Events in Weymouth today

A beginner-friendly yoga class that introduces foundational movements and key terminology. Expect clear alignment cues and options for using props. Participate in the studio or join virtually. New students can take advantage of a $59 offer for 30 days of unlimited yoga. Emerald Yoga Studio offers a range of styles and intensities, including yoga basics, restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa, with options to practice in person, online, or through video on demand.

A meeting of the MBTA Board of Directors is scheduled. Further details are available through the official event listing.

Designed for anyone who missed the Newport International Boat Show or wants more than a quick walk-through, these on-water demo days let you take the helm and feel how a boat truly rides. MarineMax Boston and Danvers are offering by-appointment demonstrations of select models from Boston Whaler, Azimut, Cruisers Yachts, Saxdor, and Sea Ray. See the same models you spotted at the show, or explore others you did not get to see there, then experience them on the water with a personalized run.

Experience a dynamic Power Vinyasa class that pairs a gentle warm up and soothing cool down with a vigorous, fast paced sequence designed to engage both body and mind. The flow is challenging yet playful, with modifications offered throughout so practitioners of any level can participate comfortably. Take part in person at Emerald Yoga Studio or take the class live online. New students have access to an introductory offer of 30 days of unlimited yoga for $59. The studio also provides a variety of class styles and intensities, from yoga basics and restorative yin to flow and power vinyasa, available in studio, virtually, and through video on demand.

Adams Inn Pub hosts a weekly pub quiz run by Sporcle, offering a casual trivia challenge for anyone who enjoys testing their knowledge.

This recurring monthly gathering is built in partnership with a rotating group of Foundational Artists who help shape an entertaining, ever-changing program. It welcomes performers of all kinds, including music and dance, poetry, freestyle and improv, magic, circus and specialty acts, and show and tell of physical artwork or crafts. Sign ups are available in advance through the Ticket link or on the spot. The aim is to share, celebrate, and empower creativity while encouraging participants to step outside the box in a community-minded open mic riff.

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This restorative yin yoga class is offered live at Emerald Yoga Studio and available online. The mindful practice centers on stretching to encourage relaxation and may help with insomnia, stress, and anxiety. Emerald Yoga Studio also offers a variety of styles and intensities, including yoga basics, restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa, with options to practice in studio, virtually, or through video on demand. New students can access a 30-day unlimited yoga option for $59.

The Michele Rockwell Band turns Soundcheck Studios Pembroke into a high-energy dance floor with a no-cover show built for nonstop movement. The venue does not serve food, and outside bites are welcome, including snacks, cookies, and candy. Attendees may optionally register through the venue’s website to help with headcount, and admission remains free. This performance is part of a monthly series.

Charli XCX performs live in concert at TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts.

Electronic pioneers The Prodigy bring their high-energy live show to Roadrunner with support from femtanyl. Led by Liam Howlett and Maxim with drummer Leo Crabtree and guitarist Rob Holliday, the group continues to deliver the hard-hitting performances that have defined more than three decades at the forefront of their genre. Since returning to the stage, they have topped bills at major festivals such as Reading & Leeds and Isle of Wight and filled arenas across the UK and Europe, all while shaping new music that follows No Tourists, which extended their streak to seven consecutive UK No. 1 albums. This event is for ages 18 and over. For each ticket purchased, twenty-five cents supports The Shout Syndicate, a Boston-based, volunteer-run effort that helps fund youth-led arts programs through partnerships with The Boston Foundation and the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture’s Boston Creates plan.

This Yoga Basics session is designed for newcomers and welcoming to all experience levels. It builds familiarity with common movements and yoga terminology, offering clear guidance on alignment and the effective use of props. Participation is available in person at Emerald Yoga Studio or virtually from anywhere. New students can take advantage of a $59 special for 30 days of unlimited yoga. The studio also offers a range of styles, including restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa, with options to practice in studio, online, or through video on demand.

Flow is a moderate yoga class designed for all levels. Expect a balanced sequence that builds strength, increases flexibility, and tones the whole body. Attend in person at Emerald Yoga Studio or take part virtually from anywhere. New students can take advantage of a special offer with 30 days of unlimited yoga for $59. The studio also provides a range of class styles and intensities, including yoga basics, restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa, with options to practice in the studio, online, or through video on demand.

This chair-supported yoga class offers a gentle way to move, stretch, and breathe with comfort and confidence. Using the chair as a steady base, the session emphasizes balance, mobility, and ease, and no mat is needed. Attend in person at Emerald Yoga Studio or take part live online from anywhere. A $5 drop-in option is available, and access is included with memberships such as Jewel, Mini-Jewel, or class passes. New students can begin with an introductory offer of $59 for 30 days of unlimited yoga. The studio supports practice in studio, virtually, and through video on demand, and also features a range of styles including yoga basics, restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa.

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.

Ray LaMontagne marks two decades of Trouble with a stop on the anniversary tour at Leader Bank Pavilion. The concert will proceed regardless of weather, and supporting acts may change at any time. Ticket access includes several presale options, such as Artist, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, Leader Bank, HOB Foundation Room Member, Spotify, Citi Cardmember Preferred, and Official Platinum, along with a public onsale.

Since Entertainment brings The Sweet American Boy Tour to Royale with HONESTAV taking the stage. This event is open to ages 18 and up. With each ticket sold, 25 cents is directed to The Shout Syndicate, a volunteer-led Boston initiative housed at The Boston Foundation that works with the Mayor's Office of Arts and Culture through Boston Creates to support youth-led arts programs at established creative youth development nonprofits across Greater Boston.

Enjoy quality beer, creative fusion dishes, and live music from the performers. The event brings together flavorful pours, inventive bites, and upbeat tunes in one place.

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

Superhero Strong Flow offers a strength-centered yoga practice that lets you progress at a comfortable pace while developing stamina and endurance. Take part in person at Emerald Yoga Studio or join virtually from wherever you are, with sessions available every Saturday. New students can access a special rate of $59 for 30 days of unlimited yoga. The studio provides a range of options across different intensities and styles, including yoga basics, restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa, with opportunities to practice in studio, online, or through video on demand.

Settle into a strength-focused yoga flow that encourages you to progress at your own pace, cultivating muscular power and endurance through mindful movement. Available in studio and in a virtual format, so you can choose what fits your routine. If you are new to Emerald Yoga Studio, a special introductory option offers a month of unlimited classes. The studio provides a range of ways to practice, with styles that include yoga basics, restorative yin, vinyasa flow, and power vinyasa, along with a video on demand library for added flexibility.

Enjoy a relaxed morning stroll at D.W. Field Park focused on nature photography and friendly skill sharing. Capture the first colors of fall while exchanging tips on composition, light, and perspective with fellow enthusiasts. Participants may use any camera, including a smartphone. The gathering welcomes people of every age and experience level and is presented in collaboration with Wildlands Trust.

A casual walk and run pairs croissants and matcha with time on the move. Organized by the AAPI 5K to raise funds for local AAPI nonprofits, it welcomes every pace and keeps things simple. Participation is limited to 100 runners. There are no medals or shirts, only miles and a friendly atmosphere. A registration fee helps cover event expenses and supports Asian small businesses.

Explore foundational poses and terminology in a beginner friendly Yoga Basics class that welcomes every experience level. Expect clear alignment guidance and tips on using props to build confidence and ease on the mat. Attend live at Emerald Yoga Studio or participate virtually from anywhere. New students can take advantage of a $59 introductory offer for 30 days of unlimited yoga. The studio also offers a range of styles and intensities, including restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa, with options to practice in person, online, or through video on demand.

Set out along the Rose Kennedy Greenway for a lively open-air market that celebrates local creativity. More than 50 artists, makers, stylists, and independent designers present distinctive goods and one-of-a-kind finds. Browse at your own pace, support small businesses and local creators, and enjoy the fresh air and historic Boston atmosphere while you discover new favorites.

Take a guided stroll around Jamaica Pond with the Jamaica Plain Historical Society. Discover how this area shifted from an enclave of Boston’s elite to an industrious site where ice was harvested each winter. Hear stories of prominent neighbors such as Francis Parkman and James Michael Curley, and follow the landscape’s journey from private estates and warehouses to the public park enjoyed today. The walk is free and typically lasts 60 to 90 minutes. No reservations are required. Meet the guide at the bandstand. Tours may be canceled in case of heavy rain or if the City issues an excessive heat warning. If you cannot attend in person, an online version is available to take anytime.

Milton Porchfest returns with an afternoon of live music shared across neighborhood porches, yards, and driveways. Celebrated as the fourth-oldest Porchfest tradition in Massachusetts, this year marks the 10th anniversary since its founding and the ninth edition following a pause in 2020. Attendees stroll from set to set, enjoying a wide range of performers at pop-up stages, often bringing friends, family, and a lawn chair for easy listening. The music carries on rain or shine. If the weather turns, hosts move performances under cover into porches, tents, or open garages, so bringing a poncho or umbrella can be helpful. Several local food vendors will be serving throughout the day, and public portable restrooms will be available at Shields Park. This is a grassroots, community-funded celebration that does not accept corporate sponsorships. Official Milton Porchfest T-shirts, priced at $20, help sustain the festival and will be sold by volunteer street teams in local spots ahead of time as well as at main merchandise tables during the event. The familiar neighborhood layout returns, and an interactive schedule, performer lineup, and downloadable maps will be shared online as the day 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.

This Boston walk and community day at Franklin Park Zoo, presented by the Immune Deficiency Foundation, brings people together to support those who cannot face immune challenges alone. The fundraiser focuses on improving life for immunocompromised individuals and their families by advancing research, strengthening advocacy, and expanding helpful resources. National sponsors are CSL Behring, Grifols, Amgen Rare Disease, ADMA Biologics, Pharming, Kedrion BioPharma, CVS Specialty, GC Biopharma, and Pfizer. Local sponsors are Chiesi Global Rare Diseases, Promptcare, CarePartners Specialty Infusion, Vital Care of Cambridge, and Haemonetics.

Ray LaMontagne brings the Trouble 20th Anniversary Tour to Leader Bank Pavilion, celebrating 20 years of Trouble. The event will proceed in any weather, and the supporting lineup may change without advance notice. Ticket options include a public onsale and multiple presales, including those from the artist, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, the venue, Spotify, Citi cardmember preferred, and Official Platinum.

William Beckmann brings a modern country sound shaped by classic influences, pairing polish with old-school spirit. Raised in Del Rio, Texas, he absorbed everything from classic country, pop, and rock to mariachi, drawing inspiration from Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, Frank Sinatra, the Eagles, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, George Strait, and the traditional Mexican music of his bilingual heritage. Known for a smooth, resonant baritone with easy vibrato, he first built momentum on the Texas touring circuit before unveiling his major-label debut, Whiskey Lies & Alibis. The album leans into baritone guitars and pedal steel alongside his powerful low register, evoking wide-open desert solitude and the lively thrum of a honky-tonk, with stories rooted in heartbreak. He co-wrote eight of the record’s twelve tracks with Jessie Jo Dillon, Jesse Frasure, and Rhett Akins, crafting a signature that salutes the past while pushing the genre ahead. After averaging more than a hundred shows a year since 2022, he returns to the road with a clear purpose to uphold country’s core values and carry them forward.

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

Malcolm Todd brings the Do That Again Tour to MGM Music Hall at Fenway for an all ages show. Supporting performers may change. For entry, bags must be no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and security will check all bags. Lighters are not permitted. In accordance with city of Boston rules, there is no smoking or vaping, and anyone who does so will be removed from the event immediately. If you need to carry medication, bring proof of prescription. The list of prohibited items may be updated at the discretion of venue management. Ticket access includes a public on sale, artist and Live Nation presales, and VIP packages with presale and general release windows.

Arab Legends from Mazzika Orchestra celebrates the great voices and melodies of Arabic music, honoring songs that have lasted across generations and continue to resonate with audiences around the world. Lush orchestral arrangements refresh treasured classics while staying true to their roots, shaping an atmosphere filled with elegance and nostalgia. With standout soloists, a powerful choir, and accomplished instrumentalists, the performance blends tradition with a contemporary feel. Listeners are invited to sing along, connect with the emotion behind each piece, and share in a collective musical journey. The concert is presented under the artistic direction of Amal Guermazi.

Boston Road Runners will be on the start line for the Hispanic & Latino Half Marathon and 5K. Half marathon finishers take home a medal and can refuel with a burrito from Felipe's Taqueria, while the 5K emphasizes community and music with a burrito from Felipe's Taqueria for participants.

At Castle Island, this walk supports research with an event village to start, followed by a ceremony before participants set off on a three-mile route. The course accommodates wheelchairs and strollers, and dogs are allowed. Registration and donations are available.

Move through a brisk, energetic power vinyasa sequence that builds heat, strength, and focus while remaining accessible to all experience levels. Attend in person at Emerald Yoga Studio or practice virtually, with a wider class lineup available that includes yoga basics, restorative yin, flow, and more in studio, online, and on demand. New students can begin with a $59 introductory month that offers unlimited classes.

Set along the Rose Kennedy Greenway, this open-air market highlights local creativity and talent. More than 50 vendors, including artists, makers, stylists, and independent designers, present distinctive goods and unique finds. Visitors can shop small, support local creators, and enjoy the fresh air and historic Boston atmosphere while discovering new favorites.

Presented by the New England Educational Beauty Association, this showcase spotlights Boston’s hairstyling talent with fresh looks, trend-forward techniques, and imaginative artistry presented live on stage. The program includes stylist demonstrations, recognition of outstanding small business owners, a NEEBA sweepstakes, and networking with professionals across the beauty industry. Dinner is provided, and attendees are encouraged to look their best. Created for hairstylists, beauty enthusiasts, students, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals, this celebration of hair fashion takes place at the William E. Reed Auditorium.

A fall themed modern calligraphy workshop from Sip & Script is set at Mahoney’s Garden Center in Brighton, tailored for beginners and creative enthusiasts. Learn the fundamentals of writing with a pointed dip pen and ink through clear instruction and demonstrations, then put those skills to work on festive projects like pumpkins for the front door, accents for a bar cart, or a Halloween party hostess or special occasion gift. The class includes 1.5 hours of guided practice, a take-home beginner kit with two nibs, a pot of black ink, two letter guides, tracing paper, a straight pen holder, and all materials to write on. A mini pumpkin will be provided for lettering at the end of the session, and a non-alcoholic drink is included with each ticket. Left-handed writers are welcome.

Settle into a gentle restorative yin yoga session that blends mindful awareness with long, soothing stretches. The pace is unhurried and centered on relaxation, and it may be especially supportive for anyone dealing with insomnia, stress, or anxiety. This class is available in person at Emerald Yoga Studio and online, with sessions offered several times each week. New students can access a $59 introductory month that provides unlimited yoga. The studio also offers a range of styles, including yoga basics, restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa, with options to practice on site, virtually, or through video on demand.

Enjoy outdoor West Coast Swing on the river docks behind the Hatch Shell at a collaborative gathering that keeps the dancing vibe alive in a beautiful waterfront setting. Music plays through a speaker setup while a rotating team of DJs and instructors shapes the experience. A beginner friendly lesson takes place alongside open social dancing, with a portion of the dock set aside for newcomers. Attendees are welcome to bring friends and food for a relaxed time by the water.

Boy Harsher performs at Royale with Choir Boy and Evanora Unlimited. This event is for ages 18 and up. For every ticket sold, 25 cents supports The Shout Syndicate, a volunteer-run, Boston-based initiative that funds youth-led arts programs through established non-profit creative youth development organizations in Greater Boston. The effort is housed at The Boston Foundation and collaborates with the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture through the Boston Creates plan.

Soulful Slow Flow offers a calming, unhurried practice that gently links movement and breath. It is well suited to beginners and anyone seeking a more relaxed pace. Take part in person at Emerald Yoga Studio or join through a live virtual option from home. The studio provides a wide range of classes across different intensities and styles, including basics, restorative yin, flow, and power vinyasa, with the flexibility to practice in the studio, virtually, or through video on demand. New students can access 30 days of unlimited yoga for $59.

Meet other queer women through a series of lively board game rounds at Club Cafe. A gaming concierge guides the evening, teaching easy-to-learn favorites and introducing new titles, with each game played alongside a fresh mix of singles so conversations unfold naturally as you play. All games are group based and chosen to keep things light, social, and approachable. At the end, you will note who you would like to date and who you would like to befriend. When two people select each other in either category, the concierge shares email contact so you can arrange a time to meet up. Drinks are available on site. This event is designed for women seeking to date women, and welcomes non-binary individuals and others who feel it is a good fit. Refunds are available only with more than 48 hours’ notice, with emergency exceptions considered individually. If fewer than eight tickets are sold 24 hours prior, the event will be canceled and attendees notified. The number and selection of games depend on attendance, with the goal of offering simple, fun play and plenty of chances to meet several people over the course of the night.

Royale presents a performance by Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter, with Frank on vocals alongside Steve Jones on guitar, Paul Cook on drums, and Glen Matlock on bass. After a burst of benefit shows that reignited the band’s spirit, this lineup has carried its raw energy across stages from Australia and Japan to European festivals, including a Teenage Cancer Trust concert at the Royal Albert Hall where a giant circle pit took over the floor. Intimate club returns have showcased their tight chemistry, and coverage from outlets such as Kerrang, the Evening Standard, Mojo, The Guardian, the Daily Telegraph, Louder, and Clash has emphasized the power and cohesion of this era. Admission is for ages 18 and over. For each ticket purchased, 25 cents supports The Shout Syndicate, a volunteer-driven Boston initiative that helps fund youth-led arts programs in partnership with local cultural organizations.

Capture portraits in Boston’s Beacon Hill with a local photographer guiding the session through this National Historic Landmark. Expect a short, focused shoot along cobblestone streets, brick alleyways, and picture worthy row houses in a neighborhood known for the most photographed street in America. The Mini Portrait Experience includes 15 minutes of photography and one favorite image to download. After the photos are taken, a Zoom video call is set up to choose your favorite, which will be edited and delivered as a digital file. Those who want more can purchase extra digital images, boxed prints, wall art, albums, cards, and other upgrades. Longer portrait experiences and options that include more time or additional locations are also available.

Seaport Sweat, Boston’s largest free outdoor workout series, hosts community fitness on Seaport Common. Powerhouse Pilates offers an outdoor, all levels mat session led by Balanced Body comprehensively certified instructor Courtney Hanlon. Expect core focused, posture supporting, low impact sequences, with plenty of options so beginners feel comfortable and experienced participants can still push themselves. Courtney brings several years of teaching experience and a lifelong love of movement. She serves as studio manager at Boston Body Pilates, Waterfront, and teaches full time. Seaport Sweat classes do not require equipment, though bringing a mat is welcome. The series partners with Mass General Brigham Health Plan and NOBULL, and complimentary water is available at the Mass General Brigham Health Plan hydration station on Seaport Common next to The Current. Attendance is free and open to the public, and no RSVP or ticket is needed. Seaport Insider members can scan the on site QR code to collect points and redeem rewards. By participating, attendees grant organizers permission to use photos and video. Anyone who prefers not to be photographed can let the photographer know. Participation is subject to a release and waiver that should be reviewed and accepted before class.

Two Door Cinema Club performs live at MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park in Boston, MA. Hear the band in concert at this Boston venue.

W.A.S.P. presents 1984 to Headless at House of Blues Boston with a live show open to all ages. Opening acts may change without advance notice. For entry, follow the venue’s security policies. Bags larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches are not permitted, and every bag is subject to inspection. Lighters are not allowed, and smoking or vaping is prohibited under city rules, with violations leading to immediate removal. Any medications must be accompanied by proof of prescription, and venue management may update prohibited items at any time. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with Artist, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, Citizens Bank Live, and HOB Foundation Room Member presales, plus a Fall in Love with Live Music offer.

Logic and G-Eazy bring The Endless Summer Tour Part II to Leader Bank Pavilion. The concert will go on in any weather, and supporting performers may change without prior notice. Doors will open before the performance begins. Ticket access features multiple presale options, including artist, Spotify, Leader Bank, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember opportunities, plus a preferred seating offer and VIP packages.

The official Boston engagement of Wicked, presented by Broadway In Boston, is hosted at the Citizens Opera House. This musical revisits the world of Oz from a new perspective, following a brilliant young woman with emerald green skin and a famously popular blonde whose early rivalry becomes an unlikely friendship, until the world labels one as good and the other as wicked. From the opening moments to the final scene, the production captivates with inventive storytelling as it explores the origins of Oz’s most well known witches. Accessible seating, services, and select performances are available. Attendees should be cautious of misinformation from unofficial sources. A full performance schedule is available through official channels.