Looking for something to do this weekend with the family, friends, or even just yourself?
We’ve got a few ideas that will get you out of the house and enjoying the beautiful New England summer.
Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival
Friday, July 24th – Sunday, July 26th
In it’s 12th year, the Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival returns again this weekend. Master sand sculptors from around the world compete in this national contest that attracts international, national and regional media coverage. Check out the interactive learning zone, live entertainment, and of course all the great sand castles and sculptures! More details on parking, directions, and MBTA transit can be found here.
Shakespeare on the Common – Boston Common, Boston, MA
Friday, July 24th @ 8pm, Saturday, July 25th @ 8pm, Sunday, July 26th @ 7pm
For the 20th season production of Free Shakespeare on the Common, CSC is pleased to present King Lear for the very first time. King Lear follows the journey of an aging king, faced with his own mortality and mental decline, who tries to secure the legacy of his kingdom by dividing it amongst his three daughters. Only through loss—of status, of love, of loyalty—does King Lear learn what is truly resonant at the end of a life. Admission is free and open to the public. Click here for more information.
Free Friday Flicks – E.T. – DCR Hatch Memorial Shell, Boston, MA
Friday, July 24th – Sundown
Free Friday Flicks is a summertime tradition in Boston, attracting thousands of movie-goers to enjoy family-oriented feature length movies under the stars all summer long at DCR’s Hatch Shell in Boston! Bring a blanket or lawn chair, pack a picnic, and watch a movie with family and friends on Friday night for free! Movies begin at sundown, but arrive early to grab your spot on the lawn and enjoy free food samples, games, and giveaways with WBZ NewsRadio 1030 – the fun starts at 6pm with WBZ’s Morgan White Jr! More details available here.
FIGMENT Boston 2015 – Kennedy Greenway, Boston, MA
Saturday, July 25 – Sunday, July 26th
This weekend, FIGMENT Boston returns to the Rose Kennedy Greenway in downtown Boston. The festival allows artists to showcase original works and create something that gets people to interact, to participate and collaborate with each other. Check out dance performances, art projects, and music all along the Greenway this weekend. Plus, there’s a FIGMENT After Dark Dance Party in Dewey Square on Saturday night. Get more information here.
Boston Summer Arts Weekend – Copley Plaza, Boston, MA
Saturday, July 25th – Sunday, July 26th
This free outdoor festival is in its fourth year and features art and music performances in Copley Square both Saturday and Sunday. From New Orleans jazz to blues, family acts and Americana, there is something for everyone at this year’s event, including performances by Emmylou Harris and the Blue Man Group. More information is available at BostonSummerArts.com.
For a whole list of things going on in the Boston-area this weekend and beyond, visit eventful.com.