Events in Malden today

Set at The Hardcore Stadium, this event offers several ticket options with presale discounts. See slide 2 for pricing details.

Union Square Main Streets presents the 22nd annual Union Square Farmers Market, bringing together more than 60 local food producers. Browse stands filled with farm fresh fruits and vegetables, meats and other proteins, fresh bread, jams, hot sauces, pickles, and more. Enjoy ready-to-eat food and drinks while meeting farmers, talking with makers, and connecting with community groups. Voted Best Farmers Market in Somerville by readers of The Somerville Times in 2025, this gathering continues a beloved neighborhood tradition. Thanks to a partnership with the City of Somerville and the Somerville Farmers Market Coalition, SNAP matching is available. Check the market webpage for up-to-date details and to see which vendors accept SNAP.

Power up your routine with a strength and conditioning class at Perry Park Somerville. Expect a well-rounded session that blends resistance and balance work, yoga, shadow boxing, and a mix of stretching methods for a full-body experience. Each class starts with a dynamic warmup, moves into a circuit-style workout as the main segment, and wraps up with a cooldown paired with post-workout stretches. Throughout the session, participants receive clear instruction on proper technique and tailored modifications to support safety and results. Suitable for every age and fitness level.

Explore ways to support a garden oasis in Somerville at an orientation that covers the Growing Center's history, basic site operations, and volunteer roles for events and other on-site needs. Orientation is required for anyone who will run a program, host an event, or host Open Garden Hours. Sign up using the volunteer form.

Relax and restore along the Mystic with a free riverfront yoga class sponsored by Mass General Brigham Health Plan and led by YogaSix. Please bring your own yoga mat and a water bottle. Registration is required for each class, and spots open on a weekly basis. If inclement weather is expected, participants will be notified about cancellations ahead of time. Mass General Brigham Health Plan partners with Yoga in the Park at Assembly Row to support healthier lives through mindful movement, noting that yoga can help ease issues like headaches, carpal tunnel, neck strain, shoulder stiffness, and arthritis.

Meet Colin O'Donoghue at a VIP experience featuring a small-group Q&A lasting 25 minutes. Bring the questions you have always wanted to ask, then cap the moment with a selfie opportunity just for participants. Designed for a limited number of fans, this session offers close conversation and a keepsake photo.

An annual Hawaiian themed Irish music cruise takes over Boston Harbor, blending tropical flair with lively tunes. Festivities start with pre-parties, then continue with more than three hours on the water and a full slate of after-parties. Tickets are now available. T-shirt sponsorships from the event support Lucy's Love Bus, which helps children dealing with cancer and related care, and proceeds on cruise day benefit Team Maggie in support of Tommy's Place, two homes on Cape Cod that provide free stays for families of a child with cancer.

An Ariana Grande themed drag brunch brings high-energy fun to Summer Shack in Cambridge. Enjoy performances by talented local queens, sharp choreography, and sing-along moments to favorites like 7 Rings. Whether you are a longtime fan or simply in the mood for a good mimosa, this bottomless experience turns brunch into a party. All are welcome. Doors close 30 minutes after the show begins. Parties of three or fewer may be seated at community tables. All guests must purchase an entree. No refunds.

Spend a morning on the Charles River with Sober & Curious Boston, gathering at Paddle Boston in Allston before heading out together for roughly an hour and a half on the water. It offers time in the fresh air, a chance to take in the river, and opportunities to meet fellow SCB members. Participants must book their own kayak directly through Paddle Boston in advance, as rentals depend on availability and early booking is recommended. After reserving, attendees are asked to RSVP. People who are sober, sober curious, or interested in community and connection are welcome.

A weekend barbecue is set up outside the shop. Order in person, or place a pre-order for pick-up at the South End Boston or Kendall Square Cambridge locations. Online pre-orders require a minimum of $50, with cutoffs on Friday for Saturday pick-up and on Saturday for Sunday pick-up.

An open air marketplace brings together more than 30 women-owned small businesses at Assembly Row, featuring handcrafted jewelry, artisan home goods, ceramics, candles, baked treats, natural skincare, art, and more. Whether shopping for yourself or searching for a gift, you can find pieces you love and meet the stories behind the makers, and every purchase helps support an independent entrepreneur. Admission is free and all are welcome. The market is easy to reach by public transit via the Orange Line to Assembly Station with a short walk, and parking is available in nearby garages and lots. It is also simple to round out your visit with dining options in the area, including Salt + Stone, Zo Greek, and Yakitori Totto.

Take a leisurely walk along the Rose Kennedy Greenway and explore a lively open-air marketplace celebrating local creativity. More than 50 vendors, including artists, makers, stylists, and independent designers, share unique finds and handmade goods. Shop small, support local creators, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy the historic Boston atmosphere.

Explore a lively outdoor marketplace on The Row, where more than 30 women owned small businesses set up between Shake Shack and Tatte. Browse handmade jewelry, distinctive home goods, artisan food finds, and one of a kind gifts, all offered directly by the makers. Enjoy the open air setting in the heart of Assembly Row. Nearby dining options include Posto, Yakitori Totto, and Zo Greek.

The Charles River Jazz Festival returns to Boston’s Hatch Memorial Shell with an expanded stage and more room for artists and vendors, while keeping the familiar vibe. This free, family friendly celebration brings together world class performers alongside standout talent from the local jazz scene for a full day of music, food, and community. The main stage features Ghost-Note, Tyreek McDole, Seba Molnar, Zahili Zamora, BT ALC Big Band, and Roella Oloro.

Across Somerville, Yart Sale transforms the city into a marketplace of creativity and secondhand finds. Imagine a neighborhood yard sale with an artsy twist, where local artists, makers, and neighbors offer original work, handmade items, vintage pieces, records, plants, clothing, tools, home decor, art supplies, and other unique discoveries. Visitors can explore neighborhood by neighborhood, with dozens of sales happening at once, and plan a route using an interactive map of participating locations. Community members who wish to take part can host a sale from a porch, yard, driveway, studio, business, or another approved location. Comfortable shoes and a roomy bag make the treasure hunt easier, because the best finds are often the unexpected ones.

The NESFA Library welcomes visitors on Saturdays. Everyone is invited to browse a collection of more than 20,000 items, and members can check out or return books, magazines, audiobooks, and DVDs. Guests are welcome to read on site or chat with others. Many Saturdays also feature video screenings at the Clubhouse after Library Hours, which are listed as separate events. Annual membership is $24 and open to all. Questions can be directed to info (at) nesfa (dot) org.

This mutual aid effort centers on preparing food and sharing it with neighbors, with the goal of expanding support for people in the community. Volunteers and donations are welcome to help strengthen the network and its impact. The plan includes a hands-on prep period followed by distribution. Stickers are available in person for anyone who wants to help put them up, and they can also be found around the Harvard and Central Square area.

Fans of Doctor Who gather for a relaxed social meetup and a screening that spans both classic and modern eras of the series. Connect with fellow enthusiasts in conversation, then continue with a viewing, with discussion first and the screening after.

The event marks 20 years since The Search Party Never Came and takes place at Royale, featuring VANNA with I Promised The World. It is open to all ages. For each ticket sold, 25 cents will benefit The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based, volunteer-run fundraising effort housed at The Boston Foundation that supports youth-led arts through proven non-profit creative youth development organizations in Greater Boston, working in partnership with the Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture's Boston Creates plan.

Enjoy a summer evening out on the patio with crispy brews.

ICHIGO LIVE hosts a stop of Lotus Juice’s Player One 2026 US Tour at The Sinclair. The event is open to attendees of all ages.

Presented by Gloom Productions and ONCE Somerville, Somergloom 2026 brings heavy music back to Somerville with a two day gathering of riffs, moody atmosphere, and community. At the Crystal Ballroom at Somerville Theatre, Boston post metal ensemble Junius marks the release of its long awaited new album, Sotera, with support from Planning for Burial, Hiroe, Ballast, and Gloomlurker.

Rolling Quartz brings the MY TURN 2026 Tour to Boston at Sonia. The Korean rock band, known in Korean as 롤링쿼츠, debuted in 2020 and features five members: Arem, Hyunjung, Iree, Jayoung, and Yeongeun. Expect a powerful live set from this five-piece as they showcase their high-energy sound. Several ticket options are available. General Admission is $29.99. VIP is $49.99 and adds a hi-touch experience to General Admission. DIADEM VVIP is $89.99 and includes General Admission, skip-the-line entry, a hi-touch, and access to soundcheck. The SUPER DIADEM Everything Ticket is $219.99 and bundles General Admission, skip-the-line entry, a hi-touch, soundcheck access, a fan sign where one small personal item may be brought, a selfie with each member, and a You+ photo with the band captured on the attendee’s phone, with limited availability.

Tom Welling and Michael Rosenbaum bring the world of Smallville to life at FAN EXPO Boston with live readings of classic scenes and interactive moments that put fans in the spotlight. Created as a one night experience, it blends humor, nostalgia, and a few unexpected surprises. Every attendee receives a memento, and a limited number of fans will take home prizes from Tom and Michael’s collection. A Smallville throwback that celebrates the series with audience participation.

Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Dominic Monaghan, and Billy Boyd reunite to mark 25 years of The Lord of the Rings. As part of an anniversary reunion tour, the event features a panel with the four hobbits, along with opportunities for an exclusive backstage pass, photo ops and autographs available as a group or individually, and tickets for the panel.

A fast paced art showdown brings skilled illustrators together to create eye catching pieces in real time, each racing the clock to depict beloved characters while a DJ fuels the energy with music. When the competition wraps, there is an opportunity to take home artwork that was made on the spot. Entry is open to FAN EXPO Boston badge holders. More details will be shared soon.

Spoondrift returns to Remnant Satellite in Cambridge with a set that blends thoughtful originals, groove-driven improvisation, and high-energy covers. The Boston jam outfit features Alex Lyons on keyboards and vocals, Ian Svagdis on drums and vocals, Alec Hovey on electric bass and vocals, Jason Oberstein on guitar and vocals, and Mike Sim on guitar and vocals, brought together by a shared love of music and respect for the trailblazers before them. With rhythms made for moving and melodies that resonate with both heart and mind, this performance highlights the band’s dynamic interplay and adventurous spirit. Admission is free, and tips are appreciated.

Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer Band, presented by Margaritaville, performs at Leader Bank Pavilion. The event will proceed regardless of weather, and opening performers may change without prior notice. Ticket options include an artist presale, Leader Bank and Live Nation presales, a presale for Citi cardmembers, preferred seating opportunities, four-ticket bundle offers, VIP packages, and a public on-sale.

Mattie & Debbie pairs drummer and singer Sean Trischka with bluegrass guitarist and singer Stash Wyslouch for a duo whose chemistry feels larger than the sum of its parts. Their music blends close harmonies, spacious passages, nimble bluegrass picking, pop-savvy hooks, and singalong anthems, all tied together with humor, warmth, and deep experience. Their debut album, Satan’s Junction, showcases this wide-ranging sound. The pair are among the few acts to have opened for Billy Strings, who has spoken highly of them. Trischka and Wyslouch have worked together since 2013 across bluegrass, roots, folk, and rock projects including The Deadly Gentlemen, Tony Trischka’s Early Roman Kings, The Stash Band, and Corporate Punk. Individually, Trischka, a New Jersey native, is an in-demand drummer, songwriter, and vocalist with collaborations that include Carsie Blanton, Mipso, Oteil Burbridge, Bertha AKA Grateful Drag, Lula Wiles, and The Stray Birds. Wyslouch is a distinctive flatpicking guitarist known for work with Molsky’s Mountain Drifters and The Jacob Jolliff Band and for stage appearances with Julian Lage, Bryan Sutton, Peter Rowan, and David Grisman. Tickets are 20 or 25 dollars.

This special 20th anniversary screening of Inland Empire spotlights Laura Dern in an intense portrayal of an actor on the brink. The film spirals through interwoven mysteries, guiding viewers into the subconscious with dream logic and a shifting sense of reality. As David Lynch’s first feature created with digital cameras, it embraces the medium to craft a far-reaching reflection on time, identity, and the nature of cinema.

Ride with ZMG from Revere to the summit of Mount Washington on a planned group route through New Hampshire. The journey includes fuel and stretch breaks to regroup in Rochester and North Conway before reaching the Mount Washington Auto Road for the climb. At the summit, riders plan to purchase passes, have a light lunch at the visitor center, take official group photos, and rest. Weather at the top can change quickly, so a warm jacket or windbreaker is recommended. The return features a careful descent using engine braking in low gears to preserve brakes, with additional stops in Ossipee and Dover before the route concludes in the Boston area, where the formation disperses. Safety guidelines include starting with a full tank, riding single file with proper spacing on the mountain, maintaining a steady pace, avoiding passing on curves, and keeping the group together from start to finish.

Puppy Yoga at Park-9 Dog Bar features a guided class led by yoga instructors alongside adoptable puppies from Sweet Paws Rescue. A portion of ticket sales supports the rescue’s ongoing work. After class, enjoy a brunch cocktail and spend extra time with the pups during the adoption event with the rescue. Please bring your own yoga mat. Only the adoptable puppies may attend, so personal dogs are not permitted in the class. All ticket sales are final.

Get moving with a 45 minute, all levels bootcamp that uses bodyweight exercises to build practical strength, improve mobility, and enhance coordination for climbing, hiking, training, or simply feeling better in your body. Bring sunscreen. If weather is poor, registered participants will receive a Zoom link by email. For the latest weather updates, check the @wellnessblueprint Instagram.

Explore Boston’s past along the Freedom Trail with a tour that highlights figures such as James Otis, Samuel Adams, and Phillis Wheatley. Tickets are available at 20 percent off through the 2026 season.

Scott Snyder and Tom King come together for an event featuring a Q&A session, autograph signing opportunities, and special edition merchandise to take home. Tickets are limited.

Stroll the Rose Kennedy Greenway and explore a lively outdoor market celebrating local creativity. More than 50 artists, makers, stylists, and independent designers showcase distinctive pieces and one-of-a-kind finds. Support local creators, shop small, and enjoy the fresh air and the historic Boston setting as you make your way through the market.

The weekend BBQ takes place in front of the Huron Ave shop on Saturdays and Sundays. Attendees may visit in person or place a pre-order for pick-up at the South End Boston or Kendall Square Cambridge locations. Weekend pick-ups are available at those sites, with a minimum order of $50 for pre-orders. Ordering deadlines apply for weekend pick-up, with separate cutoffs for Saturday and Sunday.

Spend time at the NESFA Clubhouse enjoying board, card, and role playing games. Bring your own favorites or choose from the clubhouse collection. Guidance is available for learning new titles, with recent picks including Century Spice Road, Carcassonne, Azul, and a variety of train-themed games. Masks are optional, and complimentary masks and hand sanitizer are provided. The clubhouse is reachable via Magoun Square station on the Green Line E, as well as buses 80, 89, and 101. A parking lot and rear entrance are available, and parking is on the left.

This weekly free outdoor yoga class at Cambridge Common features an accessible, all-levels Flow + Restore session in the shade of old growth trees. After practice, participants can linger for conversation and quiet rest with the community. Suggested items to bring include water, a mat, a towel, sunglasses, and any favorite props. Refreshing iced tea is provided by collaborators at Cambridge Naturals.

Join an in-person tango class focused on why sacada is so important structurally. The class breaks down what a boleo is, how the follower’s free leg stays in the right motion as the leader changes direction, and how to avoid anticipating or resisting the moment. You’ll also work through directional boleos, and if you’re ready, contra boleos that move against the expected direction for a different feel.

On summer Sunday afternoons, the Longfellow House lawn becomes a welcoming gathering place for music, poetry, and community as part of the Longfellow Summer Arts Festival. Admission is free and everyone is welcome, and this reading is offered in partnership with the New England Poetry Club. The featured poet is Marie Howe, recipient of the 2026 Golden Rose Award for Poetry and author of New and Selected Poems from W. W. Norton (2024), which brings together new work with poems from her four earlier books. She served as New York State Poet Laureate from 2012 to 2014, is poet in residence at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, and is a chancellor of the Academy of American Poets. Her debut, The Good Thief, was chosen for the National Poetry Series by Margaret Atwood and received the Lavan Younger Poets Prize from the American Academy of Poets. The collection is known for voices that confront doubt and revelation through biblical and mythic imagery, as well as long, meditative lines exploring the ties between body and spirit. Howe has taught at Sarah Lawrence College, Columbia University, and NYU, coedited In the Company of My Solitude: American Writing from the AIDS Pandemic, and earned fellowships from the Bunting Institute at Radcliffe College, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Guggenheim Foundation, the Academy of American Poets, and the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown. She lives in New York City.

Set out on a walking food tour devoted to french fries in Harvard Square, sampling standout versions around the neighborhood paired with non-alcoholic drinks. Along the way, hear lighthearted stories about twentieth century fry rivalries and colorful local lore. Created for fry fans of all ages, this experience is not gluten-free. Tickets are available through the organizer’s website, and the tour is run by a small local business.

Enjoy outdoor Rueda de Casino at Jill Brown Rhone Park with a welcoming mix of community spirit, laughter, and high-energy dancing. A free lesson for all levels gets things started, followed by social dancing that carries on until sundown. No partner or prior experience is required, just arrive ready to move and have fun. Expect lively music, ruedas in circles big and small, familiar faces, new connections, and a summery dance vibe. Updates about weather or schedule changes are shared on Facebook and Instagram.

Back to the 80s brings its Italian Feast mini tour to St. Rocco’s Feast in Malden for the third and final stop. Expect wall to wall 80s anthems, lively sing along moments, and a party atmosphere that celebrates the decade’s biggest stars, including Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince, and Bon Jovi. The performance features faithful renditions, vibrant costumes, and energetic stagecraft that capture the spirit of neon lights, big hair, and boomboxes. Whether you live for 80s nostalgia or simply want a fun throwback night, BTT80s sets the scene for a memorable celebration.

Outdoor West Coast Swing fills the docks behind the Hatch Shell in a collaborative effort to keep dancing alive in a scenic waterfront setting. Music plays through a speaker setup while a rotation of DJs and instructors guides the experience. A beginner friendly lesson takes place alongside social dancing, with space on the dock shared so newcomers and seasoned dancers can move together. The atmosphere centers on community, music, and the easygoing feel of dancing by the water.

Spend a week immersed in martial arts at Ever Fitness, blending movement, play, and a strong sense of community. Kids will connect with friends, grow their confidence, and learn foundational skills while taking part in plenty of games and teamwork in a welcoming setting. No prior experience is needed, just energy and a willingness to have fun.

The Anchor Boston teams up with Sabor Latino, Salsa y Control, and DJ Hernan to present Saborcito, a free salsa and bachata dance class and dance party on the venue’s open air courtyard patio. The setting features lounge seating, freestanding tables, and a bar, with views of Boston from the Charlestown Naval Yard. Sabor Latino Boston organizes Latin dance events around the city, and this gathering blends instruction with social dancing. A salsa lesson kicks things off, and timely arrival is required to take part in the class. There is no cover and street parking is available. Guests are asked to RSVP, with registration requested on Eventbrite. Please note the venue policies: no outside food or beverages, including water bottles, are allowed. Only small crossbody bags are permitted inside, and a complimentary bag check is provided. The event is free and open to the public.

A six week series offers three dance classes each night, featuring Cuban Salsa, Cuban Movement and Styling, and Cuban Rumba. MetaMovements welcomes dancers from beginners to advanced and professional levels. No partner is required, and you can register for the full series or simply drop in when it works for you. The Cuban Salsa session highlights Casino, also known as the Cuban style of salsa, along with the drive of timba. It builds core steps, partner connection, timing, musical awareness, body movement, and an understanding of the cultural background that shapes the dance. The Movement and Styling class nurtures rhythm, flow, and expression by developing body movement, musicality, footwork, coordination, and styling influenced by Casino, Rumba, Afro Cuban dance, and contemporary Cuban social dances. Participants gain tools to move with confidence and connect more deeply to the music while learning about cultural roots. The Rumba segment explores one of Cuba’s most influential traditions, grounded in Afro Cuban culture and known for dynamic movement, layered rhythms, improvisation, and playful interaction. It introduces foundational technique, musical structure, and context for styles such as Guaguancó, Yambú, and Columbia, helping dancers build coordination, groove, and improvisational skills. Some sessions may include live percussion when available.

Boston Summer Opera presents a relaxed preview concert of Rossini’s The Barber of Seville at The Boston Synagogue. Highlights from the opera will be paired with well known arias, duets, and ensembles by Mozart, Donizetti, Puccini, and others, performed by a cast of Boston based young artists. The program features accompaniment by Music Director Julian Gau, with Executive Director Hannah Shanefield guiding the evening. Suitable for longtime fans and newcomers alike, this event offers a friendly way to enjoy live singing, meet the performers, and hear selections from the forthcoming staging of The Barber of Seville.

Kids can enjoy a lively singalong with guitarist Matt Heaton at the West Branch. Expect plenty of laughter, dancing, and opportunities to sing along.

Mahj with Sue teams up with Publico for a special Mahjong Open Play in South Boston. Players of all experience levels are welcome, from longtime fans to those who recently learned, with an evening centered on practice, conversation, and a relaxed night out. Each ticket includes one drink, light pizza, and three hours of open play alongside fellow Mahjong enthusiasts. Capacity is limited.

Head to Faces Brewing in Malden for a Paint Nite session where you’ll paint a Colorful Cactus piece step by step, with all supplies included. No prior experience is needed, and you can come solo, with a couple, or with friends. The event is for ages 21 and up with a valid ID, and it runs alongside a casual paint-and-sip vibe while you get comfortable and create your own finished canvas.

A free stand-up open mic at The Jungle Community Music Club where audiences can watch both emerging and seasoned comedians test new material. Signups follow a show-and-go format, sets run 4 minutes or 5 minutes with a food purchase, and the list is limited to 35 spots.

Hannah Judson appears at Zuzu at The Middle East in Cambridge for a relaxed midweek gathering. Enjoy food and drinks in a laid back setting. Entry is free with no cover charge.

This in-person job fair connects job seekers directly with employers who are actively recruiting for immediate and upcoming roles. Attendees can meet hiring managers and recruiters, explore opportunities across multiple industries, and have real conversations that go beyond a resume to help accelerate the search. The event takes place at DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Boston - Cambridge. It offers a focused setting to network face to face, make meaningful connections that can lead to interviews and potential offers, and move a career forward.

The fifteenth annual back to school celebration welcomes families to TD Garden in Boston for practical support ahead of the new school year. Attendees can pick up essentials such as backpacks, classroom supplies, winter coats and more so students are ready to return to class. Last year, 3,500 families from across the Boston area benefited through a collaboration of TD Garden, The Salvation Army Massachusetts Division and the City of Boston, and the aim is to match that impact again. Over the last decade, TD Garden in the Community has provided more than 56,000 backpacks to Greater Boston. Registration is required and space is limited. Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities are available.

Open library hours and a relaxed social evening take place at the NESFA Clubhouse. Everyone is welcome to browse a collection of more than 20,000 items, while members may borrow or return books, magazines, audio books, and DVDs. Settle in to read, chat with others, or observe cataloging in progress. Later in the day, additional members stop by to talk, work on NESFA business, or start a casual board game. Membership is open to all for $24 per year. Questions can be sent to info <at> nesfa <dot> org.

The Davis Sq farmers market is back. The latest roster of vendors and a map of the market layout are available to help you prepare for your visit.

Locally grown foods and community activities take center stage in Central Square Park at the East Boston Farmers Market. Operated by NeighborHealth since 2008, the market focuses on improving community health while supporting the regional food system. Shoppers can find produce from area farms, raw honey, freshly baked bread, coffee and tea, plus prepared favorites like Mexican elotes. Regular offerings also include local makers, community groups sharing free resources, and kid friendly programs such as POP Club and Summer Eats, which provides free meals for children. It is a welcoming place to pick up groceries, enjoy something tasty, and spend time in the park.

An evening of songs and stories unfolds at The Corner at Middle East Club with a three-artist bill of independent music. This showcase is free and welcomes all ages. Eli Lev brings an award-winning take on global roots, pairing uplifting lyrics with a soulful acoustic style that invites connection. Rees Shad delivers finely crafted narratives, weaving acoustic americana, blues, and folk into character-driven songs shaped by tasteful, rootsy arrangements. Kemp Harris, a singer-songwriter, activist, actor, and author, blends blues, jazz, soul, and folk with a commanding presence and a deeply expressive voice. Expect heartfelt storytelling, rich grooves, and standout musicianship in an intimate setting.

The open mic at The Jungle Community Music Club features a headlining appearance by The ZYG 808, putting the spotlight on this performer within an open mic showcase.

Music Bingo brings a lively, free-to-play game night to CanalSide Food + Drink at CambridgeSide. A DJ spins familiar hits while players mark song titles and artists on their own bingo cards instead of the usual numbers and letters. Two to three brisk rounds keep the pace high, with prizes on the line every time. Get five in a row in any direction and call bingo to win. It suits casual music fans, competitive players, and groups of friends, and no deep music knowledge is required—just listen, mark your card, and enjoy a blend of tunes, friendly competition, and prizes.

Experience yoga on the water with a class that blends mindful movement and stand up paddleboarding. Practicing on a board turns the water into part of the workout, inviting extra balance and core engagement while the calm of floating supports a meditative pace. Expect benefits like sharper focus, improved stability, and a deeper connection to nature. This all-levels session runs 75 minutes, beginning with a short lesson on land and concluding in savasana. No prior SUP experience is needed, though some familiarity with yoga is suggested. All gear is provided, and those bringing their own equipment should reserve a BYOB spot. Included are a stand up paddleboard, paddle, anchor, personal flotation device, a 65 minute guided yoga practice, and 10 minutes of instruction both on the water and on land. For comfort, wear a bathing suit with yoga pants or shorts, pair with a tank or tee and add a long-sleeve layer if needed. Bring a towel, water bottle, sunscreen, and sunglasses, and avoid cotton.

At Chinese Culture Connection, babies and toddlers take part in a bilingual music and movement session that blends songs, stories, and play. Through singing and interactive activities, little ones are introduced to basic Chinese words and hear simple stories while getting a first look at Chinese culture in a gentle format suited to their age. The focus is on lively music, playful learning, and plenty of opportunities to move.

Spend time building with LEGO bricks in the Children's Room on the second Thursday of each month. Everything needed will be available, and the activity is open to ages 3 and up. For questions, contact Annie at aschapira@somervillema.gov.

Every Thursday, a dry-aged prime rib dinner special is offered, highlighting the hallmark cut with roasted carrots, potatoes whipped with horseradish, and sauces on the side for $58. Reservations are encouraged. This offer is available for dine-in only and is not valid on holidays.

Enjoy a hands-on dumpling making party in Cambridge, Massachusetts designed for ages 8 and up. Across two and a half hours, up to 16 participants learn how to roll and fold dough, fill dumplings with a variety of fillings, shape them in different styles, and cook them to perfection. All ingredients are included. No prior kitchen experience is needed, since the focus is on having fun while learning a new skill, making this a friendly choice for friends, families, and loved ones. Children’s groups are welcome, with one adult required to stay for every five children, and that adult will need a ticket. The session meets at The Historic Windsor Inn in Cambridge.

Milk Row Cemetery hosts History Unlocked drop-in chats, offering a relaxed chance to talk history in a historic setting. The cemetery welcomes the public on select Thursdays and Saturdays as part of History on the Line, a season of exhibitions and programs organized by the Somerville Museum. The wider initiative also features the Powder House and Prospect Hill Tower and is supported by the Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism’s MA250 initiative and the City of Somerville.

A single-session pass for this class costs $13, offering a simple pay-per-visit option.