Free events in Leominster, MA

This welcoming story and play gathering brings together infants, toddlers, and their caregivers for engaging stories, interactive songs, and plenty of open play. Activities are designed to support early development while giving adults a chance to connect with other families in a relaxed, child centered setting. The program is free, no registration is needed, and snacks and beverages will be available for children and adults.

Beloved evenings by the pond return with a new name honoring Bruno Starzynski. The lineup features a classic car show, weather permitting, plus a food truck and a 50/50 raffle. Live bands perform in the Pavilion Hall, and the music continues rain or shine. There is no fee to attend, and the event is open to all.

Highland Baptist Church of Fitchburg is partnering with Pibble's Kibbles to offer a pet food distribution. Pet owners can pick up food for their pets during a visit to the food pantry. This effort helps households care for their animals while accessing pantry services.

Nicknamed the "Worcester Sweetheart," Morgan Alyse is known across the New England music scene for a jazzy, folk-leaning ukulele style and sweet, soulful original songs. Her performance provides a gentle, melodic backdrop for browsing fresh local produce.

Enjoy a free outdoor classic rock performance by Mr. Strickland as part of the Monument Park Bandstand Concert Series. The concert runs from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with a rain date scheduled for 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM on 8/9/26.

A weekly recovery support gathering at Fitchburg CHC offers a no-cost, public space for adults 18 and older who are navigating sobriety or living in recovery from alcohol or other substance use disorders. Guided by CHC recovery coaches, the group emphasizes personal growth through reflection and peer connection. This session meets in Conference Room 2 on the second floor. For questions or more information, call 978-878-8484.

Weekly recovery support groups are available in Fitchburg, Leominster, and Gardner for adults 18 and older. These free, public meetings welcome people working toward sobriety as well as those already in recovery from alcohol and other substance use disorders. Sessions are guided by CHC recovery coaches and focus on personal growth through self-reflection and peer support. At Leominster CHC, use Entrance B to reach the Behavioral Health conference room. Additional sites include Fitchburg CHC on the second floor in Conference Room 2, Greater Gardner CHC in the third-floor conference room, and ACTION CHC in Fitchburg. For details or questions, call 978-878-8484.

Experience The Final Mile at the Summer Concerts on the Common series presented by the Fitchburg MA Recreation Department. Expect a blend of rock, jazz, country, and folk in an outdoor setting at Upper Common in Fitchburg with free admission. Bring chairs and blankets, enjoy the fresh air with the community, and feel free to pick up takeout from a downtown spot to savor on the grass. Support for this concert comes from Fitchburg Cultural Council, All One Credit Union, and Fitchburg Access Television.

This free, public recovery support group at Greater Gardner CHC welcomes adults 18 and older who are pursuing sobriety or living in recovery from alcohol or other substance use disorders. Meetings take place in the third floor conference room and are facilitated by CHC recovery coaches. The focus is on personal growth through self-exploration and peer support. Groups are held weekly, with additional locations in Fitchburg and Leominster. For questions or more information, call 978-878-8484.

Enjoy a free, all ages movie event with complimentary popcorn. The film title will be announced. It is a simple way to get out of the house and watch a movie together. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Gardner Cultural Council, a local agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.