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Sunday, September 18

EVENING ARTISTRY Sept 27



EVENING ARTISTRY
SEPTEMBER 27 | 6PM
@ Brooklyn Boulders Somerville
This month we celebrate makers. Mingle with fellow artists and makers to discuss technique, check out art-in-process, and share some of your own work. As long as YOU make it any medium is allowed.
This event is FREE and open to the public, so bring your friends along.
LEARN MORE


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Sunday, July 17

Weekly Schedule: Low Cost Yoga & Fitness Classess

MONDAYS:
- 11-12  Yoga + Meditation @ Cambridge Somerville Recovery Center
- 12-1PM Yoga @ South Boston Yoga ($6)
- 12-1PM Yoga @ Sadhana Yoga Boston ($5)
- 2-3:30PM Hip Hop Yoga @ Back Bay Yoga ($5)
- 6-7:15, 7:30-8:45 Yoga at Karma Studio Allston (free/donation)




TUESDAYS:
 - Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (free trial) Sarah's School of Martial Arts 1100 Mass Ave 3rd fl, Arlington
- 12-1PM Yoga @ South Boston Yoga ($6)
- 2-3:30PM Hip Hop Yoga @ Back Bay Yoga ($5)
- 4-5:15PM , 5:30-6:45PM , 7:30-8:45PM   Yoga at Karma Yoga Allston (free/donation based)
- 7-9PM Reiki (second tuesdays) Center for Spiritual Studies Arlington (free/donation based)
- 9:00PM Core Power Yoga Medford



WEDNESDAYS:
- 12-1PM Yoga @ South Boston Yoga ($6)
- 2-3:30PM Hip Hop Yoga @ Back Bay Yoga ($5)
- 6-7:15PM , 7:30-8:45PM Yoga at Karma Yoga Allston (free/donation based)


THURSDAYS:
- 12-1PM Yoga @ South Boston Yoga ($6)
- 2-3:30PM Hip Hop Yoga @ Back Bay Yoga ($5)
- 4-5:15PM , 5:30-6:45PM , 7:30-8:45PM   Yoga at Karma Yoga Allston (donation based)
- 7:30PM Yoga @ Sadhana Yoga Boston ($5)


FRIDAYS:
- 12-1PM  Yoga@ The Breathing Room Cambridge (free)
- 12-1PM Yoga @ South Boston Yoga ($6)
- 2-3:30PM Hip Hop Yoga @ Back Bay Yoga ($5)
- 2-3:00 Kripalu Yoga. Free. Cambridge Womens Center 
- 4-5:30 Yoga @ Be Yoga Union Sq Somerville (donation based)
- 4:15-5:15PM Yoga at Karma Yoga Allston (donation based)
- 4:30PM Yoga @ All One Yoga Allston/Brighton ($5)
- 5-6PM Yoga + Meditation @ Cambridge Somerville Recovery Center
- All Yoga Classes @ O2 Yoga, Cambridge. Last Friday of the month. If you walk, bike or take the T you get the class free.
- 6:30PM Community Yoga @ Borealis Yoga, Medford. (donation based).

SATURDAYS:
- 10:45-12:00PM Yoga at Karma Yoga Allston (donation based) 
- 12:30PM Yoga @ Sadhana Yoga Boston ($5)
- 4:30 Yoga @ All One Yoga Allston/Brighton ($5)
- 6:30-8PM Black Light Hip Hop Yoga @ Back Bay Yoga ($5)


SUNDAYS:
- 11:30-12:45, 4-5:30PM , 6-7:15PM , 7:30-9PM-AcroYoga @ Karma Allston (donation based)
- 5-6:30 PM Yoga @ South Boston Yoga ($6)
- 6-7:30PM Yoga @ Karma Studio Harvard Sq ($7 charity class)
- 3:00PM Core Power Yoga, Medford


Regular Cheap Classes:
- Sweat  and Soul Yoga $10 drop-in
Vinyasa Flow, Hip-Hop Yoga, Deep Chill Vinyasa
- Soni Yoga,
Cambridge. First timers: 2 weeks unlimited = $25, first timers $15 for 2 classes
- Karma Yoga Harvard Square
All classes offered after 8pm or weekdays before Noon = $10
New students 2 weeks= $25
- Om Namo Yoga Center , Cambridge
First class= $5
- All One Yoga, Allston/Brighton
Introductory 2 weeks = $25
http://www.alloneyogaboston.com/classes/rates/
http://karmayogastudios.com/harvard-class-schedule/
- Black Crow Yoga
30 days = $30 Intro rate. M-F 9am Classes = $10
http://www.blackcrowyoga.com/pages/rates


Alternatives to Your Average Yoga Class (Yoga, Dance, Martial Arts, Fitness)
- Afro Flow Yoga® - Bi-Monthly, Sundays: 3:30-5:00pm (sign-in 3:00-3:30pm), $15.00/class ($1.00/mat rental) Dance Complex Cambridge

- Yoga Dance. Thursdays. 6-7. $13 each class.  With playlists from around the world, Yoga Dance is a funky, sacred, inspirational dance of the multi-dimensional self, returning fun and healing to body, mind, and spirit.
- Intro to Aerial Yoga. South Boston Yoga. $15. With silk swings partipants incorporate supension in their yoga practice.
- Kung Fu Classes. Trhe American Jiann Shuyong Kung Fu Center. 47 Thurd Street Cambridge. Grandmasters Kay-shi Leung and LIn-Lin Harn lead martial arts classes focuding on specific styles and techniques
- Tainiquan and Yoga. Community Art Center Cambridge. Winsdor St. 730 pm. $10 this class combines Tajiquan, a chinese matial art, and yoga to help with mind and body health, valance, and flexibility.
- Indoor Cycling. Sweat and Soul Yoga. Comm Ave Boston. $15 registration required. riders use bikes that move from side to side for an intensive workout.
-Broga Yoga Brooklyn Builders Somerville Wed 7pm $22. this 75 minute class geared toward men focuses on toning cardio and de-stressing. 
 - Boabom. The Boston School of Boabom. Brookline. Free. This class offers an introduction to Boabom, an ancient Tibetal art that helps with coordination and focus and decreases stress through movement and breathing.
[Dance Complex, Cambridge]: 
 - Afro Brazilian Samba Dance Class. Dance Complex. Cambridge. 1:30pm . $13 Learn both traditional and contemporary dance styles from different regions in brazil.
- African Dance (Senegal) - Tuesdays: 7:30-9:00pm, $15.00/class
Description: Students will learn West African Dances from Senegal, Mali, and Guinea. The class begins with a ½ hour warm-up, and progresses to energetic dancing. There are live drummers.
- West African - Fridays: 6:00-7:30, $50.00/4-week series, $15.00/classs. Live Drumming
- Sabar (Senegal) - Thursdays: 6:30-8:00pm, $13.00/class
- Afro Contemporary - Thursdays: 5:30 PM - 7:00pm, $13.00/class
Class description: Afro-Jazz dance is a fusion of African, Afro-Brazilian, Caribbean and jazz dance styles.
- Capoeira Regional - Mondays: 6:30-8:00pm, $13.00/class AND Saturdays: 10:30-noon, $15.00/class 
- Haitian Dance - Saturdays 1:30pm-3:00pm, $13.00/class
- Afro-Cuban Dance - Sundays: 12:00-1:30pm, $15.00/class
- Beginning Flamenco, Sundays: 1:30-3:00pm, $15.00/class
Hip Hop Live - Next class: Sunday, 4/6/14 - 3:30-5:00pm, $15.00/class
Jazz-Funk (Intermediate) - Tuesdays: 6:30-8:00pm, $12.00/class OR 10 for $100.00!
Stretch - Wednesdays: 7:30-9:00pm, $13.00/class
BOLLYX - Mondays: 8:30-9:30pm, $12.00/class BOLLYX is a Bollywood-inspired dance-fitness program


 



Meetup.com Local  Groups:

Cambridge Arlington Breathing + Meditation Group:
We're looking forward to meeting you for a fun, easy and useful session of breathing and meditation practice! We started this club to gather a community of people who are interested in using these practices for personal growth and social responsibility. We will learn about 'dahnjon' breathing based on practices from Dahn Yoga and ancient Korean healing techniques.  We will also have a chance to talk about the connection between traditional meditation practices and modern scientific understanding of consciousness and the brain, and then experience meditation for personal growth and creating a better society and world. Please join us and bring your passion to grow as your true self!

Tantra International:
This meetup is for people interested in sacred Tantra. Intention of this group is to support and promote the exploration of the sacred and spiritual expansion that practicing and teaching sacred Tantra, the Tantric Healing Arts, and Tantra Yoga can produce. All interested parties are welcome, whether you are a teacher, practitioner, beginner, single, or partnered.

Hoop Dance/ Belly Dance + Yoga with LuLu
Lulu Levona *aka* Lulu Hoop is a former member of Naya's Trance Belly Dance (Portland, ME) and former founder/director of UMaine Belly Dancers (Orono, ME). She has been belly dancing since 2002 and sharing the love with her students since 2004. Since moving to California in 2008 she has immersed herself in her hoop dance studies, founded the Orange County Hoop Jam group to promote hoop dance in the OC, recieved certification as a Group Fitness Instructor through AFAA and begun training as a yoga instructor through Cloud Nine Yoga. She loves her students and is grateful for the opportunity to share her joys and expiriences with them. :-)

Boston Lifestyle for Fitness and Health
This group is designed for individuals who are interested in fitness and body wellness. Scheduled fitness classes (i.e. yoga, pilates, bootcamps, etc.) will be listed/provided on a regular basis.  Also, participants will have access to informational forums which will serve as an aid to obtaining better eating habits and lifestyle practices.

Embodied Meditation, Self Care + Leadership- Boston
Inviting all misfits, activists, psych patients (c/s/x), addicts, teachers, writers, immigrants, queers, nerds, survivors, health care practitioners, leaders,  service providers, and artists who desire to live with an open heart and clarity of mind. We will be practicing skills for personal growth, self-care, burnout-prevention, and kind, effective leadership. No previous experience necessary. All that is required from students is an intention toward sincerity.

Evolver-Boston
The purpose of Evolver Boston is to help bridge artist, activist, and spiritual communities, while promoing green, shamanic, and yogic lifestyles. Taking part in meaningful activities, and creating a more connected network of Evolvers in Boston is our primary mission. Using optimism pragmatically, we think its possible to create a more beautiful culture. Help us spread the network!

Goddess to the Core; Empowerment Workshops for Women
WHAT DO YOU REQUIRE, DESIRE AND DESERVE? What do you need to let go of or invite in to your life to have all that you desire, require and deserve?? This powerful workshop combines healing techniques from modern medicine, holistic health and indigenous teachings, such as yoga, aromatherapy, nutrition, introspection, dance, mantra, and more. You'll build strength, flexibility and balance - physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually; learn to release drama, bad habits, negative thinking, disempowering beliefs and old behavior patterns; relieve stress, set healthy boundaries, and speak your truth; lose weight and relieve chronic conditions; CREATE YOUR OWN DESTINY ACCORDING TO YOUR OWN IDEALS, and so much more!

Vital Body and Mind
Let's explore ways to feel and look our best. This group is for anyone wanting to live a vibrant, healthy life while enjoying themselves and loving who they are now.  There will be guest speakers, discussion & support groups as well as some exciting larger events.  We will take an open approach, seeking the best from many modalities including alternative health and western medicine. Its also important to remember that what works can be different for each person and respecting all the different ways to approach health, wellness. Alternative Health Western Medicine Food & Nutrition Herbs & Supplements Latest Research Wellness Practices & Practitioners Yoga & Martial Arts
·       Meditation Bodywork & Energy Healing Fitness
·      
Open Awareness and Meditation Group
Open Awareness Sangha is a group of friends who meet for meditation and discussion on Monday nights, 7:30 pm at the Cambridge Friends Meeting House. (The Friends Meeting House is located at 5 Longfellow Park, Cambridge, MA 02138) The format is very relaxed and open— anyone interested in contemplative practice is welcome!
At the heart of these meditation sessions is the silent exploration of what we refer to as Open Awareness. We all know what it means to feel closed, limited, vulnerable, or separate. What is it like to allow ourselves to return to our natural condition of openness, presence, non-separateness and ease? This is what we explore in our meetings.

Movement and Creativity
Movement and Creativity are vital to our lives. When we direct our focus to deepening connections to ourselves, each other and life itself, our experience of life becomes fertile, rich, vibrant.
Movement: classes, workshops, experiments, performances, curiosity, discovery.
Creativity: art, music, process, creation, discussion, experiencing, learning.
The body is the physical aspect of the personality and movement is the personality made visible.- Mary Starks Whitehouse



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Monday, July 4

Thursdays Music @ Assembly Row

Summer Music Series

Thursdays at 6 p.m.
Live Music Thursdays kick off May 26 in the amphitheater. Bring your own chairs, blankets, and other picnic supplies.
Thursday, May 26
Tash Ostapovicz
Thursday, June 2
Alea
Thursday, June 9
Honeysuckle
Thursday, June 16
Molly Kupris
Thursday, June 23
Wepro
Thursday, June 30
MIXCLA
Thursday, July 7
Dan Pat
Thursday, July 14
Nicolas Emden

Thursday, July 21
Ceci Juno / Seven to Five
Thursday, July 28
Dan Pat
Thursday, August 4
Mafalda
Thursday, August 11
LANDS
Thursday, August 18
Orlando Retana
Thursday, August 25
Sloane Skylar
Thursday, September 1
MIXCLA

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Free Fun Fridays

Free Fun Fridays 2016 Schedule – 80 Sites Offering Free Admission This Summer

Highland Street Foundation’s annual series is back! Eight different museums and arts institutions will offer free admission every Friday this summer for 10 weeks.


See Schedule Here: http://www.bostonmagazine.com/arts-entertainment/blog/2016/05/23/free-fun-fridays-2016-boston-schedule/
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Tuesday, June 14

Free Yoga All Day @ Borealis June21

Celebrate International Yoga Day
Tuesday June 21st

FREE CLASSES ALL DAY

6am Early Riser with JJ
9:15am Strength & Balance with Emilie
5:45pm Gentle Yoga with Wendy
7pm Moderate Yoga with Emilie

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Sunday, June 5

Boston Public Library Courtyard Concerts


PHOTO BY OLGA KHVAN
For those who work in the Copley area, your lunch break on Fridays is about to sound much sweeter. Starting June 1, the Boston Public Library’s Concerts in the Courtyard series kicks off for the 2016 season, with two free performances every week in the serene McKim Courtyard.
The one-hour concerts will take place Wednesdays at 6 p.m. and Fridays at 12:30 p.m. through August 31, and include all types of genres ranging from jazz to classical to world and folk. For a quick classy, groovy, lighthearted break from the summer doldrums, head to the BPL. They’ve got you covered.
Here’s the full Concerts in the Courtyard schedule:
Wednesday shows at 6 p.m., Friday shows at 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday, June 1
Concerts in the Courtyard: Rodolfo Arteaga
Friday, June 3
Concerts in the Courtyard: Cocek! Brass Band
Wednesday, June 8
Concerts in the Courtyard: Samuel Batista
Friday, June 10
Concerts in the Courtyard: Moody Street Sound
Wednesday, June 15
Concerts in the Courtyard: Harshitha Krishnan
Friday, June 17
Concerts in the Courtyard: Duo Esplanade
Wednesday, June 22
Concerts in the Courtyard: Eduardo Mercuri
Friday, June 24
Concerts in the Courtyard: Properly Unprepared

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Wednesday, June 29
Concerts in the Courtyard: Kristin Corpuz
Friday, July 1
Concerts in the Courtyard: Phil Berman
Wednesday, July 6
Concerts in the Courtyard: luhx.
Friday, July 8
Concerts in the Courtyard: Castle of our Skins
Wednesday, July 13
Concerts in the Courtyard: MIXCLA
Friday, July 15
Concerts in the Courtyard: Amaryllis Chamber Ensemble
Wednesday, July 20
Concerts in the Courtyard: Dear June
Friday, July 22
Concerts in the Courtyard: Isabel Stover and Molly Flannery
Wednesday, July 27
Concerts in the Courtyard: Shirhan Agabeyli
Friday, July 29
Concerts in the Courtyard: Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras’ Intensive Community Program
Wednesday, August 3
Concerts in the Courtyard: Kyle Thornton & The Company
Friday, August 5
Concerts in the Courtyard: Kenn Morr Band
Wednesday, August 10
Concerts in the Courtyard: Njoki Karu
Friday, August 12
Concerts in the Courtyard: Hiroya Tsukamoto
Wednesday, August 17
Concerts in the Courtyard: James Fernando
Friday, August 19
Concerts in the Courtyard: Yi David Yang
Wednesday, August 24
Concerts in the Courtyard: Honeysuckle
Friday, August 26
Concerts in the Courtyard: Boston Lyric Opera
Wednesday, August 31
Concerts in the Courtyard: Aliya Cycon Project
Boston Public Library, 700 Boylston St., Copley Square, Boston, bpl.org.
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Saturday, June 4

Tito Puente Music Series July-August

All the concerts start at 7pm. They are completely free and open to everyone. Don’t miss this chance to dance, have fun, and truly take advantage of the season!

SCHEDULE

July 7: Latin Logic Band IMG_0696 copy

O’Day Park, 85 W. Newton St., South End
Rain site: Villa Victoria Center for the Arts, 85 W. Newton St., South End
Combining the sounds of their Costa Rican and Venezuelan origins, this duo plays a special brand of Latin, Jazz, and Afro-Caribbean rhythms. Having been near and far, exploring remote corners of the world while spreading their music, their style has retained a unique quality making for a welcomed addition to the typical Latin sounds you hear around the city — and a Grammy Award nomination.

 July 14: Mango BlueWT Alex Alvear 1 copy

O’Day Park, 85 W. Newton St., South End
Rain site: Villa Victoria Center for the Arts, 85 W. Newton St., South End
Led by the renowned Alex Alvear, Mango Blue has become an award-winning Afro-Latin music ensemble. Alvear does it all as composer, singer, bassist, and arranger while bringing a little of Ecuador, his country of birth, to Boston. With his unique compositions he has been a driving force in New England’s Latin music scene, making him one of the most accomplished Latino artists in the city.

 July 21: Conjunto ChĂ©vere  ElGrupoChevere

Mozart Park, 10 Mozart St., Jamaica Plain
It all started in 1994, right here in Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood. El Conjunto ChĂ©vere has moved away from their original bachata and ballads towards a more lively expression of their roots; and have combined the sounds of the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, El Salvador, Curacao, and Cuba in an explosive mix of salsa and merengue.


July 28: Clave & BluesClave and Blues copy

Mission Hill Playground, 1545 Tremont St., Roxbury
An authentic Cuban sound mixed with other contemporary influences has earned this local band a significant following across New England. Includes professional musicians from Berklee College and is directed by Cuban Pianist Anibal Cruz who graduated at ISA University of Arts in Havana, Cuba.


August 4: Orquesta Homenaje DSC_0113-2-C[1] copy

O’Day Park, 85 W. Newton St., South End
Puerto Rican percussionist Frankie RodrĂ­guez has been a mainstay in the New England music scene as the go-to bandleader whenever salsa superstars are performing in the region. His band, Orquesta Homenaje, joins forces with some of the most talented performers and offers an exciting blend of salsa.
Rain site: Villa Victoria Center for the Arts, 85 W. Newton St., South End

August 11: The Remedy

LoPresti Park, 33 Summer St., East Boston
Rain site: Zumix, 260 Summer St., East Boston
This 6 piece  band is taking contemporary pop and reggaeton and transforming it into what they call tropical pop. They blend salsa’s biggest hits with current trends resulting in remarkable numbers that will make you move. Their special bond is apparent in all of their music, as they were friends at Berklee College of Music before deciding to form the band.

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Thursday, May 26

FREE FUN FRIDAY SCHEDULE

THE 2016 FREE FUN FRIDAYS LINEUP, VIA HIGHLAND STREET FOUNDATION. / CLICK TO VIEW LARGER OR PRINT A PDF.
To all of Boston’s other free summer series out there, allow me to Kanye you aside for a second (I’m gonna let you finish!) to say that Highland Street Foundation’s Free Fun Fridays is the best summer series of all time.
The foundation has hosted the popular family-friendly series since 2009, growing in size every year. The free programming provides Massachusetts locals and visitors alike with frugal ways to celebrate summer in the Bay State. There are no strings attached—every Friday for ten weeks, eight institutions in Boston and beyond will offer free admission.
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“The events are great for children during the summer since they’re not in school,” said executive director Blake Jordan in 2014. “It’s a great opportunity for them to continue their education. We’ve seen a lot of youth groups, senior citizen groups, and veteran groups come out. And we’ve heard from families where a parent lost his job, and Free Fun Fridays was their family vacation. The feedback has been unbelievable—I could count on one hand the number of problems we’ve had as far as people complaining about things like long lines, but generally no one complains because it’s all free.”
Indeed, no complaints here.

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Last year, there were 70 Free Fun Fridays. This year, there are 80. Check out the full schedule above and below. Where will you be headed summer?

Friday, June 24, 2016

  • Tanglewood
  • Lyric Stage Company of Boston
  • Clark Art Institute
  • MASS MoCA
  • Worcester Art Museum
  • Children’s Museum at Holyoke
  • International Volleyball Hall of Fame
  • The Mount: Edith Wharton’s Home

Friday, July 1, 2016

  • Boston Children’s Museum
  • The Sports Museum
  • Heritage Museums & Gardens
  • Falmouth Museums on the Green
  • Cape Cod Maritime Museum
  • Amelia Park Children’s Museum
  • Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival
  • Wenham Museum

Friday, July 8, 2016

  • Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
  • Plimoth Plantation
  • Peabody Essex Museum
  • Cape Ann Museum
  • Buttonwood Park Zoo
  • Children’s Museum in Easton
  • The Hall at Patriot Place
  • Provincetown Art Association and Museum

Friday, July 15, 2016

  • Edward M. Kennedy Institute
  • Boston AthenÓ•um
  • Larz Anderson Museum
  • Cape Cod Children’s Museum
  • Edward Gorey House
  • Danforth Art Museum/School
  • Spellman Museum of Stamps & Postal History
  • Fitchburg Art Museum

Friday, July 22, 2016

  • Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park
  • Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University
  • New Bedford Whaling Museum
  • Cape Cod Museum of Art
  • Pilgrim Hall Museum
  • The Eric Carle Museum
  • Fruitlands Museum
  • Museum of Russian Icons

Friday, July 29, 2016

  • John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
  • Commonwealth Museum
  • Battleship Cove
  • Marine Museum at Fall River
  • Sandwich Glass Museum
  • Nantucket Whaling Museum
  • Tower Hill Botanic Garden
  • Commonwealth Shakespeare Company

Friday, August 5, 2016

  • Harvard Museum of Natural History
  • The Old State House
  • The Greenway Carousel
  • Springfield Museums
  • Historic Deerfield
  • Hancock Shaker Village
  • The Old Manse, The Trustees
  • Worcester Historical Museum

Friday, August 12, 2016

  • MIT Museum
  • The Museum of the NCAAA
  • Concord Museum
  • Garden in the Woods
  • Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center
  • Naumkeag, The Trustees
  • Emily Dickinson Museum
  • The Metropolitan Waterworks Museum

Friday, August 19, 2016

  • The Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston
  • USS Constitution Museum
  • The Discovery Museums
  • EcoTarium
  • The Children’s Museum of Greater Fall River
  • New England Historic Genealogical Society
  • Fuller Craft Museum
  • Griffin Photography Museum

Friday, August 26, 2016

  • Franklin Park Zoo
  • Old Sturbridge Village
  • Freedom Trail Foundation
  • Museum of African American History
  • Norman Rockwell Museum
  • Berkshire Museum
  • Ventfort Hall Mansion and Gilded Age Museum
  • Cape Cod Museum of Natural History
Learn more about Highland Street Foundation at highlandstreet.org.
Plus, even more summer 2016 fun.
Source URL: http://www.bostonmagazine.com/arts-entertainment/blog/2016/05/23/free-fun-fridays-2016-boston-schedule/

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