Events in Tewksbury today

Enjoy a lively session at Whitelam Books that blends storytelling with creative movement, led by Daisy. Participants can experience a mix of beloved and new books while getting moving in a playful, engaging way.

At Dandis Ice Cream in Reading, MA, 10 percent of every purchase will automatically be directed to the Birch Meadow PTO. These funds support enrichment such as field trips, bussing, field day, and teacher appreciation. It is the PTO’s first event of the 26-27 school year, with Dandis Ice Cream serving as the host.

The courtyard at Lawrence Public Library hosts an easygoing mix of live music, board games, complimentary arts and crafts, karaoke, and visiting food trucks. Friends, families, and dogs are welcome. Admission is free and open to all.

Guided by Lisa Jones, a Conscious Breathing Practitioner, this in-person breathwork workshop invites participants to explore conscious, connected breathing as a path to deeper self awareness. The session introduces practices intended to open expanded states of awareness and a sense of inner knowing. The approach focuses on releasing outdated subconscious patterns and beliefs, allowing long held emotions to surface in a supportive environment, with the aim of fostering healing and a more free, vibrant and purposeful life. Participants learn why healthy breathing matters and how their breath reflects what is happening in life, with practical guidance to shift individual patterns toward a more optimal state. Each class includes an informative introduction, about an hour immersed in a guided breathwork journey, and time afterward to debrief and receive insights from Lisa. For comfort and preparation, plan to avoid eating for at least two hours beforehand or keep it light if needed, arrive well hydrated, wear clothing that is loose around the abdomen, and bring a blanket, yoga mat and pillow.

DJ Trivia hosts an interactive trivia night at Casa Blanca Mexican Restaurant in Methuen, MA. Teams compete for prizes awarded to the top three, and guests can enjoy food while they play. It is a friendly way to spend time with friends and meet new people.

At Casa Blanca Mexican Restaurant in Wilmington, bingo gets a musical makeover. Numbers give way to songs, and you can play on paper or right from your phone. As each track plays, mark your card, sing along, tap your feet, and you might even end up dancing.

Put your knowledge to the test with DJ Trivia at Casa Blanca Mexican Restaurant in North Billerica. This interactive game awards prizes to the top three teams. Enjoy food while you play, team up with friends, and meet new people.

Enjoy a musical spin on classic bingo at Bada Bing Bada Boom. Numbers are swapped for songs, and you can play with a paper card or on your phone. As the tracks roll, expect toe tapping, sing-alongs, and maybe even a little dancing.

Facilitated by Susan Campbell, this introductory gathering lays the foundation for a monthly circle. Participants share food, engage in guided conversations about spirituality and equality, take part in a short meditation, tell their stories, and may include simple chanting. Voices lifted together focus on raising collective energy. The circle is designed as a welcoming space for authentic self expression, helping one another see from new perspectives and fostering a sense of belonging through shared wisdom and experience. Rooted in a long tradition of circles, it offers a pathway for growth, empowerment, and transformation. The spirit of the event affirms the vital role women play in this moment and encourages building a community where connection and light can shine for all.

Discover the Tewksbury Community Market in the parking area behind the Recreation Center. Each market date features a rotating selection of 25 to 30 participants drawn from a roster of more than 70 vendors, including food trucks, farms, prepared foods, artisans and crafters, and community nonprofits. Visitors can also enjoy the amenities at Livingston Park, which include a splash pad, playground, skate park, tennis courts with pickleball lines, basketball courts, ball fields, an exercise court, a pavilion, and a free little library. Parking is available in five nearby lots, with options across the street by the football fields and next to the playground, plus a small number of marked accessible spaces in front of the Recreation Center.

Unwind with a calming weaving experience that encourages a steady rhythm at the loom. Work on handlooms in a serene setting, with instructors available to guide first-time weavers while experienced participants experiment with pattern options. Open to ages 16 and up. Each workshop date offers two one-hour sessions to choose from. This free program is part of the Tsongas Industrial History Center 35th anniversary in partnership with Lowell National Historical Park. To reserve a place, call 978-970-5000 or email TIHC@uml.edu and include your name, the number of people attending, and which session you prefer.

Live music fills The Green as part of 3rd Ave’s outdoor concert series featuring local performers. This installment showcases Lunatic Neighbor. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to relax on the grass, or listen from one of the restaurant patios along 3rd Ave. The series runs on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, plus one Wednesday each month from May to September.

DJ Trivia hosts an interactive trivia night at Casa Blanca Mexican Restaurant in Wilmington, MA, where teams compete for prizes awarded to the top three. Enjoy food, bring friends, and meet new people.

Twice a month, Salsa-in Lowell students and friends gather at Sahel Restaurant for an evening devoted to salsa. The night starts with a salsa class and continues with a dance social featuring music selected by Franswa. Admission and the lesson are free. Sahel generously provides the space, and attendees are encouraged to support the restaurant by ordering a drink or sampling the menu. Arriving early can help secure a table or a seat at the bar.

The farmers market returns to the front lawn. Shoppers can pay with SNAP EBT/food stamps, debit, credit, or cash, and GWL market coupons, WIC, and senior farmers market coupons are also accepted. Interested vendors can contact Groundwork Lawrence for participation details.

Begin your Latin dance journey with a beginner-friendly Cha Cha class created for adults. The session focuses on building rhythm, clean footwork, strong posture, coordination, body control, confidence, and solid Latin technique. No prior dance experience or partner is needed. Step by step, you will explore Cha Cha fundamentals such as timing and weight changes, practice lock steps and precise foot pressure, develop full-body coordination, and put everything together in simple combinations.

12 BARZ Band returns to Lawrence for the Feast of the 3 Saints. This appearance marks the band’s return to the celebration.

Explore the Ba Gua Zhang method of Lu Shui-Tian through training that treats traditional Chinese martial arts as a complete system. Instruction goes beyond choreography to emphasize internal principles, refined body mechanics, partner practice, and real-world application. Sessions highlight functional movement with partner drills, structural alignment, agile footwork, power development, timing, sensitivity, and martial use. Rooted in Ba Gua Zhang teachings and philosophy, the training builds balance, awareness, adaptability, discipline, and an integrated whole-body connection. Classes incorporate Ba Gua Zhang, Qi Gong, conditioning, stance work, forms, and partner application to foster both inner development and practical skill. Whether the aim is self-defense, honoring living tradition, physical conditioning, or personal growth, the emphasis is on turning classical methods into reliable skill and clear understanding. Guests are welcome.

Discover Lowell’s historic district on a 90 to 110 minute walking tour focused on recorded events, reported experiences, and local history. Groups are small, tours are offered on weekends, and booking in advance is recommended.

The Foo Family presents a tribute to the Foo Fighters, mixing songs from the band’s catalog with live covers the Foo Fighters are known to perform, plus tracks tied to the same musical circle such as Nirvana and Queens of the Stone Age. The lineup features Xavier, 16, on drums and vocals, who began gigging at 12. Olivia, 11, plays guitar and sings and has been performing since she was 9.

Wicked Daughter, a tribute to Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots, brings a lively grunge and classic rock performance to Pinehurst Tavern. The set features well-known songs from both bands along with additional 90s alternative and classic rock selections.

Enjoy a free, all-levels bootcamp-style workout on the Burlington Town Common led by Kris Fabbri, founder of Shift Studios. This community session is open to all, welcomes every ability, and encourages friends and families to take part. Come ready to move, connect, and have fun together.

C.H.O.W., short for Community Honoring Our Warriors, is a welcoming meal-time gathering that reflects the military meaning of chow as a chance to come together, swap stories, and support one another. Veterans are welcome to attend for lunch or dinner with a spouse, family member, friend, or fellow veteran, and guests are encouraged. A dedicated veteran menu is available for both lunch and dinner; veterans can identify themselves to request the C.H.O.W. menu and may use their standard veteran discount. Built on camaraderie, honor, and outreach for warriors, the focus is on conversation, community, and shared experience.

At Casa Blanca Mexican Restaurant in North Billerica, DJ Bingo offers a music-based twist on classic bingo. Numbers are replaced by songs, and players mark their squares on paper cards or on their phones. As each track plays, participants tap their feet, sing along, and might even get up to dance. It pairs the familiar feel of bingo with a playlist-driven experience.