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Drink Italian wines in Boston’s oldest neighborhood, the center of fine dining and “boot-crazed” epicureanism for over 100 years! The only history we care about is what’s in your glass. Cin cin. A friendly, charismatic wine ambassador leads you to hot spots, where you’ll be welcomed to a reserved table, with wait staff standing by, ready...

Relish the diversity and sophistication of Boston’s most artistic community while you savor the wines of France, Italy, and Latin America. From SOWA to Tremont, explore South End cafe’ society. A friendly, charismatic wine ambassador leads you to hot spots, where you’ll be welcomed to a reserved table, with wait staff standing by, ready to serve...

Boston’s most affluent neighborhood welcomes you to peek into the kitchens and wine cellars of the most luxurious restaurants in town...with a glass of wine in your hand. A friendly, charismatic wine ambassador leads you to hot spots, where you’ll be welcomed to a reserved table, with wait staff standing by, ready to serve pre-selected wines and...

Parents can meet the educators and the school's director, tour the classrooms and register for the fall 2018 school year.

Every wine we sample on this tour is filled with delicious bubbles: Cava, Prosecco, Champagne, and more! A friendly, charismatic wine ambassador leads you to hot spots, where you’ll be welcomed to a reserved table, with wait staff standing by, ready to serve pre-selected wines and appetizers. Learn how to taste, pair and buy with an intimate group....

Assembly Row is Boston's newest transit-oriented, minutes to everything destination. It stands at the urban nexus of suburban convenience and serves everyone from trend-forward and educated millennials to a diverse audience of life-fulfilling retail savvy, and foodie centric seekers, in one of the most densely populated pockets of New England. A friendly,...

This class is a fun way to fitness for new aerialists, experienced aerialists and non-aerialists alike. The class incorporates the use of aerial apparatuses and floor exercises to create a whole body workout focusing on increasing strength, endurance and flexibility. Exercises are tailored to the individual students, and keep the focus on correct...

Designed for adult beginners (16 and older) who want to try Aerials without committing to a full session, Taster classes cost $25, last 90 minutes, and offer a broad but hands-on introduction to aerial arts. You’ll learn basic skills on a variety of apparatuses, including silks, lyra (hoop), static trapeze, and more!

This class is devoted to developing skills on the “horizontal apparatuses” of static trapeze and lyra (also known as hoop or cerceau). Open to students who have completed at least one full session (8 weeks) of aerial training and can meet the following prerequisites: Be able to demonstrate hollow body holds. Mount the bar and move to sitting...

Join us for a walking food tasting and public art tour of Boston’s Allston Neighborhood! Home to a large student population and colorful street art, Allston’s collection of fun local eateries and impressive public art murals go hand in hand in giving this neighborhood its unique vibe and making it a great destination for...

Students entering this level should have completed at least one session of 6 – 8 aerial classes (at AirCraft or elsewhere) and should meet the following pre-requisites: Be able to demonstrate hollow body holds. Have the following silks/rope skills unassisted: invert from the mat to same-side leg hook and release opposite hand Double crochet...

For students who have completed at least four months (probably more) of aerial training and can meet the following pre-requisites: On silks/rope, students entering this level should be able to: Invert in the air (tagging the silks/rope is ok) Do hip keys in the air (they are not expected to be clean yet) Put on figure-8 foot locks in the air....

Goodbye, floor! Prerequisites: On silks/rope, students entering this level should be able to: Invert to same-side and opposite-side knee/foot hooks in the air (tagging only rarely) Do clean hip keys with straight legs Put on aerial dance foot locks and figure-8 foot locks in air On trapeze, lyra, hammock, etc, students should be able to:...

Aerials 1 – Aerial Basics. This course, for students who are new to aerial arts, teaches basic skills on aerial silks, static trapeze, and other apparatuses, while emphasizing form and injury prevention and helping your body adjust to its exciting new habit! Prerequisite: Students entering this class are not expected to have aerial experience...