Free events in Methuen, MA

The courtyard at Lawrence Public Library turns into a vibrant hangout with live music, tabletop games, free craft activities, karaoke, and food trucks. Everyone is welcome at no cost, and you can bring friends, family, and even the dog.

Experience the spirit of summer camp with a metaphysical twist at this free, in-person gathering celebrating the 16th annual Lightworker Summer Camp. Hosted by Circles of Wisdom in collaboration with With Love and Gratitude and presented by the With Love And Gratitude Team, it blends playful activities with gentle avenues for self discovery. The atmosphere invites curiosity and authentic connection, with laughter paired thoughtfully with moments of insight. Participants explore emotional, physical, mental, and spiritual dimensions through engaging experiences designed to support growth. Whether you are new to this realm or already comfortable with energy practices, the program offers an open, welcoming setting to nurture your inner glow.

Explore Boott Cotton Mills Museum during extended evening hours with free admission, including access to the museum's historic room of looms. Listen to their steady rhythm as you step into the past and discover the story of Lowell's industrial revolution. This no-cost program is part of the Late Night at the Museum series that runs from June to October, featuring late openings on the third Thursday each month so visitors can experience the museum from a fresh perspective.

Twice each month, Salsa-in Lowell students and friends gather at Sahel Restaurant for an evening that begins with a salsa class and continues with a social dance, featuring music curated by Franswa. Admission and the lesson are free. The restaurant provides the dance space at no cost, and attendees are encouraged to support the venue by ordering a drink or trying items from the menu. Arriving early is recommended for the best chance at a table or a seat at the bar.

Currier Square performs at the Haverhill Farmer's Market at Bradford Common, featuring a blend of original folk and folk-rock plus cover songs. The live music is free.

Family Feud style trivia at the Am Vets features a free game for teams of one to six players. Inspired by the TV favorite, the survey based format offers broad appeal for a mix of players. Competitors can play for cash and other prizes, and refreshing drinks are available.