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H U Z Z A H! Tavern Nights
Boston’s Only Colonial Tavern Experience
The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum invites you to a night of colonial merrymaking! Leave your 21st century troubles and cares behind, grab a mug of ale, and join the Sons and Daughters of Liberty for the best hospitality in all of 18th century Boston.
Revel with Samuel Adams, John Hancock, Dorothy Quincy and other prominent Bostonians as they lift their glasses in celebration, raise their voices in song and determine the fate of Colonial America! Sample rustic fare, play authentic games, learn boisterous songs and cheerful dance in a spirited colonial tavern atmosphere. Let joy be unfettered and laughter unchained with the Sons of Liberty and Daughters of Freedom!
Shows run on the first Friday of the Month
April – October: Doors open at 7:30pm and show starts at 8pm.
November – March: Doors open at 6:30pm and show starts at 7pm.
All purchases made less than one hour before the event begins (depending on availability) can only be done by calling 617-596-7046 or purchasing directly at the ticket booth on site.
Tavern Nights Menu
- Rosemary Roasted Chicken’s Legs
An abundant platter of rosemary roasted chicken’s legs marinated in our Tavern Keep’s secret marinade recipe. - Roasted Sweet Meat of Swine
Served with grained mustard and delicious chutney. - Cheese Platters
Robust cheese platters featuring sharp cheddar cheese, Emmental swiss cheese, and Blue stilton cheese.
- Baked Breads
An assortment of freshly baked breads. - Fresh Vegetable Pickings
Including radishes, tomatoes, carrots, celery, and pickled cucumbers. - A Delicate Selection of Fruits
Including grapes, sliced and whole apples, citrus, and dried apricots.
- Local Beer
A selection of beers provided by Boston’s own Harpoon Brewery. - Benjamin Edes’ Punch
A refreshing blend of red wine, rum, and citrus. - Hot Buttered Rum
A favorite drink of Mr. Paul Revere.
- Wine
Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay wine options. - Refreshments
Sodas and water are for sale.
