Explore the Area

All aboard at Union Station.

One of the Commonwealth's most distinctive structures, underwent a magnificent restoration in 1998-1999. Today it serves as an inter-modal hub, hosting Amtrak, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority commuter rail service to Boston, taxi service, as well as both intra- and inter-City bus services and free Wi-Fi access.

Dining options galore

Explore 1.5 miles of the best dining options Worcester has to offer. Shrewsbury Street’s “Restaurant Row” boasts more than 40 eateries featuring dishes from around the world, including Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, Indian—and the best in American cuisine.

Experience the brilliance.

Mechanics Hall is recognized internationally as one of the world’s great concert halls for its awe-inspiring beauty and impeccable acoustics. Its 19th-century elegance and state-of-the-art audio/visual system qualifies this venue as one-of-a-kind. Mechanics Hall hosts a robust season of programming—from classical to contemporary—including the ever-popular (and free) Brown Bag Lunchtime Series.

Take time to remember.

Located in the heart of Downown Worcester, the Korean War Memorial honors the 191 young soldires who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Korean war.

Catch a show.

The recently renovated Hanover Theatre seats 2,300 patrons and hosts nationally known musicians, comedians, and Broadway national touring companies, and also provides a local outlet for community-based artists and organizations. This is an incredible venue in which to enjoy any performance.

Discover the heart of the Commonwealth.

New England's 2nd largest city is teeming with a wide array of exciting arts and cultural offerings.

Take a stroll in the park.

Located only a stone's throw from Becker's Worcester campus, Elm Park offers a great place to enjoy. In the summer visitors enjoy a free summer concert series and 'Art in the Park.' In the winter, lace up your ice-skates or strap on your snowshoes for an outdoor adventure.http://www.worcesterma.gov/dpw/parks-rec/city-parks/elm-park

Destination = City Square

Momentum continues to build as the largest single public/private development project in Massachusetts history outside of Boston takes shape.

Be entertained.

Treat yourself to tickets.

The DCU Center is an indoor arena and convention center complex located in downtown Worcester. The facility hosts a variety of events, including concerts, sporting events, conventions, and more.

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Becker College students enjoy the best of both worlds with the location of its two campuses: cosmopolitan Worcester and, only six miles away, the quintessential New England town of Leicester.

Worcester: New England’s second largest city offers a diverse array of exciting cultural offerings. World-class museums, sports events, entertainment, and over 100 restaurants are all within walking distance from the Becker College Worcester Campus. With over 30,000 college students in the city, there is never a shortage of things to do.

Leicester: The quintessential New England town of Leicester offers college living at its finest. This historic town provides the perfect environment in which to study, enjoy the many activities offered on campus, and cheer on the Hawks at one of the College’s athletic facilities.

» Learn more about getting around Worcester.

» Learn more about arts, culture, and entertainment in Worcester.

» View Worcester Mass. cultural calendar.

*Photography is used by permission thanks to the City of Worcester