Family events in Revere, MA

Italian car and motorcycle enthusiasts can immerse themselves in a celebration of design and performance at the Larz Anderson Auto Museum. Expect a showcase of Italian cars and bikes, food from Putterham Grille, lively music, and vendors offering distinctive Italian goods. Sponsored by Garage 42 as a Silver Season Sponsor, along with Lamborghini Boston and Ferrari of New England. Vehicle registration includes admission to the Lawn Event and the Museum. Online rates are $50 for a driver only with a $40 Museum Member rate, $60 for a driver with one passenger with a $50 member rate, $70 for a driver with two passengers with a $60 member rate, and $80 for a driver with three passengers with a $70 member rate. Day-of registration is $60 for a driver only, $70 for a driver with one passenger, and $80 for a driver with two or three passengers. Museum Members still pay registration fees. Starting in 2026, members receive 48-hour early access to vehicle registration for Lawn Events and a discount on online vehicle registration when logged into their membership account, not valid for Club events or day-of registration. Spectators purchase tickets at the front gate on the day of the event, and tickets are not sold in advance or subject to sellouts. Payment is accepted by cash, credit or debit cards, and Apple Pay. Day-of admission is $15 for adults, $10 for children ages 6 to 12, $10 for students, and $10 for seniors. Children under 6 are admitted free, and Museum members receive free spectator admission.

This event is free, but sign up is requested.

The Athletics face the Boston Red Sox in an American League matchup at Fenway Park in Boston. The home crowd sets the tone for a daytime game in a historic, widely recognized ballpark, offering a chance to see how the action unfolds in a classic setting.

This celebration marks 15 years of dance, friendship, and community at DanceSport Academy of New England. The program features social ballroom and Latin dancing, performances by students, light refreshments and drinks, and music throughout from DJ Carlton Young. Admission is $35 for adults, $15 for youth under 16, and free for children under 5. Tickets are available by texting 617-938-7871, with payment accepted via Venmo at @Saori-Kamiya-1, Apple Pay or Zelle to 617-938-7871, as well as credit card and cash.

Oscilloscope Laboratories brings CatVideoFest 2026, a curated showcase of standout feline footage gathered from fresh submissions, inventive animations, catchy music videos, and beloved internet classics. The program celebrates cat creativity on the big screen while also supporting animal welfare. Across the country, participating theaters collaborate with nearby cat-focused organizations and shelters, and a portion of every ticket helps local cats in need.

Discover Harvard Square on a creative walking food tour devoted to crispy potatoes. Sample some of the best french fries in the area paired with non-alcoholic drinks, and hear fun stories about the French Fry Wars of the 20th century along with amusing bits of local lore. Celebrating a place known for some of the state's standout fries, this experience is suitable for all ages. Please note that it is not gluten-free. Tickets can be purchased on the website, and the tour is presented by a small, local business.

In a World Cup year in the United States, D-One Soccer marks ten years with a season filled with competitive matchups, lively events, and festive activities for players, families, and fans. A spirited atmosphere on and off the field will showcase community and a shared love of the game. This milestone edition is set to be the most memorable season yet.

Sunset archery classes with Brookline Parks and Recreation welcome participants in grades 4 through adult and focus on advancing beyond basic technique while building qualities that carry over beyond the range. Training is led by instructors certified by USA Archery, who help archers sharpen instincts, concentrate on clear objectives, and dial in their aim. All gear is included along with supportive coaching. Two four-week sessions are available, Summer I and Summer II, at Little Field Park.

Miss Sue leads a storytime, followed by a toddler craft with Miss Teri. Children of all abilities are welcome. To request accommodations, please contact the library at 781-595-0567 ext. 110 or lynchild@noblenet.org before the program.

Now in its 15th year, this back-to-school celebration at TD Garden helps students get ready for the classroom with backpacks, school supplies, winter coats, and other essentials. Capacity has been reached and registration is closed. Last year the effort supported 3,500 Boston-area families through the partnership of TD Garden, The Salvation Army Massachusetts Division, and the City of Boston. Over the last decade, TD Garden in the Community has provided more than 56,000 backpacks to the Greater Boston community. Sponsorship and volunteer opportunities are available.

Created for babies and toddlers, this bilingual program at Chinese Culture Connection uses music, storytelling, and playful activities to introduce basic Chinese words and rhythms. Little ones enjoy lively songs and short, easy-to-follow stories while discovering elements of Chinese culture in a way suited to young children. Caregivers and children can share music, movement, and early learning in a warm, interactive setting.

Presented by Revere Parks & Recreation, this literacy program in Revere, MA features a visiting princess who shares a story, and every child receives a free book to continue the adventure at home. The series brings a different character to each park, with appearances by Mirabel at Louis Pasteur, Ariel at Gibson, Asha at Ciarlone Tot Lot, Rumi at Sonny Myers, Rapunzel at Costa, and Moana at Sonny Myers. It is designed to encourage reading, spark creativity, and help create lasting memories.

Celebrate the finale of Classroom to the Streets 2026 in Downtown Lynn as Beyond Walls unveils fresh large-scale murals created through its education and artist collaboration program. Meet the creators behind the works, tour highlights from Lynn’s 300-plus mural collection, try your hand at spray painting, and enjoy beverages alongside the signature Beyond Walls x Golden305 street barbecue. Expect art, music, community spirit, and plenty of good vibes. Classroom to the Streets is a teacher fellowship and educational initiative that partners with schools to integrate public art into learning through curriculum and mural tours with thousands of students. It brings students, educators, and artists together, turning city blocks into places of learning that encourage exploration of identity, culture, and community. Each year, visiting artists collaborate with Lynn educators and High School Junior Fellows to design building-scale pieces, developing concepts around a shared prompt before a two week installation that results in artworks shaped by community ideas and youth perspectives. Admission is free. Registration is required, and contributions to Beyond Walls are welcome. A detailed schedule will be announced. Beyond Walls is a Massachusetts nonprofit dedicated to strengthening communities by activating public spaces with world-class public art and curated experiences. Since 2017, it has worked in 18 communities, produced more than 300 murals, engaged over 20,000 students, and collaborated with hundreds of artists.