5 places to start in the South End
SoWa Open Market
From May through October, local makers, farmers and food trucks set up on Harrison Avenue every Sunday.
Official site →Photo: Sowaboston, CC BY-SA 4.0SoWa artist studios
Dozens of artists work at 450 Harrison Avenue and open their studios to visitors on the first Friday evening of each month.
Official site →Photo: SoWa Sundays, CC BY-SA 2.0Boston Center for the Arts
Small theaters and a gallery share a Tremont Street campus built around the Cyclorama, a round hall from 1884.
Official site →Photo: Connie, CC BY 2.0Wally's Cafe
There's been live jazz in this tiny Massachusetts Avenue club since 1947. Arrive early, because it fills up fast.
Official site →Photo: Alex Lozupone, CC BY-SA 3.0Cathedral of the Holy Cross
The largest church in New England is on Washington Street. Step inside between services to see the restored interior and its stained glass.
Official site →Photo: GearedBull Jim Hood, CC BY 2.5Hotels in the South End
Staying over? These are the picks from our guide, Best hotels in South End, Boston for dining, culture, and walkable stays, and Dyme members see private rates on each. You can also browse every Boston hotel guide or search hotels on Dyme.
This weekend in the South End: November 13–15
31 things on: 6 classes and 1 show. Listed by day and start time.
Friday, November 13
Saturday, November 14
Sunday, November 15
Listings by Outgoing, refreshed twice a day. Times and prices can change, so check the listing before you go.