Events in Chelsea today

Enjoy time in Waltham’s Moody Street area with a bite to eat followed by time on the water. Meet at In A Pickle Restaurant for lunch, then head a short distance to a reserved outing with Paddle Boston. You can paddle your own kayak or share a tandem with a staff member. The cost is $175 per attendee, and food is not included, so plan to pay for your own meal.

Created for parents and caregivers with pre-crawling infants, this series offers a warm setting to meet others, share experiences, and build community. Each session opens with a brief grounding practice, then moves into guided conversation and time for open discussion in a supportive, judgment-free space. Simple stress management strategies are introduced to support caregiver well-being. The program spans four sessions, and participants are encouraged to attend each one. Advance registration is required. Participation is limited to parents and caregivers with their pre-crawling infants only, and siblings are not included. This program is funded by the Coordinated Family and Community Engagement grant awarded to the Quincy Braintree Family Network by the Department of Early Education and Care. The Quincy Braintree Family Network is a program of Quincy Community Action Programs, Inc.

This gathering offers an open play session where participants choose which video games to play. There are multiple board games such as Uno, Pictionary, and Sorry, plus access to a Switch with multiple games, a Wii, and VR. Cost is $60 per person.

Experience a lively weekly farmers market with a broadened roster of more than 30 local participants, including farms, small-batch food makers, artisans and community organizations. Browse seasonal fruits and vegetables, bread, pasta, hummus, coffee, olive oil and other pantry essentials, along with specialty items and ready-to-enjoy options. The atmosphere includes live music, cooking demonstrations and activities for children. SNAP customers can receive a $15 match, and three participating farmers accept HIP benefits.

The Medford Farmers Market celebrates its 20th anniversary season with a weekly market at the Condon Shell featuring local vendors, music, and community activities. Weekly lineups are shared on the market’s events page.

Antarctica performs a two-hour set of 60s and 70s pop classics at the Melrose Farmers' Market, filling the market with familiar favorites from those decades.

Each Thursday, Rare Steakhouse offers a dry aged prime rib special built around its featured cut, paired with oven roasted carrots, potatoes whipped with horseradish, and assorted sauces, priced at $58. Reservations are encouraged. This special is available only for dining in the restaurant and is not offered on holidays.

Enjoy an evening of gaming in the Gaming Loft after the store has closed. If you arrive after the store is locked, use the driveway door by Matt's trailer to come in. Settle in for a relaxed night with plenty of time to play and connect with fellow gamers.

Expect casual Commander open play with multiple pods running, typically three to five, which keeps downtime between games to a minimum. Side formats may also be available, including Pauper, Pioneer, Modern, and Proxy Legacy.

History Unlocked drop-in chats at Prospect Hill Tower offer casual, come-and-go conversations and public access to this historic site. The program is part of History on the Line, a series presented by the Somerville Museum with support from the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism’s MA250 initiative and the City of Somerville. Alongside Prospect Hill Tower, the Powder House and Milk Row Cemetery participate on select dates, providing additional opportunities to engage with the city’s past.

Sporcle's Pub Quiz is a weekly pub trivia event.

Hurry Sundown brings a lively country night to Piccadilly Square, returning on the last Thursday while the sun is shining. The lineup features Mack McKee, known as "The Zumster", on pedal steel, along with Peter Budge, "Peter Dead Horse", on guitar, and Steve Mark, "The Urbane Cowboy", on guitar. Rounding it out are Mark Quattrocchi, "The Capo Kid", on acoustic guitar, Artie Doran, "88 Fingers", on keyboard, Jerry Burke, "Back Bone", on drums, and Will Doran, "Rhinestone Glove", on bass.

An IRL community storytelling gathering brings people together for true tales out on the patio. Attendees can bring a lawn chair and their own dinner to get comfortable, then settle in as personal stories are shared, or simply listen. This outdoor event depends on good weather and will not be held if it rains. For day-of confirmation, check Facebook or Instagram.

At 3 Amigo's in Malden, DJ Bingo transforms the classic game into a music challenge where songs replace numbers. Players follow along with each track and mark their cards on paper or on their phones. The vibe is lively, with lots of toe tapping, singing along, and the kind of energy that can get people up to dance.

Vacation Manor performs at an all-ages show presented by The Middle East. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 the day of the show. A valid ID is required to drink. There is no vaping or smoking inside. Dine and Skip the Line is offered.

Meltt takes the stage at The Sinclair for an all ages show. For every ticket sold, 25 cents will support The Shout Syndicate, a volunteer-run Boston initiative that funds youth-led arts programming at established non-profit creative youth development organizations across Greater Boston. The effort is based at The Boston Foundation and partners with the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture on the Boston Creates plan.

This trial class explores a different country through a virtual visit, cultural learning, a tasting of a commonly available local food, and a related craft. This installment highlights Japan, with participants sampling a food commonly found there and creating a Japan themed craft while discovering more about the country. Cost is 60 per person.

The Summer Story Time series concludes with a visit from the Glass Slipper Princess. Face painting will be available from Emoticons Face & Body Art.

Adults 18 and older can bring a current project to the library for relaxed stitching and conversation. Work on knitting, crochet, or any fiber arts piece while connecting with fellow hobbyists. This is a casual meetup and not a class. Participants of all ability levels are welcome. If you need accommodations, please contact the library in advance at 781-595-0567 or lyn@noblenet.org.

A much anticipated lineup has arrived, setting the stage for a season filled with variety and something to enjoy for every taste.

The Unteachables take the mic for a teacher-centered comedy show that riffs on school life and everything beyond the classroom. This crew of educators turned stand-ups is on the Paid Time Off Tour, a celebration of education that spotlights a former teacher of the year and a comic who was fired over TikToks. Their credits include NBC, The Breakfast Club, The New York Post, and Roast Battle League. The night features uncensored stand-up followed by an anything-goes Q&A. Doors open one hour before showtime. Miss Redacted, a former teacher and co-host of the Teacher Quit Talk podcast with millions of TikTok views, shares sharp stories about life after lesson plans. Stephen Taylor, raised in Louisiana and later moving to Kansas City, blends personal tales with southern charm; he has appeared at San Francisco Sketchfest, on The Breakfast Club and in the New York Post, and his debut album The Bottom Half reached number one on iTunes and can be heard on SiriusXM. Lou Pharis, also from Louisiana, went from aspiring lineman to educator to viral comic with more than 100 million views, headlining clubs like Zanies, Comedy Works, and Wiseguys, with appearances on NBC and Bored Teachers and performances at numerous comedy festivals.

Friday Night Magic at The Book and Board features rotating formats with prizes and promos. The lineup includes The Hobbit Draft with a $28 admission fee, event code QMWNZ7Y, and Modern with a $10 admission fee, event code RZEPGWM. Participants can pre-register in the Magic Companion app by entering the event code. A valid Wizards account is required. Drafting sets may change based on product availability.

The bill pairs Muddy Ruckus with Le Prestige. Muddy Ruckus channels raw, psych rock energy from just two musicians, guitarist and songwriter Ryan Flaherty and drummer and vocalist Erika Stahl. Stahl drives a custom suitcase kick drum while Flaherty routes his guitar into two guitar amps and a bass amp at once, building a surprisingly huge, atmospheric sound. Le Prestige is an instrumental, improvisational outfit from Somerville and Cambridge whose originals draw on 60s soul jazz along with the big beats and looped textures of 90s hip hop and electronica. Their tunes favor horn-led themes and expressive soloing over grooves that touch funk, jazz, reggae and disco. Advance tickets are $15 and admission is $20 at the door.

Fit 2B Tied and The Blushing Brides come together at The C-Note for a farewell rock show as the venue prepares to close. It will be the final time both acts perform on this stage. Fit 2B Tied opens with a high energy mix of rock hits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, then The Blushing Brides deliver a tribute set of Rolling Stones classics. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the show.

TAZ takes the stage with an opening set from The Gravel Project. Seventeen-year-old guitarist, singer, and songwriter Brandon “Taz” Niederauer earned his nickname for his fierce playing and has already made a name for himself. After discovering his passion for guitar as a child inspired by the film School of Rock and his father’s records, he went on to portray Zack Mooneyham in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Broadway production of School of Rock the Musical. Based in New York City, he has appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Good Morning America, and The View, and has performed with members of the Allman Brothers Band as well as artists including Buddy Guy, Stevie Nicks, Lady Gaga, Slash, Jon Batiste, and many others. In 2018 he performed with Sarah Brightman at The Phantom of the Opera’s 30th anniversary celebration and later joined Sara Bareilles, Alice Cooper, and John Legend in NBC’s live broadcast of Jesus Christ Superstar. He is also featured in Spike Lee’s Netflix series She’s Gotta Have It. The Gravel Project, formed by Andrew Gravel and featuring Jordan Gravel, Dave Fox, and Eguie Castrillo, blends rock, world music, and jazz with power and soul. Their sound carries the tradition of 70s blues and psychedelic rock with echoes of Santana, The Allman Brothers, and Tedeschi Trucks Band. Their fourth album, “Find What You Need,” delves into the work of sustaining healthy relationships, connecting songs through themes of love, growth, trust, remorse, frustration, and reconciliation. All ages are admitted. Twenty-five cents from each ticket supports The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based, volunteer-run effort housed at The Boston Foundation that raises funds for youth-led arts programs at proven non-profit creative youth development organizations in Greater Boston, working in partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture through Boston Creates.

A secret VHS screening of a summer camp slasher sequel whose title will remain a surprise until it appears on the screen. Presented at Coolidge Corner Theatre by Wicked VHS, a Boston-based screening series that celebrates cult favorites and horror classics on VHS, the event reflects a love of physical media and the communal experience of watching movies together. Wicked VHS maintains a monthly residency at The Model Cafe in Allston and hosts occasional pop-up screenings around the city.

Clear out the gear closet and help give sports equipment a second life at this community swap at Hall Park beside the Farmers Market. Donate outgrown or unused items or pick up something new to you. Please bring items early enough so others have a chance to find them rather than right at closing. All items must be in good condition. Accepted items include sports balls, bats, mitts and sports gloves, cleats and shin guards, racquets and paddles, lacrosse, field hockey and hockey sticks, rollerblades, youth golf clubs, swim goggles, and razor scooters. Items that will not be accepted include helmets, pads, ski or snowboard gear, sneakers, clothing, hunting or archery equipment, bicycles, and ice skates. Black plastic takeout containers will also be collected for recycling.

Experience a purpose built performance course inside Lime Rock Park’s infield at the FCP Euro Proving Grounds, a flowing half mile of exceptionally smooth pavement created for confident, precise driving. The program welcomes every experience level and emphasizes essential car control skills that promote safer driving on public roads as well as on track. Three professional instructors from the Skip Barber Racing School provide coaching and feedback to sharpen technique and help drivers increase pace comfortably. Bring your own car, whether it is an SUV or a two door convertible, and enjoy friendly comparisons with friends and other enthusiasts at a pace that suits you in a controlled, welcoming setting that forgives mistakes. Pricing is $325 for a half day session in the morning or afternoon, and $600 for a full day.

Designed for adults new to dance, this Latin class builds rhythm, footwork, posture, coordination, body control, and confidence while developing solid technique. Instruction centers on Cha Cha fundamentals, covering basic steps, musical timing, weight transfers, lock steps, foot pressure, and coordinated movement. Simple combinations are introduced progressively, with each part explained step by step. No prior dance experience or partner is needed.

Enjoy a calming yoga session by the Mystic River with a complimentary class supported by Mass General Brigham Health Plan and led by YogaSix. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. Advance registration is required for each class. If inclement weather is expected, participants will be notified of any cancellation beforehand. Mass General Brigham Health Plan partners with Yoga in the Park at Assembly Row to promote mindful movement and healthier living, and notes that yoga may help relieve headaches, carpal tunnel, neck strain, shoulder tightness, and arthritis.

Boston H.O.G. holds a monthly business meeting at Boston Harley-Davidson that brings riders together to connect and stay informed about future rides and gatherings, chapter news, and opportunities to participate. Both newcomers and guests are welcome.

Complimentary burgers and hot dogs will be available. Donations are welcome to benefit the Boston H.O.G chapter.

A back-to-school craft fair and school supply drive at Malden Moose brings together shopping, family activities, and community support. More than 30 crafters and vendors will showcase handmade goods and gifts, with food available for purchase from Henry’s Catering. Families can enjoy big-screen showings of The Sandlot and The Goonies before the new school year, and kids can pick up a free mini bubble wand at the raffle table while supplies last. Guests are encouraged to bring new school supplies to donate to a local school that serves children in need. A raffle supports the Talie Marie Foundation, whose mission includes providing blank journals filled with messages of hope to rape crisis centers, domestic violence centers, suicide prevention centers, and PTSD support centers. The event is sponsored by Talie Marie of the Talie Marie Foundation and TMF Event Director Sharon Auger of Color Street. Vendors will find several table options, including one 6 ft table space for $40, one 6 ft table space with one rack for $50, one 6 ft table space with a 4 ft table for an L setup for $55, or two 6 ft table spaces for $75. For vendor and payment matters, work only with Sharon Auger or Talie Marie, since payments or information sent elsewhere are not supported and may not secure a space.

Set along the Rose Kennedy Greenway, this lively outdoor market spotlights regional creativity. Explore work from artists, makers, stylists, and independent designers as more than 50 vendors present one-of-a-kind finds. Support small businesses and local talent while enjoying the fresh air and the historic atmosphere of downtown Boston.

We Like Wool returns to Wakefield Porchfest with a set at First Baptist Church. This town-wide celebration invites homes, businesses, and community organizations to share space on their property for live music throughout the day, creating a rotating mix at each stop. In a previous year they even followed a brass band, and this appearance adds to the variety at this location.

Celebrate the start of the New England Regional Juried Exhibition with an awards reception that offers conversation with participating artists. Enjoy art, conversation, and beverages, then hear which works receive this year’s honors. Presented by The Guild of Boston Artists, the exhibition highlights realist work from across New England and brings together promising students, emerging and early career artists, and established professionals in a broad showcase of representational skill.

In a year when the FIFA World Cup takes place in the United States, the 10th season of D-One Soccer brings competitive matchups, lively events, and festive activities for players, their families, and supporters. This milestone year celebrates a decade of D-One Soccer.

For anyone weighed down by shorter days, a busy back-to-school rush, transit headaches, traffic, or a summer fling gone sideways, this quick, free community scream offers a fast reset. At Wollaston Beach, a like minded crowd gathers for a brief, no-judgment release. The group warms up, counts down, faces the city, and lets out a full-throated yell, then shakes it off and locks in the calm that follows. It takes about 15 minutes, there is no sign-up or attendee limit, and anyone who wants to scream is welcome. Wear whatever feels right, from a hoodie or pajamas to something wildly expressive. This is a public event for emotional release, not a therapy session, so participate at your own discretion. Expect an unusual, uplifting, and surprisingly cathartic burst of Boston energy that can leave the day feeling a little lighter.

Adults and youth can explore archery with On the Mark Archery and the Newton Parks and Recreation Department. Instruction centers on traditional wooden recurve bows, emphasizing proper form and technique rather than only aiming. Progress on the range encourages confidence and character as participants work toward consistent results. Lessons combine targeted drills with engaging games and prizes to keep learning active and fun. All equipment is provided, and classes are taught by teams of USA Archery certified instructors. Individuals may register on their own or enroll with friends or family. Sessions are organized in four-week blocks, and taking multiple sessions offers added practice for continued improvement.

Street Talk wraps up the month with a return performance at Break Rock Brewing in the Marina Bay taproom. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

EIHWAR brings its Nordic Ritual Nights to The Sinclair with a primal mix of thunderous drums, hypnotic vocals, and driving electronic rhythms inspired by Viking traditions. The European act is signed to Season of Mist, the label behind Heilung and Danheim, and has built a wide following with millions of YouTube views, major festival appearances at Hellfest, Wacken Open Air, and Midgardsblot, and opening slots for Mongolian folk metal group The HU. This tour marks their first live performances in the United States. This event is open to all ages. For every ticket purchased, $0.25 supports The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based volunteer initiative that funds youth-led arts programs through established creative youth development nonprofits in Greater Boston, housed at The Boston Foundation and working in partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture’s Boston Creates plan.

This tongue in cheek horror follow up to the 1983 original blends dark humor with splattery special effects. At Camp Rolling Hills, attendance is shrinking as teens labeled as troublemakers are killed in increasingly brutal ways. Angela Baker, portrayed by Pamela Springsteen, is a moralistic counselor who tells others the missing campers were sent home. The deaths range from beatings, slashing, and choking to one victim drowned in an outhouse, with more creatively grisly ends along the way.

The second edition of the Mohawk Trail official ride brings riders together for a well-organized group run across Massachusetts, sponsored by Jhon Arboleda and Mattheus T Gómez. The plan begins with a fuel-up in Revere, then heads west along Route 2 with regrouping stops in Marlborough and Orange before reaching the famed hairpin turn on the Mohawk Trail in North Adams. An extended pause there offers time for lunch, photos, and a breather. The return follows Route 2 east with additional regrouping points in Erving, Lancaster, and Lexington, wrapping up in the Boston area. Expect a round trip of roughly 230 to 240 miles. The ride is structured for safety and flow, with regularly spaced breaks and brief transition pauses to keep the group together. Riders are asked to maintain a staggered formation, respect every skill level, give extra space when carrying a passenger, and avoid stunts or any behavior that disrupts traffic. If separated from the pack, do not rush to catch up. Head directly to the next planned stop and rejoin there. The group will hold its pace to stay on plan, so keeping an eye on the schedule helps the formation stay tight and the experience smooth for everyone.

Experience an all-levels slow flow yoga class on the sand at Nantasket Beach that builds strength, eases the mind, and nurtures the spirit. The practice focuses on breath-guided movement and safe alignment, welcoming beginners and longtime yogis alike and inclusive of all bodies. Please bring a yoga mat or beach towel and water. The class fee is $25. For questions, email namaste2day@gmail.com.

Families, friends, and furry companions are welcome at Zervas Elementary School in Newton, MA for the ALS Walk for Research, a scenic three-mile walk, roll, or stroll that supports an important cause and builds community connection. The walk benefits vital ALS research at the ALS Therapy Development Institute (ALS TDI), a leading nonprofit biotech founded in Newton, MA. Participants can enjoy a beautiful route, upbeat music, and the shared purpose of taking steps to help end ALS.

Celebrating its ten year anniversary, this youth-centered basketball event offers a complimentary skills clinic for children led by guest coaches affiliated with the NBA and WNBA. There will be competitive hoops competitions, a variety of mobile food vendors, and dedicated activity areas for kids. The program is designed to honor young people and uplift them through the game.

Celebrating its 10th year, Hoops and Hope hosts a free youth clinic at Dugger Park, welcoming participants ages 7 to 17. NBA and WNBA players and coaches will serve as guest coaches, guiding attendees throughout the session. Registration is available, space is limited, and the program typically reaches capacity each year.

At the front table, this relaxed, new-painter-friendly hobby hangout is a place to work on personal builds and painting projects while enjoying nerdy conversation. Participants bring whatever they are working on and create at a comfortable pace. Advice and help are available for those who are new to painting. It is a casual, all-day hangout centered on building, painting, and friendly chatter.

Enjoy casual Battletech gaming in Alpha Strike or Classic. A #battletech Discord is also mentioned for staying connected.

A yearly community festival centered on culture, family, and unity. The day features live shows with music and dance, a variety of food vendors, and opportunities to connect with local businesses and community resources. Children can enjoy engaging activities and interactive experiences, and the setting is welcoming for all ages. It brings people together to celebrate diverse traditions, support local organizations, and build lasting connections through shared moments and entertainment for families.

Sunday karaoke featuring Nightlife Entertainment welcomes singers of all experience levels to step up and perform favorite songs. Enjoy an upbeat atmosphere with music, drinks and good company. DJs keep the tracks flowing so the energy stays high from one performance to the next.

Explore the entire Freedom Trail in Boston on a public walking tour offered in a small group setting. Tickets are available through Fever.

A local photographer leads a mini portrait experience in Boston’s oldest neighborhood, capturing portraits among historic buildings and old world charm. Each session includes 15 minutes of photography and one favorite image to download. After the shoot, a Zoom video call is used to choose your favorite photo, which will be edited and delivered for download. Additional digital photos and print products such as boxed prints, wall art, albums, and cards can be purchased. Extended portrait experiences and options that add time or additional locations are also available.

Stretch your creativity with a theatre class that invites participants to act out original stories, give short speeches, tell jokes, and enjoy lively theatre games. The focus is on sharing your voice, humor, ideas, and stories, with plenty of time on the microphone and a supportive spotlight for everyone. The class builds communication and social emotional skills while keeping the experience fun. Instruction is led by Meredith Charles, founder of Drama Out of the Box, who brings 25 years of experience in the arts and education and uses theatre to relieve stress, help groups communicate, and encourage expression. Individuals attending with a 1:1 are welcome. Cost is $70 per person.

Each week, participants share a bagged lunch, then take part in movement-focused activities. Options include walking in the community, taking an adapted fitness class, or spending time in an indoor gym where they can use equipment, play ping pong, and participate in other indoor sports. The fee is $100 per person. Plan for drop-off and pickup, or attend with a 1:1.

This weekly art class offers a welcoming creative experience at a center in Woburn. The cost is $72 per person. Participants should arrange to be dropped off and picked up, or plan to attend with a one-to-one support person.

Enjoy sunset archery with Brookline Parks and Recreation. Designed for participants from grade 4 through adult, this course expands on core techniques while encouraging focus, discipline, and lessons that translate beyond the range. Certified USA Archery instructors lead each session, helping archers refine instinctive shooting and develop a confident mindset to lock onto their targets. All bows, arrows, and other equipment are provided. Two four-week summer sessions are available.

Saborcito brings a free dance class and dance party to The Anchor Boston. Presented by The Anchor Boston, Sabor Latino, Salsa y Control and DJ Hernan, the event starts with a salsa lesson and continues with social dancing in the venue’s open-air courtyard patio. Guests can settle into lounge seating or gather at freestanding tables, with a bar on site and views of Boston from the Charlestown Naval Yard. There is no cover and street parking is available. Registration is requested on Eventbrite and RSVPs are appreciated. Please note the venue policies... outside food or beverages, including water bottles, are not permitted. Only small crossbody bags are allowed, and a complimentary bag check is provided. Free and open to the public.

At Coolidge Corner Theatre, this seminar takes a close look at Top Hat, the most cherished of the ten films Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers made together, and a landmark of the Hollywood musical. The session examines how choreography drives character and plot, showing how the film turns dance into cinematic storytelling, and considers why its influence is still evident in movie musicals nearly a century later. The conversation is led by Dr. Ilya Vidrin, a choreographer, researcher, and educator who serves as Assistant Professor of Creative Practice Research at Northeastern University. He directs the Partnering Lab and collaborates with research centers focused on robotics and artificial intelligence. Recognized in Dance Magazine’s 25 to Watch, he has created and presented work internationally across leading dance institutions, universities, museums, and research labs.

An introductory seminar is available for this Oscar-nominated musical comedy led by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, centered on a misunderstanding in which a woman believes her best friend's husband has fallen for her. Often hailed as one of their finest pairings, it features a classic Irving Berlin score with the duet Cheek to Cheek and its title number. The cast also includes Edward Everett Horton, Eric Blore, and a young Lucille Ball. The film received four Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture. Co-presented in-kind by WBUR.

DANE Dance School offers a month of themed evening dance classes structured as a four-week series. Mondays highlight Night Club Dance, Tuesdays focus on Brazilian Dance, Wednesdays cover American Smooth and Rhythm, and Thursdays feature Social Latin. Each session builds on the previous week to strengthen technique, increase confidence, and elevate overall dancing. The full series is $50, and a single drop-in is $16. Capacity is limited. To arrange registration or payment, call or text 617-938-7871. Payments are accepted by cash, Venmo at @Saori-Kamiya-1, or Zelle at 617-938-7871.

The ZYG 808’s Mr. Z Tour makes a stop at Midway Cafe in Jamaica Plain, with performances from Mwalim Daphunkee Professor, Militia Rashad, and Z The Stranger. Presented by PolyGroove Records and Metafaction Productions, the show is hosted by TheFaneFox, with sound provided by GM Slim One and SeeThru Josh.

This outdoor puzzle adventure leads participants through Boston with clues inspired by the world of Oz. Players solve a series of challenges to lift a witch's curse while the city serves as the setting for a playful quest.

An interactive DJ Trivia night at The Blue Ox features team-based gameplay with prizes for the top three groups. Food is available, and the event provides opportunities to spend time with friends and meet new people.

Experience a mini portrait session in Boston’s Beacon Hill with a local photographer, capturing you among cobblestone streets, brick alleyways, and picturesque row houses in this National Historic Landmark. The neighborhood is home to the most photographed street in America, creating a striking backdrop for timeless images. Each mini portrait experience includes 15 minutes of photography and one favorite image to download. After the shoot, select your favorite during a Zoom video call and receive an edited version. Additional digital images, boxed prints, wall art, albums, cards, and other upgrades are available. Longer sessions and additional location options are also offered.

Children and their families can enjoy friendly games everyone can play together. Throughout the summer, sessions include a puzzle race, bingo, and classic board games. This session focuses on board games for children and their families. Children of all abilities are welcome. To request accommodations, please contact the library at 781-595-0567 ext. 110 or lynchild@noblenet.org before the program.

Open to all fitness levels, this core-focused class needs only clear floor space at home. A circuit that blends Pilates, yoga, and bodyweight training targets the abdominals and back to support better posture and overall performance. The sequence offers a caring, focused challenge for your midsection and a straightforward, efficient workout.

An encore presentation offers Christopher Hampton’s acclaimed adaptation of the classic novel, captured live on stage at the National Theatre. BAFTA Award winner Lesley Manville, seen in Phantom Thread, appears alongside Aidan Turner of Rivals in a bold new staging directed by Marianne Elliott, known for Angels in America. Amid the opulence of high society, a single misstep can bring ruin as the resourceful Marquise de Merteuil and the charismatic Vicomte de Valmont turn seduction into strategy. When collaboration turns to rivalry, their contest of love, lies, and social combat threatens to engulf everyone around them.

Honky Tonk Tuesday brings the Talking Hearts to The Burren for a country showcase inspired by George Jones, Loretta Lynn, and Buck Owens. This six piece band blends close harmonies, mandolin, and pedal steel with a steady, dance ready groove. Fiddler and songwriter Rachel Rosenberg shares original tunes about folks who have done her wrong, mixed with contemporary songs and classic country selections. A short dance lesson before the music helps everyone find their footing so the two step can carry through the show.

A free comedy open mic at The Jungle Community Music Club features newer and professional comedians testing fresh material. Comics can sign up upon arrival, sets run 4 minutes or extend to 5 minutes with a food purchase, and the lineup is limited to 35 spots.

International DJ Chris Fiore leads a high-energy $300 karaoke night filled with singing, laughter, and cheers. Choose from New England’s largest karaoke catalog and take the stage with a pro-grade setup that includes four wireless microphones, reverb and other vocal effects, big screen monitors, party lighting, and more. Backing tracks roll behind you while you hold the mic and take center stage with friends, and your performance appears on the TV screens as you sing. There is no cover charge, and drinks are available at the bar. For reservations, call (866) 705-9422.