Events in Weymouth, MA

The South Shore Card Show debuts at Maria Weston Chapman Middle School with more than 150 vendor tables, bringing collectors and enthusiasts together in one place. Explore Pokémon and sports cards, trading card games, comics, vintage collectibles, memorabilia, sealed products, and a variety of gaming items. A limited Founding Vendor roster is reserved for the first 20 approved sellers and includes discounted rates plus guaranteed vendor access for future shows. Admission options include a $10 early bird ticket and $5 general entry, and children 12 and under are admitted free. Tickets are available at the door or in advance on Eventbrite.

A tribute to Elvis takes the spotlight, marking the 49th anniversary of his passing.

Hosted by the National Association of Social Workers, Massachusetts Chapter, this evening at Fenway Park brings together mental health professionals and graduate students for conversation and connection. Meet fellow counselors, therapists, and social workers during a networking gathering on the Sam Adams Deck before the game, then enjoy a relaxed night cheering for the hometown team. Additional event details will be shared.

Kids ages 6 to 13 spend the day moving, climbing, and problem solving through a blend of ninja challenges, obstacle training, rock climbing, team building, and supervised open gym. Activities may include classics like Floor Is Lava, Ninja vs. Ninja, solo courses, tug of war, balance line tic-tac-toe, 4 square, and more. With experienced coaches creating a safe, encouraging setting, campers stay active, grow their confidence, and form friendships while having plenty of fun.

Old Colony YMCA presents a free summer experience for teens ages 12 to 18 at its Brockton Branch. The program offers a safe, creative space to connect with peers, explore new skills, and express themselves through art while building community. Activities may include painting and other visual arts, hands-on creative projects, team activities, and community outings, with opportunities for social connection and leadership. Registration is required. For more information, call 508-583-2155.

Seach Summer PlayDays offers Seach families a simple weekly meetup on the William Seach Elementary playground. Enjoy open play on the playground and fields, bubbles, easy games, and laid-back activities that help kids have fun while families connect. The environment is welcoming, with no registration, commitment, or pressure. Bringing a blanket and some snacks is encouraged so everyone can relax together while the children run and play. Created to keep school friendships strong through the summer, this casual gathering keeps the community connected.

Reconnect with your energy in a gentle class focused on Qigong. Through accessible breathing techniques designed to awaken Qi, the body's life force, along with soft stretching, warm-ups, and standing postures, you will explore flowing sequences inspired by the Five Elements of metal, water, wood, fire, and earth to encourage balanced circulation throughout the body. Coordinating breath with movement can relieve muscular tension, build physical and emotional vitality, quiet the mind, and nurture a sense of inner connection. Suitable for every fitness level. The fee is $10, payable at the door.

The final night of the Town of Weymouth’s 2026 Summer Concert Series features Studio Two, a Beatles tribute focused on the band’s early years with songs from before Sgt. Pepper. The group is touring in honor of the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ arrival in America and has been named New England’s best Beatles tribute by The British Beer Company. Food will be available from Thyme Traveling Food Truck and Ellie’s Treats. Sponsors include Coastal Heritage Bank, HawkVisuals, VIP Coach/Town Taxi, South Shore Health, and Fuel America Weymouth.

Ease back into your routine with a blend of yoga paired with sound healing at Nickerson Post. This session focuses on building strength and flexibility while helping to release stress and tension. Experience mindful movement complemented by restorative sound for a calm, welcoming atmosphere.

The Colonial Road Runners host a weekly Wednesday fun run in DW Field Park, offering a 3.55-mile route or a 2.2-mile option. Registration is $2.00, and both check-in and the start and finish are at the Pentangle parking lot. Open to the public.

Fans of the Shrek films can put their knowledge to the test at a themed trivia night covering movies 1 through 4. The event takes place at Tommy Doyle’s at Sidelines in Brockton. Expect questions about ogres, chatty donkeys, and the rest of the fairy tale crew, with plenty of laughs, nostalgia, and friendly competition. A fully charged phone is recommended for play, and dressing up is welcome.

Created for parents and caregivers with infants who have not yet started crawling, this series offers a warm place to connect, share experiences, and build community. Each meeting starts with a brief centering exercise, moves into a guided conversation about shared journeys, and allows time for open dialogue in a caring, nonjudgmental setting. Simple strategies for easing stress and supporting personal well-being are introduced. Registration is required, the program spans four weeks, and participants are encouraged to attend the entire series. This offering is specifically for adults with infants who are not yet crawling, and siblings are not included. This program is funded by the Coordinated Family and Community Engagement (CFCE) grant awarded to the Quincy Braintree Family Network by the Department of Early Education and Care. The Quincy Braintree Family Network is a program of Quincy Community Action Programs, Inc.

Starting school can stir up a lot of emotions. This free, hands-on mindfulness session welcomes children about to begin kindergarten along with their parents or caregivers. Through gentle movement, easy breathing practices, and calming activities, families learn simple tools for managing stress, navigating feelings, easing worries, and building confidence for this important milestone. Adults and children participate side by side, creating a shared experience that emphasizes connection and support. This program is made possible by the Coordinated Family and Community Engagement grant awarded to the Quincy Braintree Family Network by the Department of Early Education and Care. The Quincy Braintree Family Network is a program of Quincy Community Action Programs, Inc.

This summer features family-friendly Thursday evening activities at participating Old Colony YMCA branches in Brockton, Easton, East Bridgewater, Middleboro, Plymouth, Stoughton, and Taunton. Highlights include board game nights, trivia nights, and more, with additional events added as the season progresses.

An in-person support group for people caring for pets with cancer offers a place to talk openly, share stories, and connect with others who understand the emotional challenges of this journey. Sessions are guided by social worker Jennifer Scanlon and veterinary oncologist Dr. Meredith Gumash, creating a compassionate environment throughout. Attendance is free, but registration is required. For registration details, call 781-337-6622. All are welcome.

Sporcle's Opinionation will be held at Cape Cod Cafe Pizza.

At Weymouth Town Hall, Car Seat Fridays features certified child passenger safety technicians from the Weymouth Health Department who provide walk-in car seat installations and thorough safety checks. Families receive guidance on selecting the right seat for their child’s size and help ensuring it is installed correctly, addressing common areas of confusion that can lead to misuse. No appointment is needed. If another day is preferred, the Health Department can arrange an appointment. Assistance may be available for eligible families who are unable to afford a car seat.

Cabral Family Farm appears at the Brockton Farmers Market with an assortment of fresh produce and farm-fresh, cage-free unwashed eggs available weekly. Payment is accepted by debit or credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SNAP, WIC, cash, and Venmo. Purchases support local farms and small businesses.

Kilroy Square welcomes Barbosa Family Farm with an assortment of seasonal fruits and vegetables, plus cage free, farm fresh unwashed eggs. Browse for weekly staples or grab ingredients for dinner while enjoying the market atmosphere. Payment is flexible, with debit and credit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, SNAP benefits, WIC coupons, cash, and Venmo all accepted. The market celebrates local farms, fresh food, and small family businesses.

Kids Summer Course League offers a fun, competitive, community-focused six-week series that keeps young athletes active and engaged. Each week brings a brand-new course layout and challenge format, giving participants the chance to try different skills, improve over time, and compete in a supportive setting. Whether aiming for points or simply enjoying time with friends, every athlete gets the full league experience. Registration includes exclusive swag for each participant, weekly standings that appear on a leaderboard, and an ever-changing course designed to encourage skill building through friendly competition. Top point earners receive end-of-season prizes. Two waves accommodate different age groups, one for ages 6 to 10 and another for ages 11 to 14. Space is limited to 12 participants per wave. The cost is $25 for a single competition or $125 for the complete six-event series. Participants can compete, have fun, and see who rises on the leaderboard by the finale.

This social kicks off the 2026-2027 Quincy Youth Hockey season with food, games, open skating, music, and a gear swap. It welcomes QYH families to connect and have fun, whether brand new to the program or returning for another year. More information will be shared as the event gets closer.

Friends Fridays presents a free summer arts series at Ruth Gordon Amphitheater. The season’s lineup has been eagerly awaited and offers a mix with broad appeal.

Celebrate the upcoming school year with a lively bash featuring kids activities, brews, the Just The Dip food truck, and more. Expect fun at each table, with goodies available for purchase. Admission is free.

At Knights of Columbus Abington Council #5254, the eighth annual cornhole tournament honoring Brian Sampson reflects a decade since his passing. Entry is $50 per team or $25 per person, and the competition follows a double elimination format with games to 21 points, with a cash prize for the winning team. All experience levels are welcome. Those not playing can enjoy raffles, a silent auction, a long toss tournament, a 50/50 drawing, food, and music. For questions, email Brianpsampsonscholarship@gmail.com. Organizers share appreciation for supporters past, present, and future.

The Aldous Collins Band makes its Abington debut at the Catherine and Joseph Nisby Bandstand with a lively, upbeat set that blends indie funk, reggae, rock, and soul. The performance centers on positive, high-energy sounds that bring these styles together for a vibrant live experience.

Enjoy a relaxed crafting session at the North Quincy Library while sipping cocoa. Bring a project you are working on or ready to begin, along with the supplies you need. Create alongside fellow crafters in a welcoming setting. Cocoa will be provided, and basic items such as scissors, pencils, and paper towels will be available. Please bring any additional materials required for your project. This program is supported by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library.

Round up a team for a Marvel Cinematic Universe trivia night at D'Ann's Restaurant & Banquets. Tackle questions that span the Infinity Saga and fan favorite characters, with lighthearted competition and plenty of laughs as teams vie for bragging rights. Bring your sharpest friends, a fully charged phone, and consider wearing a costume, since surprises could be part of the fun. Think you have what it takes to rule the leaderboard... there is only one way to find out.

A candlelight overdose vigil for the Brockton area will be held at Massasoit Community College on the quad. The program includes a resource fair followed by a memorial program.

This monthly dog nail trim clinic takes place at Tractor Supply Co. in Holbrook. Choose either a standard nail trim or a dremel file for $15. All dogs must be up to date on their rabies vaccine. No appointment is needed. If your dog is reactive or needs extra space, call or text 774-520-7310 so accommodations can be arranged. Cash, card, and Venmo are accepted.

This free outdoor concert at the Kris Carew Memorial Gazebo in Holbrook features original music from the Ginamark collection alongside well-known hits. The program blends new originals and familiar favorites in an open-air setting.

After 54 years together, Dale and the Duds are taking their final bow. This appearance is the band's 17th and last performance in Abington, featuring a classic rock and roll send-off that reflects their long run on stage.

Beyond 30 brings a daytime clubbing experience to Royale in Boston, built around the club hits of the 90s and 00s. DJs drive the soundtrack while live sax players and dancers heighten the action, with immersive lighting and throwback visuals shaping a nostalgic atmosphere. No kids and no late night schedule, just an easygoing vibe. Tickets are available through Fatsoma.

The Born to Kill World Tour brings Social Distortion to Roadrunner with Descendents and The Chats also on the bill. This is an all ages concert. For every ticket sold, twenty five cents will support The Shout Syndicate, a Boston based, volunteer driven effort that raises funds for youth led arts programs at established nonprofit creative youth development organizations in Greater Boston. The Shout Syndicate is housed at The Boston Foundation and collaborates with the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

Next Stop Comedy brings live stand-up to 10th District Brewing Company with a rotating roster of performers. Each show showcases a new mix of comics, including talent with television and podcast credits, keeping every performance fresh and full of laughs.

This monthly bake sale offers a variety of sweet treats, and every purchase directly supports homeless animals. Donations of baked goods are welcomed during the week leading up to each sale. For more about the effort behind it, look for information on the Baking 4 Paws program.

An intimate Irish bar comes alive as the Michele Rockwell Band performs an uplifting set of inspiring music that gets the room rocking.

Mark a 20th anniversary with a celebratory banquet at Ming Seafood Restaurant. Enjoy performances of popular songs by professional vocalists, opportunities to take the mic with karaoke, and plenty of time on the open dance floor. Traditional Chinese dishes will be served to complement the music and festivities.

Led by Laurie Zupkofska at Open Doors Yoga Studios Weymouth, this six-week holistic program supports mind, body, and soul balance while helping participants work toward personal health goals. Each week offers a 90-minute session that starts with a 30-minute guided conversation on wellness themes such as nutrition, manifesting, and holistic self-care, continues with about 10 minutes of meditation techniques, and concludes with a 50-minute gentle yoga practice. Over the six weeks, the series explores observing the breath, hydration, and manifesting in week one, habit stacking, understanding whole foods, smart shopping, and label reading in week two, food prep and cooking ideas in week three, additional nutrition guidance and sleep habits in week four, more label reading and present-moment awareness in week five, and a final integration of all topics in week six. The intention is to create community, support transformation, and guide students toward their health goals. The cost is $225 for the full series, and makeups are not available for missed classes.

Tee off at Granite Links Golf Club for a round of golf, then wrap up with dinner and an awards presentation.

This six-session series at Open Doors Yoga Studios Weymouth is tailored for newcomers to vinyasa or anyone looking to refresh the essentials. Classes focus on foundational poses, including Sun Salutations, with attention to breathing, alignment, and useful modifications. Instruction highlights safe transitions into and out of each posture to support a confident, sustainable practice. The full program costs $125 for all six classes, and makeup classes are not offered.

The Holbrook Public Library Foundation presents its fourth annual mini golf event at Holbrook Public Library, transforming the library into an 18-hole course illuminated with LED lights. There is no charge for patrons to play.

Plaid Habits brings its first show to Pete's Bar and Grille in Quincy. There is a $5 cover at the door for this debut performance.

Backstage Pass returns with an all-out 80s hair rock party at Westgate Pub. Expect loud guitars, big choruses, and plenty of chances to sing and dance as the band tears through favorites from GnR, Jovi, Van Halen, Leppard, Motley, Ozzy, Poison, Ratt, Winger, Journey, Warrant, Skid Row, and more. Get ready for fist pumps, headbanging, and a room full of classic anthems.

TheM-80s take the stage at Braintree Moose 413/2042 for a rocking night.

Abington C.O.P.E.S. presents its fifth annual 5K road race and walk at Woodsdale School. This community-focused morning offers family-friendly fun and plenty of local spirit. Proceeds advance community wellness by supporting youth substance use prevention and helping residents in need. Early bird registration is $30.

An intimate in-person group reading with medium Julie takes place at The Brook Kitchen and Tap Holbrook. She shares messages meant to offer comfort and validation from loved ones who have passed, and she also explains simple ways to notice your own connection with them. Because the flow of messages is guided by spirit, not everyone will receive an individual reading. The gathering wraps up with either a brief Q&A or a short healing meditation, along with tips for continuing the connection on your own. Seating is first come, first served at tables in a private function room with table service and a bar, and guests may order food and beverages during the event. Attendance is limited to 28 participants to keep the experience personal. If you have recent COVID-19 symptoms or exposure, please refrain from attending and transfer your ticket to a friend or family member. Tickets are nonrefundable, and if the event is rescheduled for any reason, they will be moved to a new date set by the organizer. Recommended for ages 14 and up unless otherwise approved. This event is intended for entertainment.

Corey McLane returns to Coop's Bar & Grille for an evening of live acoustic music. Enjoy food and drinks while he performs a set of acoustic tunes.

Crooked Devils performs a set of cover songs at Pete's Bar and Grille, featuring familiar favorites.

KRUSH appears at Harry's at Westgate Lanes in Brockton, Massachusetts.

This monthly workshop at Brockton Public Library offers teens a calm space to pause, breathe, and connect with one another. Each session blends guided mindfulness exercises, open conversation, and practical strategies that support mental wellness. Geared to ages 11 to 17, it aims to ease stress and burnout, enhance overall well-being, and build everyday mindfulness habits. Registration is optional, and walk-ins are welcome.

Wicked Daughter is back at Westgate Lanes, Pub & Grill, Arcade & Billiards with a tribute set celebrating Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots. The show features well-known favorites alongside rarities, plus a mix of other grunge staples and classic rock classics for a full night of guitar-driven energy.

19th Nervous Breakdown brings its Rolling Stones tribute back to The Next Page Cafe, celebrating the music of the Rolling Stones. Since 2017, the group has been the top local Rolling Stones tribute across New England, New York, and southern Canada and has performed more than 300 times. Rather than a strict imitation, the show features a frontman reminiscent of Mick Jagger and a sound and stage setup that evokes the band's 1978 lineup. Cover charge is $5.

This in-person group reading features medium Julie, who shares comforting messages and meaningful validations from loved ones in spirit while also guiding participants on ways to notice and strengthen their own personal connection beyond the physical. Attendance is kept small so she can reach as many people as possible with messages, though a personal reading is not guaranteed. The session typically wraps up with a brief Q&A or a healing meditation, along with practical tips for connecting with those you miss. Seating is open on a first come basis in a small private function room with table seating, bar and server service, and the option to order food and beverages at your seat. Capacity is limited to 28 attendees. Tickets are nonrefundable, and if the event must be rescheduled for any reason, tickets will be transferred to the new date by the organizer. Ages 14 and up unless otherwise approved by the organizer. For entertainment purposes only. If you have recent COVID-19 symptoms or exposure, please refrain from attending and transfer your ticket to a family member or friend to help keep everyone safe.

Enjoy music performed live.

Corey McLane returns to Coop's Bar & Grille with a live acoustic set. Guests can enjoy food and drinks during the performance.