ProcureCon IT Sourcing 2025
June 02 - 03, 2025
The Westin Copley Place, Boston, MA
Venue & Accommodation
The Westin Copley Place
10 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA, 02116
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DATES
Monday, June 2 – Tuesday, June 3, 2025
Venue Highlights:
The Westin Copley Place Boston Hotel, ideally located in Back Bay, puts you minutes from shopping, entertainment, Boston Back Bay restaurants, and the financial district —offering plenty of things to do in Boston. Whether your stay is pleasure or business, retreat to the AAA Four Diamond Award® Westin Copley Place in the heart of downtown Boston.
Museums/Attractions
From history to science to arts, Boston is home to some of the world's best museums dedicated to bringing education and culture to Boston locals and tourists alike. With attractions such as the historic Freedom Trail and scenic views of Boston from land and water with the Boston Duck Tours, an adventurous trip to Boston awaits!
- Museum of Science
- Children's Museum
- Museum of Fine Arts
- Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
- JFK Library & Museum
- The Mary Baker Eddy Library
- Institute of Contemporary Art
- TD Bank Garden
- Boston Symphony Hall
- Fenway Park
- Freedom Trail
- Boston Duck Tours
Shopping
Within blocks of the hotel you'll find a shopper's dream! Shopping is one of the best things to do in Boston, with world-renowned Newbury Street just a block away. Explore unique boutiques and high-end retailers and plenty of dining options. Or, connected via indoor walkway, guests can enjoy the Shops at Copley Place with stores like Neiman Marcus, J. Crew, Gap, Brookstone and Coach.
- The Shops at Prudential Center
- Copley Place
- Newbury Street
- Downtown Crossing
Theatres
Rich in history and design, many of Boston's theaters feature original architecture and detail. Through the years, performing arts has graced the stages of our local Boston theaters bringing entertainment to those of all ages. The "Theater District" in downtown Boston is only a 5 block walk from The Westin Copley Place Boston.
- Charles Playhouse
- Colonial Theatre
- Opera House
- Wang Center
- Wilbur Theatre
- Shubert Theatre
- Orpheum Theatre
Boston Commons
As the oldest city park in the country, the Boston Commons is bustling with activity and excitement. From Colonial times to the present day, the Common has been at the center stage of American history. It has witnessed executions, sermons, protests, and celebrations, and it has hosted famous visitors from Generals Washington and Lafayette to Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. & Pope John Paul II.
Today, the Common is the scene for softball leagues, monuments, outdoor operas and different festivals throughout the season make this park the ultimate hangout spot during the sunny days of summer.
Cheers
Visit the Boston Beacon Hill pub that inspired the 1980s TV sitcom Cheers. Take the Norm Burger challenge, have some drinks or get a little bit nostalgic. Sometimes you just want to go to the neighborhood bar where everybody knows your name.
Fenway Park
Fenway Park is the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball. See the home of Red Sox Legends, Williams, Yaz, Fisk and Rice. Tour the stadium, buy some souvenirs on Yawkey Way and grab a beer at the Bleacher Bar located inside of the stadium. Visit Pesky's Pole and sit atop the world famous Green Monster which stands 37 feet 2 inches high overlooking left field.
Institute of Contemporary Art
The Institute of Contemporary Art is a hub of Boston’s contemporary and diverse culture. Designed by Diller Scofidio Renfro, the museum is all glass and sharp angles, a stark departure from the city's presiding aesthetic. One of the most arresting features is the rear of the museum, a cantilevered glass expanse that hovers vertiginously over Boston Harbor. The exhibitions and performances inside really bring the museum to life.
Harpoon & Samuel Adams Breweries
Harpoon, one of the largest breweries in the United States, gives you the chance to experience one of the most notable craft beers in the country. There’s even a drinking hall where a Beer Captain will serve you the freshest draft.
No trip to Boston is complete without a tour of the Samuel Adams brewery that pays tribute to one of the American Revolution’s most famous patriots - and, they say, enthusiastic brewer. Learn about the brewing process, taste the malts, smell the hops, and (of course) sample some of the brewery’s award-winning beers. There’s nothing that says “Boston” quite like sipping a cold Sam Adams on the waterfront while watching the ships make their way into the harbor.
To see more great things to do in Boston, visit:
Important Notices
- Hotel room rates booked through Worldwide Business Research (WBR) room block have been negotiated with the Hotel and include financial incentives for WBR. Event attendees are responsible for making their own bookings and may book their rooms through the WBR room block or independently, if they so choose.
- BEWARE OF ROOM BLOCK AND RESERVATIONS SCAMS! Please note that the information provided above is the only official method to make reservations within the conference for hotel bedrooms. No housing company has been sanctioned by WBR and any outside groups contacting you claiming to be the housing provider for the event are not affiliated with the conference or WBR. If you have been contacted by one of these companies, or have any questions regarding making your hotel reservations for the event, please contact us at wbrCS@wbresearch.com.
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