More Events in Boston: September 12-18

I've already published my article,


Huge List of Things to Do in Boston: Events September 12-18,  
but a few other cool events came to my attention after the fact that I thought were worth mentioning, so I will describe them below:




Public Astronomy Night
Tuesdays, September 13-Decemeber  6:30pm-8:30pm
Clay Center for Science & Technology, 20 Newton St.,Brookline 02445
617-454-2718
All Ages
Free

The Clay Center for Science & Technology offers a free night of telescope viewing at the observatory every week from September through December and April to June.  Night sky viewing is free, but registration is requested. Register


26th Annual Oak Street Fair
Saturday, September 17   11am-2pm
Josiah Quincy Elementary School, 885 Washington St., Boston 02111
617-635-5129
All Ages
Free

The Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center presents its 26th Annual Oak Street Fair at the Playground Plaza of the Josiah Quincy Elementary School in Chinatown. The free afternoon of festivities will feature watermelon eating contests, arts and crafts, an inflatable obstacle course, magician and balloon twister, pony rides, community resources tables, and dental and health screenings.




Urban-Ag Fair in Harvard Square
Sunday, September 18   11am-5pm
Harvard Square (Winthrop Park, Mt. Auburn & JFK Streets)
All Ages
Free

The 3rd Annual Urban-Ag Fair will feature a marketplace and festival featuring local farmers and the foods they grow.  Along with delicious local foods to purchase and sample, there will be cooking demonstrations by local chefs, a book swap table, a beer garden at Grendel’s Den, contests, and local gardening experts on hand to answer questions. Club Passim will provide a lineup of live music performances for the event.



 
Somerville Dog Festival
Sunday, September 18  10am-3pm
Conway Park, Somerville Ave., Somerville 02143
617-628-5588
All Ages
Free

The 2nd Annual Somerville Dog Festival will feature a huge variety of doggie demonstrations and activities, including doggie skateboarding and other skill presentations, a doggie fashion show, best trick contest, owner-dog look-alike contest, and much more.  See the entire list of events.  The event is being presented by Porter Square Veterinarian, the City of Somerville, and City Dog Training. The festival is free to attend but donations are requested. Proceeds will benefit the Animal Rescue League (ARL).


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That's all for now, but if more events come up, I will continue to post them here. Check back for updates.

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