of Faneuil Hall.

Boston, Boston City View Bicycle Tour (1/16 - 12/31): our classic tour offering for those looking to get a great overall introduction to Boston

Boston, Boston Comedy Festival Winner PAUL NARDIZZI @ Dicks Beantown Comedy Vault (2/10 - 2/11): For over 23 years, Boston Most Fun Comedy Club. We are Boston's Only Full Service,7 Night A Week Comedy Club. With Great food, drinks and show at great prices. We are 18+ Club. National Headliners with a Boston connection and Local comedian

Boston, Boston Jewish Cultural Walking Tour (12/12 - 6/25): A 2-hour walking tour linking the cultural, historic and immigration Jewish sites in Boston. Includes parts of Downtown, Beacon Hill, the West End and North End. Lots to see and learn in this great under 2 mile guided tour. Mondays at 2:30 PM.

Boston, Bostons Best Comedians 7 Nights a Week @ Dicks Beantown Comedy Vault : Dick's Beantown Comedy Vault 18+ comedy shows 7 days a week. Dane Cook had a show here every Friday for 2 years in the 90's.

Boston, Cellist Rafael Popper-Keizer in Recital at Kings Chapel, February 19 (2/19): Rafael Popper-Keizer, cello & Heinrich Christensen, organ, to play rare works by Dupré, Pinkham, la Cour, Sirota & Laven. Sun, 2/19, 5p at King's Chapel, Boston. 617/227-2155 $15

Boston, Chris Zitos Comedy Sandbox (12/8 - 3/29): Audiences enjoy Chris Zito's clean, funny, and upbeat approach and constantly find themselves laughing out loud while nodding in recognition at themselves! Every Thursday night at Dick's Beantown Comedy Vault

Boston, Family Art Cart (12/10 - 6/30): Discover the MFA with fun (and educational!) activities designed for children ages 4 and up to do with adults in the galleries.

Boston, Gamemaker Whizards Winchester (1/20 - 3/16): Kids have fun playing video games, but they have even more fun playing games they make themselves! Students learn the fundamentals of object-oriented programming through video game design while creating their own game. All students work at

Boston, Geckos: Tails to Toepads (1/22 - 3/31): at the Museum of Science

Boston, Gorilla Exhibit at the Franklin Park Zoo : Visitors will not want to miss the indoor gorilla exhibit - the most innovative and intimate indoor gorilla exhibit in the world.

Boston, Imax : In the Mugar Omni Theater, the world's largest film format is projected onto a five-story-tall IMAX® Dome screen. It wraps audiences in larger-than-life images of flora, fauna, and faraway places.

Boston, Improv Asylum’s Main Stage Show : Featured on HBO and named Boston’s Best Comedy Club, Improv Asylum’s Main Stage Show features a cast of actors who bring together improvisation and sketch material in front of a live audience.

Boston, In Her Voice: Jacqueline Kennedy, The White House Years (1/7 - 12/31): at The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum

Boston, Isaac Julien’s Ten Thousand Waves (1/17 - 3/4): an immersive, nine-screen video installation that interweaves three stories linking China’s ancient past and the present.

Boston, KidStage : at the Boston Children's Museum. KidStage gives kids a taste of what it’s like in and around the spotlights. Professional actors and Museum staff perform short plays and invite visitors to join in.

Boston, La Variété Française — The Seraphim Singers 15th-Anniversary Celebration (2/19): The Seraphim Singers (Jennifer Lester, dir) & organists Glenn Goda & Heinrich Christensen in a concert of French sacred choral music from the 20th century. Sunday, 2/19 at 3 PM, Mission Church in Boston

Boston, Mapparium (1/7 - 12/31): at the The Mary Baker Eddy Library

Boston, Medieval Manor Theatre-Restaurant : Fool around during dinner at Boston's legendary Medieval Manor, where a bawdy but light hearted romp through the dark ages has been on the menu for almost forty years.

Boston, Museum Tours at The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (1/19 - 12/31): The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum displays an art collection of world importance, including works that rank among the most significant of their type.

Boston, New England Boat Show (2/11 - 2/19): hundreds of the newest boats from the region’s top dealers, along with a wide selection of marine accessories and special features

Boston, New England Home Show (2/23 - 2/26): at the Seaport World Trade Center

Boston, Photograph 51 (2/9 - 3/4): at the Central Square Theatre

Boston, Planetarium at the Museum of Science : The newly renovated Charles Hayden Planetarium is the most technologically advanced digital theater in New England.

Boston, Schola Cantorum sings Lasso and de Rore, Feb 10 in Boston (2/10): Schola Cantorum's 12 vocies sing Lasso & de Rore motets, madrigals & chansons, Fri, Feb 10, 8p at St John the Evangelist Church on Beacon Hill. 401/274-5073 $25, $22 sr, $8 students

Boston, Shear Madness (1/16 - 12/31): This unique comedy-whodunit takes place today in the "Shear Madness" hairstyling salon and is chock full of up-to-the-minute spontaneous humor

Boston, Skating at the Boston Common Frog Pond (12/14 - 3/18): The Frog Pond is open for skaters from November to mid March, with day, evening and night hours.

Boston, Soweto Gospel Choir (2/12): at Symphony Hall

Boston, Superior Donuts (1/8 - 2/4): In a shabby Chicago neighborhood, a downtrodden donut shop owner hires a street-savy aspiring young writer with hustle and bright ideas.

Boston, The Addams Family (2/7 - 2/19): playing through Feb. 19th at the Shubert Theatre

Boston, The Old Boston Original Secret Tour : Experience Old Boston with a tour of the oldest streets in the city and more than 350-years of history. Hear tales of saints and sinners, patriots and pirates, anarchy, attitude and women who changed the world!

Boston, Trumpet and Organ Recital, Kings Chapel in Boston, Feb. 7 (2/7): Frederick Sienkiewicz, trumpet & Fredrick Guzasky, organ perform works of Tomas, Persichetti, Ewazen & others at historic King's Chapel, Boston. $3 Tues 2/7 @ 12:15 pm

Boston, Valentines Day Celebration (2/14): at Wachusett Mountain

Boston, Persian Blue at the Hard Rock Cafe (2/25): Warm up a cold Saturday night with Persian Blue as they return to the Hard Rock Cafe on February 25th!

Boston, Comedy Showcase every Tuesday night @ Dicks Beantown Comedy Vault : Boston Comedy Legends Danny Kelly and Jim Lauletta alternate weeks of hosting and headlining a showcase of Boston's up and coming stars.

Boylston, Classical Influences at Tower Hill Botanic Garden (2/19): Learn about the historical influences that helped shape the present day gardens at Tower Hill

Boylston, Classical Influences at Tower Hill Botanic Garden (2/19): Learn about the historical influences that helped shape the present day gardens at Tower Hill

Boylston, European Container Garden (2/18): Plant a lovely winter garden for your table or window to enjoy indoors while winter still holds sway outside.

Boylston, Starting Vegetable and Herb Seeds Indoors (2/5): This workshop will teach home gardeners how and when to start their favorite garden crops indoors.

Boylston, What Are Those Judges Looking For? (2/19): Master Judge and award-winning designer Julie Lapham will demonstrate and discuss the elements and principles of design through several arrangements she creates in this class.

Boylston, What Are Those Judges Looking For? (2/19): Master Judge and award-winning designer Julie Lapham will demonstrate and discuss the elements and principles of design through several arrangements she creates in this class.

Boylston, Yoga by Nature (1/11 - 3/14): Begin opening to your body on a deeper level. Learn to cultivate breath awareness, mindfulness, and feel how all the elements of nature exist in you as well. Save when you sign up for an entire session!

Boylston, Focus on Food - Gluten Free Baking (2/11): All recipes are tried and true favorite even with non gluten free friends. Bring your sweet tooth to taste all the goodies.

Brockton, African Festival and Marketplace (2/25): Celebrate Black History Month

Cambridge, Harvard Square Wine Tour : Take a journey with us through Harvard Square. Learn about the history and culture while sampling wine at three exquisite Harvard Square locations.

Cambridge, Jazz Brunch: The Patricia Adams Show and The Ray Santisi Trio @Ryles Jazz Club (1/29 - 2/5): Singin' and swingin' jazz and blues standards, this family friendly event offers delicious brunch cuisine to accompany this quartet's music. Best value in Boston!

Cambridge, Winter Carnival in Harvard Square (1/3 - 2/14): 6 weeks of fun including Music! Parades! Chocolate! Chili! Great Food! Green Events! Celebrities! Sports! Chinese New Year! Promotions and More!

Cambridge, Wolfs 19th Annual Mardi Gras Ball (2/18): An All-Nite Revue To Benefit Musicians Needing Medical Care

Cambridge, You and I: A Cabaret (2/13): at the Central Square Theatre

Charlestown, 33rd Annual Model Show (2/4 - 3/24): at the USS Constitution Museum

Charlestown, 33rd Annual Ship Model Show (2/4 - 3/24): presented by the USS Constitution Model Shipwright Guild and the USS Constitution Museum

Concord, From Photo to Sketch, works of Katherine Day Old -- Concord 2/7-3/5 (2/7 - 3/5): Trinity Arts Council presents "From Photo to Sketch", works of Katherine Day "Bunny" Old. Exhibit runs 2/7-3/5 FREE 978/369-3715

Cotuit, Wild Things - A Safari of the Imagination (1/10 - 2/10): An interactive art exhibit of Cape Cod artists' favorite wild things

Danvers, Indoor Waterpark : CoCo Key Water Resort, Danvers

Dudley, Dudley's DoRight Flea Market Almost 2 Acres Indoors : Antiques, Collectibles and general Flea Market. Handle all your shopping needs in a museum like Environment with Free Admission. Every Saturday and Sunday 8 am -4 pm

Easton, Whodunnit? (2/18 - 2/26): February Vacation Week 2012 at the Children's Museum

Fall River, Nautical Nights : at Battleship Cove. Spending an overnight on board one of the mightiest defenders of freedom truly is an unforgettable experience!

Foxboro, Espionage at 5 Wits : 5 Wits is an interactive, physically immersive, walkthrough adventure experience .

Foxboro, Kids Vacation Fun with The Jim Show (2/22): Looking for something entertaining to do with the kids during February Vacation then the Orpheum Theatre Foxboro is the place. The Jim Show is guaranteed to amaze and amuse.

Foxboro, Orpheum Kids Vacation Fun with Donna Marie (2/21): Looking for something entertaining to do with the kids during February Vacation then the Orpheum Theatre Foxboro is the place. Ventriloquism never stops amazing children or adults. So come see Donna M

Gloucester, Family Free Days : Drop in to the Education Room of the Cape Ann Historical Museum on the Second Saturday of every month from for theme-based activities inspired by our current and permanent exhibitions.

Haverhill, James Keelaghan (2/18): a masterful storyteller, poet laureate of folk and roots music, and deep rich singer.

Holyoke, Childrens Museum at Holyoke : The Children's Museum at Holyoke provides a unique setting in which children and adults learn together about art, science and the world around them.

Hyannis, Cape Cod Beer Brewery Tour : Tour Cape Cod's only microbrewery! Learn how beer is made. Tours are free and open to all ages. Tour takes about 45 minutes. Must be 21 to sample. Children must be supervised.

Kingston, Bay Circuit Trail Trek 1 (2/12): Join us for a trek around Emerald Necklace of Boston. We will be section hiking the 200 mile Bay Circuit Trail that runs through 34 townships connecting their best greenways and open spaces.

Kingston, Bay Circuit Trail Trek 1 (2/12): Join us for a trek around Emerald Necklace of Boston. We will be section hiking the 200 mile Bay Circuit Trail that runs through 34 townships connecting their best greenways and open spaces.

Kingston, Bay Circuit Trail Trek 1 (2/12): Join us for a trek around Emerald Necklace of Boston. We will be section hiking the 200 mile Bay Circuit Trail that runs through 34 townships connecting their best greenways and open spaces.

Lenox, Full Moon Snowshoe Hike (2/7): Meet at 6 p.m. at the Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary Barn in Lenox for a unique experience

Lexington, Amazing Architects Lexington (1/11 - 3/7): Amazing Architects New and Returning Students Welcome! Grades 3-8 Design your dream house, space station, or a building of your imagination! Architects need to take many factors into consideration when they design a building— functio

Lowell, Blast! (2/11): Part of the Lowell Five Performing Arts Series

Lowell, Golden Gloves Boxing (2/16): New England Novice Finals

Lowell, Golden Gloves Boxing (2/21): New England Open Semi-Finals

Lynn, Frederick Douglass and the Lynn Abolitionists (2/16): A Local Scholar Talk with Julia Green

Marblehead, Brighton Beach Memoirs (1/27 - 2/5): at Marblehead Little Theatre

New Bedford, Ana Moura (2/4): A powerful world music sensation, Moura takes us on a sensual journey into an ancient and traditional genre while she stretches its boundaries.

New Bedford, Peter Frampton (2/14): The three-hour show will feature a complete performance of “Frampton Comes Alive!”

Newton Center, Of Youth and Music (2/11): A special program featuring young artists and composers Anna Larsen – Symphony No.1 (WORLD PREMIERE) Schumann – Cello Concerto Aaron Wolff, cello Tchaikovsky – Symphony No. 1 “Winter Dreams”

Newton Center, Of Youth and Music (2/12): New Philharmonia Orchestra Ronald Knudsen, Music Director A special program featuring young artists and composers Anna Larsen – Symphony No.1 (WORLD PREMIERE) Schumann – Cello Concerto Aaron Wolff, cello Tchaikovsky – Symph

Newton, JCC in Newton to Host Bone Marrow Drive (2/14 - 2/16): The Leventhal-Sidman Jewish Community Center (333 Nahanton Street) in Newton will host a donor recruitment drive to register potential bone marrow donors on Tuesday, February 14 (7:30-9:30am) and Thur

Newton, TeenLife LIVE! Community Service Fair and Expo (2/12): At The Mall at Chestnut Hill

Newton, The Blessings of a Skinned Knee-Using Jewish Teachings to Raise Self-Reliant Children Discussion (1/26 - 2/16): Facilitated discussion will use this popular book and Jewish values as starting points to focus on issues that arise in all families who share goals of raising self-reliant, compassionate and responsible children. Participants will receive

Newton, Winter Concert and Festival featuring Wayne Potash (2/4): A fun-filled morning of live music from fabulous singer-songwriter Wayne Potash, along with various activities, crafts, a bake sale, and fantastic raffle prizes.

Newton, Womens Volleyball League at JCC (10/24 - 3/5): A women’s 18+ volleyball league will be held at the Leventhal-Sidman JCC in Newton (333 Nahanton Street) beginning Monday, November 14 (7-9pm). The league will play through March.

Newtonville, Big Love (2/1 - 2/4): sponsored by Theatre Ink at the Newton North High School

North Adams, The Cartographers Conundrum : MASS MoCA presents a major multi-disciplinary installation By New York-based artist Sanford Biggers.

North Adams, Under the Sea (1/15 - 5/28): at Kidspace at the MASS MoCA

North Truro, Highlands Center at Cape Cod National Seashore : Dramatically situated on a high bluff overlooking the North Atlantic Ocean, the 110-acre Highlands Center at Cape Cod National Seashore occupies a point of singular beauty on the Outer Cape in Truro, Massachusetts.

Northampton, Circus Dreams (2/19): documenting a year in the life of Circus Smirkus, one of the best traveling youth circuses in the world

Northampton, Rusty Nail Revisited (2/12): including Fat, Real Tears, the Mitch Chakour Band , and nearly all the members of Clean Living

Northampton, Silver Chord Bowl (2/5): a collegiate a cappella showcase

Peabody, Snowshoe Classic (2/19): The course will take you in and around beautiful Brooksby Farm for approximately 5K or 3.1 miles

Plainfield, Songs For Ceilidh: Upbeat Traditional and Original Celtic Music at The Chieftain Pub (2/10): Upbeat Irish, Scottish, Atlantic Canadian and Original Music performed by Songs For Ceilidh

Princeton, Fred Ellsworth and the House Shakers (2/4): at Wachusett Mountain (Coppertop Lounge)

Salem, The Real Thing by Tom Stoppard (1/26 - 2/18): The Salem Theatre Company will produce Tom Stoppard’s THE REAL THING for 15 performances from January 26 - February 18 at the STC Theater, 90 Lafayette Street in Salem, MA. The production is directed by STC Artistic Director John Fogle.

Springfield, Blast (2/12): Winner of the 2001 Tony® Award for "Best Special Theatrical Event" and the 2001 Emmy® Award for "Best Choreography".

Springfield, Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden : Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden

Springfield, Mr. Trash (2/7): Specifically tailored to the educational school audience, this show is an excellent blend of eco-entertainment and eco-education.

Springfield, The Irish Comedy Tour (2/24 - 2/25): Takes the party atmosphere of a Dublin pub and combines it with a boisterous, belly-laugh trio

Sturbridge, Sweet Romance: An Evening of Chocolate and Romance (2/11): At the Old Sturbridge Village Center Meetinghouse

Waltham, Isnt It Romantic? starring Broadways Rachel York and Brent Barrett (2/19): Broadway’s Rachel York and Brent Barrett premiere “Isn’t It Romantic?” a concert of love songs from the stage and screen, at Reagle Music Theatre in Waltham.

Waltham, Singles With Style Singles Dance (2/4): SINGLES WITH STYLE is the largest singles dance & activies organization in New England with 2 weekly dances, monthly cocktail & dinner parties, and vacations.

West Barnstable, 20th Annual Cape-Wide Family Library Event - Magic by Scott Jameson (2/18): Saturday, February 18, 2012 at 1:00 PM Tilden Arts Center, Cape Cod Community College West Barnstable, MA Tickets: Only $2.00 if purchased at participating Cape Cod libraries; $3.00 at the door.

Westminster, Tours and Tastings : at the Wachusett Brewery

Wilmington, Suburban Boston Spring Home Show (2/10 - 2/12): inspiring homeowners with countless ideas on enhancing their home's comfort and functionality, as well as its aesthetic appeal and overall value.

Woods Hole, Winter Film Series for Kids (1/7 - 2/25): The Woods Hole Public Library begins their winter film series in January

Woods Hole, Woods Hole Science Aquarium : We are a small, public aquarium that displays approximately 140 species of marine animals found in Northeast and Middle Atlantic waters. Admission is free, but donations are gladly accepted.

Worcester, Eighth Annual Colleges of Worcester Consortium Student Art Exhibition (2/3 - 3/2): at the ARTSWorcester Gallery

Worcester, Its Electric! (2/21 - 2/24): When school's out, the EcoTarium is the place to be.

Worcester, Shrek the Musical (2/24 - 2/26): Featuring a terrific score of 19 all-new songs, big laughs, great dancing and breathtaking scenery

Worcester, The Arctic Next Door: Mount Washington (1/12 - 5/31): an exhibit at the Ecotarium

Worcester, Winter and Spring Farmers Market in Worcester on Sundays (1/8 - 5/27): The Worcester Farmer's Market has moved indoors for Winter, & Spring 2012 on Sundays from January 8th through May 27th! Come & Enjoy fresh, local products!