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It’s well known that June 21 is the first day of summer, but it’s less commonly known that it’s also National Selfie Day. I can’t think of a better excuse to commemorate the first day of summer than with a fabulous selfie.
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The weather is heating up and July Fourth is coming up quickly. We know what that means – beach season is here. If you haven’t taken advantage of the nice days yet, start getting ready because the hottest parts of summer are right around the corner. Here are some hot beach items for summer:
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Indo US Health Initiatives has joined efforts with some of the world’s leading experts to host its 3rd international conference in Boston, June 22-24.
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The Levitate Music and Arts Festival is a two-day event taking place on July 7 and 8 in Marshfield, Massachusetts. The first Levitate Music and Arts Festival was in 2013, and it has since blossomed into New England’s premier grass-roots festival.
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Want to spend the day on the water and get a workout? The Boston University Sailing Pavilion lets you rent kayaks, paddleboards and sailboats for the day. The center is open to the public, and if you want to sail, all you have to do is pass a quick swim test.
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Going to a mall and trying on bathing suits is almost a thing of the past. Online shopping has become the way of the world, and most stores even offer free shipping and free returns, making everything easier. Here are some online shops to consider:
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Last year, we asked Bostonians about their favorite ice cream shops in and around the city. This year, we want to follow up with where to get great summer treats. Here are some tasty suggestions to try as the weather gets warmer:
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According to Eating Well Magazine, traditional pasta salad recipes are typically 500 calories or more per serving with unnecessary amounts of fat and oil – yet, they are often a staple of summer barbecues. Below are some ways you can make those salads healthier so you’re still able to enjoy them this summer:
