Courtney Brennan+FollowBoston’s Irish music fest brings Dropkick Murphys & The PoguesBoston is about to get a double dose of Irish spirit this weekend! Seisiún, a two-day festival at Suffolk Downs, is putting the spotlight on both legendary and rising Irish music acts. With Dropkick Murphys headlining day one and The Pogues closing out day two, plus sets from The Hold Steady, Glen Hansard, and more, it’s a true celebration of Irish culture and community. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just love a good gathering, this is the kind of event that brings people together. Who’s planning to go, and which act are you most excited for? #Entertainment #Music #BostonEvents00Share
rachael30+FollowBoston’s Wilbur packed for R.F. Kuang’s new fantasyR.F. Kuang’s latest book launch turned downtown Boston into a hotspot for fantasy fans, with the Wilbur Theatre nearly sold out. Kuang, known for her sharp wit and raw honesty, didn’t just share her new novel “Katabasis”—she opened up about the struggles of academia, personal loss, and how these experiences shape her stories. The crowd, buzzing with excitement, got a first look at her next project: a coming-of-age novel set in Taipei, due in 2026. It’s rare to see a local author draw such a passionate crowd—what does Kuang’s success say about Boston’s literary scene? #Entertainment #Books #BostonEvents00Share
vincentwilson+FollowBoston’s sky is about to get a major upgradeFireworks just got some serious competition—Boston’s DroneArt Show is back next month, promising a mind-blowing fusion of art, music, and tech. Imagine 500+ drones painting the night sky above Harvard’s Ohiri Field, all synced to live classical music and surrounded by thousands of glowing candles. Whether you’re looking for a romantic date, an epic Instagram moment, or a unique way to say goodbye to summer, this is the city’s must-see event. Tickets are flying, so if you want to experience ballet in the clouds, you’ll need to act fast. Who else is ready to swap fireworks for drones? #Tech #BostonEvents #DroneArtShow00Share
normancrystal+FollowCaribbean Night brings reggae vibes to Spectacle IslandSpectacle Island is about to light up with the infectious rhythms of Dis-N-Dat, Boston’s own reggae band with deep Caribbean roots. On August 23, the island transforms into a vibrant celebration of Caribbean culture—think steel pan drums, soulful beats, and family traditions passed down through generations. It’s not just about the music; you’ll find Caribbean eats from Zaz Restaurant, craft drinks, and a community vibe that welcomes everyone. Whether you’re a reggae fan or just looking for a unique summer night out, this is a chance to experience the heart of Boston’s diverse culture in one unforgettable setting. Who’s ready to dance under the stars? #Entertainment #Music #BostonEvents00Share
boothconnor+FollowBoston’s weekend: Feast, fair & jazz vibesBoston’s North End is about to come alive with the 115th Fisherman’s Feast—think mouthwatering Italian eats, lively processions, and the epic Flight of the Angel on Sunday night. Down on the South Shore, the Marshfield Fair is rolling in with classic rides, animals, and all the fried food you can handle. And if music’s your thing, Salem Willows Park is hosting the Jazz and Soul Festival—free tunes, cool workshops, and a laid-back vibe. Which event are you most excited for, or are you hitting them all? #News #BostonEvents #WeekendPlans00Share
Annette Jones+FollowBoston’s sunset clambake you can winImagine unwinding on Spectacle Island, savoring a classic New England clambake as the sun sets over Boston Harbor—just minutes from downtown. On August 21, one lucky winner and a guest will enjoy fresh seafood, seasonal sides, and even vegan options, all with unbeatable ocean views. Whether you’re strolling scenic trails or just soaking in the city lights, this is the ultimate summer escape. Want in? Enter for your chance to win two tickets and make this dreamy evening yours. Who would you bring along for a night like this? #Food #BostonEvents #SpectacleIsland00Share
Robin Long+FollowScore free Chris Brown tickets at Fenway!Chris Brown is taking over Fenway Park this August, and you could be in the crowd without spending a dime. Local favorites Bento’s Bar & Grill, Toast n Jam, and Mi Antojo Mexican Restaurant are teaming up to give away a pair of tickets to the big show. It’s as simple as dropping your info for a shot at winning. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just want a night out at one of Boston’s most iconic venues, this is your chance. Who would you bring if you won? Let’s talk dream concert buddies! #News #BostonEvents #FenwayPark00Share
Melvin Mosley+FollowExplore Franklin Park’s wild side togetherFranklin Park is turning into a living science lab this week! You can join hands-on walks led by local experts—think searching for secretive salamanders, discovering the wild world of mushrooms, and spotting birds with real birders. These free events are open to all ages and are part of the Franklin Park Biodiversity Project, which is mapping every creature in the park. It’s a rare chance to see your neighborhood through a scientist’s eyes, meet neighbors, and maybe even find a new favorite critter. Who’s in for some urban nature sleuthing? #Science #FranklinPark #BostonEvents00Share
Mary Mendoza+FollowBoston’s social scene gets a quirky twistMeeting new people in Boston just got a whole lot more interesting—imagine your friends pitching you to a room full of singles, PowerPoint and all! The new Pitch-A-Friend meetups are popping up at local breweries and bars, turning the usual awkward introductions into a fun, almost business-like presentation. Whether you’re looking for love or just want to shake up your social circle, this is a fresh take on making connections. Would you trust your friends to sell your best qualities to strangers? Or would you rather stay behind the scenes? Let’s hear your thoughts—would you try this out if it came to your neighborhood? #Tech #BostonEvents #MeetupTrend00Share
Henry Chan+FollowBoston lights up with Puerto Rican prideFranklin Park was bursting with color, music, and the irresistible aroma of Puerto Rican food this weekend as the city came together for the annual Puerto Rican festival. From lively parades winding down Cedar Street to families laughing on carnival rides, the celebration was a true showcase of Puerto Rico’s vibrant culture right here in Boston. It’s amazing to see how traditions from the island are kept alive and shared across generations. Anyone else leave with a new favorite dish or a song stuck in their head? Let’s talk about your favorite moments! #News #BostonEvents #PuertoRicanFestival00Share
