Free events in Revere, MA

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Shakespeare’s sparkling comedy takes over the Parkman Bandstand on Boston Common as Commonwealth Shakespeare Company celebrates 30 years with Free Shakespeare on the Common. The play unfolds in a glowing festival world where boundaries loosen and individuality flourishes, as tangled lovers cross paths with Puck and a fleet of fairies who mix destinies like DJs and turn hearts with a touch of enchantment. Nick Cearley of The Skivvies appears as Puck, under the direction of CSC Founding Artistic Director Steven Maler. Presented in partnership with the City of Boston, Mayor Michelle Wu, Boston Parks and Recreation, and the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture. All performances include open captions, with select shows offering ASL interpretation and audio description with a tactile tour. Captions are powered by CCTheater from AccessTech, LLC. Admission is free. Guests may bring modest food items, and are asked to avoid umbrellas, tents, and canopies to keep sightlines clear. Personal blankets and chairs are welcome, and chair rentals are available on site or in advance for $10. Premium reserved seating in the Friends Section is available with a donation of $100 or more.

Enjoy weekly free yoga outdoors at Cambridge Common, in the park, not the bar. This accessible class welcomes all levels and blends flow with restorative movement beneath the shade of tall trees, followed by unhurried time to chat and relax in community. Bring water, a mat, a towel, sunglasses, and any other props you like to use. Refreshing iced tea from collaborators at Cambridge Naturals will be available.

Outdoor Rueda de Casino brings a lively mix of dancing and community to Jill Brown Rhone Park. It begins with a free lesson open to all levels, then flows into social dancing. No partner or prior experience is needed. Look forward to upbeat music, ruedas of all sizes, friendly faces, new connections, and plenty of summer dance energy. Weather-related updates and cancellations are shared on Facebook and Instagram.

Enjoy salsa and bachata at The Anchor Boston as The Anchor Boston, Sabor Latino, Salsa y Control, and DJ Hernan present Saborcito, a free dance class and dance party. The gathering blends instruction with social dancing in an open-air courtyard featuring comfortable lounge seating, freestanding tables, and a bar, along with city views from the Charlestown Navy Yard. Admission is free and open to the public, and registration is requested on Eventbrite. There is no cover and street parking is available. Venue policies include no outside food or beverages, including water bottles. Only small crossbody bags are permitted, and a complimentary bag check is provided.

The Medford Farmers Market celebrates its 20th anniversary season with weekly gatherings at the Condon Shell, featuring vendors, music, and community activities. Weekly lineups are available on the market’s events page.

Farmers Market Fridays gathers nearly 30 New England farmers and producers along The Row at Assembly Row, set between Shake Shack and Caffè Nero. Browse locally sourced offerings that span seasonal fruits and vegetables, breads and pastries, dairy and eggs, meats and seafood, plus honey, jams, specialty items, and more. It is a welcoming stop to stock up for the weekend, discover regional favorites, or simply enjoy a relaxed Friday visit to this open-air market. Additional information is on the way, including weekly vendor lists and opening day highlights.

Now in its 22nd year, the Union Square Farmers Market brings together more than sixty local food producers. Browse seasonal fruits and vegetables, proteins, freshly baked bread, jams, hot sauces, pickles, and much more. Enjoy ready-to-eat bites and drinks as you explore, meet the farmers and makers, and connect with community groups. Readers of The Somerville Times named it Best Farmers Market in Somerville in 2025. Through a partnership with the City of Somerville and the Somerville Farmers Market Coalition, SNAP customers can receive matching benefits. Check the market’s webpage for current details and to see which vendors accept SNAP.

Experience a lively open-air market along the Rose Kennedy Greenway that spotlights local talent and creativity. More than 50 vendors, from artists and makers to stylists and independent designers, showcase distinctive pieces and one-of-a-kind finds. Support small businesses, meet the people behind the work, and enjoy the fresh air amid Boston’s historic surroundings as you explore.