For easier reading, I published four articles, each covering a different week of events in September. Below is an overview of what each article includes and you can click the links to read more details:
(updates to the list are posted below)
Best Things to Do in Boston: Events September 1-7
- Live Comedy with Paul Nardizzi
- Mass Brewers Summerfest Beer Festival
- Free Stargazing at the Museum of Science
- Boston Tattoo Convention
- Science on Screen at the Coolidge
Best Things to Do in Boston: Events September 8-14
- Boston Gets Back to Nature Festival
- Free Brazilian Film Night
- Sam Adams Octoberfest Beer Festival
- Greek Food & Music Festival, Somerville
- Greek Festival, Brookline
- Boston Arts Festival
- An America Jamboree music tribute concert
- Local Roots, Food and Music Festival
- Ustav! Festival of Punjabi Culture
- College Fest
- Italian Festival of Healing Saints
- Cambridge Carnival Internationale
Best Things to Do in Boston: Events September 15-22
- Rogue Burlesque's Best in Show
- SerbFest Boston
- Urban Country Fair 2010
- Jimi Hendrix Tribute Concert
- Nake Girls Reading: Science Friction
- Harvard Square Urban-Ag Fair
- 7th Annual Revels River Sing
- Radical Reels Film Tour
- Documentary: Rush 2112 & Moving Pictures
- Chinatown Oak Street Fair
- Free Admission to Smithsonian Museums
- 5th Annual "What the Fluff" Festival
- Free Documentary: War Made Easy
- Special Boy Band Premiere Event
- Clothing Swap Event
UPDATES:
Kiki the Gorilla's Baby Shower Celebration at the Zoo
Friday, September 10 10am-5pm
Sat. Sept 11 & Sun., Sept. 12 10am-6pm
The Franklin Park Zoo, 1 Franklin Park Road, Boston 02121
617-541-5466
All Ages
During the weekend of September 10-12, Franklin Park Zoo will offer special activities to celebrate the upcoming birth of a new gorilla to expectant mother, Kiki. The Tropical Rainforest, which is where the gorilla family lives, will be fully decorated for the baby shower; visitors can also look forward to baby themed treats. Anyone who brings a gift for Kiki will receive discounted admission. Gifts will be donated to Room to Grow, a charity for needy families with newborn children. See the list of requested items for donation.
Arlington Arts and Music Festival
Saturday, September 11
12pm-4pm
Spy Pond Park, Arlington
617-354-2617
All Ages
Price Varies
The festival will take place in Spy Pond Park in Arlington and will include live music, arts and crafts, poetry, performances, and a chance to volunteer a little time to keep the park beautiful. Please note that some of the activities may cost money, the funds of which will be donated to the Friends of Spy Pond Park. The park is located along the eastern shore of Spy Pond, about a block west of Massachusetts Avenue between East Arlington and Arlington Center.
Musicfest Live! 2010
Saturday, September 11
2pm-5pm
Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, 41 Berkeley Street, Boston 021116
617-423-4630
$10 (Children 12 and Under Free)
The Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology presents MusicFest! 2010, a family friendly music concert event to raise funds for the students in the college who need financial aid, which is apparently, 81% of them. The show will feature live local bands, Kingsley Flood and Liptease, who will be competing for the audience's vote to win recording time to further their career. Musicfest! Live will also offer activities for children.
Boston Kermesse 2010 Armenian Festival
Saturday, September 11 & Sunday, September 12
10am-11pm
Armenian Cultural and Educational Center, 47 Nichols Ave., Watertown, 02472
617-926-6067
All Ages
Adults/$10-$15, Kids Ages 2-12/$4-$6, Kids under 2/Free
The Armenian Festival in Watertown has become a huge open air event, with live music, authentic food and more activities designed to celebrate the Armenian history and culture. Featured entertainment will include Armenichik (Sat.), John Berberian and his Ensemble featuring Onnik Dinkjian, Arev Ensemble and many others. The festival will also offer a special kids' section with a Bounce House, Basketball Shoot, Gladiator Joust and Floating Baseball Game. Get Tickets.
Allston Village Street Fair aka Urban Mardi Gras Festival
Sunday, September 12
12pm-6pm
Allston Village, Harvard Ave. (Btwn. Cambridge St. & Brighton Ave.)
617-254-0632
All Ages
FREE
The Annual Allston Village Street Fair, produced by The Parents and Community Building Group, Inc., will offer a full day of live entertainment (on 3 Stages), multicultural activities, an international food court, a marketplace of artists and vendors, prize giveaways and more, all suitable for adults as well as children. For more information, go here.
Europe's Grand Operas @ the Coolidge: AIDA
Sunday, September 12
10am
Coolidge Corner Theatre, 290 Harvard Street, Brookline 02446
617-734-2500
$20/Adults, $17/Seniors
The Coolidge Corner Theatre, as part of the Europe's Grand Operas program, will feature Verdi's AIDA,, as seen at the 2009 Bregenz Festival in Austria, where it was produced in the middle of a lake. The presentation will be shown in High Definition, in Italian with English subtitles, and includes one intermission. Get Tickets.
Brazilian Independence Day Festival
Sunday, September 12
12pm-6pm
DCR Herter Park, 1175 Soldiers Field Road, Boston
617-787-0557 ext. 15
All Ages
FREE
The outdoor festival to celebrate Brazilian Independence Day will offer a fun filled day with numerous activities suitable for adults as well as children. There will be ethnic foods, info and resources booths, face painting, pony rides, live dance and music entertainment and more. The festival will kickoff at noon with a performance of the Brazilian National Anthem by Daniela Speziale and a parade with Marcus Santos and AfroBrazil. New England Revolution star, Brazilian Roberto "Betu" Linck also plans to be present at the festival for a special meet and greet.
Free Movie: Love Story
Monday, September 13
6pm
Boston Public Library, Rabb Lecture Hall, 700 Boylston St., Boston 02116
617-536-5400
FREE
As part of the Made in Massachusetts free film series, the Boston Public Library presents Love Story, for the September "Back to School" theme. Love Story, based on the best-selling novel (Arthur Hiller), won an Academy Award for Best Original Music and includes scenes from Cambridge, South Hamilton and Harvard University.
Health and Wellness Fair
Tuesday, September 14
10am-3pm
Norman Leventhal Park, Post Office Square, Financial District, Boston 02109
FREE
The Health and Wellness Fair will feature four 30-minute demonstrations from 13-15 companies:
11am- Acupuncture
12pm-Pilates
1pm-Zumba
2pm-Acupuncture
The event will take place in the Norman Leventhal Park, which is located in Post Office Square in Boston's Financial District.
Boston Beauty Sample Sale
Wednesday, September 15
6pm-9pm
The Estate Boston, 1 Boylston Place, Boston 02115
21+
$25
Pretty City and Shape Magazine present The Beauty Sample Sale private party, an opportunity to sample, for free, all sorts of beauty services and products from leading brands in hair care, skin care, cosmetics, etc. There will also be food and drinks to taste. The event costs $25 a ticket, which must be purchased in advance to get access to the free samples and a take-home sample-filled goodie bag. You must be age 21 or over to attend The Beauty Sample Sale.
2010 New England Dessert Showcase
Saturday, September 18
12pm-5pm
The Westin Copley Place, 10 Huntington Ave., Boston, 02116
All Ages
$15 and Up
The New England Dessert Showcase produced by The Anthem Group will bring some of the finest food experts and establishments together to showcase some of their best desserts. Guests can expect to see exhibits, performances and lots of samples from restaurants, bakeries, chocolatiers, specialty cake designers, pastry chefs, designer confectioners, frozen desserts and ice cream makers and dessert wine producers. Tickets start at $15. Get them here.
In addition to the main event there will also be an opening night party and live music concert on Friday, September 17th, which is open to everyone with a Showcase ticket; RSVP required. More information.
Comics for a Cure Comedy Showcase
Sunday, September 19
7pm-9:30pm
The Royale, Boston, 279 Tremont Street, Boston 02116
21+
$20-$150(VIP)
The following comedians will perform at The Royale, Boston (Formerly The Roxy) on September 19th to raise funds for Comics for a Cure, an organization that supports local families who are battling pediatric cancer:
Whitney Cummings
Joe List
Nick DiPaolo
Bigg Nez
Gary Gulman
Jim Lauletta
Buy tickets for Comics for a Cure.
Students, Free @ Museum of Science
Monday, September 20
4pm
Museum of Science, 1 Science Park, Boston, 02114
617-723-2500
FREE
The Museum of Science presents College Night, an opportunity for students with a valid college ID to explore the Exhibit Halls free of charge. The special evening event will also include Omni and 3-D Digital Cinema Shows, Theater of Electricity demos, stargazing at the Gilliland Observatory, hot and cold experiments in the Suit/Cabot Lab, live presentations, and a raffle. Musical entertainment will also be provided by KISS 108FM. Parking will be available for free at the museum.
Paramount Center Open House
Thursday, September 23 through Sunday, September 26
Times Vary
Paramount Center, 559 Washington St., Boston 02111
617-824-8000
FREE
The ArtsEmerson Paramount Center will host an Inaugural Weekend Celebration Open House, in which they will open their doors to give the public a free opportunity to check out the historical theater, view films and/or watch a few short plays. The Open House will take place over four days from Sept. 23rd to Sept. 26th. View the full schedule of events.
Free Movie: Mona Lisa Smile
Monday, September 27
6pm
Boston Public Library, Rabb Lecture Hall, 700 Boylston St., Boston 02116
617-536-5400
FREE
Golden Globe Nominee, Mona Lisa Smile, will show at the Boston Public Library as part of the Made in Massachusetts free film series' "Back to School" theme for September. The film, starring Kirsten Dunst, Julia Stiles and Maggie Gyllenhaal, is set in 1953 at Wellesley College and includes scenes from the campus.
Free Movie: Good Will Hunting
Tuesday, September 28
6pm
Boston Public Library, Rabb Lecture Hall, 700 Boylston St., Boston 02116
617-536-5400
FREE
Boston Public Library presents a free screening of Good Will Hunting for the September "Back to School" theme for the Made in Massachusetts free film series year-long program. Good Will Hunting won Oscars for Best Supporting Actor and Best Screenplay and was written by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, who also star in the film.
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