Somerville Winter Farmers Market
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Weekly winter market with 65+ local food vendors with the best locally grown and regionally produced foods.
Weekly winter market with 65+ local food vendors with the best locally grown and regionally produced foods.
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Somerville Winter Farmers Market (Arts at the Armory) — Weekly winter market featuring over 65 local vendors offering locally grown and regionally produced foods.
Somerville Winter Farmers Market (Arts at the Armory) — Weekly winter market featuring over 65 local vendors offering locally grown and regionally produced foods.
Spanish conversation in West Branch Community Room, discussing any topic; free, email juan.aguilera_moreno@tufts.edu for questions.
Free 12‑week U.S. citizenship preparation class covering the new 128 civics questions, reading, writing, and interview practice at the Central Library auditorium, Somerville — ages 18 and up.
Celebrate Your Ridiculousness! at The Rockwell in Somerville, led by Shannan Calcutt.
Performances by Hound & Hander, Cardineau, and the Brighton Mountain Pals accompany specialty beers, Mimi's Chuka Diner waffles, and limited‑edition glassware at Aeronaut Brewing Company.
Regional farm stands, prepared food and flowers are available at Davis Square Farmers Market, accepting SNAP, HIP and SNAP Match.
Regional farm stands, prepared food and flowers at Copley Square Farmers Market, accepting SNAP and HIP.
Boston's largest open-air farmers and artist market offers regional farm stands, 100+ makers, food trucks, and artist studios on pedestrian‑only Thayer Street; free.
Open‑mic storytelling competition on the theme Frenemies at Arts at the Armory, featuring five‑minute stories and a pre‑show bar.
Open‑mic night at Arts at the Armory where UX professionals recount haunting project mishaps over locally sourced food and drinks.
Regional farm stands, prepared food, and flowers at Central Square Farmers Market, with SNAP, HIP, and SNAP Match accepted.
Ukulele sing‑along and hit‑strumming session at Arts at the Armory, open to beginners and seasoned players.
Comedy and music Halloween revue with Clay N. Ferno, Devastasia Jeannie Martini and guests at Arts at the Armory; $15 early bird, $20 advance, $25 door, all ages.