Events in Middleborough, MA

Jellystone Park Cranberry Acres turns into a Halloween playground filled with eerie delights. Guests brave the haunted experience, take in the wonder of the Magic Pumpkin Experience, and showcase their most creative looks in the Costume Contest. Classic trick or treating is part of the fun, along with friendly competition in the Spooky Site Decorating Contest and the Ghostly Golf Cart Decorating Contest. The result is a weekend packed with thrills, chills, and Halloween magic. Activities take place on the weekend only.

Recharge with a gentle, all-levels yoga class offered both in the studio and online. Expect slow, sustained stretches, easy-to-follow self-acupressure, calming breathwork to ease stress, and occasional aromatherapy. The session welcomes beginners as well as seasoned practitioners and is available live at Emerald Yoga Studio or virtually. New participants can explore a special option that provides 30 days of unlimited yoga for $59. A range of class styles is available, including basics, restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa, along with an on-demand video library for added flexibility.

Brockton Farmers Market features Cabral Family Farm with a selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, along with cage-free eggs sold unwashed. Accepted payments include debit and credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SNAP benefits, WIC coupons, cash, and Venmo. The market offers an opportunity to stock up on produce while supporting local farms and small businesses.

Little ones from infancy through age four can explore, play, and meet new friends during an open, parent and caregiver supervised play session. It is free and welcomes everyone, and takes place in the Children’s Play area on the library’s lower level.

Get individualized technology assistance in a one-on-one session with friendly library staff. Bring your questions and receive clear guidance tailored to your needs.

A lively storytime combines engaging read-alouds with easy craft projects to ignite creativity and build early learning skills.

Miss Stephani leads a weekly Friday story time.

Settle in with tea for a cozy mystery book club conversation complemented by light refreshments. Registration is required because space and the number of library copies are limited. Print copies can be picked up at the Turner Free Library, and digital options may be available through Hoopla or Overdrive. To register, call Randolph Elder Affairs at 781 961 0930 and press option 2, or register in person at the RICC front desk.

At Minot Mist, experience restorative reflexology with Karen Boyd in a calm, welcoming setting. Choose a 60 minute hand or foot session, or a 90 minute option that combines reflexology with Reiki. Each private appointment begins with light refreshments and a warm welcome from Karen, and is designed to ease tension and support balance. Her kind presence sets a relaxed tone so you can unwind and leave feeling refreshed. Space is limited.

Celebrate the Commander format with a friendly, community-focused evening built around creativity and smart deck construction. The event welcomes both seasoned players with polished decks and beginners seeking guidance. A selection of preconstructed decks is available to borrow, allowing anyone to sit down and play without bringing a deck. Knowledgeable staff are present with tips and advice to help refine gameplay. Expect plenty of camaraderie at the tables and matches that reward strategy and imagination. This gathering is part of a weekly series.

A festive evening of family-friendly Halloween fun awaits at Alden House Historic Site. Take a gently spooky tour through the historic house, find your way through a haunted maze and trail walk, and search for clues in a scavenger hunt. The experience offers mild scares and is not recommended for children under three. Costumes are encouraged to add to the fun. Because capacity is limited, advance ticket purchase is recommended.

Hosted at Tremont Street in Boston, this gathering marks a pivotal transition in Malcolm Guite’s vocation as he moves from the critical practice of imaginative apologetics to a primary focus on creating poetry. It offers space to hear the vision that has guided his work, to experience beauty shaped by years of friendship, imagination, and collaboration, and to consider the Christ-centered imagination that informs his art. The program features a live set from The Bell and The Bard, Arthurian storytelling with Malcolm Guite and artist Stephen Crotts, Ordinary Saints with Malcolm and Bruce Herman, and a Poets in the Round with Joshua Luke Smith, Anna Friedrich, Malcolm, and additional voices. Poetry, music, visual art, and story come together as a new chapter in his creative journey begins.

This Trunk or Treat offers a safe way for families to collect candy from decorated car trunks. Costumes, music, and games add to the fun, with plenty of community spirit. It is appropriate for kids of all ages. Members register on the OCY App. Non-members can use the provided link to register.

Round Table Games hosts a Friday Night Magic draft that welcomes players of every experience level for a friendly tournament focused on community, learning, and fun. Expect a chance to meet fellow fans, explore new cards, and put fresh deck ideas to the test, with sportsmanship valued as highly as results. Entry is the cost of the packs used in the draft, and the winner of the previous month’s Magic League receives a 10 percent discount. Each participant drafts with three Magic Draft or Play booster packs of their choice. Players who check in through Eventlink earn RTG Reward points for every round played, and Knights receive double stamps. A randomly selected participant takes home a foil promo pack, and placement comes with increasing point awards starting at 10 points for last place. Additional prizes may be offered. The event champion also receives a promo pack, one Play booster pack selected by the store, and 100 RTG Reward points.

This Constructed 1v1 event uses a three round Swiss structure with best of three matches. Entry is $10. Each participant receives a pack from the newest set and a Nexus Night promo pack, and $5 in store credit from every entry goes into the prize pool. Registration is handled through UVS.

Trainers of all ages gather for a weekly Standard Pokémon tournament focused on friendly competition and community. New and experienced players can test decks, learn new tactics, and meet others who share a love for the game. Entry is $10 per player. Each entry adds a booster pack to the prize pool that is awarded to the top cut, and every participant receives a Pokémon Play Prize Pack. For questions, call (978) 298-4409.

League of Legends fans gather for a weekly Riftbound Nexus Night featuring a friendly, three round tournament. Entry is $10 per player and each entry adds one booster pack to the prize pool, capped at 12 packs, with winnings distributed among the top cut. While supplies last, every participant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack that includes three cards selected from an exclusive promo pool. Proxies are not permitted, except for runes, which may be proxied if it is clear which rune they represent. To keep things running smoothly, players are asked to register in advance so tournament setup is quick. With ties likely due to the round cap, the top four will share the top cut based on the program’s tiebreakers.

This weekly Lorcana event focuses on fun, fair matchups, and community. The tournament uses Swiss rounds so players face a variety of opponents throughout. A pack is added to the prize pool for every entrant, and each participant receives promotional prizes just for playing. The entry fee is $10. It welcomes newcomers and veterans alike who want to trade tips, sharpen skills, and enjoy the game together. For questions, call 508-567-0915.

Vocalist Lucy Yeghiazaryan appears at West Falmouth Library as part of the Women Who Lead series, a program that highlights artistry, individuality, and voice. She brings a warm, elegant, and deeply felt approach to the Great American Songbook, and is an emerging presence in straight-ahead jazz, a Thelonious Monk Competition finalist, and a performer at Jazz at Lincoln Center and Birdland. This marks her second appearance in the series.

19th Nervous Breakdown brings its Rolling Stones tribute back to The Next Page Cafe, celebrating the music of the Rolling Stones. Since 2017, the group has been the top local Rolling Stones tribute across New England, New York, and southern Canada and has performed more than 300 times. Rather than a strict imitation, the show features a frontman reminiscent of Mick Jagger and a sound and stage setup that evokes the band's 1978 lineup. Cover charge is $5.

Mark Guiliana brings his Beat Music project to life with a sound forged through deep rhythmic curiosity and bold sonic experimentation. The group blends jazz roots with electronic textures and other forward-leaning influences, building high-energy performances that reach beyond simple genre labels. Guiliana’s writing and his tight, propulsive grooves sit at the center of it all, and his upcoming release, Beat Music 2.0, underscores a commitment to human connection and collaboration in a time of growing automation. The synth-driven album features Nicholas Semrad of Empire of the Sun, Stu Brooks known for work with Nine Inch Nails and Danny Elfman, Tim Lefebvre of David Bowie’s band, and vocalist Gretchen Parlato. Across eight cinematic tracks, the music pairs vintage-leaning production choices with cutting-edge playing for an experience that is both visceral and immersive.

Fourth Dimension Tap Company brings Sound & Color to the Stanford Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts in Boston. This high-energy tap program moves through pieces shaped by the atmosphere of a museum, with each dance echoing different kinds of exhibitions to reveal how visual art and movement speak to one another. NSquared Dance joins the lineup, enriching a rhythm-forward performance that pairs percussive footwork with vivid imagery.

Hatchback delivers an energetic rock cover show from the Boston region, formed in 2022. With spirited delivery and hard-hitting performances, the band revisits the sounds of the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, offering a nostalgic tour through decades of rock.

Skunk Sessions returns to Chianti, the venue where these Halloween shows began, for an intimate night of themed jams. The program centers on Halloween-inspired music reimagined in the band’s improvisational style, blending new additions with selections from past years. Guest vocalist Amy Gallo and saxophonist Ivan Demarjian join the lineup, with light art by Paul Gobeil adding a visual layer. Chianti is also introducing a new chef and menu. Advance tickets are $15 with no fees via Venmo to @krewemusic or 2groove2@comcast.net, and capacity will be limited.

Quinn Sullivan is a widely recognized guitarist, singer, and songwriter whose sound fuses blues, rock, and classic inspirations shaped by a lifelong immersion in music. Raised in New Bedford, Massachusetts, he discovered The Beatles early on, received his first guitar at age three, and soon drew national attention with appearances on prominent daytime and late-night television. A pivotal moment came in 2007 when Buddy Guy brought him onstage, leading to years of touring and recording together. Over time, his craft has deepened into expressive guitar work and emotionally resonant writing. With several albums to his name, his fifth, Salvation, is noted for its deeply personal focus on love, loss, and resilience. Onstage, he channels lived experience into performances that balance soulful introspection with spirited energy, creating a concert atmosphere that feels honest, dynamic, and deeply engaging.

Swap pumpkin coffees for fall-inspired brews and festive drinks. Celebrate with a party that captures the spirit of the season.

A canning fundraiser at the Dunkin' in Braintree benefits a Cooperstown team. Contributions collected there help the players on their journey to Cooperstown. Spreading the word to family and friends can help grow community support.

At Lippitt Memorial Park, the Providence Artisans Market’s fall celebration marks its 14th year. This gathering is part of a season that showcases the work of more than 300 local artists over 27 consecutive Saturdays alongside the Hope Street Farmers Market. Explore fine art, pick up fresh produce, and enjoy food trucks and live music in a welcoming, family-friendly setting.

This event highlights the 2026 season of the Attleboro Farmer's Market.

Designed for ages 2 to 3, this toddler dance class at Dance Clinic channels a love of jumping, twirling, and wiggling into playful movement and music. Young dancers explore imagination and play while building confidence, coordination, independence, and readiness for a classroom environment. Families can choose the path that fits best, either a non-recital option with no costumes or stage performance that emphasizes a full season of learning, or a recital option that requires a costume and dance shoes and includes a live stage experience for family and friends. A complimentary trial class is available, and reservations can be made by texting 508-321-6410. Enrollment tends to fill quickly.

Touted as the best farmers market on the South Shore.

The Ocean State Ramblers bring lively, toe-tapping bluegrass back to the Southcoast Open Air Market, entertaining shoppers and vendors with music that blends upbeat energy with an easygoing, sometimes sentimental feel. This friendly five-piece invites sing-alongs as they put their own homegrown spin on bluegrass standards along with folk and country favorites given a bluegrass twist. They also appear at farmers markets, libraries, bars, and other events.

Saint Joseph's Church presents its first annual Christmas-themed craft and artisan fair. The event highlights seasonal crafts and artisan offerings. Admission is $3 for adults, and children are admitted free.

Bridgewater Dome transforms into a whimsical woodland marketplace hosted by The Soulful Palette, celebrating creativity and small-business spirit. Explore a forest-themed setting with imaginative touches and meet local artists and small businesses who craft with care and intention. Whether you are an artisan, a shopper, or a fairy fan, this indoor, easily accessible market offers a cozy, uplifting experience centered on community and the wonder of handmade craft. The snack shack will be open.

South Middleboro Grange in Middleboro, MA is hosting a Fall Fair and is welcoming vendors. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available for $25 each. Indoor tables are approximately seven feet downstairs, and if space upstairs is used, vendors need to bring their own table. Outdoor participants should bring tables, chairs, and a tent, and each outdoor spot measures 10 by 10 feet. For questions or to request a space, contact Sandra at smgsandrajefferson@aol.com or call 508-866-7845 or 508-446-1112.

Slow down, look closely, and turn observations of the natural world into drawings in a relaxed, family friendly setting. This program introduces the core practices of nature journaling alongside simple art techniques, with opportunities to study Blue Hills Trailside Museum education animals and real biofacts such as feathers, bones, and talons up close. Families collaborate on guided observation and sketching activities led by naturalists and artists who encourage discovery through pencil and paper. No prior art experience is required, and all supplies are provided.

Take a leisurely walk through the Rose Kennedy Greenway and explore a lively open-air marketplace that highlights local creativity. Artists, makers, stylists, and independent designers set up along the Greenway, with more than fifty vendors sharing handmade pieces, original designs, and other one-of-a-kind goods. It is an easy way to shop small, support local creators, and enjoy fresh air with a touch of Boston’s historic character.

Geared toward children in grades K through 5, this Halloween magic show with Tommy James packs in funny tricks featuring a spooky jack o lantern, Dracula’s skull, Frankenstein, creepy spiders and wacky eyeballs. Keep an eye out for Bunnicula the bunny, who appears in his castle. Registration is required. Presented with support from the Friends of the Boyden Library.

This monthly clinic at Tractor Supply Co. offers dog nail care, with a choice of a standard trim or a smoothing dremel service for $15. Dogs must be current on their rabies vaccination. No appointment is required. Owners of reactive or space-sensitive dogs can call or text 774-520-7310 to arrange accommodations. Cash, card, and Venmo are accepted.

Celebrate the season at the North Fairhaven Open Air Market Fall Fest at Livesey Park in Fairhaven. Families can enjoy pumpkin painting, a bounce house, music, local vendors, food, and costume fun. The festivities conclude with the Halloween Horribles Costume Parade. Admission is free, and costumes are encouraged. Vendors interested in participating can email northfairhavenmarket@gmail.com for details.

At Travelmug Cafe in Boston, enjoy a relaxed pottery session that encourages you to unplug and create by hand. Guided by a Pottery with a Purpose host, participants explore hand-building techniques to craft a one-of-a-kind ceramic coffee mug or espresso cup. The setting is social and mindful, making it a comfortable fit for a date night, time with friends, or a solo creative outing. Tickets include a drink from the cafe’s menu, with choices that may include wine, beer, mimosas, coffee, and non-alcoholic options. All materials and tools are provided. Instruction covers foundational methods such as pinch pots and coils, then shows how to turn those forms into functional pieces. Attendees learn how to add handles and incorporate textures or other surface details to personalize their work, with a beginner-friendly pace throughout. An optional Ceramic Clay Upgrade is available for an additional cost. With this add-on, one of your pieces is taken to the studio for glazing and firing to make it waterproof and food safe, then shipped to you when complete in six to eight weeks. One upgrade is required per piece. One dollar from every ticket supports mental health initiatives, with details available about past nonprofit partners and ways to help choose future recipients. Painting is not part of this workshop. Those who want color can explore a dedicated Pottery Painting Session at the Pottery With a Purpose Studio in Needham, MA.

SAIL Home marks three years of fostering independence, friendship, and confidence for adults with disabilities with a community celebration in Scituate, Massachusetts. The gathering features free food from The Miss Emily and Launch Eats, plus live music by the Peter Mundt Trio. A $50 raffle offers a chance to win, and proceeds from raffle tickets and donations help SAIL Home continue expanding opportunities and building a stronger future.

The Hobby Bar opens its doors inside the historic Kilburn Mill in New Bedford, introducing a bright and welcoming craft shop and creative hangout for the SouthCoast. Explore yarns from Lion Brand and other colorful options for knitting and crochet, browse fabrics by Ruby Star Society alongside distinctive sewing patterns and notions, and discover embroidery kits and a variety of crafting essentials. The space is designed to spark ideas, support new hobbies, and connect makers of all levels, from seasoned quilters and crochet enthusiasts to beginners looking to try something new. Stop in to browse, get inspired, meet the team, and celebrate the start of a fresh destination for creativity. To find the shop, enter through the main Kilburn Mill doors near Society Coffee, follow the hallway marked Union St, and look to the right about halfway down.

Designed for creative spirits and curious beginners, this hands-on soap making workshop at Running Brook Vineyard & Winery offers a chance to slow down with a glass of wine, connect with fellow makers, and craft rich goat milk soap to take home. Participants work with a high quality goat milk soap base and nourishing add-ins, choose from organic fragrances, botanicals, exfoliants, and decorative touches, and receive step-by-step guidance in artisan techniques. Each person creates a design that reflects personal style in a relaxed, welcoming setting, then leaves with handcrafted soaps. Set in Southeastern Massachusetts among scenic vines and handcrafted wines, the vineyard provides a friendly countryside backdrop for creativity and connection. Ticket options include a $35 choice to make one artisan goat milk soap, with additional selections available at checkout, and Eventbrite fees apply. Hosted by Hand.The.Light, which celebrates handmade craftsmanship through creative experiences, original artwork, and social gatherings. Children may attend with an accompanying adult. Refunds are available up to seven days in advance. Guests arriving more than twenty minutes late may not be admitted for safety and workshop flow. Each participant needs their own ticket and tickets cannot be shared. Capacity is limited.

Harvard Stadium hosts a collaboration between Food Truck Festivals of America and Harvard Fall Fest, bringing a day of flavorful food, live music, and college football. Sample dishes from a variety of food trucks, browse local craft vendors, and enjoy live performances while taking in the excitement of Harvard’s homecoming matchup with Princeton. One ticket, priced at $15 plus a small fee, includes entry to both the food truck festival and the game. The celebration goes on rain or shine.

Enjoy a relaxed, open crafting meetup that offers creative company while you work on your own project. Participants bring whatever they are currently making and spend unhurried time alongside others who love to create. Crochet, embroidery, knitting, painting, drawing, paper crafts, jewelry, and more are all welcome. The setting is casual, with room to make progress, swap ideas, and chat with fellow crafters. The meetup is free with the purchase of any physical item from Hello Peach Arts or New Again.

This sound bath at Breathing Lotus Living Arts offers a calming space for deep meditation with crystal singing bowls tuned to 432 Hz, described as a universal vibration. The experience begins with a guided meditation, then continues with about 30 minutes of bowls featuring both pure tones and binaural beats. These frequencies are intended to support grounding, clearing, release, and healing, encouraging each participant to connect more deeply with their inner self and a sense of universal flow. The facilitator listens intuitively to the group to shape the session to what participants may need in the moment. The gathering closes with an inspirational reading, followed by an optional chance to share reflections on the experience or the reading. Cost is $25 per person.

Grand Archive Locals offers local play in a best of three format. Prizing is based on attendance.

Open to all, this family-friendly trunk-or-treat takes place in the First Presbyterian Church parking lot, offering an afternoon of festive fun. Enjoy games, snap photos in a Halloween-themed area, and savor free apple cider and donuts. Treat bags are provided, and the event will be held rain or shine.

Admission is free at this lively community market in Bridgewater, MA, where local businesses are celebrated and neighbors gather for a shared purpose. Explore a wide range of vendors with handmade goods, sweet and savory treats, and distinctive crafts. Stock up on weekly staples or uncover thoughtful gifts while enjoying a welcoming atmosphere with something for every visitor. Each visit also supports the mission of Fire For Effect Foundation Inc., a local 501(c)(3) that serves veterans and first responders. Enjoy time with family and friends, meet area artisans, and experience the community spirit that defines the Bridgewater Farmers Market.

This seasonal chocolate and wine experience supports Meds4Kids, with ticket proceeds dedicated to medications for children. The program opens with a guided chocolate session led by Katya Sultanova, featuring a range of varieties and insights into what defines real chocolate, how it is made, and how its many flavors develop. It continues with a wine journey that spans the Pyrenees, the Alps, the Balkans, and the Caucasus, showcasing indigenous grapes and a touch of wine history. Expect five surprising wines plus a mystery pour, each paired with six small bites. Participants can explore unfamiliar flavors, compare notes, and debate favorites while contributing to a vital cause. Space is limited and advance registration is requested. Exact address details are sent with the ticket receipt.

Celebrate Halloween at West End Grill with an annual, family-friendly gathering that welcomes costumes, candy, and a friendly community atmosphere. Guests are encouraged to dress up and enjoy trick or treating hosted by vendors for a festive dose of spooky fun.

Players of the Mobile Suit Gundam Trading Card Game meet for weekly tournaments featuring head to head matches, card trading, and opportunities to learn new strategies from other participants. Starter decks and booster packs are available for purchase if you need to build a deck or update an existing one. The entry fee is $5 per player. Each entrant contributes one booster pack to the prize pool, which is then divided among the top players.

This workshop introduces sourdough bread making in a group setting. Participants will decorate two focaccia loaves, arranging vibrant vegetables and fragrant herbs into creative designs. It provides a chance to connect with others with snacks to enjoy. The experience suits date nights, a friends night out, family activities, or gifting something a little different. No prior experience is required, and children ages 7 and older are welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring plenty of enthusiasm for a hands-on kitchen session focused on flavorful bread.

A festive Trunk or Treat at the PA Club in South Dartmouth welcomes families for Halloween fun. Children can arrive in costume and trick or treat from creatively decorated car trunks. Participants are encouraged to bring a decorated vehicle to share candy and show off their Halloween spirit. Costumes are encouraged, treats will be plentiful, and everyone is welcome.

Step into an evening of candlelight, clues, and intrigue at The Final Pour, an immersive murder mystery dinner that pulls every guest into the story. Begin with a hands-on candlemaking session, then dive into a live whodunit featuring colorful characters, hidden motives, surprising turns, and clues to piece together before night’s end. Team up with fellow diners or follow your own instincts to uncover secrets, solve puzzles, and unmask the culprit before the last pour. The experience includes candlemaking, an interactive mystery, dinner, and plenty of laughs and photo-ready moments. It is BYOB, so guests may bring wine or another favorite beverage. Attendees are encouraged to dress for dinner, be ready to play a role, and plan to investigate from the first clue onward.

New England Lightning open the 2026 to 2027 season on their home court, taking on the Burlington Revolution in the first ever meeting between the two franchises. This matchup is part of the ABA, a men’s professional basketball league that originated in partnership with the NBA and now features more than 130 teams in the United States. The league’s schedule spans 20 games and runs from October through April, including playoffs, offering a pathway for players aiming to advance their professional careers. Notable names connected to the ABA include Rick Barry, Moses Malone, Dr. J and George Gervin.

This Halloween party fundraiser features live performances by Gray Ghost, Barn Boys, and Nitro '95. Proceeds support the purchase of Thanksgiving dinners, with 650 distributed last year. A $10 donation is requested. Food, drinks, and live music will be available.

Big Night Live hosts an all-ages event. Support acts may change without notice. Plan ahead for a smooth entry, since items may be inspected at the door. Smoking and vaping are not permitted under Boston city ordinances, and lighters, cigarettes, and vaping devices are not allowed inside. Bags larger than 10 by 9 inches are prohibited, and backpacks, luggage, professional cameras with detachable lenses, and video equipment are also not permitted. Bring proof of prescription for any medication you carry. Weapons are strictly forbidden, including firearms, explosives, stun devices, handcuffs, brass knuckles, sticks, clubs, batons, and knives. Guests who arrive with prohibited items will be turned away because there is no storage or check service, and violations can result in removal from the venue.

Night of a Thousand Faces returns to the New England Wildlife Center, transforming the nature trail into a glowing pathway with more than 2,000 community-carved pumpkins lit by real candles. The woodlands become a celebration created by and for the people who support the Center. Along the trail and inside the building, visitors can enjoy live animal presentations with educational ambassador animals, plus food, games, crafts, live music, face painting, and other activities for all ages. The experience is family friendly and not intended to frighten, and the walk typically takes about 30 minutes. Tickets are $10 per person and the event takes place rain or shine. The trail is not stroller friendly, though strollers can be parked at the trailhead. Pets are not allowed on the trail, except for service animals. Parking attendants will direct vehicles to available lots and carpooling is encouraged. The building is ADA accessible, but the nature trail is not easily wheelchair accessible. For specific accessibility questions, contact info@newildlife.org. Proceeds support wildlife care and community education through the New England Wildlife Centers.

One Piece Card Game fans can head to The Game Reserve in Middleboro for a weekly tournament that has grown to include a second recurring event, offering even more opportunities to test strategies and battle for bragging rights. Open to first-time players and seasoned captains alike, this gathering features friendly, official gameplay where participants can tune decks, learn from others, and connect with the local community. Expect spirited competition, pirate-themed camaraderie, and plenty of chances to chart a path toward the Grand Line.

Big D and the Kids Table bring A Nightmare Before Halloween to Paradise Rock Club with The Pietasters and Devon Kay & The Solutions. This event is open to all ages. Lineups and other details may change without notice or refund. Tickets are available through the Paradise Rock Club box office. The box office cannot verify tickets obtained from third-party sellers, and any entry issues related to those must be resolved directly with the seller. The venue offers a seating area for guests with mobility limitations. After purchasing a general admission ticket, email information@crossroadspresents.com to request accommodations. If traveling from out of town, call 617-562-8801 to confirm box office hours.

Enjoy an evening of classic favorites from the 1960s and 1970s at Tiverton VFW. Admission is $10 per person. Tickets are available at the door or in advance through Bob Perry.

Scullers Jazz presents a performance from pianist Tim Ray with his longstanding trio, joined by saxophonist and composer Edmar Colon. Ray is known as Tony Bennett's most recent pianist and musical director, appearing in concerts with him until his retirement from singing. He has contributed to more than 100 recordings and has worked with artists such as Lyle Lovett, Jane Siberry and Soul Asylum, as well as jazz leaders including Kurt Elling, Gary Burton, Esperanza Spalding, Phil Woods, Terri Lyne Carrington, Scott Hamilton, John Patitucci, Brian Blade, Lewis Nash and Rufus Reid. The trio features John Lockwood on bass and Mark Walker on drums, the lineup heard on Ray's album Fire & Rain. Colon brings experience from his own group and from performances and recordings with Terri Lyne Carrington, Danilo Perez, John Patitucci, Esperanza Spalding and Dianne Reeves. All ages are welcome. General admission on the main floor and in the Miles Davis Mezzanine is hosted seating and first come, first served, except where tables are marked reserved. For special seating needs, please contact the venue at least 48 hours in advance. If all seats at a table are not purchased, seating may be shared with other guests. Tickets range from $35 to $55 and are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for another show.

Anthony Geraci promotes his new recording, Where Were You, on Delmark Records.

Karaoke is part of the experience at Freeplay Bar Arcade Taunton, and it is included with admission. Sing your favorite tracks in the arcade setting.

This event marks a new stop at Plymouth G Pub in Plymouth, featuring a performance geared toward jump-starting pre-Halloween festivities. The venue is highlighted as a convenient place to begin the celebration early, setting the tone for some pre-holiday party energy.

Anime fans come together for a weekly tournament that blends friendly competition with a welcoming community vibe. Entry is $10, and matches put player built decks to the test for chances at booster packs, exclusive promos featuring fan favorite characters, and additional tournament rewards. The format is designed for fun and accessibility, so newcomers and seasoned players alike can take part with confidence. It is a chance to share a love of anime with like minded fans in a supportive setting.

Celebrate MA250 with a stress-free day in one of Massachusetts’ classic coastal communities. Travel is centered on the MBTA Commuter Rail’s Kingston Line from South Station to Kingston Station, with simple step-by-step train guidance provided. Upon arrival, a dedicated van handles transportation around Plymouth for the full itinerary. Begin with an immersive visit to Plimoth Patuxet Museums, where costumed interpreters depict 17th century life, planned for about two hours. Continue to the waterfront to explore Mayflower II, a full-scale replica of the ship that carried the Pilgrims in 1620, with roughly 45 minutes set aside for this stop. Afterward, spend around three hours along the scenic harbor at your own pace. Stroll the shoreline, browse local shops, choose a seaside spot for lunch, or relax by the ocean. Curated recommendations help you make the most of this time, and a map of downtown is included. Included are a Weekend Commuter Rail Pass, round trip van service within Plymouth, admission to both Plimoth Patuxet Museums and Mayflower II, three hours of free time on the waterfront, and a downtown map.

Park-keeping at Blackstone Park in Providence focuses on seasonal care of the Woods. With cooler October weather, it is a good time to wrap up projects and start preparing the park for winter. Volunteers help improve habitat near areas such as York Pond by removing invasive plants and doing light pruning. Work also includes stabilizing trails with staked logs and maintaining protective enclosures for young trees. Across Blackstone Park Woods and Blackstone Boulevard, efforts support healthy trails, trees, and shrubs, including planting and safeguarding steep slopes from storm damage. Contribute whatever time you can. If available, bring hand tools like pruners, loppers, a pointed shovel, or a hammer.

Enjoy a relaxed cars and coffee gathering with no registration or entry fee. Breakfast is available at Sports Kitchen, located on the second floor of the facility.

HRC Versatility challenges horse and rider with ranch-style tasks that emphasize practical skills. Teams are evaluated in multiple areas that showcase the horse’s range and the rider’s horsemanship. The lineup features Halter, Ranch Pleasure, a Working Ranch Horse pattern, and an obstacles class. Divisions include Lead Line and in-hand, as well as options for riders working at the walk with trot or jog, plus a division that also includes canter or lope. Entry is $60 for HRC members and $80 for non-members, with an obstacles-only option available for $25. Pre-entry is available online.

The “Fall In Love” Grand Wedding Expo 2026 gathers couples and their wedding crews at Seaport Inn and Marina in Fairhaven, MA for an inspiring day of planning. Produced by SouthCoast Event Management, Inc. in collaboration with Sassyangel Events, the team brings more than 30 years of combined industry experience to connect attendees with a curated community of trusted professionals. Explore top-tier vendors, pick up insider guidance from seasoned experts, and find creative ideas for every part of the celebration, all in one convenient setting. Admission is free for brides and their invited guests. Optional bridal VIP packages will be available for purchase, featuring special deals, incentives, and giveaways from participating vendors, with additional details to be announced.

Oracle readings with Zinoe return to Apothecorner at The Kilburn Mill in New Bedford, offering a warm setting to slow down, tune in, and explore what may be just beyond the everyday. Whether the aim is to connect with ancestors or loved ones, seek a bit of guidance, or simply see what the cards reveal, Z holds a welcoming space for reflection and intuition. Appointments are recommended because availability is limited, and visitors can browse and get cozy while taking in the experience.

The open-air Seaport x Black Owned Bos. Market returns to Harbor Way for its seventh season, spotlighting Black-owned businesses from across Greater Boston. This edition embraces a Fall Fest theme, bringing a rotating selection of vendors, family-friendly fun at the Tot Spot Playspace, a photobooth experience by Snapped, and live music from DJ Slick Vick, DJ Mez and KNSZWRTH, along with entertainment and giveaways tied to the theme. The market is free and open to all. Public transportation is nearby at Courthouse Station. Visitors can also take part in a rewards program through the Seaport Insider app by checking in via the QR near the tricycle and shopping to earn points toward perks. Photography and video may take place onsite, and anyone who prefers not to be photographed can let staff know. RSVP is optional and used for weather-related updates.

An official Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament in the Standard format takes place at Round Table Games. Participants take on the role of trainers, put Pokémon into play, and battle opposing Pokémon. Entry is $5. Each player receives a prize pack, subject to availability, and earns 10 RTG Reward points for every round played. Additional RTG Reward Points are granted based on final placement, and Knights earn double stamps. The winner also receives 100 RTG Reward points.

Alden Park in Plymouth hosts a stand-up comedy showcase paired with brunch, featuring host Bob Giannini, comedians Stephanie Griffith White and Mike Murray, and headliner John Perrotta. Perrotta has closed a show at the Friars Club in New York and has opened for Bill Burr, Gilbert Gottfried, Colin Quinn, Jim Breuer, Dane Cook, and Lenny Clarke. His style is known for quick-fire jokes, sharp one-liners, and friendly crowd interaction that keeps the energy high. Two ticket options are available. Brunch and Comedy Show is $60 and includes brunch plus admission to the comedy performance. Comedy Show Only is $25 and includes admission to the show, with brunch not included.

Parents who are supporting a child with substance use disorder can find community and guidance through PAL (Parents of Addicted Loved Ones), a weekly in-person support group at Riverside Church. The meeting offers connection, practical education, and hope in a faith-based setting. It is open to adults 18 and older and maintains a confidential, judgment-free environment, providing a safe place to turn.

Celebrate the season by painting an autumn watercolor with artist Lana Quann of The Wandering Brush. The piece features a softly rendered pumpkin adorned with succulents, ferns, trailing greenery, and airy fall branches. Guided instruction covers forming and shading the pumpkin, building layered succulent rosettes, and adding delicate touches like curling moss, berries, and twigs. Participants practice approachable techniques including layered washes, softened edges, and lively paint splatters to bring the artwork to life. For an optional flourish, add fine ink linework for a pen and wash effect. No prior experience is required. All supplies are provided, and everyone leaves with a completed seasonal painting ready to frame or give.

This weekly tournament brings anime fans together for friendly competition and community. For a $5 entry, participants compete for booster packs, prizes, exclusive promo items showcasing popular characters, and a chance at additional tournament rewards. The atmosphere is welcoming to all skill levels, from newcomers to experienced players. Players can bring their best decks, team up with friends, and enjoy an event that celebrates anime in a supportive and inclusive setting.

Settle into a restorative sound bath guided by certified practitioners Michael Balonis and Lori Fitzpatrick. Trained at the Sage Academy of Sound in Woodstock, New York, they weave sacred Himalayan metal instruments with crystalline tones and earth-based, indigenous vibrations to nurture clarity in body, mind, and spirit. Michael is also a certified gong practitioner who studied with gong master and teacher Don Conreaux, drawing on experience in nutritional health and Sivananda yoga. Lori is a reiki master and former occupational therapist with over two decades of clinical practice, offering an intuitive approach that supports relief from stress and anxiety. Participants lie back and relax while waves of sound from Himalayan singing bowls, gongs, crystal tools, and other traditional instruments create a soothing soundscape. With permission, light reiki may be offered at key chakra points and gently interwoven with the session. This experience is intended to encourage deep relaxation and support the body’s natural healing processes. The cost is $50.

Explore a working cranberry farm run by a third-generation family at Benson’s Pond in Middleboro, Massachusetts. Guided tours last about 60 to 90 minutes and trace the cranberry growing cycle, highlight the equipment used in the bogs, and share the history of cranberry farming on the Southcoast. Afterward, relax on the outdoor patio overlooking 45 acres of bogs with cranberry beverages and seasonal treats. Tickets are $25 per person and include a snack and a drink. All ages are welcome, and kid-focused options are offered for younger visitors. The cranberry-themed farm store is open on site and accepts cash, credit cards, Apple Pay, and Venmo. See cranberry cultivation up close and take in the scenery of this unique agricultural landscape.

Trunk or Treat returns to benefit Bridgewater’s 4th of July parade and fireworks. A small volunteer team spends many hours coordinating and securing private donations so the entire celebration, including the parade and fireworks, is made possible by community contributions. This gathering helps give those efforts an early boost for next year while bringing neighbors together.

Every Sunday, the Art Museum offers a family-friendly art-making program for children ages 4 to 12 with their parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and friends. Guests can learn about the museum’s exhibitions and create their own artwork in a relaxed, welcoming setting. The program is drop-in, allowing arrival at any time. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Plimoth Cinema hosts a family matinee screening of The Addams Family, a playful way to celebrate the Halloween season. Costumes are welcome, and children receive a festive treat bag to enjoy during the film. Expect offbeat humor, light scares, and a cozy fall atmosphere as the unforgettable Addams clan brings their love of all things weird to the big screen. This program is supported by The Foundation for Creative Achievement.

Burn Boot Camp Sharon presents its third annual Trunk or Treat, a festive Halloween gathering with decorated car trunks, costumes, and plenty of candy. Highlights include a bounce house, a spirited dance party, and prizes for the top three trunks. Local families and businesses can host a trunk and connect with the community while celebrating the season.

The shed opens to everyone, and pre-order pickup will be available. Pre-order your treats ahead of time for a quick and easy pickup during the open hours.

stuffNjunk brings a live dance performance to the Black Box Theater at SoCo Movement Arts, featuring Steve Vaughn and Miguel Quiñones III. The program follows a creative thread from Ellsworth Kelly’s studio to the SoCo stage. Commissioned by Jack Shear, partner of Ellsworth Kelly, Vaughn spent a week developing new works with Quiñones and other dancers in Kelly’s historic studio in Chatham, New York. Among these pieces is The Bike Ride, first developed and recorded in the same space where Kelly created the Chatham Series. The event offers an afternoon focused on movement, creativity, and performance.

Part of a matinee series known for its refined, spirited programming across smooth jazz, classical crossovers, and Broadway favorites, this installment features Greg Piccolo with Heavy Juice. After more than six decades onstage, Piccolo is recognized as a leading tenor sax voice and now steps forward as a lead singer, spotlighting his album “Who Knows What the Future Holds.” Drawing on songs crafted over three decades, he shares stories shaped by triumphs and challenges, delivered with clarity, humor, and heartfelt intensity. Expect an ever-shifting mix that can move from rhythm and blues originals to rock and roll, traditional jazz, and blues, with occasional touches of reggae and global grooves. Performances are fully in the moment, with no set list and a free-flowing approach that comes straight from the source. Piccolo’s journey began with his first band in Westerly, Rhode Island at age 13, followed by twenty-five years in the renowned horn section of Roomful of Blues. Since departing in 1994, he has led Heavy Juice into a third decade, marking his 60th year as a performing artist in May 2024. His playing draws deeply from tenor sax greats like Illinois Jacquet, Lester Young, Ben Webster, and Red Prysock, while adding his own signature phrasing. The current touring setup can range from a four-piece core with organ or piano and bass, drums, guitar, plus Piccolo on vocals and sax, with the option to expand with a three-piece horn section for larger stages. Honors include multiple Blues Music Award nominations and induction into the New England Music Hall of Fame. Along the way, he has recorded with or shared the stage with artists such as Pat Benetar, Steve Ray Vaughan, Jimmie Vaughan and Tilt -A-Whirl, Eric Clapton, Big Joe Turner, and Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson.

This Yugioh locals event in Fairhaven, MA features structured play with a $10 entry. Each registration includes an OTS pack, a booster pack of your choice, and adds one pack to the overall prize pool. For every two players, an additional OTS pack is added to the pool. Rounds are timed at 55 minutes. A valid Konami ID is required to participate, and one can be issued on site if needed. Please complete sign up before the event begins.

Camp Kiwanee hosts a family-friendly Halloween celebration filled with festive activities. Stroll a trick or treat trail as cabins, sponsored and decorated by local businesses, welcome kids with treats and seasonal fun. Enjoy food trucks, live music, and a costume contest, then wind down by the campfire with an outdoor movie to cap the evening.

Pair dinner and cocktails with laid back acoustic music for a relaxed night. Marvin & G perform a mix of current country hits and timeless classics, playing acoustic favorites from the 70s through today. Settle in and enjoy an easygoing soundtrack while you dine and unwind.

Roll into an intergenerational bowling night for South Coast LGBTQ+ community members at Wonder Bowl in New Bedford. Enjoy a welcoming atmosphere that brings people of different ages together to share the lanes and build community. Registration is requested to help with headcount.

An outdoor West Coast Swing gathering returns to the river docks just behind the Hatch Shell, created through a collaboration that keeps social dancing thriving in this open air spot. Music plays through a speaker setup while a rotating mix of DJs and instructors guides the experience. A beginner friendly West Coast Swing lesson takes place alongside the social dancing for about 30 to 45 minutes, with part of the dock set aside for instruction. Attendees are welcome to bring friends and food and enjoy dancing by the water.

Movements brings the Happier Now USA Tour to Roadrunner in Boston with Balance and Composure, Midrift, and NIIS joining the lineup. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. For each ticket sold, twenty-five cents benefits The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based volunteer initiative that helps fund youth-led arts programs at established creative youth development nonprofits in Greater Boston. The Shout Syndicate is housed at The Boston Foundation and works in partnership with the Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

An open jam at Pour Farm welcomes music in any genre, guided each week by a rotating group of musician hosts. Many of the hosts have participated in the Flying Dutchman Jam at one time or another.

Kick off the week with an energizing morning Vinyasa practice that promotes clarity and strength. The class moves at a lively pace, pairing intentional breathing with dynamic sequences to build heat, develop power, and sharpen focus. Expect breathwork to awaken the body, creative flowing combinations to get you moving, and a positive intention to guide the days ahead. Leave feeling refreshed, empowered, and ready to step into the week with purpose.

This weekly drop-in activity offers a self-guided craft for children at the New Bedford Howland Green Branch Library. A fresh project is set out on a table in the children’s area each Monday and is available to make any time throughout the week. No registration is required.

Explore Boston’s oldest neighborhood with a local photographer and be photographed among the historic architecture and old world charm of Boston’s North End. The Mini Portrait Experience includes 15 minutes of photography and one favorite image to download. After the photoshoot, choose your favorite during a Zoom video call, then receive an edited file to download. If more images or keepsakes are desired, options are available for additional digital files and printed products such as boxed prints, wall art, albums, and cards. Longer sessions and additional locations are also available.

Dance Clinic is now enrolling toddlers ages 2 and 3 for playful, confidence-building classes that blend music, movement, imagination, and games. Little dancers develop coordination, listening skills, and independence while making new friends in a supportive setting led by caring instructors. Families can select a non recital track that skips costumes and stage appearances, or choose a recital path that includes a beautiful costume and a live performance in June 2027. A free trial is available, and trial reservations can be made by texting 508-321-6410. Program options include Tumble Tots and ballet.

This weekly casual gaming night welcomes League of Legends fans for friendly matches in the format of their choice, including 1v1, 2v2, or larger free for all play. Participants choose their pods with friends or form new groups on site. Admission is $5 per person. Each attendee receives either a promo single, a vendetta pack, or an unleashed pack, and for every five players an Origins Promo Pack is added to a random distribution during the event. Staff members are present to keep things running smoothly and to answer questions.

Enjoy casual Warhammer 40K gaming in a relaxed setting. Connect with other players and dive into dice-rolling action during open play.

Massachusetts horror author John Grover leads an evening of readings and discussion centered on his collections Autumn Shades: An Ode to the Season and October Shadows. The program features haunting short stories and poetry that revel in Halloween, autumn nights, ghosts, jack-o'-lanterns, childhood memories, and the possibilities waiting in the shadows. Expect spooky storytelling, seasonal nostalgia, and conversation about writing tales for the darkest and most magical time of year. No registration required.

All ages and experience levels are welcome for a New Bedford Chess Society session at the Downtown library. The group meets on the second floor in the CreateLab area. Chess boards are provided, and instruction is available for anyone seeking guidance.

This weekly Lorcana event features a welcoming tournament for newcomers and seasoned players alike. Matches use a Swiss format so participants face a variety of opponents throughout. A booster pack is added to the prize pool for each entrant, and all participants receive promo prizes. Entry is $10, with opportunities to play, learn new strategies, and meet fellow fans.

The meeting is open to the public and centers on planning upcoming Plymouth Pride activities at the main branch of the Plymouth Public Library. Community members are welcome to attend, share ideas, and explore ways to support the team that sustains Plymouth Pride events. Participation is available on site at the library, with a virtual option through Zoom.

A calming small group wellness session focused on caring for both body and mind. The experience weaves together restorative yoga to ease tension, Reiki for energetic balance, guided meditation to quiet the mind, breathwork to deepen relaxation, and conversation that encourages meaningful connection. Participation is limited to six people to keep the setting intimate and supportive. A yoga mat, bolster, and blanket are provided, and attendees are welcome to bring their own, along with a pillow or extra blankets for added comfort. For questions, contact Jennifer at jennifer@nurturedrootsma.com or 603-591-7484.

Fellow mall walkers gather for a monthly meet up in the Food Court. Take a break before, during, or after your walk to relax, chat with other walkers, and meet members of the Mall Management team. Complimentary coffee and donuts are provided. No registration is required, simply stop by and enjoy the conversation.

Becky leads a storytime featuring a mix of songs, stories, and fun, along with mindful movement for all. It is designed for children ages 0 to 3, and siblings are welcome. Pre-registration helps attendees stay updated about any changes to the schedule or location.

A mini portrait experience with a local photographer showcases the charm of Boston’s Beacon Hill, a National Historic Landmark. Stroll along cobblestone streets and be photographed among brick alleyways and picturesque row houses in a neighborhood that includes the street often called the most photographed in America. Each booking includes 15 minutes of photography and one favorite image, which will be edited and provided as a download. After the photoshoot, a Zoom video call is used to choose the favorite image before final editing and delivery. Additional digital images, boxed prints, wall art, albums, cards, and more are available for purchase. A longer portrait experience is also available for extra time or to add additional locations.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to Ace Hardware in Dartmouth. Guests can order at the truck with cash or any major credit card, or use the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app for contactless, advance ordering. In the app, select Boston, MA as the location. Orders are accepted only during operating hours, and service may be briefly paused during peak demand to help maintain quality and a consistent experience.

An intermediate Mahjong group welcomes players who have completed an introductory course as well as those looking for a relaxed, social game. The group meets weekly, creating a consistent space for enjoyable, low-pressure play. Annual registration is requested to ensure participants receive important notices about any schedule or location changes.

The Seaside Knitters Group is a free, open gathering for knitters of every skill level. Bring a work in progress to continue or start a new project and knit alongside others. The group meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Set up in the Shri Yoga parking lot, this small summer market showcases area producers and vendors. It takes place each Tuesday until the close of October. The market is approved for Fresh Bucks, including SNAP/EBT with Bonus Bucks, and it accepts WIC FMNP and Senior FMNP. Under the Sun Farm offers a weekly produce CSA that can be picked up at the market. Complimentary parking is available on site. The location is about a ten minute walk from the Pawtucket-Central Falls transit center and is also reachable via the Route 72 bus in Pawtucket, RI.

Commander Night brings a welcoming community together for creative, strategic deck-building and enjoyable gameplay. New and experienced players alike will find support, whether arriving with a finely tuned build or playing for the first time. Preconstructed decks are available and ready to use, making it simple to get into a game without preparation. Knowledgeable staff offer tips and guidance to help refine strategies and improve play. These weekly gatherings celebrate camaraderie and a shared passion for the game.

This weekly Mahjong group at the library welcomes players of all experience levels. To register, contact the library at 781-585-4551 or email Mike at mslawson@sailsinc.org.

Enjoy line dancing at the P.A.C.C. Pick up a drink from the first floor bar, then head upstairs to dance on a well kept hardwood floor. Ample parking is available behind the building. Participants of any age and experience level are welcome. The entry fee is $10.

Settle in for casual multiplayer Magic at Round Table Games with an evening focused on the Commander format. Choose a legendary creature to lead your 99 card deck, stick to its color identity, and follow the one of each card rule except for basic lands. Commanders can be cast again after returning to the command zone, so dramatic swings and big moments are part of the fun. The atmosphere is friendly, with learning, camaraderie, and enjoyment valued alongside competition. Entry is $10, and everyone receives one Magic Draft, Set, or Play booster pack at regular price. Players who sign in through Eventlink also earn 10 RTG Reward points for each game, with Knights receiving double points, and one randomly selected participant takes home a foil promo pack while supplies last.

This chess club meets on Tuesdays and welcomes players of all ages and skill levels. Whether you are learning the basics or refining your strategy, it offers a friendly setting to enjoy the game with others.

An open jam at The Shep welcomes musicians in any style and at any skill level. Listeners are encouraged to attend and enjoy the music. Please note that the session is for acoustic instruments only.

Gather each Tuesday for a relaxed board game meetup where participants play a variety of games and make connections. Participants are welcome to bring a favorite game to share and meet new people.

This in-person group reading features medium Julie, who shares comforting messages and meaningful validations from loved ones in spirit while also guiding participants on ways to notice and strengthen their own personal connection beyond the physical. Attendance is kept small so she can reach as many people as possible with messages, though a personal reading is not guaranteed. The session typically wraps up with a brief Q&A or a healing meditation, along with practical tips for connecting with those you miss. Seating is open on a first come basis in a small private function room with table seating, bar and server service, and the option to order food and beverages at your seat. Capacity is limited to 28 attendees. Tickets are nonrefundable, and if the event must be rescheduled for any reason, tickets will be transferred to the new date by the organizer. Ages 14 and up unless otherwise approved by the organizer. For entertainment purposes only. If you have recent COVID-19 symptoms or exposure, please refrain from attending and transfer your ticket to a family member or friend to help keep everyone safe.

Pokemon Expanded offers a flexible format where players battle using cards from the 2011 Black and White era through the latest releases, with only cards on the banned list not allowed. Entry is $10. Bulk cards will be available, so arriving early is a good way to stock up before matches begin. Every participant receives one Series 7 Pokemon Play Prize Pack and one Series 8 Pokemon Prize Pack. In addition, each player contributes $5 in store credit to a shared prize pool that is awarded to the top cut.

Reunion BBQ hosts a Taco Tuesday celebration featuring $4 tacos offered all day, margarita specials, and the full barbecue menu. Guests can opt for a bundle of three tacos with three margaritas for $30 or explore a flight of margaritas. DJ Deaf Tunez provides the soundtrack with a blend of reggaeton, Latin hits, Afrobeats, and other party classics. It suits after work catch ups, birthday gatherings, or a low key Tuesday night out.

Wicked reveals the world of Oz from a fresh vantage point, set before Dorothy’s arrival. It follows a gifted, misunderstood young woman with green skin and a widely adored blonde counterpart whose early rivalry becomes an unlikely friendship, until public opinion crowns one as good and the other as wicked. The Boston engagement at Citizens Opera House is the official Broadway In Boston engagement. Patrons are encouraged to rely on legitimate sources, as misleading information may appear online or elsewhere. Accessibility options, including seating accommodations and select performances, are offered.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show returns to Emerson Colonial Theatre with a special screening of the unedited film in a fresh 4K restoration, featuring Patricia Quinn, the original Magenta. The event includes a live shadow cast, interactive audience moments, a costume contest, and other added fun.

Take a peaceful pause to relax and nurture yourself in a yoga experience that blends gentle movement and restorative postures with calming aromatherapy, supportive hands-on attention, and plenty of pampering. The session is designed to leave you with the ease and glow of a spa visit. No prior experience is required, and newcomers are welcome.

Practice Zen meditation in the Community Room with Unshin Sangaku Dan Joslyn-sensei. Each session includes guided instruction and quiet sitting. It is free and open to all, and donations are welcome. Registration for the series is available below. Dan is the founder and guiding teacher of the Falmouth Soto Zen Sangha and has taught for over twenty years.

Visit the Lawler Branch with your toddler for a cheerful story time paired with playful activities. Enjoy shared stories and simple fun for little ones.

A casual Magic: The Gathering Commander session with free entry. Players create their own pods and bring their decks for relaxed games. An optional raffle is available with a $10 or higher entry. Approximately one in four entrants wins, and prizes grow with participation. Another prize is added for every four entries, and if 32 or more people take part, first place receives a play booster box. Turnout is often around 40 to 50 players, offering plenty of opponents and variety at the tables.

This weekly Scrabble gathering welcomes experienced players. Participants should bring their own Scrabble board.

Hosted at Brockton Public Library, this monthly workshop offers teens a calm setting to slow down, check in with themselves, and connect with others their age. Each session features guided mindfulness practices, candid conversation, and take-home techniques to support mental health. Participants can discover ways to ease stress and burnout, support overall wellness, and bring more presence into everyday life. Open to ages 11 to 17. Registration is welcome but not required, and drop-ins are always accepted.

Enjoy a Halloween themed gathering at the library that welcomes families and all ages. This is a drop-in event with no advance registration required. Participants can show off their costumes in a friendly contest, with photos taken and shared on Facebook, and the entry that collects the most likes will be named the winner. A prize is planned, with details to be announced. A spooky scavenger hunt and other fun activities will be available in the room.

This inclusive yoga session welcomes people of every ability, age, and body type to explore the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of practice. Led each week by Audra Andrade, a yogini with low vision, the class is designed so participants who are blind or have low vision can fully take part. Expect a warm, supportive atmosphere where everyone can grow at their own pace. Please bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and a hand towel. Guests ages 18 to 21 receive free admission by showing a valid ID at the front desk.

Celebrate spooky season with a hands-on pottery class that invites you to craft ghost-themed tealight holders, pumpkin-inspired pinch pots, and other playful, eerie designs. Costumes are welcome but not required, and the vibe leans witchy, fun, and delightfully offbeat. Ideal for a date night, catching up with friends, or arriving solo to meet new people, this experience also gives back. For every ticket, $1 is donated to mental health initiatives, with information available on the nonprofits supported so far and how participants can help choose who is supported next. An experienced host provides relaxed, step-by-step guidance. Learn foundational hand-building techniques like pinch and coil, then transform your work into functional pieces such as mugs, bowls, vases, or planters, with tips for adding handles and texture. All clay, tools, and materials are included, so you only need to bring yourself. The atmosphere is beginner friendly and welcoming for first-timers, solo guests, and groups, and it emphasizes a community-centered experience at unique local spots like breweries, plant shops, and cozy cafés. A ceramic clay upgrade is available for an additional purchase. One piece can be taken back to the studio for glazing and firing to make it waterproof and food safe, then shipped when finished, typically in six to eight weeks, with one add-on required per item. Painting is not part of this workshop. Details are available for booking a dedicated Pottery Painting Session at the Pottery With a Purpose Studio in Needham, MA.

Hosted by the Lion Den, this annual trunk-or-treat event takes place at La Salette Shrine. Trunks will be set up in the auxiliary parking lot to the left of the shrine, with access via the entrance used for Attleboro Springs. Participants who plan to set up a trunk should bring their own candy as well as lights or lanterns for their trunk. The event also provides an opportunity to meet members and leaders of Pack 33.

The first concert of the new season leans into fall and Halloween fun with a playful, spooky vibe. Look for musical nods to favorites like Put a Spell on You, Ghostbusters, and The Nightmare Before Christmas. After the performance, trick or treating offers a sweet finale. The event takes place at Stetson Hall in Randolph, MA.

Medium and spiritual teacher Kate Stacom leads an uplifting evening that helps participants reconnect with soul and spirit while fostering a deeper sense of connection to the world. The gathering begins with a guided meditation to encourage heightened awareness, then flows into a music journey curated by Kate for the session. The night concludes with messages from loved ones in spirit and any intuitive insights that come forward through Kate’s mediumship. She aims to connect with each person, though individual readings depend on group size and may not be possible for everyone. Messages are shared with the intention of supporting the highest good of the entire group.

Legacy play takes place every other Wednesday in a three-round Swiss format. Entry is $10, and prizes are awarded as store credit.

Music Bingo at Bridge View Grill offers a laid-back night of songs and bingo. Arrive early to order dinner, then stay to play or simply relax and listen to the music.

Put your knowledge to the test at a weekly general trivia night designed for both specialists and well-rounded quizzers. Teams tackle questions spanning geography, history, science, politics, food and drink, sports, and celebrities. Prizes go to the top three teams, and bragging rights are on the line. Enjoy the famous Buffalo Chicken Dip, catch games on more than twenty big screen TVs, and try your luck with Keno. This runs every Wednesday, and the final Wednesday of each month features a special themed edition. Reservations are recommended but not required.

The New York Red Bulls meet the New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium for a high-stakes MLS clash late in the season. These Eastern Conference rivals bring a familiar, competitive edge, and momentum could swing quickly as the match unfolds.

Enjoy a gentle session of lap bounces, simple rhymes, and shared reading designed for infants who are not yet walking. This program takes place at Boston Public Library. For disability accommodations or language services, contact the Children’s Room at mlevine@bpl.org or 617-859-2476. Please reach out at least two weeks in advance so arrangements can be made.

A free, open knitting group welcoming every skill level. Participants may bring a work in progress or start a new project and spend dedicated time stitching alongside others.

Set at Dunbar House, this afternoon tea leans into a Wednesday Addams vibe with playful gothic touches and an abundance of tea. The experience begins with a themed scone served with fresh cream and jam. Adult sandwiches feature cucumber with black pepper and herbed cream cheese on pumpernickel, smoked salmon with dill cream cheese and pickled red onion, cranberry chicken salad on dark rye, and roast beef with horseradish cream and caramelized onion on marble bread. Options for children include cucumber on pumpernickel, turkey with cheddar and lettuce, and a grilled cheese. Dessert brings a finger-shaped cookie, a rainbow-swirled cupcake, dark chocolate cake, and a pumpkin cookie. Dark, funeral-style attire and braided looks suit the mood, costumes are encouraged but not required, and reservations are necessary.

At Sharon Public Library, this clinic helps participants make sense of their energy bills and find practical ways to reduce costs. Bring your bills to get help checking whether you are paying more than you should for electricity, canceling costly third party supplier contracts, connecting with programs that can lower expenses, addressing overdue balances, and learning options to prevent utility shutoffs. The session also covers how efficiency steps can cut energy use and includes the chance to sign up for an energy assessment. Representatives from Eversource customer service, Self Help Inc., Sharon's Energy Advocate, Sharon Adult Center, Sustainable Sharon Coalition, and Revise Inc. will be available for questions and support.

Silver Lake Youth Football & Cheer and Pembroke Titans Football & Cheer are teaming up for a third annual Halloween celebration that blends costumes, candy, and football. The evening begins with trunk-or-treating in a decorated parking area with plenty of treats, and costumes are encouraged. After the candy collecting, the focus turns to a powderpuff game featuring the Silver Lake Youth Cheerleaders against the Pembroke Titans Cheerleaders. A special halftime routine by the 7th and 8th grade Midgets is included, and they will also cheer from the sidelines during the game. Tickets are $5 per person, or $25 for groups of six or more.

Magic: The Gathering Commander play takes center stage with player formed pods and prize opportunities. The event uses a tiered entry model that provides packs and tickets contributing toward a Monthly Commander Promotion. A dice roll selects three winners for promotional rewards, awarding two participants a promo pack of their choice and one participant a foil promo pack. Tier one has a $10.00 entry and includes one set booster or play booster valued at $6.99, with an option to upgrade to any $8.99 pack for an additional $2.00. Tier two is $20.00 and includes two set or play boosters at $6.99 each, with the same $2.00 per pack upgrade to any $8.99 option. Tier three is $30.00 and includes either one Collectors pack or three set or play boosters at $6.99 each, with the $2.00 per pack upgrade available for $8.99 packs. Tier four is $40.00 and includes a choice of one Secret Lair or a Collector booster.

Enjoy a weekly story time paired with a craft, welcoming participants of all ages. This program is free and no registration is required.

This Thai yoga session brings together acupressure, gentle stretching, and assisted postures to support overall wellness and a sense of balance. Through relaxed, passive movements and yoga-inspired positions, a practitioner guides deep spinal release and muscle lengthening to ease tension and clear stagnation. The pace is calm and unhurried, beginning with pranayama, or focused breathwork, and concluding with a guided savasana for restful integration.

The regularly scheduled general trivia night goes on as usual, with a Halloween twist at the midway break. A costume contest will take place between trivia rounds, and prizes will be awarded for standout looks. Enjoy classic trivia fun before and after the spooky showcase.

This recurring event features Sporcle's Opinionation.