Free events in Taunton, MA

The 7th annual Eustis Estate Fine Arts and Crafts Market brings together regional artisans for an outdoor marketplace filled with original, handmade pieces across many mediums. Admission and parking are free, and it runs rain or shine. During the market, entry to the Eustis Estate house museum is complimentary, where the exhibition Myth and Memory: Stories of the American Revolution is on view. The setting is outdoors and may include uneven terrain, so comfortable footwear is recommended.

Families who dine in at Mamma Mia's Kingston on Wednesdays can enjoy a complimentary kids meal with the purchase of an adult entrée. This offer is available during both lunch and dinner.

Parents of toddlers who love to move can explore dance at Dance Clinic with classes designed just for ages 2 and 3. A complimentary trial class is available. Lessons blend songs, creative movement, and imaginative play to build confidence, coordination, listening skills, independence, and friendships in a supportive setting. Families can choose a non-recital option with no costumes or stage commitments, or select a recital program that includes a costume and a live stage performance. Space is limited each season.

Central Square Congregational Church hosts the Bridgewater Food Pantry, serving residents of Bridgewater. It offers regular weekly hours along with an additional monthly opening, except on holidays. Anyone living in town is eligible with proof of address. If transportation is a concern, home delivery can be set up. For questions or to request delivery, contact the church office at (508) 697-6016 or office@csccucc.com. The pantry welcomes the community and provides support for those seeking food assistance.

Enjoy a day of Magic: The Gathering centered on the Commander format. Play is casual and free, and players can form their own pods and bring friends to the table. There is also an optional raffle with a $10 or higher entry. About one in four entrants wins, and another prize is added for every four participants, so the prize pool grows with attendance. If the raffle reaches 32 or more entrants, first place takes home a play booster box. The gathering typically draws 40 to 50 players, creating plenty of opportunities to meet new opponents and test different decks.

Neighbors come together at Riverside Park in Providence to care for the Greenway along the Woonasquatucket River while strengthening community connections. Volunteers pitch in on tasks like litter pickup, planting, weeding, and spreading mulch, helping to keep the multiuse trail, park space, playground, community garden, and bike camp area in great shape. Each gathering is guided by the River Ranger team, the Greenway’s maintenance crew, who provide direction and support. Work happens outdoors unless extreme weather requires cancellation. Please dress for outdoor projects with sun protection, long pants, and closed toe shoes. Bringing water and a snack is welcome, and all tools and equipment are provided. It is also a friendly way to meet neighbors and connect with fellow river stewards.

An inclusive open mic that welcomes performers of all ages and every kind of talent. Admission is free, with donations appreciated. The showcase features 10 performance spots, each up to 10 minutes, which keeps things moving. Audience members randomly draw the order of acts from the Oracle Ukulele, adding a playful twist to the show. It is a friendly setting for sharing skills and celebrating local creativity.

This welcoming yoga class is for people of every ability level, age, and body type. Explore benefits for body, mind, and emotions in weekly sessions led by Audra Andrade, a yogini living with low vision. The format is designed to be accessible for people who are blind or have low vision, and Audra cultivates a supportive setting where participants can thrive. Please bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and a hand towel. Complimentary admission is available for guests ages 18 to 21 with a valid ID presented at the front desk.

A Providence staple for more than thirty years, this blues jam is hosted by The Fillmore band. Admission is free.

A weekly story time paired with a hands-on craft welcomes participants of every age. This free program does not require registration, so you can simply drop in.

Karaoke takes center stage at Tulum Mexican Restaurant & Cantina, where guests can step up to the mic for everything from powerhouse ballads to 90s throwbacks. The atmosphere is lively, the food and cocktails keep the energy high, and there is no cover charge. Expect an upbeat night with big voices, plenty of singalongs, and a fun, music-filled vibe.

Each Friday features a friendly storytime with engaging read-alouds and hands-on crafts that nurture imagination and support early learning.

Capron Park in Attleboro hosts a relaxed picnic-style food truck gathering with more than a dozen vendors serving a variety of bites and drinks. Entry is free and no tickets are required, and guests simply purchase what they would like from trucks that accept cash, credit, and debit. Local bands provide live music to set the mood for all ages. Attendees can settle in on the lawn with chairs and blankets, set up a comfortable spot, and bring lawn games to share time with family and friends. Lot attendants will help with parking. For everyone’s comfort and safety, smoking, vaping, and e-cigarettes are not allowed, outside coolers with alcohol are prohibited, and pets are not encouraged. Please help by taking recyclable items home. This community event takes place in the flats of scenic Capron Park and is produced by PVD Food Truck Events. It is presented by the City of Attleboro and the Park Commission, together with The Samuel M. Stone and Ernest H. Augat Summer Concerts, with support from Be An Anchor DCYF Foster Care, Bank Newport, Beacon Bank, RI Unclaimed Property, Lincoln Tech, Good Vibes Beverages, RI Blogger, Sign Gypsies Ocean State, and Studio 10.

Celebrate the 2026 Attleboro Farmer's Market season in Attleboro, Massachusetts. This event spotlights the market's 2026 season.

The Sakonnet Writers Group offers a welcoming, drop-in space for adults 18 and older, supporting writers at every stage. Membership is free and open to the public. The group embraces a broad definition of writer... if you can put words on paper or a keyboard, your voice is welcome. Everyday experiences can spark material, whether a memory from early school days, a shift at work, or coaching a family member’s tee ball team. Participants explore stories, poems, comics, memoirs, and many other forms. Sessions are primarily prompt driven. A prompt is introduced and everyone writes on the spot, with occasional exercises. Sometimes a take home prompt is offered so pieces can be written between meetings and brought back to share the following month.

Free, community focused fun awaits at the Bridgewater Farmers Market in Bridgewater, MA. This gathering spotlights local businesses with a wide mix of vendors featuring handcrafted goods, tasty treats, and distinctive crafts. Visitors can stock up on weekly groceries, uncover one of a kind gifts, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere with options for all interests. Organized by Fire For Effect Foundation Inc., a local 501(c)(3) supporting veterans and first responders, the event pairs neighborhood shopping with a meaningful cause. Participation supports local vendors and contributes to efforts that help those who serve the community.

Gunpowder & Lead is back at Venus 3 with a night of classic rock. The set features favorite tunes, and the venue offers a menu and a roomy dance floor for plenty of dancing. There is no cover charge.