This week is cold hard proof that we never know what Boston weather is going to do.

No matter what the weather looks like, fill your time and stay warm inside with these suggestions of things to see + do indoors.

Bundle up, grab a cup of hot chocolate, and let’s head inside to one of these 34 locations.

Aquarium

New England Aquarium

1 Central Wharf
Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. + Saturday-Sunday 9 a.m.-6 p.m.
Attractions include the Simons Theatre + the New England Aquarium Whale Watch (operating from April through November).

Bowling Alleys

Lucky Strike

145 Ipswich St. + 325 Revolution Dr., Somerville
The two Greater Boston locations offer bowling, bites, arcade games + more fun.

Kings

50 Dalton St. + 60 Seaport Blvd.
A premier social gaming and entertainment experience in Back Bay + the Seaport.

American Flatbread

45 Day St., Somerville + 76 Guest St, Brighton
The famous Sacco’s Bowling family opened the original Somerville location in 1939. Plus, check out the Brighton Boston Landing location.

Southie Bowl

543 E Broadway
Enjoy family-run candlepin bowling in Southie.

Escape Rooms

Boxaroo

55 Court St.
The Storyteller's Secret is the newest 75-minute escape room puzzle to crack.

Escape the Room

33 West St., 3rd Floor
Three escape rooms available, including a South Park themed room.

Trapology Boston

177 Tremont St., 2nd Floor
Six rooms to break out of including The Drunk Tank + The Hustler.

Events

TD Garden

100 Legends Way
Home of the Bruins + Celtics, and the host of so many concerts. View the calendar here.

Agganis Arena

925 Commonwealth Ave.
Located on the Boston University campus, find college sports + concerts in this arena. View the calendar here.

Family fun

The leggo giraffe outside of Leggoland in Somerville | Photo via @rome_h_g

Legoland Discovery Center

598 Assembly Row, Somerville
10 a.m -5 p.m. daily
Explore tons of interactive attractions sure to amaze the little ones.

Games

Grab a drink while you play pinball at A4cade | Photo via @themargaritaconnoisseur

A4cade

292 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge
Feel the 80s and 90s nostalgia with classic arcade games.

Key to Amaze

530 Commonwealth Ave.
A virtual reality experience with different simulations to try.

SPIN

30 Melcher St.
Featuring Olympic-caliber professional ping pong tables and a full-service restaurant and bar.

Knight Moves Cafe

1402 Beacon St., Brookline + 1159 Broadway, Somerville
Play thousands of classic board games.

History

Paul Revere House

19 N Square
If you’d rather learn about the Midnight Ride without leaving your house, there is a virtual tour available too.

Old State House

206 Washington St.
Know before you go: this location is not handicap accessible.

The Old North Church & Historic Site

193 Salem St.
Open for school vacation week from Feb. 21-26.

Museums

Views of the ICA | Photo via @steve_m_01901

Museum of Fine Arts

465 Huntington Avenue
What to see: The Tattoos in Japanese Prints exhibit before it leaves on Sun., Feb. 20.

Institute of Contemporary Art

25 Harbor Shore Dr.
What to see: The Deanna Lawson photography exhibition + the Somerville-based artist Renée Green’s work.

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

25 Evans Way
What to see: The new Being Muholi: Portraits as Resistance exhibit,on display now through May 8.

Museum of Science

1 Science Park
What to see: The Emotions at Play interactive exhibit with Pixar’s Inside Out until May 15.

Boston Children’s Museum

308 Congress St.
What to see: LEGO Engineering, Paper Mosaics, and more.

Metropolitan Waterworks Museum

2450 Beacon St.
What to see: The Fire and Water exhibit to learn some hot history of the Great Fire of Boston.

The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

306 Congress St.
Don’t miss Abigail's Tea Room, where you can sample up to five teas.

Harvard Museum of Natural History

26 Oxford St., Cambridge
The gallery is currently under construction and plans to reveal a renovated gallery with new specimens in the spring.

John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum

Columbia Point
Book your timed tickets in advance.

USS Constitution Museum

Charlestown Navy Yard
Pro tip: The ship hours vary from the museum hours.

Theaters

Take a seat inside the Emerson Colonial Theatre | Photo via @sarahandboston

Boch Center — Wang Theatre

270 Tremont St.
This month there are performances from Darius Rucker, Dream Theater, and Jim Jefferies.

The Brattle Theatre

40 Brattle St., Cambridge
There is something for everyone with classic movies like Casablanca or The Bugs Bunny Film Festival.

Coolidge Corner Theatre

290 Harvard St., Brookline
Grab tickets to see classics + new award-winning films at the Brookline landmark.

Emerson Colonial Theatre

106 Boylston St.
Sing along to “Summer: The Donna Summer Musical”from Feb. 22-Mar. 6.

The Huntington Theatre

264 Huntington Ave., #4606
The 2021-2022 season includes The Bluest Eye, Our Daughters, Like Pillars, and Common Ground Revisited.

American Repertory Theater

64 Brattle St, Cambridge
The theatre at Harvard University hosts groundbreaking performances — past productions include Jagged Little Pill + Finding Neverland.