Events in Stoughton, MA

The lineup features $uicideboy$ with Destroy Lonely. The show takes place at Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA.

An in-person support group facilitated by Licensed Clinical Social Worker Jen welcomes anyone coping with the loss or imminent loss of a beloved pet. There is no cost to attend and drop-ins are welcome. When you arrive, go to the rear of the building and enter through the back door.

This relaxed Silent Book Club gathering centers on reading for pleasure, friendly conversation, and a favorite drink, with no assigned homework. It begins with casual mingling and a book swap, then shifts to quiet reading so everyone can dive into their own pick. Books are available to purchase in the shop courtesy of Just Book-ish, making it easy to discover something new.

This event features Sporcle's Opinionation.

Babymetal, Halestorm, and Violent Vira take the stage for a live concert at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA. The lineup brings all three acts together for one show.

An evening gala honoring veterans, first responders, and the 22Mohawks family, featuring guest speaker Magnus Johnson, co-founder of Mission 22. Centered on connection, community, and gratitude for those who have supported 22Mohawks, this event offers tickets and sponsorships. The gathering takes place in The Tiffany Ballroom at Four Points by Sheraton.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to 10th District Brewing Company with a rotating roster of performers. Each show features a fresh lineup, including comedians with television appearances and credits on popular podcasts. Expect new acts every time.

Find an assortment of baked treats at a bake sale, with every purchase directly benefiting homeless animals. Donations are welcomed in advance of each sale.

Karol G brings her Viajando Por El Mundo Tropitour to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA. The concert serves as a key East Coast stop on her stadium tour.

Wu-Tang Clan performs alongside Bone Thugs N Harmony at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Massachusetts. This live show brings both groups together on one stage.

The Cottage Bar in Weymouth turns into a lively Irish pub scene as the Michele Rockwell Band performs inspirational songs that kick things into gear and keep the night rocking.

A K-pop market returns at its new home in Watson Park in Braintree. Explore K-pop merchandise, support small businesses, and connect with fellow fans during a lively community day. Admission is free for attendees. Vendor applications are currently being accepted.

Pick up tasty baked treats at a well known bake sale, and know that every purchase directly supports homeless animals. Donations are welcomed during the week leading up to each sale.

Laurie leads a six week holistic program designed to help participants meet their health goals. Each weekly session lasts 90 minutes, beginning with a 30 minute guided conversation on topics such as nutrition, manifesting, and holistic self care. That is followed by 10 minutes of meditation techniques and a 50 minute gentle yoga practice. The curriculum moves in sequence across the six weeks. Week 1 focuses on observing the breath, hydration and manifesting. Week 2 explores habit stacking, an explanation of whole foods, shopping and label reading. Week 3 offers food prep and cooking ideas. Week 4 continues with nutrition and introduces sleep habits. Week 5 returns to label reading and cultivates present moment awareness. Week 6 ties everything together. Laurie’s intention is to support students on the path to their health goals while fostering community and encouraging transformation. The fee for the full series is $225, and makeup classes are not available for missed sessions.

At Open Doors Yoga Studios Weymouth, this six class series introduces the fundamentals of a vinyasa practice. Participants learn essential poses, including Sun Salutations, and explore the importance of breath. The series covers alignment and modifications and highlights safe ways to enter and move through poses to support steady progress. The cost is $125 for the full series, and makeup classes are not offered.

Roxette performs live at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Massachusetts.

A family fall campout takes place at Normandy Farms Family Camping Resort in Foxboro, Massachusetts. Reservations are made directly with Normandy Farms.

Led by Dr. Isabel McQuattie, a top Invisalign provider, this event features significant savings on clear aligner treatment, including up to $1,000 off for accepted cases. Attendees receive a free consultation and digital iTero scans to show progress before and after, and flexible financing is available. Snacks and refreshments will be provided, take-home goodie bags are included, and prize drawings add to the fun. Reservations are required, and the discount is available for a limited time.

Hosted by the Holbrook Public Library Foundation at Holbrook Public Library, the fourth annual mini golf event turns the building into an 18-hole course enhanced with LED lighting. Play is free for all patrons.

Foo brings a high-energy tribute to the Foo Fighters, setting the stage for a night of big rock sounds. The band’s leader resembles Dave Grohl. Discounted advance tickets are available.

Enjoy a lively line dance fundraiser at the Weymouth Sons of Italy Lodge. The Braintree Ladies Lodge #1422 presents an evening with music and line dance lessons led by Steve Cavanaugh. Tickets are $15, and free parking is available. A cash bar will be open, and guests may bring their own snacks for their table since food and paper goods will not be provided. Tickets can be purchased in advance by calling Debbie at 617-653-1176 or Ruth-Ann at 617-308-7884. Tickets will also be available at the door, though advance purchase is recommended. Reserved tables are not available unless a full table of 10 is purchased in advance for $150.

Touch the Flame makes its first public appearance with a tribute to U2. The band features a lineup of highly skilled musicians who also perform in other celebrated tribute acts, and their talent has already drawn competition among agents eager to represent them. Proud of their roots, they are launching their debut performance in their own town. Discounted advance tickets are available.

Dan And Shay bring The Young Tour to Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Massachusetts for a live concert performance. Hear the duo on stage at this Mansfield venue.

Floydian Trip brings Pink Floyd’s music to the Norwood Theatre with meticulous detail, powerful sound, and clear reverence for the band’s legacy. Formed in 2022, this seven-piece ensemble has built a reputation for live shows that capture both the scale and emotion of the originals. The program, Echoes Through Time: From the Piper to the Bell, traces the full journey from the early psychedelic period through the era-defining records of the 1970s and into the expansive, reflective soundscapes of later years. Drawing on official sources and rare bootlegs, the group recreates the atmosphere and intensity of classic tours with precision. Named Best Band in the 2025 Best of Hartford readers poll, they balance signature hits with deeper cuts to create a concert that welcomes devoted fans and curious newcomers alike.

The 2026 Boston Walk for Apraxia brings the community together at Houghton’s Pond Recreation Area, Site 5 to celebrate Apraxia Stars and the progress they make every day. Registration is free, and participants can work toward fundraising incentives. Registered walkers who raise $50 receive the official 2026 Walk for Apraxia t-shirt. Registered Apraxia Stars receive a free shirt and medal, and those attending are honored individually with a t-shirt, medal, and certificate. The event is planned as a safe, fun, and memorable experience for teams of supporters. Funds raised benefit Apraxia Kids, supporting programs that educate professionals and families, build community engagement and outreach, and advance advocacy and research. The Walk connects parents, family members, and professionals, raises awareness of childhood apraxia of speech, and offers a welcoming space where every Apraxia Star and their family feel understood and supported.

The 5th annual Abington C.O.P.E.S. 5K Road Race and Walk at Woodsdale School brings the community together for a family-friendly event that welcomes both runners and walkers. Proceeds strengthen local wellness efforts by funding youth substance use prevention and assistance for community members in need. Early bird registration is $30.

Browse a vinyl record fair paired with a vintage market, featuring not only records but also CDs, DVDs, T-shirts, posters, books, pins, stickers, and other music goods. The selection spans all music styles.

An intimate in-person group reading with medium Julie takes place at The Brook Kitchen and Tap Holbrook. Julie shares messages from loved ones who have passed, offering comfort, validation, and guidance, while also teaching practical ways to recognize and strengthen your own connection. The gathering is kept small to reach as many participants as possible, though individual readings are not guaranteed, as the flow of messages cannot be predetermined. The experience concludes with either a brief Q&A or a calming healing meditation, along with tips for continuing to connect with those on the other side. Seating is limited to 28 tickets. Check-in occurs before the program begins, and seating is first come, first served. Guests are seated at tables in a private function room with a server and bar, and food and beverages can be ordered from your table. Tickets are nonrefundable. If a reschedule is necessary for reasons such as weather, tickets will be automatically transferred to a new date set by the organizer. Ages 14 and up unless otherwise approved by the organizer. For entertainment purposes only. If you have had recent COVID-19 symptoms or exposure, please refrain from attending and transfer your ticket to a family member or friend.

Bryson Tiller performs live at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, MA.

Ed Sheeran brings the LOOP Tour to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts for a live concert.

A lively showcase of music with plenty to enjoy. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and lots of tunes.

Team up with your CF bestie for a two-person, same sex partner competition designed to put teamwork and fitness to the test. Look for three partner-style workouts plus one floater, with full workout details to be shared as the event approaches. RX standards may include movements commonly seen in the Open, with S2OH at 135/95, deadlifts at 225/155, clean or snatch at 135/95, dumbbells at 50/35, HSPU, wall walks, wall balls at 20/14, double unders, and box jumps at 24/20. The Scaled division features S2OH at 95/65, deadlifts at 155/105, clean or snatch at 95/65, dumbbells at 35/25, hand release push ups, wall balls at 14/10, and box step ups at 20.

Learn the craft of fusing powdered glass to metal in a hands-on enameling workshop focused on jewelry. Guided by instructors Juliet Cocca and Beth McGavock, participants will create pendants and earrings while practicing safe operation of a kiln heated to around 1500 degrees. Sessions explore dusting colored enamel onto copper, working with stencils and decals, using sgraffito to scratch through a top layer to reveal the color beneath, and painting with enamels. Everyone will finish multiple pieces to take home. No prior jewelry experience is required. Tuition is $250 plus a $45 material fee.

A neighborhood tradition returns for an afternoon where porches, yards, and driveways turn into casual stages for live music. This milestone year marks the 10th calendar anniversary since its founding and the ninth in-person edition following the 2020 gap year, and it is recognized as the fourth-oldest Porchfest tradition in Massachusetts. Attendees can bring friends, family, and a lawn chair, then stroll from band to band to enjoy a wide range of performances. The festival takes place rain or shine, and if the weather turns, hosts shift sets to covered porches, tents, or open garages, so a poncho or umbrella can be handy. Several local food vendors will serve throughout the day, and public portable restrooms will be available at Shields Park. This is a grassroots, community-funded celebration with no corporate sponsorships. Official T-shirts priced at $20 help sustain the event and will be available from volunteer street teams beforehand and at the main merchandise tables on the day. The familiar neighborhood layout returns, and an interactive schedule, performer list, and downloadable maps will be shared as the date approaches.

Take care of your dog’s paws at this monthly nail trim clinic at Tractor Supply in Holbrook. Choose a quick nail trim or a dremel file for smooth edges for $15. All dogs must be up to date on their rabies vaccine, and no appointment is needed. If your dog is reactive or needs extra space, call or text 774-520-7310 so accommodations can be made. Cash, card, and Venmo are accepted.

Ed Sheeran will perform in Foxborough, Massachusetts as part of his 2026 North American tour. Fans in New England and the Boston area can catch this stop close to home.

Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts hosts a multi-artist concert featuring Ed Sheeran, Macklemore, Lukas Graham, and Aaron Rowe. The lineup brings these performers together on one stage for a stadium-scale music event.

DeadBeat, a tribute to the Grateful Dead, returns to the Magic Room for an eleventh appearance. The venue’s most-booked band has already played there ten times, and previous shows have sold out. Early ticket purchase is encouraged, and buying in advance saves money.

An appearance by KRUSH is planned at Harry's at Westgate Lanes in Brockton, Massachusetts.

A monthly gathering creates space for teens to slow down, focus on their breath, reflect on their experiences, and connect with peers. It features guided mindfulness exercises, open conversation, and practical skills that support mental wellness. Participants can explore tools that ease stress and burnout, strengthen overall well-being, and encourage more mindful daily habits. Open to ages 11 to 17. Registration is encouraged but not required, and walk-ins are welcome.

Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts hosts a concert featuring Zach Bryan, Gregory Alan Isakov, and Gabriella Rose.

Wicked Daughter returns to Westgate Lanes, Pub & Grill, Arcade & Billiards with a tribute set dedicated to Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots. The performance features well known singles and deeper cuts from both bands, plus additional grunge and classic rock tracks.

Pre-registration and sponsorship opportunities are open. Walk-ins are welcome to attend and enjoy food, raffles, and entertainment. More information is available through the shared links, and support for the event is appreciated.

Ambrosia Events hosts an evening of Garba with Jigardan Gadhavi, filled with lively rhythms, energetic dancing, and a festive atmosphere. Expect continuous music, colorful moves, and a celebratory crowd as the floor comes alive for a night of traditional dance and upbeat vibes.

Enjoy a live stand-up showcase at 10th District Brewing Company with a different roster of comedians at each performance. Produced by Next Stop Comedy, the show highlights performers who have appeared on TV and been featured on podcasts. Expect a constantly changing lineup and an evening of laughs in a brewery setting.

An evening of inspiration, entertainment, networking, and dancing awaits, featuring a thoughtfully curated dinner that blends rich flavors with bold creativity and an open bar pouring signature cocktails alongside beloved classics. A live auction adds excitement with one of a kind items and exclusive experiences. Throughout the night, interactive moments highlight programs in India and the impact they create. Expect live performances, plenty of time on the dance floor, and high energy entertainment from start to finish. The atmosphere encourages meaningful connections with like minded change makers brought together by a shared purpose.

This event features Invisalign® treatment with Dr. Clark Smith, a top provider, and offers up to $1000 off on accepted treatment. Attendees receive a complimentary consultation and an iTero® digital scan with before and after visuals, and financing options are available. Snacks and refreshments will be provided, goodie bags will be available, and participants can enter for a chance to win ZOOM® take-home teeth whitening and a Sonicare® toothbrush. Reservations are required.

Caregivers supporting a pet through cancer can find understanding and encouragement at a free, in-person support group. The gatherings are led by social worker Jennifer Scanlon and veterinary oncologist Dr. Meredith Gumash, creating a safe place to share stories, exchange experiences, and connect with others who truly understand this emotional journey. Registration is required. For registration details, call 781-337-6622. Open to all.

The Foodie Beauties of Houston present a girls getaway at EPCOT in Walt Disney World Resort, Orlando, centered on Disney’s International Food & Wine Festival. Attendees can savor cuisine from across the globe, enjoy wine tastings and specialty cocktails, and take on a globe-trotting drinks challenge. The experience features professional photo moments, coordinating Foodie Beauties shirts, Mickey ears and Disney-inspired fashion, along with entertainment and fireworks throughout the resort. Designed for Disney fans, food lovers, and wine enthusiasts, this trip focuses on sisterhood, laughter, and lasting memories. Space is limited, payment plans are available, and group activities are included. Registration details will be shared soon.

The annual craft fair at Norwood High School brings together many vendors and provides a simple way to kick off holiday shopping. Among the booths, one table will feature handmade decorative pillows and gazebo houses. Those seeking information about vendor spots should reach out to Norwood High School, as the person sharing these details is a participating crafter and not the organizer.

Discover how sound can support healing in an immersive, two-part training that blends historical context with modern science. The first module traces the story of sound and vibration from ancient times to the present while covering foundational concepts such as vibration, frequency, and brainwave patterns. It also examines how quantum principles relate to five states of being in a healing framework. The second module focuses on Himalayan metal instruments and crystal tools, exploring their spiritual roots, chakra-balancing applications, playing techniques, and practical use as therapeutic interventions for anxiety, trauma, and other emotional and physical challenges. Participants learn how to guide a typical sound healing session and develop effective approaches for client work. Detailed handouts and research-based resources are included, and a certificate of completion is provided. There is a midday lunch break. The training is led by sound healer Lori Fitzpatrick, who studied at the Sage Academy of Sound in Woodstock, New York, with Lea Garnier, John Beaulieu, and Don Conreux. Her background includes extensive work with Himalayan metals, gongs, crystals, and foundational sound healing modalities in sacred ceremony. She is a certified yoga instructor, a reiki practitioner, and a licensed occupational therapist with more than 25 years of experience.

Heartbreaker returns to Magic Room, back as a crowd favorite. Their shows are known to fill the venue, and discounted advance tickets are available.

19th Nervous Breakdown brings its Rolling Stones tribute back to The Next Page Cafe in Weymouth, MA. Since 2017, the band has been the number one local Rolling Stones tribute across New England, New York, and southern Canada, with more than 300 performances celebrating the music. The show features a Jagger-like frontman and a stage and sound that echo the band’s 1978 era. Cover charge is $5.

Recognized as a top touring Barry Manilow tribute, Daybreak is led by veteran musician and pianist Joe Hite. Backed by an eight-piece ensemble, the performance brings the rich orchestrations and emotional nuance of Manilow’s original studio recordings to life onstage.

Kids can trunk or treat while lively cover songs create a festive Halloween soundtrack. It pairs candy collecting with music for a lighthearted celebration.

This in-person group reading features Julie, a medium who shares messages from loved ones who have passed, offering comfort and clear signs of continued love, guidance, and support. She also shows participants how to notice and build their own connection with the other side. Group size is intentionally small so she can reach as many people as possible, though a personal reading for every attendee is not guaranteed. The experience wraps up with either a brief Q&A or a soothing healing meditation, along with practical guidance on connecting with your own loved ones. Seating is first come, first served at The Brook Kitchen and Tap Holbrook, with table seating in a private function room and service from a server and bar. Food and beverages may be ordered at your table. Attendance is limited to 28 guests. Tickets are nonrefundable, and if a reschedule is needed for reasons such as weather, tickets will be transferred to the new date set by the organizer. Ages 14 and older unless otherwise approved by the organizer. For entertainment purposes only. If you have had recent COVID-19 symptoms or exposure, please refrain from attending and transfer your ticket to a family member or friend.

At Brockton Public Library, this monthly workshop offers teens a calm place to slow down, reflect, and connect with peers. Sessions include gentle guided activities, open conversation, and practical techniques that support mental well-being. The focus is on easing stress and burnout, improving overall health, and building mindful habits for everyday life. Open to ages 11 to 17. Registration is optional, and drop-ins are welcome.

A late-season MLS clash brings the New York Red Bulls and the New England Revolution to Gillette Stadium. As two Eastern Conference sides familiar with each other, this meeting carries high stakes and the kind of competitive edge where momentum can swing in an instant.

At Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, the Navy Midshipmen take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in a football matchup rooted in a long competitive history and clear-cut team identities. The neutral site setting heightens the high profile atmosphere, with tradition and disciplined play at the forefront.

Enjoy a live music performance with the immediacy and energy of sound created right in the moment.

Featuring Dr. Clark Smith, a leading Invisalign provider, this event offers savings up to $1,000 on accepted treatment. Attendees receive a complimentary consultation and before-and-after iTero digital scans, and financing options are available. Enjoy snacks and refreshments, take home a goodie bag, and enter for a chance to win Zoom take-home teeth whitening and a Sonicare toothbrush. Reservations are required and can be made by calling 781-848-4041.

Find practical ways to cultivate calm and steadiness in a mindfulness workshop designed to support everyday wellbeing. Sessions combine guided meditation, pranayama breathwork, and a soothing sound bath to create space to slow down, reset, and reconnect with yourself. Whether you are just beginning or already have a practice, the format meets you at your level. Adults are welcome, and no experience is necessary.

Settle in for a multi-day scrapbooking, card-making, and crafting retreat at the Hilton Boston Dedham near Legacy Place. The $305 registration includes a personal six-foot crafting space with a power outlet, plenty of creative time, two dinners, one breakfast, and a tasty treat. Every attendee receives a welcome gift, and prizes are part of the fun all weekend, with chances to earn additional raffle tickets and grand drawings at the close of the event. On-site retail shops will be open, optional classes are available, and complimentary demos are offered. A hotel group rate of $122 plus taxes is available, and a $95 deposit reserves a spot.

Positive Impact Taekwondo presents the fifth Rising Stars competition at Pierce Middle School, created for beginner and intermediate practitioners who are beginning their journey as competitors. Events include board breaking, forms, and KP&P sparring. For KP&P sparring, sensor socks are required for black belts only. For questions, please contact the organizers.

This monthly workshop offers a calming blend of nervous system education, guided somatic exploration, and yoga integration designed to bring steadiness in unstable times. It frames anxiety, overwhelm, urgency, and shutdown as natural physiological patterns rather than personal shortcomings, and shares ways to work with what the body is already doing. The first session focuses on sympathetic activation through the element of fire, the driving energy that can surface as anxiety, restlessness, and reactivity. The experience begins with guidance from Nicole Henley, Soul Alchemist, followed by an integrated yoga practice with Kerry Ann McCarthy. No prior experience is needed. Simply bring yourself.

After a long wait, a high-energy tribute to Led Zeppelin returns to Magic Room. Past performances have filled the venue, and discounted advance tickets are being offered.

Presented on the closing day of Historic New England’s exhibition Myth & Memory: Stories of the American Revolution, this program traces the lives of people on the home front as they faced the hardships and sacrifices of the struggle for independence. Ampersand, a trio, blends vocal harmonies with the sounds of mandolin, bouzouki, hammered dulcimer, and penny whistles to highlight the early sparks of revolution and the perspectives of colonists from different backgrounds. The set features music shared by soldiers from both sides of the conflict, a fiddle tune composed by an enslaved person, and protest songs from the period.

Celebrate the season at the last market of 2026, where farmers and vendors offer gift baskets and specialty foods for a holiday harvest table. Enjoy a complimentary horse-drawn hayride, take in local music, and soak up the good cheer.

Vendors are still being accepted for this event, with space for crafters, candle makers, jewelry designers, signs and home decor, food trucks, artisans, crochet and other handmade items, baked goods, face painting, and non profit organizations, along with other categories. To apply, send a message through Messenger with details about what you sell.

Celebrate the season with a plants and brews gathering at Castle Island Brewing Co., a festive chance to wrap up gift shopping for the plant lovers in your life while you enjoy a brew. Families and dogs are welcome, and the event is fully indoors.

Boogie Wonder Band brings its high-energy disco spectacular to Norwood Theatre, backed by more than 3,500 performances around the globe. The group has toured through Canada, the Bahamas, Bermuda, Cuba, China, Macao, Italy, Ecuador, Hawaii, Monaco, France, Japan, India and cities across the United States, lighting up casinos, theatres, festivals and renowned clubs including New York’s Cutting Room, Los Angeles’ Whisky a Go Go and Brooklyn Bowl in Las Vegas. Fresh from releasing the album Disco Honey and a national TV appearance showcasing the latest single, the band continues to thrill on landmark music cruises with multiple stints on the Disco Cruise and the ’70s Rock & Romance Cruise, and in collaborations with orchestras such as the Utah Symphony. Expect a night of glittering grooves that salutes disco’s past, celebrates its present and keeps the dance-floor spirit alive.

Experience an in person group reading with medium Julie at The Brook Kitchen and Tap Holbrook. She focuses on helping participants feel the continued love and support of relatives and friends who have passed, sharing messages that many find meaningful and validating. Along the way she also explains simple ways to notice your own signs and build a personal connection with the other side. Group size is intentionally small to reach as many people as possible, yet individual readings are not guaranteed since the flow of the session is guided by Spirit. The gathering typically concludes with a brief Q and A or a calming meditation, plus tips for staying connected to loved ones. Seating is first come first served. The event takes place in a cozy private function room with table service and a bar, and food and drinks may be ordered at your table. Capacity is limited to 28 seats. If you have recent COVID 19 symptoms or exposure, please do not attend and consider transferring your ticket to a friend or family member. Tickets are nonrefundable. If a postponement is required for reasons such as weather, tickets are moved to the new date selected by the organizer. Recommended for ages 14 and up unless otherwise approved by the organizer. For entertainment purposes only.