This weekend 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.

Two celebrated comics superstars come together for a special experience featuring an exclusive Q&A, autograph signings, and opportunities to pick up limited edition merchandise. Attendance is ticketed with limited availability.

This event is free, but sign up is requested.

A waterfront pop up market at The Anchor Boston, presented by Pop Up Gallery, highlights local creativity and small business talent. Attendees can explore a thoughtfully curated mix of artists and makers offering original art, handmade pieces, and one-of-a-kind finds. The setting features a full bar, a kitchen, and harbor views that create a laid-back, upbeat atmosphere for browsing and lingering. Admission is free and the event is welcoming to families.

Now in its 20th year, Flight of the Angels is a motorcycle ride benefiting Cops For Kids With Cancer. The route departs from Florian Hall in Dorchester, winds through the South Shore under police escort, and concludes at the Black Raspberry Pub in Plymouth. Participants can expect food and music with a DJ, raffle prizes, and a 50/50 drawing with no giveback. Entry is $20 for riders and $10 for passengers, and the first 100 riders receive a complimentary T-shirt. A rain date is planned.

An open gathering for board, card, and role-playing games at the NESFA Clubhouse. Participants can bring their own favorites or choose from the onsite collection, and help is available for learning new titles. Recent favorites include Century Spice Road, Carcassonne, Azul, and train-themed games. This is a masking optional event, and masks and hand sanitizer are provided. The location is accessible by MBTA via Magoun Square station on the E Green Line and by bus routes 80, 89, and 101.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Sunday pass is part of Somergloom, a multi-day festival of underground heavy music and arts held in Somerville, Massachusetts in the Greater Boston area. Sumac, The Keening, and Body Void lead the bill, joined by a wide-ranging lineup of heavy, darkly atmospheric artists from the Northeast and beyond.

A live concert at the Bandstand in Revere features the Rico Barr Band with the JJR Horns and special guest Yvonne Wollak.

The third and final stop of an Italian Feast mini tour brings a high-energy tribute to 80s pop and rock, with BTT80s celebrating the decade and giving a friendly nod to cannolis. Expect a steady stream of crowd singalongs and throwback favorites, spotlighting songs by artists such as Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince, and Bon Jovi. Period-inspired wardrobes, lively stagecraft, and faithful renditions recreate the spirit of neon nights, big hair, and boombox culture. Whether attendees are devoted 80s fans or simply chasing a dose of nostalgia, BTT80s aims to deliver a memorable experience.

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 West Coast Swing on the river docks behind the Hatch Shell in a collaborative outdoor social that keeps the dancing vibe alive in a beautiful setting. Music plays through a speaker setup while a rotating mix of DJs and instructors guide the experience from week to week. A beginner friendly lesson runs alongside open dancing, with the dock divided so newcomers can learn while others keep the social going. Bring friends and some food, relax by the water, and dance.

Presented by exociety, Kill Bill the Rapper appears with Ashtin Larold on the I FOUND THE END tour. The show is open to all ages, and a valid ID is required for alcohol service. Tickets are $23 in advance, $28 on the day of the show, and $63 for VIP. Vaping and smoking are not permitted inside the venue. A dine and skip the line option is available.

This edition takes place at First Street Market, and the space is air conditioned. A lesson led by ballroom professional Gary Know is followed by social dancing with music from Gary and DJ Leef. The focus is fusion dance, blending ideas from many partner styles to move with a wide range of music, including pop, electronic, swing, blues, Latin and more. Partner dancing is common, and solo or small group dancing is also welcome. No partner or prior experience is required, and people of all ages and backgrounds are welcome. Admission is $10 to $30 on a sliding scale, cash only, and IOUs are accepted. Please avoid scented products such as cologne or perfume to support community members with sensitivities. Bring a water bottle, since cups come at a cost, and remember that street shoes are not allowed on the dance floor, socks are fine. A code of conduct applies. Health precautions adjust with conditions, and masks are optional. This is a volunteer led, not for profit community, and volunteers help keep it running while receiving free entry.