The City of Boston is so compact and walkable that you can see and do most everything you want on foot. Here's our list of things to do in Boston and can't-miss attractions:

The West End Community Center offers a Youth drop in center for kids 10-15 of age each Sunday.

Warhammer Club: A Middle School club for kids who enjoy Warhammer Fantasy Battle games. Play with the Dabblers Army, or your own figures. Meets every week; Wednesdays, 3:15 - 5:00pm. Drop-in when you can.

An expo surpassing all expectations! Onsite Spa, Education, Hair/Makeup/Maternity Photo session.. Over $5,000 in prizes!

National Marionette Theater's “Pinocchio” is a faithful re-telling of this childhood favorite. Follow Pinocchio as he goes on a series of adventures and discovers that only by being truthful, selfless and kind to others will he realize his dream of becoming a real live boy.

Celebrate black professionals, artists, scientists and leaders. Learn about black computer scientists, doctors and astronauts and experiment with circuits, 3-D pictures and model space ships. Learn about artist Faith Ringgold and design your own story quilt. Listen to stories by black authors and songs of black musicians.

Come with friends and family to DeCordova and discover an ever-changing world of art! Eye Wonder focuses on “seeing” and “doing” for families with children ages 6 and up.

The New Bedford Historical Society invites you tot eh Twelfth Annual Frederick Douglas Community Read-A-Thon of 'The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave Written by Himself (1845)'.

Free parenting workshop by area favorite Mister Vic (Director of Music Together of Assabet Valley). RSVPs requested to attend.

Plan your dream vacation at the Boston Globe Travel Show, where more than 200 exhibitors from across the world will be on-hand to provide information and savings while adults and children alike enjoy culturual, culinary, and informational presentations from across the globe.