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5 things to do this weekend, including Pride Worcester and Boston Fiber Festival (opens the original)
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Open-air music performances and opportunities to find community are on the horizon this weekend. The Jamaica Plain Music Festival is a great way to step outdoors and be immersed in the tunes of local artists, while the Boston Arts Festival will blend live music with fine art. Or head to Worcester to celebrate Pride. These activities and more, below. The ICA hosts an evening of art and community in the form of “Black Joy Java,” marking Boston’s seventh annual Black Joy Day. The outdoor event, whi
5 things to do this weekend, including Campfire Festival and King Richard's Faire (opens the original)
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What new adventures will the start of September bring? Travel through your taste buds or step back in time at the Asian American Day Festival and King Richard’s Faire in Carver. Or uncover new finds at two second-hand markets. Movie screenings will also sweep you back into the past, or explore the local music scene at Harvard Square’s Campfire Festival. More details below. Revisit classic films at the Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline as part of the Big Screen Classics series. On Thursday, Vi
14 dance performances to attend this fall (opens the original)
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As autumn rolls in, we’re seeing signs of change and possibility in Boston’s dance scene. New performance space The Platform arrives in Kendall Square, hosting many Global Arts Live productions. There are free opportunities to tap into the dance scene, including The Dance Complex’s “Fall Into Dance,” a 35th anniversary celebration, as well as “Let’s Dance Boston,” a series of instructional lessons coming to the Rose Kennedy Greenway. There will also be visits from out-of-state troupes Bill T. Jo
5 things to do this weekend, including a Chelsea theater festival and a DADA Quartet concert (opens the original)
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A number of festivals in Greater Boston will help us close out August. In Chelsea, an outdoor theater festival hosts unique performances and workshops. A roving music festival in Somerville and Cambridge offers audiences a chance to hear from celebrated bands, with a beer in hand. And the Experience Chinatown festival kicks off with murals on display, celebrating the neighborhood. These and more, below. The Museum of Science hosts a discussion on Afrofuturism and how these reimagined worlds prov
5 things to do this weekend, including the NorthEast Tea Festival and 'Better Angels' pop-up (opens the original)
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There’s so much joy to be found, even as we wind down towards the end of summer. This week, sample sips of tea from around the world at the NorthEast Tea Festival and step into a workshop to learn how to make your own drinkable creations. Jamaica Plain Porchfest presents a day full of free performances on porches and in public spaces around the neighborhood. Finally, enjoy a humorous work by classical composer Gioachino Rossini, brought to you by Boston Summer Opera. These and more, below. Yo-Yo
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