Boston Event Calendar for August 2018
Lots of exciting events pack the Boston Events Calendar for August 2018 as summer fun continues in the city.
Shakespeare on the Common, Kenny Chesney at Gillette Stadium, Billy Joel at Fenway Park, plenty of Red Sox games plus preseason for the New England Patriots, Summer Dine Out Boston, and lots of free outdoor movies keep everyone entertained.
August weather in Boston is usually pleasant and balmy, but pack an umbrella in case of surprise thunderstorms - which usually end quickly at this time of the year.
Stroll along the waterfront, choose a restaurant offering patio seating, and by all means, check out fun options for sightseeing tours.
Boston Concerts & Shows - August 2018
Kenny Chesney - Gillette Stadium
Billy Joel- Fenway Park
Yanni - Blue Hills Bank Pavilion
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August 2018 Boston Red Sox Schedule - Home Games at Fenway
Location: Fenway Park
Nearest T stations: Green Line B or C/Kenmore; Commuter Rail Worcester Line/Yawkey
Indulge your passion for baseball by going to see the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park.
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Find Red Sox home game schedule for each month: April - May - June - July - August - September - October
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Park: Garages & lots near Fenway Park
Celebrate: Best sports bars near Fenway Park
Boston Theater & Shows for August 2018
Moulin Rouge: The Musical - Emerson Colonial Theatre (World Premier - See it in Boston at pre-Broadway ticket prices!)
The Book of Mormon - Boston Opera House
Aladdin - Boston Opera House
TBD - Shakespeare on the Common
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Summer Boston Harbor Cruises
Tour Boston by boat - the best way to see the city! Check out these fun sightseeing, music, and entertainment Boston Harbor cruises on the Yacht Northern Lights and Schooner Adirondack III:
- Cinco de Mayo Cruise on the Northern Lights - May 5
- Spring Luncheon Cruise - Through June 15
- Historical New England Harbor Cruise
- Summer BBQ & Beers Cruise - May through September
- Summer Luncheon Cruise - June 22-October 5
- Brunch Cruise aboard Northern Lights
- Northern Lights Sunset Cruise
- Sunday Evening Jazz Cruise On Northern Lights
- Adirondack III Day Sail
- Adirondack III Sunset Sail
Shakespeare on the Common Continues - 2018
One of the most popular summer Boston events, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company presents Romeo & Juliet, the Bard's most famous romantic tragedy, for Shakespeare on the Common.
Bring a blanket or low folding chair, perhaps a picnic basket, and get ready to enjoy a magical evening of free theater under the stars. You can also rent a chair for $5, plus a $5 deposit that you will get back when you return the chair.
Bring your own food, or purchase something tasty from the vendors who will be onsite for the occasion. Toilets are available at the nearby tennis courts
More information: Shakespeare on the Common
When: July 19 - August 6 at 8pm on Tuesdays through Saturdays, 7pm on Sundays, plus a 3pm matinee on August 5 (note - no performances on Mondays); performances run about 2.5 hours (dates and times to be confirmed for 2018)
Where: Boston Common, near the Parkman Bandstand
Getting there: By subway: Green/Red line to Park Street Station, or Green Line to Boylston; By car: Park under the Common in the Boston Common Parking Garage
Cost: Free admission; chairs in a small special section near the stage are available in return for a donation of $50 or more, with proceeds to benefit CSC.
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New England Patriots Pre-Season Home Games 2018
The Patriots start their regular season in September.
See the entire Regular Season schedule
Will this be the year that we celebrate another Super Bowl victory? Stay tuned!
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Where: Gillette Stadium
Getting there: From Boston to Gillette Stadium
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Summer Dine Out Boston - 2018
When: August 5 - 10 & 12 - 17
Where: Best restaurants in Boston, Cambridge, and suburbs - hundreds of choices!
Twice each year, Boston foodies look forward to the best restaurants in the city being on sale. You will too, as you sample the affordable fixed price lunch and dinner menus concocted by the city's best chefs. You can start making your Dine Out Boston reservations about 3 weeks ahead of time. Don't wait, because tables fill up fast!
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Half-Price & Discount Tickets for Boston Events in September
- Cinco de Mayo Weekend Cruise - Spirit of Boston - May 5 (always sells out early) - Goldstar $10-$18; Full price $20-$35
- Mother's Day Mimosa Cruise - Charles Riverboat Company -
Goldstar $15; Full price $25
- IndepenDANCE Party Cruise - Provincetown II -
Goldstar $9-$15; Full price $30
- Tipsy Chocolate Tours - Boozy walking tour in Boston's Back Bay -
Goldstar $48; Full price $68
- Big Apple Circus - Assembly Row - Goldstar $12-$39; Full price $26-$63
- New England Revolution Soccer - Gillette Stadium - Goldstar $17-$42; Full price $40-$63
- The Wiz - Lyric Stage Company - Goldstar $26-$38; Full price $51-$77
- Chocolate 101 Class (& Sampling!) - @ Elephant & Castle Pub and Restaurant -
Goldstar $25; Full price $40
- 1692 Salem Witchcraft Walk - Salem -
Goldstar $6; Full price $12
- Stuart Little - Wheelock Family Theatre -
Goldstar $13-$19; Full price $26-$38
- Shear Magic - Charles Playhouse -
Goldstar $27-$37; Full price $56
- Tea Party Ships & Museum - Boston -
Goldstar $19; Full price $30
- Stand Up Comedy at Nick's Comedy Stop - Boston -
Goldstar $0 - $10; Full price $20
- The Donkey Show - Oberon, in Cambridge -
Goldstar $15; Full price $35
- Caberet - Boston Center for the Arts -
Goldstar $20-$30; Full price $60
North End Feasts and Festivals - 2018
Four of the biggest and most famous North End Italian Feasts and Festivals take place in August, as they have for 100 years or more - almost as long as Italians have lived in this neighborhood.
Most of the North End feasts celebrate a saint with food, music, religious ceremonies, parades, strolling singers, celebrations, and more - they're like giant street parties.
In general, opening ceremonies take place on Friday evenings, with other events starting around 1pm on Saturday and Sunday and continuing until about 11pm. High Mass usually takes place on Sunday morning.
August Feasts and Festivals schedule:
St. Agrippina di Mineo Feast and Procession - August 2-5 - Feast starts at 7pm on Thursday and 12 noon on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and continues to about 11pm - Procession on Sunday only, starting at Hanover and Battery Streets
Madonna Della Cava Feast - August 10-12, Battery and Hanover Streets - Procession at 1pm on Sunday; feast opens at 7pm on Friday and 12 noon on Saturday and Sunday, and continues to about 11pm
Fisherman's Feast of the Madonna del Soccorso di Sciacca - August 16-19, - Blessing of the Fishing Waters at Christopher Columbus Park on Thursday at 6pm. Feast opens at 6pm on Friday and 12 noon on Saturday and Sunday. Grand Procession at 1pm on Sunday, on Fleet, Louis, and North Streets, with Flight of the Angel at 8pm
St. Lucy's Feast - August 23, Thatcher and Endicott Streets, procession and feast at 5pm on Monday
St. Anthony's Feast - The largest Italian religious festival in New England, August 24-26, Endicott, Thatcher, and North Margin Streets. Grand Procession starts at 12 noon on Sunday - parades, strolling singers, entertainment, and 100 pushcarts offering mouth-watering Italian food in this "Feast of All Feasts"; feast opens at 7pm on Friday, 12 noon on Saturday and Sunday - St Anthony website
Nearest T station to North End: Commuter Rail or Orange & Green Lines/North Station
Cost: Free (although you'll find temptations to spend money on food, drink, and commemorative items)
Find out about North End Feasts and Festivals taking place in September
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Free Summer Concerts in Boston
Outdoor concerts take place all over the city during the summer, and most are free. Here are some of the best during August:
Concerts in the Courtyard: Boston Public Library in the McKim Courtyard (700 Boylston Street, Copley Square in Back Bay), Wednesdays 6-7pm and Fridays at 12:30-1:30pm - Music ranges from jazz to classical, folk to world, and are free. Concerts move indoor to Rabb Hall in case of bad weather. More info: www.bpl.org/programs/concerts.htm
Harborwalk Sounds: ICA Boston on the waterfront (25 Harbor Shore Drive, South Boston Waterfront) - Free concerts on Thursdays at 6pm featuring musicians from Berklee College of Music playing jazz, world music, reggae, dance music, Latin, and more - plus food, drinks, and free museum admission. Relax and enjoy great music and gorgeous views.
New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium - 2018
Watch our local soccer team, the New England Revolution, bring men's soccer to a new level during August at Gillette Stadium.
Where: Gillette Stadium
Getting there: Gillette Stadium from Boston
Tickets & Schedule:
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See the full schedule and available tickets for New England Revolution games at Gillette Stadium
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Labor Day Fireworks - Cruises & Hotels with Views
Fireworks launched from a barge anchored between the North End and Seaport will light up the sky over Boston Harbor to kick off Labor Day Weekend at the end of August.
The specatacular show begins at 8:15pm on Thursday, August 30. (time and date to be confirmed for 2018)
Looking for the best place to watch Boston's Labor Day fireworks?
Get tickets for a fireworks cruise on the Harbor:
- Northern Lights - Watch the fireworks from the open top deck or the climate-controlled seated cabin on this elegant 1920s-style yacht - Book now
- Adirondack III - A beautiful and spacious 80' schooner, designed for comfortable sailing; with sails down, you'll have ideal views of the fireworks - Book now
More places to view the fireworks: Christopher Columbus Park and Long Wharf in the North End, the South Boston Waterfront (especially around Fan Pier/Seaport), the Downtown Waterfront, and Piers Park in East Boston.
For hotels with views, consider South Boston waterfront hotels, downtown waterfront hotels, and North End hotels. Compare prices online if you like, but call the hotel of your choice to book a room with a view.
Where to Stay: Hotels in Boston's North End
Free Friday Flicks at the Hatch Shell
Enjoy free outdoor concerts at the Hatch Shell on Boston's Esplanade throughout August.
This series of family movies sponsored by WBZ NewsRadio 1030 and the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) provides the perfect excuse to grab a blanket or lawn chair, pack a picnic, and head for an evening of entertainment under the stars.
The August movie lineup includes:
- August 4 - Moana
- August 11 - The Lego Batman Movie
- August 18 - Dr. Strange
- August 25 - Star Wars: Rogue One
When: Movie starts at sundown (about 8pm in August)
More information, including the movie schedule and weather cancellations: Call the Free Friday Flicks Hotline at 617-787-7200
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Summer in the City - August Events
Boston Harbor Hotel's popular "Summer in the City" series lets you kick back and enjoy free music and movies overlooking the waterfront throughout the summer.
Listen to music between 6pm - 10pm as musicians perform on the Blues Barge on Tuesday (Pop-Soul), Wednesday (Rat Pack), and Thursday (Blues Barge).
On Fridays, enjoy music (starts at 4:30) and Movies By Moonlight - your favorite classics projected on a large screen over the Harbor- starts at dusk.
Combine these events with a drink at the hotel's Rowes Wharf Sea Grill and dinner at Meritage for the perfect summer evening.
August movies:
August 4 - Tootsie
August 11 - Casablanca
August 18 - The Jungle Book
August 25 - My Big Fat Greek Wedding
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New England Coastal Tour from Boston
This day trip New England Coastal Tour gives you spectacular views of the beautiful New England coastline along Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine.
You'll get to visit historic Nubble Lighthouse, enjoy lunch and leisure time in quaint Kennebunkport, visit Hampton Beach, and see all the charming villages along the rocky coastline as you cruise along in a luxury climate-controlled coach.
Boston hotel pickup and dropoff included.
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Dell Technologies Championship New England PGA Tour
Top Labor Day Weekend event: Golf's top 100 PGA Tour golfers compete for an $8.5 million purse in the Dell Technologies Championship to benefit New England charities. The defending champion will take on past champions. TPC Boston, named by Golf Digest as one of the "Top 10 Best New Private Clubs in the U.S." when it opened, is located in Norton, MA, 38 miles south of Boston.
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Free Events in Christopher Columbus Park
Enjoy free outdoor movies, croquet, and celebrations at Christopher Columbus Park in Boston's North End.
Here's the lineup for August:Croquet - Wednesdays, through Aug 30 , 5:30-7:30pm - Play croquet on the West Lawn
Lawn Games - Wednesdays through Aug 26, noon-4pm - Come play croquet, cornball, and other games on the West
Lawn.
Movies in the Park - Sundays, July 16-Sept 10 - Bring a blanket or low folding chairs and watch family favorites starting at sundown.
Boston GreenFest - Free!
Boston GreenFest offers a huge assortment of exhibits, performances, and presentations about sustainable living. EcoThemes include water, energy, green cities, transportation, health, nutrition, and EcoFashion.
GreenFest highlights include:
- Green fireworks and light show
- 200+ exhibitors, plus robots, cars, fashion, and lots of innovation
- Green Film Fest - huge lineup of films from around the world
- 100+ live performances
- Lots of international cuisines and local food vendors plus a Wine & Beer Garden
- Casa Latina
- EcoKids Center
- EcoForums with top experts discussing critical topics in Faneuil Hall
- Free fitness classes (bring your old running shoes and donate them)
- Speakers, workshops, art, music, dance, and much more!
When: August 11-13, noon - 10pm on Friday and Saturday, noon - 6pm on Sunday
Where: Boston City Hall Plaza and Faneuil Hall
Nearest T station: Government
Cost: Free admission - all ages welcome
More information: www.bostongreenfest.org
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Boston Seafood Festival
The Annual Boston Seafood Festival celebrates our city's marine heritage, love of seafood, and commitment to sustainable harvest.
This family-friendly event brings together seafood tastings, chef demos, educational events, all day lobster bake, Battle of the Shuckers, a fish cutting contest, Harpoon Garden, and the traditional Blessing of the Fleet.
When: Sunday, August 13, 11am - 7pm
Where: Fish Pier (212 Northern Ave), South Boston Waterfront
Tickets: $15 for general admission (kids 6-12 $5), $50 for lobster bake - more info
Stay: South Boston Waterfront Hotels
Where to Stay: Seaport & Fort Point
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Whale-Watching Cruise + New England Aquarium
What's better than sightseeing in Boston? A whale-watching cruise combined with a visit to the New England Aquarium!
Heading out to the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary on a special 3-hour whale watching cruise to get close-up views of humpback whales, Atlantic dolphins, sea birds, and friendly porpoises from the three outdoor decks. It's a different world!
After your cruise brings you back to Boston's Central Wharf, spend time at the New England Aquarium exploring fascinating exhibits and watching sharks, stingrays, penguins, and more.
Your ticket includes both the whale watch cruise and the Aquarium at a special discounted combo price. Find out more
Fun Sightseeing Tours for August
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August Moon Festival in Chinatown
When: Sunday, August 13, 10am - 5pm
Where: Boston's Chinatown (Harrison Ave, and Beach, Tyler, Hudson, Essex, and Oxford Streets); Main Stage is at Phillips Square (corner of Harrison Ave and Essex Street)
Closest T station: Orange Line / Chinatown
If you drive: Easiest parking is at the Boston Common Garage; walk 2 blocks to Chinatown
Boston's Chinatown comes alive with lion dances, martial arts, folk dances, and lots of vendors for the annual Chinese Autumn MoonFestival.
What does the festival actually celebrate? Possibilities include the end of the annual rice and wheat harvest, the legend of Chang'e, the immortal Lady of the Moon, and the overthrow of the Mongol rulers in 1368 when a rebel leader distributed mooncakes (which Mongols didn't eat) with messages hidden inside saying "Kill the Mongols."
Mooncakes, a specialty of the festival, are round pastries filled with lotus seed paste - you can buy this delicious treat at all Chinatown bakeries.
Although this 3,000+ year old Chinese festival traditionally falls on the 15th day of the 8th Lunar month - in other words, late September/early October - Boston celebrates it in mid-August. It's the perfect excuse to spend an August Sunday in Chinatown. Start with dim sum or lunch at one of these fun contemporary and traditional Chinatown restaurants, and then enjoy the colorful festival.
More Info: ccbaboston.org
Films at the Gate - Free Chinese Film Festival in Chinatown
The Chinatown Park Plaza on the Greenway morphs into an outdoor movie theater for this popular event featuring Kung-Fu Classics (Mandarin or Cantonese, with English subtitles). Folding chairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis - or bring your own, along with carryout from nearby restaurants (no alcohol, though). The festival begins at 5:30pm with martial arts and other cultural performances followed by the feature film starting at 8pm, and runs from August 25 to August 27.
After the movie, head for dinner at one of these nearby fun Chinatown restaurants.
Location: Chinatown Park Plaza on the Rose Kennedy Greenway
Closest T station: Red Line, South Station (nearest public restrooms are also here)
Cost: Free - sponsored by Asian Community Development Corporation (ACDC), series curator Jean Lukitsh, founding producers Leslie and Sam Davol, and numerous other local organizations, businesses, and individuals
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Boston Calling Thursday Block Parties
Boston Calling lets you get your fix of free live performances by a different group every week on the Rose Kennedy Greenway through September 14.
Look for them from 5-8pm on Thursdays at Dewey Square.
Cash bar for 21+, and also food for purchase.
You can check out the weekly lineup on their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/bostoncallingblockparties
Landmarks Orchestra Concerts at the Hatch Shell
The Boston Landmarks Orchestra's weekly free summer Esplanade concerts attract large crowds to the Hatch Shell each July and August with its mix of classical, traditional, modern, and contemporary music. Concerts start at 7pm and run about 2 hours. Bring and blanket or low folding chairs to sit on, and a picnic dinner.
Landmarks Concert schedule for August:
August 2 - Beethovan Symphony No. 9 - Landmarks Orchestra with One City Choir and Back Bay Choral
August 9 - Anthems of the World - Sibelius, Marquez, Dvorak, and more
August 16 - Longwood Symphony Orchestra: A Night in Vienna - Mozart, Schubert, Strauss, more
August 23 - Landmarks Dance Carnival - Enesco, Copland, Strauss Jr, more, plus dance groups and Irish and Brazilian dancers
Weather alerts and alternate locations in case of rain: 617-987-2000; orchestra website
Cost: Free
More Free Concerts in Boston in August
Outdoor concerts take place all over the city during the summer, and most are free. Some of the best during August include:
Concerts in the Courtyard: Boston Public Library in the McKim Courtyard (700 Boylston Street, Copley Square in Back Bay) - Free 1-hour concerts on Wednesdays at 6pm and Fridays at 12:30pm (no concert on 7/21), through August 30. Music ranges from jazz to classical, folk to world. Concerts move indoor to Rabb Hall in case of bad weather. More info: www.bpl.org/programs/concerts.htm
Harborwalk Sounds: ICA Boston on the waterfront (25 Harbor Shore Drive, South Boston Waterfront) - Free concerts on Thursdays at 6pm through August 31 featuring musicians from Berklee College of Music playing jazz, world music, reggae, dance music, Latin, and more - plus food, drinks, and free museum admission. Relax and enjoy great music and gorgeous views.
Berklee on the Greenway: Musicians from Berklee College of Music perform weekly concerts at the Greenway's North End Park (Hanover Street) on Friday evenings at 5pm, July 7 through September 8. More information about Berklee on the Greenway concerts
Berklee Summer in the City on Spectacle Island: Free performances by Berklee College of Music musicians every other Sunday at 1pm from June 19 through August 28, weather permitting. Hop on the boat to the Harbor Islands at Boston's Long Wharf North Ferry Terminal and head to Spectacle Island for a day of sun, music, and relaxation. More about Boston's Harbor Islands.
Berklee Concerts in Charlestown Navy Yard: Free performances of jazz, funk, and more by Berklee College of Music musicians in the Charlestown Navy Yard at 6pm on Thursday, August 3.
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Magic 106.7 Family Film Festival
Enjoy this free fun family activity - movies under the stars in Prudential Center's lovely South Garden (go up the escalators from Huntington Ave, and the garden is to your right; from Boylston, it is on your left).
When: Every Saturday from early July through August; entertainment and children's activities start at 5pm, and movies start at sundown - bring your picnic blanket and beach chair; rain dates will be held on the following Wednesday
Where: Prudential Center, South Garden
Nearest T station: Green Line/Prudential
Nearest parking garage: Prudential Center Garage - get discounted parking with a $10 purchase
Cost: Free
Here is the schedule: (to be updated for 2018)
Moana - Saturday, August 4
The Little Mermaid- Saturday, August 11
Beauty and the Beast- Saturday, August 18
Secret Life of Pets- Saturday, August 25
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Free Drop-In Summer Yoga on Boston Common
Dropping in on free summer yoga sessions at Frog Pond (next to the carousel) on Boston Common is part of what makes Boston fun in the summer. Instructors (an eclectic mix of writers, musicians, athletics, cyclists, runners, and more) welcome students of all levels.
When: Every Thursday, 6-7:15, through Aug 31
Where: Frog Pond at Boston Common
Nearest T station: Green Line/Park
Cost: Free
Bring: Your own mat, blocks, towels, and belt
Boston hotel where you'll find a yoga mat in your room: Nine Zero (and conveniently, it's just steps away from the Common)
Fun Free Fridays in Boston in August
Fun Free Fridays give you free admission to top Massachusetts cultural venues throughout the summer, thanks to the generosity of Highland Street Foundation. A different selection of destinations offer no-cost access each Friday from the end of June through the end of August.
Here is the schedule for Boston area destinations during August:
August 4:
- Commonwealth Shakespeare Company
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Old State House
-
Greenway Carousel
August 11:
- Franklin Park Zoo
- Griffin Museum of Photography (Winchester)
- Cape Ann Museum (Gloucester)
August 18:
- Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston
- Freedom Trail Foundation
- Concord Museum (Concord)
August 25:
- Boston Harbor Islands National & State Park
- USS Constitution Museum (Charlestown)
- Museum of African American History
More locations outside of Boston: Highland Street Foundation website
