May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which feels especially important at a time when social media convinces me everyone is waking up at 5AM, running six miles and becoming the best version of themselves.

Meanwhile, no one talks about the benefits of logging off and getting out. Here’s an option: Good Girl, a critically acclaimed comedy about sex, fantasy and power, is playing in Boston for Sex Week and we’ve got a pair of tickets. Go win ‘em. 

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• Summer never sticks around for long, so you might as well get a head start with our Sip into Summer Staycation! Win a hotel stay, food fest tickets and a stack of gift cards to seriously upgrade your summer plans. Enter to win.

• The DoWEEs are 5, ancient by party-creature standards. Learn the facts, the lore and the lightly troubling origins of the DoWEEs on Do617, then celebrate with a $50 year of Do617 MORE.*

• Grammy-winning country star Brad Paisley just added a Boston stop to the Brad Paisley Live Tour, hitting MGM Music Hall on August 28th. 

• Mon Rovîa and the Bloodline Tour come to Roadrunner in September, following a breakout year of sold-out shows and major praise for the debut album.

• Find even more just-announced Boston shows to add to your calendar!

WIN STUFF WEDNESDAY

We’re celebrating AAPI Heritage Month with Darling, a Chinese-inspired cocktail bar earning praise from The Globe and Eater Boston. Enter to win a $100 gift card to one of the coolest bar experiences in the city, then check out what else we’re serving up:

• Sip into Summer Staycation

• The Mountain Goats

• They Might Be Giants

• Passion Pit

• The Polish Ambassador

• John Fogerty & Steve Winwood

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• Eat well and do good today in Seaport; dine at participating Asian-owned spots and they’ll donate to the Asian American Civic Association.

• Boston Fringe takes over Davis Square this week with 40 acts spanning comedy, music and more. The festival gives performers a space to debut new projects and test ideas.

• Coinciding with National Bike Month, Governor Healey filed the Ride Safe Act, a first-in-the-nation proposal to regulate e-bikes, mopeds and scooters based on speed rather than device type.

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