Even though April just started, I have the sinking suspicion that we’ll be staring down MDW before we know it. I’m mapping out the next couple of months and there’s a lot to get psyched about.

One thing I’m eyeing: Club Volo’s Sweat & Social with stretching, strength work, open play and drinks. We’ve got tickets to every class up for grabs, so go win ‘em.

JUST ANNOUNCED

• It’s the vacation you didn’t know you needed: Niko Moon brings the American Palm Tour to Citizens House of Blues on April 11th. Win tickets for a night of feel-good country.*

• Trade Heartbreak Hill for the warning track: the Fenway Park Marathon is your chance to run a 26.2-mile loop around America’s Most Beloved Ballpark in support of two local charities.

• Pay tribute to Maine's official state treat this summer at Whoopie Pie Festival, a single-day sugar rush with food eating contests, live music and more.

• Hip-hop history will be written in Mansfield when Wu-Tang Clan brings the Final Chamber Tour on September 12th, with special guests Bone Thugs-N-Harmony.

• Plus, announcements from Myles Smith, Michael Marcagi, Somergloom, Lamb of God, John Bishop, Dante Gebel and more!

NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE: FENWAY

Baseball is back in Boston and things are right with the world. Close your eyes and you can hear the crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd (not to mention the faint smell of Fenway Franks wafting through the air). Check out our guide to Fenway and make the most of the season.

THIS WEEKEND

LOCALS ONLY

• Fenway Franks are getting a little competition from Lucie, serving a four-dog flight of petite franks, dressed up and ready to chow down, whenever the Sox are in town.

• If you didn’t snag a ticket for tomorrow’s game you can still get in on fun: Standard Italian’s opening early for lunch and Time Out’s running live music and a custom apparel pop-up all day.

• 42 years strong and the Wicked Queer Film Festival is still defining queer film, culture and community in New England. Catch it April 3rd-16th.

• The USS Massachusetts was commissioned in Boston Harbor last weekend, the first submarine named after the Bay State, with a price tag topping $2.8 billion.

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