This weekend in Attleboro, MA

The 2026 Attleboro Farmer's Market season is underway.

Fall Festival Season arrives at Providence Artisans Market in Lippitt Park, celebrating its 14th annual season with a showcase of over 300 local artists presented across 27 consecutive Saturdays alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Visitors can explore fine art, pick up fresh fruits and vegetables, enjoy food trucks, and listen to live music. The experience is family friendly, and artists interested in participating are invited to apply.

At Warwick City Park in Warwick, RI, Team Golomboski hosts a community-focused Optimism Walk and 5K Fun Run supporting Rhode Islanders affected by Parkinson’s. Recognized as the biggest Parkinson’s community gathering in the state, the event offers a chance to connect with others, learn about meaningful programs and resources, and strengthen the local support network. Expect a 5K run and walk, live music, raffles, and a catered lunch. Proceeds help expand services across Rhode Island for individuals and families living with Parkinson’s, while also advancing research aimed at better treatments and the pursuit of a cure.

A series of community volunteer days dedicated to caring for neighborhood trees and green spaces in Providence. Throughout the season, Nuestros Bosques Forest Care Days travels to sites across 02909 and 02908 to strengthen the urban forest. Activities vary by location and may include removing invasive plants, picking up litter, watering young trees, spreading mulch, and tending the places where trees grow. These gatherings welcome families, with kid-friendly options and ways for all ages to contribute. Events are free, bilingual in Spanish and English, and open to everyone. Food is available, and all tools and supplies are provided. Expect time for both meaningful work and connection with neighbors, including chances to share food and celebrate community. Please dress for outdoor work with comfortable clothing, closed-toe shoes, and sun protection, and bring water and anything else needed to stay comfortable. Registration provides location details and event updates.

Take a calming day to care for mind, body, and spirit with a petite retreat created by Brookside Center in collaboration with Emerald Frog Reiki & More. The experience opens with a clear look at hypnosis, what it is and what it is not, and how it can support stress reduction. Deep relaxation is treated as a distinct state that calls for a specific mental approach, and hypnosis is the tool used to help participants build that skill. There will be time for questions, followed by lighthearted suggestibility exercises. After that, settle in for a guided group hypnosis experience and learn an easy self-hypnosis technique that fits into everyday routines for ongoing stress management. Midday brings a provided lunch, with the final menu shaped by participants’ dietary needs. The afternoon offers optional journaling and relaxed conversation with fellow attendees to keep the restorative pace going. The day concludes with individual Reiki sessions, an energy and bodywork practice that encourages healing, relaxation, and a general sense of well-being. Participants leave feeling renewed and confident in tools they can use beyond the retreat. Investment: $200.00.

An indoor marketplace fills Mumford Hall with a themed selection of goods and experiences inspired by the mystical and the wonderfully weird. Vendors are set up on both the upper and lower levels, with 30 exhibitors sharing creations and curios rooted in fantasy, medieval lore, Halloween spirit, gothic style, horror, oddities, curiosities, metaphysical and occult interests, wellness, apothecary traditions, witchcraft, whimsical ideas, cryptids, mythology, folklore, celestial motifs, and handmade artistry from authors, artisans, and botanical makers. Attendees can explore handcrafted items such as spell-infused candles, sacred jewelry, potent herbs, and mystical home decor, and seek insight from psychics and tarot readers. Food trucks offer a range of choices, from comfort classics to lighter fare. All ages are welcome. Admission is free, onsite parking is free, and pets are not permitted.

BostonFIG 2026 is a festival taking place at the Cyclorama in Boston.

This autumn retreat for women centers on wellness, community, balance, and personal growth. The program blends gentle yoga and mindful movement with grounding practices and unhurried time in nature as the leaves turn. A restorative sound bath is complemented by conversations focused on women’s health and hormones, including perimenopause, menopause, and aging well. Participants can look ahead to the coming season through visioning, guided journaling, and a supportive women’s circle, with therapeutic massage and additional wellness services available. Seasonal experiences add creative and nourishing touches. A hands-on floral station offers the chance to design a take-home bouquet with seasonal blooms and dried botanicals. A tasting of locally harvested honeys pairs flavor exploration with insight into potential benefits. A market showcases artisan goods, wellness products, handmade gifts, and other autumn items from local makers, while an herbal workshop shares how teas and natural remedies can support immunity, stress management, sleep, and overall well-being during the colder months. Nourishment highlights the harvest season with fresh soups, salads, and grazing boards, alongside herbal teas, warm cider, and signature mocktails and cocktails, with ingredients sourced locally when possible. Attendees may choose a morning or afternoon session for 50 dollars each, or opt for the full-day experience for 85 dollars. The day is designed to help participants slow down, reconnect, and step into the next season feeling grounded, supported, and renewed.

Wander the Rose Kennedy Greenway and browse a lively outdoor market celebrating creativity and local talent. More than 50 artists, makers, stylists, and independent designers share one-of-a-kind goods, from art and accessories to unique finds you will not see elsewhere. Support small businesses, connect with local creators, and enjoy the fresh air and classic Boston atmosphere as you uncover your next treasure.

East Taunton Municipal Airport’s FallFest Craft Fair at Taunton Municipal Airport will include vendors and crafters. More information will be shared soon.

A monthly dog nail care clinic at Tractor Supply Co. in Taunton offers two options: a traditional nail trim or a dremel service that smooths the nails, each priced at $15. Dogs must be current on their rabies vaccination, and no appointment is required. If a dog is reactive or needs additional space, call or text 774-520-7310 to arrange accommodations. Payment can be made by cash, card, or Venmo.

Rhode Island’s largest vintage market returns to WaterFire Arts Center in Providence with a huge selection of pre-2000 home goods, vinyl records, size-inclusive apparel spanning streetwear and more, plus art, jewelry, accessories, and other finds. Explore more than 90 vendor booths from within the state and farther afield, with selections to suit every era, style, and budget. Every ticket includes a drink perk redeemable on site for a small 5 oz pour of beer or a cocktail, a hot coffee from New Harvest, or a non-alcoholic option. It can also be used for $2 off any full-sized drink at the Inside Voices bar. Two pop-up restaurants and a bakery will be on hand to keep shoppers fueled throughout the day. Ticket options include an Early Buying Hour and General Admission. Early Buying Hour passes are very limited, include a drink and a limited-edition Little City Thrifty tote printed by Hungry Ghost Press, and provide first access before regular hours. If an early entry ticket holder arrives later, the drink ticket and tote will still be available for pickup that day. General Admission grants entry during standard hours on the specific day purchased and includes a drink. Any session that sells out in advance will not offer tickets at the door.

UNO Pizzeria and Grill hosts a hands-on deep dish pizza class taught by expert chefs. Participants learn how to make Chicago-style pizza from start to finish, including preparing the crust, layering the toppings, and baking. The class welcomes all experience levels. Each ticket includes instruction on making and assembling your pizza, a pizza lunch with salad and a beverage, and soft drinks that are unlimited.

Celebrate the heart of Bridgewater’s community media with a day devoted to BTV Access Corporation and its mission to equip residents with skills, tools, and a platform for local storytelling. For decades, BTV has captured high school sports, town meetings, and the arts, helping the town see itself through a local lens. This event invites attendees behind the scenes to discover how those stories come to life. Explore the newly outfitted television truck, a mobile studio that makes it possible to produce live broadcasts from locations across Bridgewater and bring audiences closer to what is happening around town. Try out professional gear at interactive stations where station staff and volunteers guide participants through camera operation, switching, and audio. Meet the people who keep the station running and learn how to contribute ideas or create programming of your own. The day features live music and a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere that encourages neighbors to connect and celebrate local spirit. Guests can also trace the history of BTV Access Corp and see how community access television supports transparency and hometown pride. Whether you love technology, enjoy local history, or want a fun outing with family, there is something here for everyone.

Create a ghoulish ghost using needle felting with guidance from Cheryl of FabFunFiber, who shares 30 years of experience. This class welcomes complete beginners as well as seasoned felters and is well suited for fans of spooky crafts or anyone looking to add a handmade touch to Halloween decor. All supplies are included. No prior experience is required. Simply bring yourself, and friends are welcome. Suitable for mature children ages 12 and up with an adult companion.

Weekly tournaments for the Mobile Suit Gundam Trading Card Game bring players together for competitive matches, trading, and strategy sharing with fellow fans. The entry fee is $5 per player. Starter decks and booster packs are available for purchase, and each entrant contributes a booster pack to a prize pool that is awarded to the top finishers. Players can bring their decks and connect with others who enjoy the game. For questions, call (978) 298-4409.

This card share gathering offers an interactive and supportive space to learn, practice, and read cards together. Explore tarot, oracle, and other decks in a welcoming setting. No experience is necessary, and all levels are invited, whether you are seasoned or simply curious. The participation fee is $10.

Foodchella 9 fills Slades Ferry Park with a lively mix of food, music, and community spirit. Sample a wide range of bites from food trucks and tented vendors, from savory favorites to sweet treats. A beer and wine garden features craft brews and wines, adding to the festive atmosphere. Live music, sponsored by Somerset Federal Credit Union, keeps the momentum going throughout. Guests can bring picnic blankets, lawn chairs, and a hearty appetite. It is a fall gathering in Somerset that pairs great flavors and local drinks with an upbeat soundtrack, whether attending with friends, family, or on your own.

Drift along the river on a Saturday evening and soak up tranquil views as the light glimmers across the water. This relaxed cruise suits a romantic date, a fun night with friends, or a stylish way to unwind while taking in the scenery. The experience includes a boat ride, and life vests are available if needed. These outings are not guided tours, but questions about Blackstone Valley are welcome.

Learn the fundamentals of sourdough in a hands-on class that covers how to care for a starter and shape your first loaf with clear, step by step guidance. Participants take home dough to let rise overnight and bake, a live starter to keep growing, a complete starter kit, a comprehensive guidebook, and a sourdough recipe. To participate, you only need a home oven and a Dutch oven with a lid. The session is built to help you start baking sourdough in your own kitchen.

Now in its 24th year, the Taunton Kiwanis cook off returns to the Ward 5 Club, serving as the organization’s biggest fundraiser. Live classic rock from Wuhon will set the tone while cooks face off for bragging rights in a friendly contest. Prospective participants are encouraged to register early to secure a cooking spot. Guests can enjoy tastings, dancing, raffles, and prizes, with proceeds supporting scholarships for high school seniors and other community efforts led by the club. Organizers are preparing for an evening filled with music, food, and spirited competition, and ticket purchase details will be announced soon.

An evening of food trucks, music, and community comes to Downtown Providence with the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation as part of the 2026 Flames of Hope: A Celebration of Life weekend, now at a new location. Admission is free, and guests pay only for food and beverages. Earlier in the day, the free Celebration of Life Festival leads into the Illuminations of Life Ceremony and Torch Procession, a program that uses choreography, music, and storytelling to share messages of hope, faith, strength, courage, and determination. Two special ticketed events to further support the Foundation are planned for the evening, with details to be announced, and additional 2026 updates are on the way.

Set your course for competitive fun at The Game Reserve in Middleboro, where the One Piece Card Game community now has two weekly tournaments. This expansion creates more opportunities to refine decks, practice strategies, and face off in official matches within a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you are an experienced player or just getting started, there is a seat at the table to meet fellow fans and enjoy pirate themed battles that keep the adventure growing.

Enjoy an evening cruise through downtown Providence as a partial WaterFire illuminates the river. Drift past notable city sights, take in the fire-lit riverfront, and listen to music that sets a relaxed tone. This ride offers an up-close view of one of Rhode Island’s hallmark experiences, blending calm, melody, and striking visuals. It suits families, date nights, and solo explorers. Offered on limited dates, it delivers memorable views and a fresh perspective on the city.

Saturday nights at Freeplay Bar Arcade Taunton are all about karaoke. This weekly singalong is included with admission, so once you are in, you can step up to the mic without any extra charge.

Pat Metheny, the 20-time Grammy winning guitarist and composer, brings Side-Eye III+ to the stage with his largest ensemble in more than a decade. The group features Joe Dyson on drums, Chris Fishman on keyboards, Jermaine Paul on bass, and Leonard Patton on percussion and vocals. Built around his first ensemble studio album in six years, also titled Side-Eye III+, the concert weaves expansive new pieces with fresh interpretations of favorites from across his catalog. The performance looks ahead while staying true to the signature sound that has shaped his long career.

Presented by The Hammer Collective, Shubh Saran and Snooze take the stage at The Parlour Providence for a live music night. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door.

This event features rock and roll music.

Anime fans can take part in a spirited tournament with a $10 entry fee. Competitors go head to head for booster packs, exclusive promos featuring fan favorite characters, and additional prizes. The environment is welcoming and supportive, with play designed for all skill levels, so newcomers and seasoned players can participate comfortably. Bring a favorite deck and share a love of anime with a community that enjoys friendly competition. For questions or more information, call 978-298-4409.

The 3rd annual Tiverton volleyball car show brings car enthusiasts and families together in Downtown Tiverton, RI for a fun gathering filled with awards and activities. Highlights include trophies for the top 10, food trucks, music, face painting, craft vendors, raffles including a 50/50, and games for kids. Do not pre-register, any request to do so is a scam.

The second annual Heroes Pull returns to the Crowne Plaza parking lot to benefit Special Olympics Rhode Island. Teams of eight to ten will test their strength by hauling heavier trucks along a 75 foot course, with laser timing capturing every result. Two divisions are offered, the Hero Division and the Public Division. The team fee is $500, and every participant receives food and an official Heroes Pull T-shirt. Bigger pulls and bigger challenges aim to create a greater impact for the athletes of Special Olympics Rhode Island.

Gemstone-inspired headshot color sessions focus on a themed color. Anyone who books a session and wears the specified gemstone hue during the shoot receives a 50 percent discount on the studio session fee.

The 7th annual Eustis Estate Fine Arts and Crafts Market brings together regional artisans for an outdoor marketplace filled with original, handmade pieces across many mediums. Admission and parking are free, and it runs rain or shine. During the market, entry to the Eustis Estate house museum is complimentary, where the exhibition Myth and Memory: Stories of the American Revolution is on view. The setting is outdoors and may include uneven terrain, so comfortable footwear is recommended.

The 8th Annual Cornhole Tournament at The Lafayette Club in Taunton raises funds for the IBEW Local 2322 Benevolent Fund, which supports local charities, the community, and members facing hardships. This is a friendly, non-professional competition set in the Pines at the club. The event goes on rain or shine, with play moving indoors if needed. It is $30 per person to participate, and advance ticket purchase is requested. Those who prefer not to play can enjoy food and raffles, and a live band will perform after the tournament activities wrap up.

Parents who are caring for a child affected by substance use disorder can find understanding and guidance at a weekly PAL (Parents of Addicted Loved Ones) meeting. This in-person gathering at Riverside Church in Red Bank is grounded in faith and centers on support, learning, and encouragement. Open to adults 18 and older. Conversations remain confidential and the atmosphere is free of judgment, offering a steady place to share and feel supported.

The Big Chill is a six-hour music festival featuring six local acts spanning rock, folk, and Americana, with a focus on showcasing the diversity of music and small businesses on the South Shore. Attendees can explore activities and a variety of retail vendors, including crafters offering handmade originals, clothing vendors with unique designs, and artists, along with food and drink from Lady C & J, Kono Pizza, and Black Hat Beer Works. Produced in collaboration by Thunderbolt Productions and Fire For Effect Foundation, Inc., the event supports and raises awareness for FFEF’s mission to honor and serve veterans, first responders, and their families. The performance lineup includes Matt Bishop, Joanne The Band, The Local Waves, Wayside Sound, Gordon’s Law, and Kate Loraine. Presale tickets are $15, day-of tickets are $20, and children 12 and under are free.

Dive into Magic the Gathering with a beginner-friendly session focused on learning the basics and trying out gameplay in a relaxed setting. Admission is $10 and includes a welcome deck to get started, along with a booster pack, a promo pack, and a promo single that are exclusive to this event. Knowledgeable staff will teach core rules, then participants can enjoy casual games. Although designed for newcomers, players of any experience level are welcome to take part and share insights. On entry, each attendee receives a welcome deck with everything needed to play. For questions or more information, call 508-567-0915.

Embark on a 50 minute guided journey along the Blackstone River as it flows through Central Falls, Cumberland, and Lincoln. Learn how the area’s unique geography shaped the region, drawing settlers and industry to the Blackstone Valley. Along the way, keep an eye out for wildlife that makes its home in this compact urban setting. A knowledgeable guide leads the experience, and life vests are provided if needed.

Now in its 13th year, the RI Children's Golf Course tournament is set at Valley Country Club. The competition will follow a shotgun start format, with groups beginning play across the course at the same time.

The Misfit Toys take the stage for a live performance at Jimmy D's Pub in Franklin.

First on the Floor presents free beginner West Coast Swing lessons on the Providence Pedestrian Bridge as part of the Providence Fitness in the Parks series. The class is designed for newcomers, with no partner or prior dance experience required, and is free to attend. After the lesson, participants can take part in social dancing on the bridge as the sunset fades and the city lights come on, and donations are welcome for the social. On select dates the free lesson will not be offered due to special events or holiday programming, though social dancing or other activities may still take place. Attendees are encouraged to arrive a little early to check in and complete the required Providence Parks Activities Waiver, or to register in advance. This outdoor gathering takes place on the Michael S. Van Leesten Memorial Bridge in Providence.

Experience an evening of Garba featuring Jigardan Gadhavi, with upbeat rhythms, continuous dancing, and a lively festive mood. The celebration takes place at Ambrosia Events.