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Photos: The Tall Ships are back in Boston

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By Robin Lubbock Verified
| WBUR News Verified
Photos: The Tall Ships are back in Boston Tall ships fill Boston's outer harbor during the 2026 Parade of Sail. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR) The Tall Ships, a clutch of massive sailing vessels from around the world, have taken anchor in Boston. The globe-trotting convoy is back for the first time in nine years as part of Sail250, a months-long celebration of the nation's 250th birthday.
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PHOTOS: Boston's World Cup weekend brings frenzied fans

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By Jesse Costa Verified, Robin Lubbock Verified
| WBUR News Verified
PHOTOS: Boston's World Cup weekend brings frenzied fans The national headlines will be brief: Scotland beat Haiti 1-0 during the first of seven World Cup matches hosted by Boston. But here? The city and entire region was gripped with World Cup fever. Here are some photos from the tournament's opening weekend: Scottish fans erupt as Scotland holds on to win their first game of the World Cup against Haiti 1-0 at the FIFA Fan Festival Boston at City Hall Plaza.
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Photos: José Andrés, Celeste Ng, David Cross and more at The 2026 WBUR Festival

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By Jesse Costa Verified, Robin Lubbock Verified
| WBUR News Verified
Photos: José Andrés, Celeste Ng, David Cross and more at The 2026 WBUR Festival The second-annual WBUR Festival was a hoot, filled with thought-provoking discussions and delightful moments. See scenes from the lively conversations, performances and fun hangs below. Chef and founder of World Central Kitchen José Andrés speaks with NPR reporter and host Sam Sanders at the WBUR Festival in Boston.
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