Events in Wellesley today

Created for children younger than 2, this play-centered group is led by occupational, physical, and speech therapists. Sessions bring infants and toddlers together for themed activities that encourage movement, early communication, and sensory growth. Families can meet one another while children explore at a pace that feels right for them, and everyone is welcomed as they are. Open to all families, siblings included, it suits a wide range of developmental needs and offers a warm, guided setting.

Casey LJ performs lively, family friendly acoustic cover songs at the Watertown farmers market.

This free summer concert spotlights Rebirth Brass Band, a GRAMMY-winning, internationally acclaimed standard-bearer of New Orleans brass band culture. The group delivers a high-energy blend of second line rhythms, jazz, funk, soul, and hip hop that lights up audiences. Their live show has drawn admiration across the music world, including praise from Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, who has described them as unbelievable and second to none. Supported in part by Global Arts Live BioMed Realty, Cambridge Arts, and the City of Cambridge.

Cousins Maine Lobster returns to Chestnut Hill Square with its food truck. Order at the truck with cash or any major credit card, or choose contactless ordering through the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app by setting Boston, MA as your location. The app accepts orders only during operating hours, and ordering may pause during peak demand so the team can uphold product quality and deliver the familiar CML experience.

Widely regarded as one of cinema’s finest achievements, Bicycle Thieves is an Academy Award winner directed by Vittorio De Sica that helped define its era. Set in postwar Rome during hard times, it follows a man on the first day of a new job that could lift his struggling family, only to have the bicycle he relies on for work stolen. With his young son beside him, he sets out to find the culprit. Spare in design yet deep in human understanding, this touchstone of Italian neorealism is noted for emotional clarity, social rectitude, and unflinching honesty.

Magic Room presents a double bill as Old Tom and the Lookouts perform with special guests The Holy Rollers. This will be The Holy Rollers' first appearance at Magic Room. The Boston folk rock outfit draws on influences such as Mumford and Sons, Wilco, and Frightened Rabbit, and they are inspired by artists including Bruce Springsteen, Counting Crows, Brandi Carlile, Van Morrisson, The Band, and Patti Smith. Past performances include Club Passim, Toad, The Plough and Stars, Off the Rails, Vincent's, and City Winery in Massachusetts, Wally's, The Press Room, and Music Hall Lounge in New Hampshire, Sleepwalk and Pete's Candy Store in New York City, Skylark Lounge and Bobcat Club in Colorado, and Ortlieb's, City Winery, and The Poetry Lounge in Pennsylvania.

The Norwood Theatre hosts The Beautiful Losers for a tribute to Bob Seger, featuring an all-star lineup and a special nod to South Shore fans. Lead vocalist Devin Cordeiro brings experience from Last Laugh. Drummer David Stefanelli adds a long list of credits that includes Robert Ellis Orrall, RTZ with Brad Delp and Barry Goudreau formerly of the band Boston, Peter Wolf's Houseparty 5 of the J. Geils Band, and Sully Erna of Godsmack. David Ayotte contributes sax and vocals from The Continentals, alongside Carl Ayotte on sax, guitar, and vocals from All Summer Long and Captain Morgan & The Rum Runners. Steve Baker handles keyboards with background in BeatleJuice with Brad Delp of Boston, Fortune, and Ben Orr of The Cars. Nate Comp plays guitar and sings with roots in Craving Lucy and Rotten Apple. Kevin Elder anchors the bass from Last Laugh and Groove Alliance. Bill Plourde adds guitar and vocals with ties to Fortune and Tangerine.

Middle East Restaurant and Nightclub hosts Kiki at the Corner: TROLLS Pt. 2 with guest DJ A-Ok Steve.

A welcoming class for adult beginners focused on building rhythm, refining footwork, improving posture, and developing coordination, body control, confidence, and overall Latin dance technique. No prior dance experience or partner is needed. Participants progress step by step through Cha Cha fundamentals, including timing and weight transfer, along with lock steps, proper foot pressure, and practical body coordination. Simple combinations tie everything together so new dancers can move comfortably and confidently.

Each week, this farmers market brings together more than 35 vendors with a wide selection that includes fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, meat, dairy, seafood, baked goods, coffee, and more. The market is held rain or shine.

Look for this participant at the Waltham Farmers Market during the summer. For specific appearance times, check the event schedule. A mailing list is available for updates.

Emarosa brings the High Horse Heaven Tour to Sonia with VEAUX and dreamfone. This all ages show offers $30 advance tickets and $35 day of show pricing. Smoking and vaping are not allowed inside. The venue also advertises a dine and skip the line option.

Ease into the month with a soothing sound experience in a jungle-themed setting where singing bowls blend with music generated from plant frequencies. Comfortable seating is available, and attendees may bring a mat, something to write in, a friend, or simply come solo.