This weekend in Milton, MA

Practice yoga on the Great Lawn at Glastonbury Abbey with a session that blends seated, standing, and gentle slow flow sequences. The class welcomes all experience levels. Bring a mat and park in the lower lot. The fee is $20, and advance registration is not required.

Hingham Farmers Market is promoted as the South Shore's best farmers market.

A farmers market featuring locally grown produce alongside meats, eggs and seafood. There are also plants and flowers, plus artisan foods such as cheeses, baked treats, honey, ready-to-eat dishes, salsas, sauces and other favorites.

A welcoming class for adult beginners focused on building rhythm, refining footwork, improving posture, and developing coordination, body control, confidence, and overall Latin dance technique. No prior dance experience or partner is needed. Participants progress step by step through Cha Cha fundamentals, including timing and weight transfer, along with lock steps, proper foot pressure, and practical body coordination. Simple combinations tie everything together so new dancers can move comfortably and confidently.

Settle in beside the Mystic River for a complimentary waterfront yoga class supported by Mass General Brigham Health Plan and led by YogaSix. Bring your own mat and a water bottle. Registration is required each week, with spots released on a weekly basis, and the class starts on time. If weather affects the schedule, participants will be notified in advance. At Assembly Row, Mass General Brigham Health Plan collaborates with the program to promote healthier living through intentional movement, noting that yoga can help ease discomfort from headaches, carpal tunnel, neck strain, shoulder tightness, and arthritis.

Explore a lively open-air marketplace along the Rose Kennedy Greenway, where local creativity takes center stage. More than 50 vendors, including artists, makers, stylists, and independent designers, present original work and distinctive finds. Shop small, support local creators, and enjoy the fresh air and historic Boston atmosphere as you browse.

The Caribbean Street Market and Community Growth Consultant, Inc. present their fifth annual back to school pop-up shop, a community gathering designed to support families as a new school year begins. More than 300 backpacks filled with supplies will be distributed to local kids. Each child must be registered, and distribution is first come, first served. Families can enjoy free grilled food, a bounce house, jumbo outdoor games, and a kids activity table with bracelet making, painting, and other crafts. Shoppers can browse local vendors offering food, desserts, clothing, slushies, crafts, and more. Admission for shoppers is free, free street parking is available, and restrooms are on site for both vendors and attendees. Community Growth Consultant, Inc. will also provide one free bag of groceries per family. School supply donations are welcome to help support the giveaway.

DragonCon’s annual X-Men Universe photo shoot brings together cosplayers at Hilton Steps E for a collaborative session celebrating every corner of the mutant world. All versions are welcome, and multiple portrayals of the same character are perfectly fine. Costumes are embraced no matter how they were sourced, whether handcrafted, commissioned, or purchased. Representations from comic continuities like 616 and Ultimate, screen adaptations and animated series, genderbent and crossplay interpretations, and steampunk takes are all in scope. Parody mashups that combine different licenses are not included, and original interpretations should still read clearly as the intended character. Direction is by Myron Abernathy, also known as Smoove Cosplaya, with photography led by Dr. LAW’s Photolab. Deadpool cosplayers are part of the welcome mix, though a small showing is requested so the gathering stays balanced. Those looking for a dedicated Deadpool event can find one through the community group focused on that character.

Beyond 30 brings a daytime clubbing experience to Boston that rewinds to the 90s and 00s. DJs spin favorite club anthems while live saxophone players and dancers amplify the energy, with vibrant light shows and retro visuals recreating the feel of classic dance floors. It is an adults-only, daytime vibe with good energy and no late-night finish, offering a nostalgic escape for anyone ready to relive the music and memories of that era.

Emarosa brings the High Horse Heaven Tour to Sonia with VEAUX and dreamfone. This all ages show offers $30 advance tickets and $35 day of show pricing. Smoking and vaping are not allowed inside. The venue also advertises a dine and skip the line option.

James Taylor and his All-Star Band bring an evening of live music to MGM Music Hall at Fenway. This is an all ages show. Opening performers may be adjusted without prior notice. Please travel light, as bags must be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and all bags will be checked by security. Lighters are not permitted. In keeping with Boston city regulations, smoking and vaping are not allowed anywhere inside, and violations can result in immediate removal. If you need to carry medication, bring proof of prescription. Venue management may update the list of prohibited items at any time. Ticket options include a public on sale as well as Ticketmaster and Citizens Bank Live presales.

Ease into the month with a soothing sound experience in a jungle-themed setting where singing bowls blend with music generated from plant frequencies. Comfortable seating is available, and attendees may bring a mat, something to write in, a friend, or simply come solo.