­­­Looking for a spot in Boston to celebrate the Royal Wedding? Who isn't?

Luckily for you, there are some jolly good options in Boston where you can join others in toasting the nuptials of Prince William and Kate Middleton. Here's a quick roundup.

The weather is finally changing, with temperatures predicted to be in the 60's and 70's all week, a sure signal that we're in the heart of spring with summer soon to follow.

As May approaches, and with tourist season right around the corner, some Boston summer traditions will begin to open for the season as well, including the SoWa Open Market, the Boston Pops, and local farmer markets.

From Mother's Day to American Craft Beer Week to Bay State Bike Week, here's a roundup of May event highlights.

So, here we are again.

The Boston Bruins face the Montreal Canadiens tonight in Game 7 of their playoff series, with jobs on the line. Should the Bruins fall to the Canadiens, Claude Julien will most likely be fired and general manager Peter Chiarelli's job is no certainty either. The fact is, the Bruins have not even won a Game 7 since 1994 - 17 years - and have dropped them three straight playoff seasons, in 2008 against these same Canadiens, in 2009 to the Carolina Hurricanes, and last year in the epic, 3-0 collapse at the hands of the Flyers, who would just happen to be their next opponent should they win tonight. If they win, should fans have any confidence they can make it past the second round? Maybe sooner is better. It's certainly better for the stress levels.

Julien and Chiarelli should be given utmost credit for bringing this franchise back from the depths it was in just a few years ago (Remember 10 straight seasons without a playoff series win?), but two straight seasons of not being able to get out of the second round, last May's disaster, and this year's possibility of coming up short should signal to team ownership that enough is enough.

Massachusetts Jazz Week begins on Friday, featuring a slew of jazz-related events in the Boston area. This is the fifth year in a row that this 10-day celebration of music has taken place.

This year, Jazz Week is highlighted by a two-evening salute to Eric Johnson, who celebrates the 30th anniversary of his WGBH-FM jazz program next month, jazz conversations and performances at the Boston Public Library, and the John Payne Saxophone Choir.

For a complete rundown of events, visit www.jazzboston.com, and for even more ways to celebrate the power of the genre, check out our roundup of 10 great places for jazz music in Boston.