Finding Free Boston Events is a hard task which we took upon and created this Boston Free Events Tomorrow Calendar which covers the best free concerts (classical, jazz, pop, rock, opera), free comedy shows, art exhibitions (museum, galleries), free and cheap party and nightlife activities & things to do tomorrow in Boston including Somerville, Watertown, Cambridge, Brookline, Belmont, Dedham, Newton, Charlestown and more.
Boston Bouldering Project, 12A Tyler St., Somerville, Ma 02143
Fiedler Field, Charles River Esplanade, Boston, MA 02114
Fiedler Field, Charles River Esplanade, BOSTON, Massachusetts 02114
VESTER Cambridge, 73 Ames Street, Cambridge, MA 02142
Osborn Triangle MIT, 75 State St, Boston, MA 02109
Hood Park, 500 Rutherford Avenue, Charlestown, MA
Sonsie, 327 Newbury Street, Boston, MA 02115
3rd Space, 12 Summer Street, Boston, MA 02110
Prudential Center, 800 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02199
Saltonstall Park, Thaxter St, Watertown, MA 02472
The Lansdowne Pub, 9 Lansdowne St, Boston, MA 02215
The West End Museum, 150 Staniford St. Suite 7 (on Lomasney Way), Boston, MA 02114
Carson Beach, Carson Beach, Boston, MA 02127
Samuel Adams Boston Brewery, 30 Germania Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
Craft Food Hall Project - Revolution Hall, 3 Maguire Road, Lexington, MA
The Liberty Hotel, 215 Charles St, Boston, MA
Boston Public Market, 100 Hanover Street, Boston, MA 02108
Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park, Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02110
Besides many free events listed in our BOSTON Free Events TOMORROW calendar above, here are some more Free Things to Do in Boston Tomorrow:
Take Some Pictures on the Steps of the Boston Public Library The Boston Public library is one of the city's architectural wonders. Join the crowds sitting on the steps when it's time for a rest. A self-guided tour for browsing the exquisite art inside the building is also a great way to spend an hour! 700 Boylston Street, Boston, MA | https://www.bpl.org/
Explore the Arnold Arboretum Science meets beauty at the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University. Winding through Jamaica Plain and Roslindale, the Arnold Arboretum is a botanical research institution and free public park dating back to 1872. It is North America's oldest arboretum. While the blooms change with the seasons, this beautiful open space is always worth a visit. 125 Arborway, Boston, MA | https://arboretum.harvard.edu/
Discover the Black Heritage Trail Boston's Black Heritage Trail offers a self-guided walking tour consisting of 14 sites around Beacon Hill that are closely connected to the nation's African-American history. This is a passive activity that consists mostly of private residences that can be admired from the sidewalk. Walkers can pick up maps free of charge at Abiel Smith School. The entire trail covers 1.6 miles. https://www.nps.gov/boaf/virtual-black-heritage-trail-tour.htm
Window Shop on Newbury Street Newbury Street has long been considered the best spot for window shopping in Boston. The entire stretch from Boston Public Garden down to the Prudential Center shopping area is lined with a mix of high-end and novelty boutiques with fun displays. Newbury Street is also stacked with great lunch spots!
Window Shop in Little Italy Scents of rum cake and espresso wafting through the air in Boston's Little Italy create a charming experience. While Boston's Little Italy is on the smaller side, this neighborhood is considered one of the best neighborhoods in the country for dining. A stop in Little Italy is easy when sightseeing in the North End.
Visit Rings Fountain Located at Atlantic Avenue and Milk Street, Rings Fountain is a dazzling circle of lights and water that features alternating fountain sprinklers. One visit here makes it clear why the fountain is considered by many to be the "happiest spot in Boston". Minute-long fountain shows full of lights and music happen sporadically throughout the day.
Explore the City's Faith History at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Dating back to 1875, Boston's Cathedral of the Holy Cross has hosted some of the most important spiritual events in the city's history. In 1964, a national broadcast of a requiem for President John F. Kennedy that featured the Boston Symphony Orchestra was recorded at the cathedral. The cathedral has also been visited by Pope John Paul II, President Barack Obama, and many more iconic figures. 1400 Washington Street, Boston, MA | https://holycrossboston.com/visit/
Pose for a Photo Next to Fenway Park While entering Fenway Park costs money, enjoying views of the iconic stadium from the outside is completely free! Fans get inches from where the Boston Red Sox have played since 1912. As the oldest MLB stadium in use today, Fenway is worth a visit for both history and sports fans!
Enjoy Seaside Views in Boston’s Seaport District The Seaport District is looking hipper than ever! This redeveloped section of the South Boston waterfront is lined with beautiful museums, galleries, hotels, bars, and restaurants. Take it all in with views of the pier, harbor walk, and more!
Visit the Lawn on D It's actually pretty hard to believe that entry to the Lawn on D is completely free! This public park and green space in Boston features public seating, giant-sized games, interactive art exhibitions, and fun swings for the public to enjoy. While concerts and events frequently roll in, the park is open even when nothing "special" is planned. 420 D Street, Boston, MA
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