Browsing: Events & Things to Do

The Boston Pops dazzled audiences with a spectacular Fourth of July Riverfront celebration, featuring live music, vibrant fireworks, and a festive atmosphere that highlighted patriotic spirit and community pride.

Discover the vibrant beauty of Massachusetts with guided public garden tours and stunning flower shows. Experience seasonal blooms and expert horticultural displays that celebrate the state’s rich botanical heritage.

Global rhythms took center stage at the Lowell Folk Festival’s International Stage, showcasing diverse sounds from Africa, Asia, and beyond. The vibrant performances highlighted music’s power to unite cultures.

The Head of the Charles Regatta made a triumphant return this weekend, drawing thousands of rowers and spectators to Boston. The iconic event showcased fierce competition and vibrant community spirit on the Charles River.

The Boston Seafood Festival returns this weekend, offering fresh local catches, cooking demos, and live entertainment. Foodies and families alike can enjoy a vibrant celebration of New England’s seafood heritage.

The Summer Concert Series officially kicks off this Friday on the Esplanade, featuring local bands and guest artists. Free to the public, the weekly outdoor shows promise lively evenings through August.

The community-led farmers’ markets have released their weekly schedule, featuring fresh local produce, artisanal goods, and family-friendly activities. Markets will run every Saturday from 8 AM to 2 PM at the Town Square.

The Revere Beach Sand Sculpting Festival showcased stunning, intricate sculptures crafted by talented artists. Visitors marveled at the creativity and skill on display, making it a must-see summer event.

Boston Harborfest 2024 returns July 3-7, featuring historic reenactments, live music, and family activities. This annual celebration honors the city’s rich Revolutionary War heritage with free events along the waterfront.

Old Sturbridge Village’s seasonal events offer immersive trips to the past, featuring traditional crafts, historic reenactments, and festive celebrations that bring 19th-century rural life vividly to life for visitors of all ages.