“Feb Club” is a decades-old tradition among Yale seniors, in which, as a small but unmistakable act of defiance against the overlong New Haven winter, they throw a party somewhere on campus every night in the month of February.

Since 2007, alumni have joined in with “Feb Club Emeritus,” guaranteeing that there is a Yale party somewhere in the world every night in February. Feb Club Emeritus has only three rules:

No speeches. No fundraising. It's just a party.

Come join us for the most raucous party on our calendar. We’ve reserved the balcony at Scholars, a restaurant-bar-nightclub (depending on what time you get there) from 8-10pm on Saturday, February 24th. We’ll provide shared appetizers and one drink token per person for the cash bar.

Yale Club of Boston members can get discounted $20 tickets for themselves and a guest as long as registration remains open. Get yours today, and spread the word to all your Yale friends – we can't wait to celebrate with you!

Please note: ticket sales will close on Thursday, January 18th, so we can finalize our catering order.

Our oldest tradition, dating back to our first meeting at on January 29th, 1866, is a midwinter dinner. For decades after that momentous meal, it was the only event we produced! In recent years, it has served as a link to the club’s history and a celebration of its community of members.

We’ll return to the Parker House, the same place where we were founded (and initially known as “the Yale Alumni Association of Boston and Its Vicinity”) for a three-course dinner in the terrace room on the hotel’s top floor, with views of the city and and outdoor area to enjoy if the weather permits. There will be a cash bar, with the Yale Cocktail as a featured drink – one of the many historical touchstones with which this evening is replete.

This event is open to members and their guests. Note that there will be a cocktail reception beginning at 6pm, and we will sit down to dinner at 7pm.

Please make your entree selections at the time you register. If you have dietary restrictions other than those noted here, please select the “other dietary restriction” option and contact us at membership@yaleboston.org so we can accommodate you.

The entree options are:
Roasted Chicken: Murray's Farm organic chicken breast, with mashed potatoes, baby carrots, and chicken jus
Eggplant Involtini (vegetarian, can be made vegan) with Maple Brook Farm ricotta, mozzarella and Parmigiana Reggiano and roasted Maine tomato sauce
Pan Roasted Atlantic Salmon with sautéed baby spinach, rice, lemon butter sauce
Pan Seared Sirloin: Grilled 8oz 1853 Aged Black Angus Sirloin, with fingerling potatoes, spring vegetables, caramelized shallots, and a red wine reduction

Hope & Comfort is a non-profit organization with a mission to provide essential hygiene products to children and adults around Massachusetts. Volunteer work includes hygiene product distribution to locations around Massachusetts including public schools, hygiene education, donations of hygiene products or funds, and work in Hope & Comfort's warehouse to help with unloading, unpacking, and stocking hygiene products. YaleBoston has secured a volunteer opportunity to work in Hope & Comfort’s warehouse, 659 Highland Avenue, Needham on Monday, November 13, from 5:30 to 7 pm. If you'd like to sign up, please email Carolyn Yao at yao.carolyn@gmail.com. 

The Yale School of Music is holding a reception on Thursday, November 2 to welcome Dean José García-León to the Yale and School of Music community. The event will take place from 6- 8 pm at the Banks Fish House, 406 Stuart Street, Boston. Beverages and light fare will be served. RSVPS are requested by Monday, October 23 (space is limited).

Enjoy one of Yale’s most celebrated traditions on Saturday, October 28 at 5:30 pm, as the Whiffenpoofs perform at a public concert at The Eliot Church of Newton, 474 Centre Street, Newton. This year, the group’s 14 members include Ethan Kopf (Newton South High School ’20) and Iris Yang (Brookline High School ’20)! Tickets are $20 for general admission and $10 for children and students.

Order tickets here

On Sunday, October 22, Yale boats will be competing in four collegiate races at The Head of the Charles regatta. According to Regatta Central, here is the schedule of  races in which Yale has registered boats:

1. 1:28 PM: Men's Lightweight Fours

2. 1:57 PM: Men's Championship Eights

3. 2:09 PM: Men's Lightweight Eights

4. 2:32 PM: Women's Championship Eights

Why not cheer on the Bulldogs with other Yalies? A group from the club will be gathering by the river between the Anderson bridge and the Weeks footbridge, on the Cambridge side, from 1 pm to 3:30 pm. You'll be able to find us by looking out for the Yale banner we'll be flying, plus all the Yale gear we'll be wearing. Come wearing your own Yale swag and watch the Bulldogs dominate on the river

Shakespeare on the Common is a Boston tradition, now in its 27th season! Every summer a stage is built near the Parkman Bandstand, and the audience spreads out on the grass in lawn chairs and on picnic blankets to see world-class productions of Shakespeare plays for free. The performances draw as many as 50,000 people per season! The venue is centrally located, accessible, and close to the Red, Green, and Orange Lines; parking is also available in the Boston Common Garage.

We’re planning to gather on Thursday, August 3 for this year’s production of Macbeth. The play begins at 8 p.m., but if you'd like to arrive early, Yalies are welcome to meet up nearby at 4th Wall Restaurant and Bar, 228 Tremont Street, as early as 6pm; we'll then walk over together at 7pm. We recommend either bringing a picnic blanket or using this link to rent a lawn chair ahead of time (select "General Seating"). Because this is a free event, RSVPs are not required in order to participate – but we do encourage them, so we have a rough idea of how many people to expect!

*YaleBoston members often take photos at our events, which we enjoy using on our website and for other publicity. If you do not wish to appear in a photo, please alert the photographer. 

We hope you'll join us on Sunday, July 30th at 4 p.m. for the Yale Club's annual summer barbecue! Until 7pm, we'll be serving food and playing lawn games at the American Legion Marsh Post #442, a beautiful riverfront venue that's an easy walk from Harvard Square and has a large parking lot on site.

The barbecue is one of the club's largest annual events and consistently our most inter-generational one. Alumni of all ages — and current students! — come together to swap stories of their respective times at Yale, forge friendships over delicious food, and watch a lazy summer afternoon on the Charles drift into evening. Tickets are $20 for members, $25 for non-members, and $5 for current students – get yours here!

Please note:  so that we can place our food order, registration for this event will close at 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, July 26.

We're also looking for a few volunteers to staff the check-in/information desk for one-hour shifts and help with set-up and clean-up. Volunteers get free admission and first dibs on taking leftovers home. Email youngalumni@yaleboston.org if you're interested.

And please feel free to bring your favorite lawn game to share with the group!

*YaleBoston members often take photos at our events, which we enjoy using on our website and for other publicity. If you do not wish to appear in a photo, please alert the photographer. 

The Yale Club of Boston's 2023 annual meeting will be on Thursday, May 11th, on the 9th floor of 100 High Street. Doors will open at 5:30PM, and club business will begin at 6:00PM. Members in good standing of the Yale Club of Boston will vote on the slate of officers and directors, after which attendees will enjoy a keynote presentation from esteemed faculty from the School of Public Health (see below). Drinks and hors d'oeuvres will be served!

As a member of YaleBoston, you are receiving a discount of $5 off your ticket, and you are entitled to purchase an additional ticket at the member rate for a guest.

SOLD OUT! Online registration is closed. If we have spare capacity tonight, we will take walk-ins on a first come, first served basis; tickets will be $20, cash only, exact change required, and subject to availability.

Feb Club is back! We’ve reserved the entire on the third floor of the Greatest Bar in Boston. Join us for Boston’s contribution to a month of Yalies partying around the globe!

As a member of YaleBoston, you are receiving a discount of $5 off your ticket, and you are entitled to purchase an additional ticket at the member rate for a guest.

Note that tickets sold at the door will cost $20, regardless of membership status.