Skip the crowded subway, and show your friends and family around Boston the right way! Massachusetts residents can explore Boston with Old Town Trolley for FREE when accompanied by a full fare adult paid guest with Hometown Pass.
Free Boot Camp classes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Thanks to the City of Boston.
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Boston GreenFest
Boston City Hall Plaza & Faneuil HallFree
A Huge assortment of exhibits, performances, and presentations about sustainable living. EcoThemes include water, energy, green cities, transportation, health, nutrition, and EcoFashion. 100+ live performances, speakers, workshops, art, music, dance, and much more! Noon – 10pm on Friday and Saturday. Noon – 6pm on Sunday. Exhibitors: Noon – 6pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Boston Public Library offers free public tours highlighting the celebrated art and architecture of the Boston Public Library’s McKim Building (1895), a designated National Historic Landmark. The hour-long tours explore the work of architect Charles Follen McKim and murals by John Singer Sargent, Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, and Edwin Austin Abbey. Led by volunteer tour guides, the art and architecture tours begin at the Dartmouth Street entrance of the Central Library in Copley Square. No appointment is necessary for parties smaller than eight people.
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St. Anthony's Feast
Free
The largest Italian religious festival in New England, Endicott, Thatcher, and North Margin Streets. Grand Procession starts at 12 noon on Sunday – parades, strolling singers, entertainment, and 100 pushcarts offering mouth-watering Italian food in this “Feast of All Feasts”; feast opens at 7pm on Friday, 12 noon on Saturday and Sunday.
12:00 PM
Jazz in the Park
Boston Maritime Park in the SeaportFree
We welcome you to the 8th year of this FREE ground-breaking festival featuring the most musically diverse array of jazz artists performing at Boston’s Waterfront. Take a stroll and enjoy GREAT MUSIC, GREAT FOOD & visit the vendors.
The colorful Boston Carnival Parade begins at Warren Street & MLK Boulevard and ends at a Caribbean food court in front of Franklin Park Zoo. Parade start: MLK Boulevard, Roxbury, MA.
