Revere, Revere Spring Carnival (3/21 - 4/14): The Revere Spring Carnival is back! Rides, games, food and fun for the whole family!

Somerville, Create Your Life: Passion & Purpose (3/31): A full-day live experience for 100 women in Somerville MA, Sunday 3/31. The biggest obstacle to your growth and success is your mindset. Discover how to tap into your immeasurable power and create a l

Worcester, Olympic Fencing Classes (3/4 - 4/27): Join us for our March/April session. Classes for kids and adults begin on March 4th.

North Eastham, Registration for PEDALING THROUGH PARIS & ENGLAND with Joe Marchio. May 8 - 18, 2019 (11/25 - 3/31): Join Joe Marchio as he plays and teaches us about various pipe organs in the cathedrals of Europe.

Littleton, The Cannon Theatre presents Cheaper by the Dozen (3/8 - 3/30): Nothing, but nothing, compares to real life humor! Join the reminiscing of 2 siblings from a large family with a dozen brothers and sisters. Based upon the true life experiences of the Gilbreth famil

Sharon, March Madness with Sharon Concert Band (3/24): Join Sharon Concert Band for “March Madness” – a concert program that combines the excitement of NCAA Basketball Tournament 'fight songs' with an expansive selection of marches.

Portland, Maine Boatbuilders Show 2019 (3/22 - 3/24): Come see the finest boats and related trades all on ONE floor. This is the 32nd year and rocking a great lecture series.

North Easton, Chamber Orchestra Concert (3/24): Sharon Community Chamber Orchestra Winter Concert.

Leominster, The Love Dogs Band Swing Dance Party & Group Swing Dance Lesson (3/24): Learn to Swing Dance and get "Wicked Good" "Real Fast" with Dance2Swing "Super Easy" Group Swing Dance Lesson

Lenox, <$200/day - Weekly 5 Day Scientific Fasting & Meditation Retreat, Improve memory & Health.. : Less Than $200/day, Sunday - Friday: Reclaim Clarity and Rebuild Self Immune System: Can you get dramatic health benefits from a modest adjustment in how you eat? A clinically-proven regimen that mimi

Dartmouth, 4th Annual Rotary of Dartmouth Scholastic Chess Tournament (4/27): Open to All Area Students through Grade 12 - All Levels Are Welcome Chess Boards/ Pieces will be provided

Worcester, April Vacation Week Fencing Clinic (4/15 - 4/18): Join us for our four-day morning fencing clinic. Beginners through competitive level fencers age 8 - high school.

Plymouth, Bill Harley Family Concert (3/31): Masterful storytelling and comic narrative songs will have listeners young and old laughing out loud.

Leominster, Cats Meow Speak Easy (3/28): All gangster, flapper and 1920s speakeasy attire welcome but not required.

Newton, Family Feeding: Making Mealtime Manageable (3/28): Enjoy some wine and cheese with other local parents at this interactive parent workshop at the Leventhal-Sidman Center (333 Nahanton Street) in Newton on Thursday, March 28 from 7-8:30pm with Register

Marshfield, Garden Planning - Annual Vegetables, Herbs, and Cut Flowers (3/31): Get your garden plan done for a great start to success

Concord, Lunafest Concord (3/30): Lunafest is a juried women's film festival shown in over 175 locations yearly. It supports women's non-profits and the work of female filmmakers. Films are moving, sometimes funny, & always amazing. T

Clinton, Magic Mike Girls Night Out the Show (4/25): Girls Night out the Show is an amazing choreographed dance show of ripped Ab's with interactive crowd participation. It is the Real Magic Mike Experience!

Plymouth, NEST Story NOOK for Families (3/30): The general public is invited to storytelling concerts and workshops!

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Cambridge, New Black Eagle Jazz Band, with guest guitarist Duke Robillard. (3/27): New Black Eagle Jazz Band with special guest, award-winning blues guitarist Duke Robillard, for an evening of swinging trad jazz.

Plymouth, Northeast Storytelling Conference & Festival (3/29 - 3/31): Sharing the Fire (STF) – the Northeast Storytelling Conference is the place to come to experience the best tellers in the Northeast. The general public is invited to storytelling concerts.

Scituate, South Shore Winter Farmers and Artisans Market (3/30): Got cabin fever? Come to the South Shore to wander through a unique market with an authentic mix of farmers, artisans, musicians, and earth-friendly nonprofits. Over 35 vendors.

Saint Albans, Vermont Maple Festival (4/26 - 4/28): Come to the Vermont Maple Festival and enjoy the best of Spring in Vermont. Taste fresh Maple Syrup, visit a sugar house, taste all things maple! A great family event.

Amherst, Amherst NH Garden Club Plant Sale (5/11): A kick off your gardening season, an event you won't want to miss. This plant sale is one of the largest in New England and just in time for Mother's Day!

Lenox, World Qigong Taichi Day 2019 Weekend Retreat (4/26 - 4/28): World Qigong Taichi Day is a day of FREE presentations, demonstrations and mini-classes offered by nationally recognized leaders of Taichi, Qigong, Chinese Medicine and Eastern philosophy. Bring your

Lenox, The Art of Lucid Dreaming Workshop (7/5 - 7/14): The Art of Lucid Dreaming Workshop with Dr. Andrew Holecek

Plymouth, NEST Story NOOK for Families (3/30)

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Natick, An Evening of Culture (4/6)

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Dedham, SUPER SWING™, POP & ROCK™ DANCE with Eight To The Bar Band (4/12)

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Allston, Carinae (4/14): Carinae is a hyper-star in the constellation Carina and a band from Western Mass - Groove Goblins, USA -

Allston, Dark Waters End (3/31): Dark Waters End takes progressive death metal to a level that makes you think twice about nodding your head in standard timing.

Allston, Kat Wright (3/30): Kat Wright, whose voice is both sultry and dynamic, delicate yet powerful; gritty but highly emotive and nuanced, has been described as “a young Bonnie Raitt meets Amy Winehouse”.

Allston, Old Sea Brigade (4/7): Amidst this mélange of textures, Atlanta-born and Nashville-based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Ben Cramer allows the emotion to resound loudest on his full-length debut, Ode To A Frie

Allston, Pray For Sound (4/12): Pray for Sound started as a solo studio project by Bruce Malley in late 2011.

Allston, Professor Caffeine and the Insecurities (4/5): 5 Piece Progressive Emo/Power Pop band from Boston, MA.

Allston, Shy, Low (4/12): Shy, Low’s new EP Burning Day was a long time in the making, and although composed of only two songs, its creation spanned nearly two years.

Allston, Slow Caves (4/5): Indie rock band, Slow Caves, formed in Fort Collins, Colorado.

Amesbury, Amesbury Home & Garden Show (4/6 - 4/7): It's never too early to plan for your next project. Visit this two-day show in Amesbury to discover local services and products in one location.

Berlin, April 2019 Berlin Contra Dance (4/6): Join the Berlin Country Orchestra for their first Saturday dance series from October to June. The band's mission: Friends learning and sharing the joyful traditions of music and dance, is exemplified

Beverly, Relay for Life of Endicott College (3/29 - 3/30): Relay is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking around a track or designated path.

Beverly, Ruben Studdard (4/5): Ruben Studdard, the Grammy nominated R&B, gospel and pop singer was the winner of American Idol’s second season.

Beverly, The Linda Ronstadt Experience with American Idol Tristan McIntosh at Larcom Theatre March 30th (3/30): Tristan McIntosh top 6 of all American Idol Finalists and Number 1 Fan Favorite.. You Won't Want To Miss This Show !! Get Your Tickets Here: https://red.vendini.com/ticket-software.html?e=a6b90726f940

Billerica, Learn to Square Dance and Round Dance! (9/13 - 6/27): Weekly classes are ongoing on Thursdays 7 - 9:30 at the Billerica Senior Center. No class on Nov 22, Dec 20 and 27. Join us for fun and do something good for your health!

Billerica, Sewing Classes in Billerica (10/8 - 4/29): Sewing Classes every Monday afternoon and every other Saturday in Billerica. See website for more details. www.SewingwithAnnette.com

Boston, 2019 Beantown Boxing Fundraiser (3/30): Get ready for a fun 60 minute workout that includes strength, cardio, and boxing stations.

Boston, 35th Annual Boston LGBT Film Festival (3/29 - 4/7): See contemporary gay, lesbian, transgender, and bisexual films at Wicked Queer.

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Boston, Boston Tattoo Convention 2019 (3/29 - 3/31): Boston Tattoo Convention has tattoo artists, vendors, seminars, and entertainment at Hynes Convention Center.

Boston, Buster Williams (4/13): Bassist and composer Buster Williams is a prodigious artist whose playing knows no limits.

Boston, Cody Webb (3/29): Singer, songwriter, and musician Cody Webb has played hundreds of dates across the country, earning thousands of fans with his keen vocals and distinctive guitar skills.

Boston, Cuba (4/5): Cuba tells the powerful story of a land preserved in time, yet poised on the cusp of dramatic change.

Boston, First Fridays: Friday Night Fever with Saucy Lady (4/5): Get your groove on with live sets from Saucy Lady’s 8-piece band and all-vinyl DJ sets by Tim Zawada (Star Creature Universal Vibrations) and Shzz Mack.

Boston, Fish House (3/29): Fish House is a cruise ship jam band; rock, r&b, a dash of lime and a healthy pour of plastic bottle vodka.

Boston, Future Teens (3/29): Future Teens started as a joke, and perhaps appropriately, the band played their first show in a sweaty basement while a Fourth of July barbecue raged outside.

Boston, Huzzah! Colonial Tavern Night (4/5): Join John Hancock, Dorothy Quincy and Samuel Adams at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum for a night of merrymaking at Boston's only colonial tavern night experience.

Boston, Let’s Talk About the News: Presidential Politics (3/25): Explore today’s biggest news stories. Share your own perspectives. Learn from others' experiences. This series is all about thoughtful and friendly conversation with the people we call our neighbors a

Boston, Let’s Talk About the News: World Events (4/1): Explore today’s biggest news stories. Share your own perspectives. Learn from others' experiences. This series is all about thoughtful and friendly conversation with the people we call our neighbors a

Boston, Lets Roam: Boston Scavenger Hunt (4/5): Let's Roam is a scavenger hunt tour company that helps people explore their surroundings, connect with others, propose to their partners, and raise thousands of dollars for charity.

Boston, Midday Oasis: Fridays at Trinity (4/5): Need a midday break? Come hear the sonic splendor of the Trinity Organs. Organists from the US and abroad present weekly innovative programs.

Boston, Neena Gulati and the Triveni Ensemble present: Sapta (4/12 - 4/13): Sapta: The Seven Deadly Sins

Boston, Princess Expo II-Where Dreams Come True (3/31): Be a princess for the day!

Boston, Pub Crawl Scavenger Hunt (4/5): Bring your friends together and experience the city like never before. Our pub crawl scavenger hunts guide you through the city while you uncover its history, solve puzzles, and have some drinks with

Boston, Rainbow Tribe, Inc. Presents Connections (4/5 - 4/6): Boston-based Rainbow Tribe, Inc. will present its 17th annual dance concert entitled Connections.

Boston, Refactoring: Technical Excellence for a Bug-Free Product (4/5): Richard’s classes on Agile technical skills are available both online and face-to-face in your office.

Boston, Relay for Life of Boston University (4/13): Relay is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking around a track or designated path.

Boston, Romeo & Juliet (3/1 - 3/31): Feel the power of the world's greatest writer in a whole new way.

Boston, Social Knit Night (4/5): Come in and hang out with us every Friday night and knit with us in the shop! Social Knit Nights are a fun, social time for knitters of all levels to hang out with other knitters in the area.

Boston, Sophias Choice: A Lost Golden Girls Episode (3/1 - 4/7): Everyone's favorite sitcom as a drag musical extravaganza!

Boston, Sunday Morning Indoor Rowing Classes in South End (4/5): Swet Studio, in Boston's South End, is hosting a variety of group indoor rowing fitness classes this coming Sunday morning.

Boston, The Clearing (4/5 - 4/20): What happens when justice isn't just?

Boston, The Gloaming (4/7): THE GLOAMING is Thomas Bartlett, Dennis Cahill, Martin Hayes, Iarla Ó Lionaird, Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh.

Boston, Towrs (4/6): We are a band born out of Flagstaff, Arizona. A family that combines our creativity to express ourselves through music!

Boston, We Create Festival (4/5 - 4/6): We Create is a process-oriented festival that gives artists the opportunity to create original works around an annual theme during a period of 6 months.

Boxborough, Boxborough Paper Town - The Vintage Paper, Book & Advertising Collectibles Show (4/6): Flamingo Eventz is pleased to announce the return of Boxboro Paper Town – The Vintage Paper, Books & Advertising Collectibles Show - where you’ll find anything & everything Vintage Paper & Ephemera!

Bridgewater, Relay for Life of Bridgewater State University (4/5): Relay is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking around a track or designated path.

Burlington, The Islamic Academy for Peace Annual Fundraising Dinner (3/30): Mark your calendar March 30th 2019 - 5 PM at Burlington Marriott

Cambridge, 15th Annual Black Policy Conference (4/5 - 4/7): The student-led Black Policy Conference is a leading policy driven forum aimed to address the issues affecting Black communities.

Cambridge, Andy Sheppard (3/29): Established for over thirty years as a successful composer and performer, saxophonist Andy Sheppard is one of a very few British musicians to have made a significant impact on the international jazz s

Cambridge, Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra (4/6): George Frideric Handel: Apollo e Dafne Join the Boston Early Music Festival Orchestra, led by BEMF Orchestra Director Robert Mealy and harpsichordist Avi Stein, for a rare performance of Handel's cant

Cambridge, Cambridge Farmers Market (4/6): It'll include arts and crafts, live music and special activities for kids and adults aside for farmers market. Don't miss!

Cambridge, Cambridge Science Festival (4/12 - 4/21): Cambridge Science Festival has hundreds of interactive events making science, technology, math, and engineering fun, including a free Science Carnival & Robot Zoo.

Cambridge, Concert III (3/31): 70th birthday celebration for Composer Richard Festinger, Collage Composers Colloquium, and soprano Tony Arnold

Cambridge, Down Under Unites Yoga Festival (4/6 - 4/7): Join us for a weekend of mini-workshops, classes, and conversations celebrating the diversity of our yoga offerings.

Cambridge, How To Make Your Practice Count (3/31): An Alexander Technique workshop for Musicians

Cambridge, Indonesian Language Course (3/2 - 4/13): Let’s learn Indonesian! Saturdays, March 2 - April 3, 2019 in Cambridge, MA. Beginner & intermediate classes for youth & adults. More info & registration at: https://icone-inc.org/learnindonesian/

Cambridge, Jack Broadbent (4/14): Jack‘s performances exude a warmth, humour and energy that has electrified audiences worldwide.

Cambridge, Jackson Whalan (4/5): Jackson Whalan is a producer and lyricist, originally from The Berkshires, MA.

Cambridge, Kaiti Jones (4/5): Jones’ first two releases were EPs - “Arise Child” in 2009, written and recorded in Nashville, and “Growing Things,” her first Boston release in 2013.

Cambridge, Kid Wolf (3/30): Formed in the spring of 2016 in Somerville Massachusetts, Kid Wolf aims to blend the overdriven spirit of an electric rock band with the intricacies and vocal harmonies of an acoustic folk band.

Cambridge, La Force (3/29): La Force is Ariel Engle, vocalist and newest member of Broken Social Scene. The music of La Force is nocturnal electronic pop, featuring Engle's enchanting vocals over dynamic production.

Cambridge, Mo Lowda & the Humble (4/13): Known for their progressive song writing and energetic live performances, Mo Lowda & The Humble's beginnings were in the beer-soaked basements of Philadelphia.

Cambridge, Nalani & Sarina (3/29): Nalani & Sarina's smart, kinetic live shows, whether as a duo or with their band, have made the sisters favorites on the Northeastern club scene.

Cambridge, New Black Eagle Jazz Band, with guest guitarist Duke Robillard. (3/27): New Black Eagle Jazz Band with special guest, award-winning blues guitarist Duke Robillard, for an evening of swinging trad jazz.

Cambridge, Peter Mulvey (3/31): Over the past 20 years, Mulvey has pursued a restless, eclectic path as a writer and musician – immersing himself in Tin PanAlley jazz, modern acoustic, poetry, narrative, and Americana stylings.

Cambridge, Red Shaydez (3/29): Red Shaydez is a multi-faceted Hip Hop recording artist born in Boston, MA who comes from a northern, southern and West-Indian background.

Cambridge, Reina Del Cid (4/12): Reina del Cid is a singer songwriter and leader of the eponymous folk rock band based in Minnesota.

Cambridge, Relay for Life of MIT (4/6): Relay is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking around a track or designated path.

Cambridge, Ryanhood (4/5): Hailing from Tucson, AZ, acoustic-duo Ryanhood have performed more than 800 shows in 42 U.S. states.

Cambridge, Sinnet (3/30): Chances are he'd humbly laugh it off if you told him so, but Sinnet's Aaron Spransy is that uniquely talented singer/songwriter with an often-elusive capital “W." Spransy's pen is both personal and un

Cambridge, Social Club Misfits (3/30): Comprised of Marty and Fern, Social Club is the after-effect of two distinctive personalities meshing to create an invigorating sound.

Cambridge, Space Opera (3/30 - 4/7): Join us in celebrating our twentieth anniversary in a grand production of SPACE OPERA!

Cambridge, The Barr Brothers (3/29): Brothers Andrew and Brad Barr had spent most of the 90s criss-crossing North America, playing music with their spirited, improv-based rock trio, The Slip.

Cambridge, The Suitcase Junket (4/5): Swamp-yankee music. The Suitcase Junket is Matt Lorenz's internationally touring, throat-singing, slide guitar playing one-man-band

Cambridge, Visiting Wine (4/7): Lindsey Sampson, Greg Daigle, and Jim McCann are musicians and songwriters from the Boston area who team up to create the band Visiting Wine.

Canton, PJ Library Mitzvah Day: Stop & Stock for Passover (4/7): Join PJ Library for a special "Passover Scavenger Hunt" to shop for the JF&CS Food Pantry at Shaw's (95 Washington Street) in Canton on Sunday, April 7 from 10am-12pm.

Charlestown, Moxie and a Good Sense of Balance: Nancy Drew and the Power of the Teenage Girl; book presentation. (3/28): "Moxie and a Good Sense of Balance: Nancy Drew and the Power of the Teenage Girl"; a presentation given by local author Lynne Byall Benson.

Chestnut Hill, Relay for Life of Boston College (3/29): Relay is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking around a track or designated path.

Chicopee, Rewrite the Stars - Womens Day 2019 (3/30): Do you believe that God can change the story of your life? Guilt, loss, disappointment, and fear can hinder us from seeing and enjoying the amazing plans God has for us! Join us for an afternoon fille

Clinton, Magic Mike Girls Night Out the Show (4/25): Girls Night out the Show is an amazing choreographed dance show of ripped Ab's with interactive crowd participation. It is the Real Magic Mike Experience!

Concord, Beyond the Notes (4/5): Concord native, Sarah Whitney will return to to present the fifth annual BEYOND THE NOTES at 51 Walden Performing Arts Center on April 5, 2109.

Concord, Lunafest Concord (3/30): Lunafest is a juried women's film festival shown in over 175 locations yearly. It supports women's non-profits and the work of female filmmakers. Films are moving, sometimes funny, & always amazing. T

Concord, The Joy Luck Club (3/15 - 3/31): The Joy Luck Club tells the story of four older Chinese-American women and their complex relationships with their American-born daughters.

Dartmouth, 4th Annual Rotary of Dartmouth Scholastic Chess Tournament (4/27): Open to All Area Students through Grade 12 - All Levels Are Welcome Chess Boards/ Pieces will be provided

Dedham, Annie (3/29 - 3/31): The irrepressible comic strip heroine takes center stage in one of the world's best-loved musicals.

Dedham, SUPER SWING™, POP & ROCK™ DANCE with Eight To The Bar Band (4/12): SUPER SWING™, POP & ROCK™ DANCE with 'Eight To The Bar' Band @ Moseley's Dance Hall in Dedham, MA - with Swing, Pop & Rock Music & Hundreds of Dancing People, Friendly atmosphere. Dance Lesson @ 7:15

Devens, Groton-Dunstable Chamber Choir Fun-Raiser (3/30): Benefit concert and silent auction

Duxbury, Slambovian Circus of Dreams (4/6): Slambovian Circus of Dreams at South Shore Folk Music Club at First Parish Duxbury, MA

Easthampton, 2019 Caprine Vinyasa Charity Series (4/5): Fundraiser featuring yoga with baby goats!

Everett, Sam Reid & the Riot Act (4/12): Sam Reid and the Riot Act is an American roots and bluegrass band of the un-pure variety, with plenty of flatpicking and three-part harmonies punctuated by driving drums and Caribbean rhythms.

Feeding Hills, Nightshift’s encore performance at the Hills (3/29): Join Nightshift as we return to this great venue just over the line in Feeding Hills, MA!

Franklin, Angelcat Haven Wine Tasting Fundraiser (3/30): Join Angelcat Haven Feline Rescue for a fun night of wine tasting to support our cats and kittens!

Great Barrington, Prince of Light and Prince of Darkness (4/5): Motets and Madrigals by Monteverdi and Gesualdo

Hamilton, Mamma Mia! (3/23 - 3/31): The story-telling magic of ABBA's timeless songs propels this enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship, creating an unforgettable show.

Haverhill, PMB 3rd Annual Comedy Night! (3/29): Comedy Night

Holbrook, Holi - Festival of Colors (4/6): Holi Festival Promotes Unity In Diversity!!

Holden, Curtains (3/29 - 3/31): A Murder Mystery

Hudson, Hudson March Wholesale Show (3/24 - 3/26): The Show will be held on March 24-26, 2019. There will be a great number of exhibitors exhibiting their items in various categories

Hudson, Troy Music Festival (4/5): Troy Music Festival on April 5th at Hudson Portuguese Club Office in Hudson, MA.

Hyannis, BHS Celebration Comedy Night (3/30): An evening of great comedy with Barnstable's Jim Ruberti and friends.

Hyannis, Hyannis Home Garden and Lifestyle Show (3/30 - 3/31): This year, our 61st annual Home, Garden & Lifestyles Show, continues this annual spring tradition, a favorite of Cape Codders’ and many others.

Jamaica Plain, Easy Eds Record Hop (4/6): DJ Easy Ed (Easy Ed's Record Hop) is a Boston-based, vinyl-only DJ specializing in rare and rockin' 45s—vintage R&B, Rock ‘n’ Roll, Rockabilly, and more.

Jamaica Plain, Roy Sludge (4/6): Roy Sludge plays vintage country, hopped-up honky tonk and raucous rockabilly with an emphasis on truck driving and drinking songs. Roy and his band have been playing the New England area for over 7

Jamaica Plain, The Barley Hoppers (4/6): The Barley Hoppers have been performing their unique blend of music-- not normally found in New England, but in the roadhouses of Texas and Tennessee-- to delighted audiences from New Hampshire to NYC

Lenox, <$200/day - Weekly 5 Day Scientific Fasting & Meditation Retreat, Improve memory & Health.. : Less Than $200/day, Sunday - Friday: Reclaim Clarity and Rebuild Self Immune System: Can you get dramatic health benefits from a modest adjustment in how you eat? A clinically-proven regimen that mimi

Lenox, Healing Through the Medicine Buddha Workshop with Lama Migmar Tseten (4/5 - 4/7): For everyone, who is interested in self healing and anyone who are healers. As healers often have to carry the symptoms of their patients. Retreat like this helps release and self cleansing.

Lenox, Martin Luther King Tribute (4/6): Sacred Concert by Duke Ellington with the cantilena Chamber Choir and Baltimore's Urban Choral Arts Society

Lenox, The Deyu Hall Eastover Residential Cancer Treatment and Rehabilitation Center : A holistic center dedicated to planetary health and personal well-being with ongoing life-affirming classes, events, retreats and one-on-one personal care.

Lenox, World Qigong Taichi Day 2019 Weekend Retreat (4/26 - 4/28): World Qigong Taichi Day is a day of FREE presentations, demonstrations and mini-classes offered by nationally recognized leaders of Taichi, Qigong, Chinese Medicine and Eastern philosophy. Bring your

Lenox, The Art of Lucid Dreaming Workshop (7/5 - 7/14): The Art of Lucid Dreaming Workshop with Dr. Andrew Holecek

Leominster, Cats Meow Speak Easy (3/28): All gangster, flapper and 1920s speakeasy attire welcome but not required.

Leominster, The Love Dogs Band Swing Dance Party & Group Swing Dance Lesson (3/24): Learn to Swing Dance and get "Wicked Good" "Real Fast" with Dance2Swing "Super Easy" Group Swing Dance Lesson

Lexington, Festival of the Feet (4/7): An explosive collaboration of flamenco, kathak, and tap!

Lexington, Mark Erelli in concert with Zack Hickman (3/31): Mark Erelli and Zack Hickman in concert at Temple Isaiah, March 31 at 7:30 PM

Littleton, Electronics and Appliance Recycle Day in Littleton (3/30): All types of electronics i.e. computers, copiers, DVD, speakers, etc. Dishwashers, dryers, stoves, microwaves, snow blowers, vacuums, refrigerators, propane tanks, scrap metal, cables, keyboards, car

Littleton, The Cannon Theatre presents Cheaper by the Dozen (3/8 - 3/30): Nothing, but nothing, compares to real life humor! Join the reminiscing of 2 siblings from a large family with a dozen brothers and sisters. Based upon the true life experiences of the Gilbreth famil

Lynn, Black Excellence 5k (4/6): This is a 5k fundraiser that will help North Shore Juneteenth Association continue to create programming and events that expose all cultures to positive images and aspects of African American culture.

Malden, OnStage 360 (3/30): A performance series of dance performed in the round!

Marblehead, Dom Flemons (3/29): Dom Flemons is originally from Phoenix, Arizona and currently lives in the Washington, D.C. area. He is known as “The American Songster” since his repertoire of music covers nearly 100 years of Americ

Marlborough, Hello! Mediumship with Diane Lewis (4/11): Only 25 individuals will share in this extraordinary evening of spirit communication.

Marshfield, Garden Planning - Annual Vegetables, Herbs, and Cut Flowers (3/31): Get your garden plan done for a great start to success

Marshfield, Garden Planning: Annual Vegetables & Cut Flowers (3/31): Spring into planting season with a strong plan, we'll show you how!

Melrose, Dont Stop Believing (4/6): 80's Night Fundraiser

Natick, Adobe Lightroom Workshop: Intro to Editing (3/30): Are you shooting RAW? Then this is the class for you! We will cover importing files into Lightroom and moving into the basic workflow. Discover one of the best advantages to Lightroom, non-destructive

Natick, Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas (4/12): The musical partnership between consummate performer Alasdair Fraser, "the Michael Jordan of Scottish fiddling", and brilliant Californian cellist Natalie Haas spans the full spectrum between intimate

Natick, An Evening of Culture (4/6): "An Evening of Culture" is a night of entertainment and culture in the Natick Center Cultural District!

Natick, Boston Comics featuring Harrison Stebbins and Michael Petit (3/30): With a sarcastic wit and an improvisational style, Harrison Stebbins has quickly become one of the most popular acts in the Northeast. A 30 year entertainment professional, Michael Petit's unbridled e

Natick, Coco Montoya & Tinsley Ellis (3/29): A night of blues with Coco Montoya and Tinsley Ellis for the Blues Rock Titans Tour

Natick, Kathy Mattea Acoustic Living Room (4/11): The Acoustic Living Room Songs and Stories with Kathy Mattea Featuring Bill Cooley

Natick, Martha Davis & The Motels (4/13): Her voice is unique, unmistakable and timeless – The Los Angeles Times’ Robert Hilburn called her “arguably the most charismatic female performer in rock.”

Natick, Retro Polatin plays Vintage Rock and Roll. (3/29): Dance to 50's and 60's Rock and Roll!

Natick, The Effects of Climate Change on the Plants and Animals of Thoreaus Concord: Stone Memorial Lecture (3/31): For the past 15 years, Professor Richard Primack and his team have been using Thoreau’s records and other Massachusetts data sources to document the earlier flowering and leafing out times of plants a

Natick, Wacky Woodcocks (3/23 - 4/13): Every spring, woodcocks court, filling the last hours of daylight with spectacular aerial displays. Come join us as we attempt to view this amazing rite of spring.

Natick, Wild about Reptiles (4/13): Are snakes really slimy? What is the difference between a lizard and a snake? Find out for yourself as you meet baby turtles and snakes up close! Learn more about our wonderful scaly friends and take

New Bedford, Me & Miss Jones (3/31): Seaglass Theater Company presents music from the lifetime of Amelia Hickling Jones (1849-1935)

Newburyport, HOW I BROUGHT PEACE TO THE MIDDLE EAST: A TRAGICOMEDY (4/13): David Kaye tells the story of moving his family to Israel for six months to teach on a Fulbright Scholarship at the height of the Arab Spring.

Newburyport, Jillian Cardarelli (3/30): From New England to Nashville presented by the Haverhill Lions Club

Newburyport, The Seldom Scene in Concert (4/13): Instrumental in starting the progressive bluegrass movement, 4-time Grammy nominees The Seldom Scene have enthralled audiences for nearly five decades with their talented musicianship, signature sound

Newton, Family Feeding: Making Mealtime Manageable (3/28): Enjoy some wine and cheese with other local parents at this interactive parent workshop at the Leventhal-Sidman Center (333 Nahanton Street) in Newton on Thursday, March 28 from 7-8:30pm with Register

Newton, PJ Passover Celebration: Music, Rugrats & More! (4/7): We're kicking off Passover with a fun-filled morning of music, a movie, snacks and sensory tables at the Leventhal-Sidman Center (333 Nahanton Street) in Newton on Sunday, April 7 from 10-11:30am.

Newton, Tot Shabbat (4/5): Join together with your little ones for Musical Tot Shabbat & Challah Bake tomorrow at 10:30 AM together with guitarist Mr. Owen!

Newton, Wellness Event Series: Brain Health and Memory Loss (4/3): Strategies to Maintain Brain Health and Prevent Memory Loss is part of JCC Greater Boston's free Wellness Event Series, in partnership with the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Beth Israel Dea

North Andover, IAMV Holi 2019 (4/6): Indian Association of Merrimack Valley Holi Event 2019