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Boston Unveils Free Holiday Events: Puppet Shows, Nature Walks & More!
URGENT UPDATE: Boston is rolling out a series of *free holiday events* that will delight families and individuals alike from December 22 to December 28, 2023. This is your chance to engage in festive activities without spending a dime!
Don’t miss the whimsical holiday-themed puppet show at the Boston Public Market on December 22 from 11-11:45 a.m.. Artistic director Charlotte Dore, dressed as a holiday elf, will bring to life three enchanting stories featuring handmade puppets, including a crowd-favorite large polar bear. The event promises laughter and joy for all ages! Address: 100 Hanover St.. For more details, visit bostonpublicmarket.org.
In a historic revival, the Old State House will host trumpet carols this Christmas Eve, a tradition that has been dormant for over 80 years. At noon on December 24, trumpeters will perform beloved holiday classics from the balcony, filling State Street with festive music. Address: 310 Washington St.. Learn more at revolutionaryspaces.org.
Experience a unique take on the classic “A Christmas Carol” at the First Parish in Brookline on December 24 from 5-6 p.m.. This special Christmas Eve service will feature readings of Charles Dickens’s timeless tale, followed by a choral performance and sing-along. Everyone is welcome at this Unitarian Universalist church. Location: 382 Walnut St., Brookline. For details, check firstparishinbrookline.org.
Kids can unleash their creativity at the Metropolitan Waterworks Museum’s Candy Engineering workshop on December 26-27 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. This hands-on event will allow children to build balloon rockets, tambourines, and even gingerbread houses, all while enjoying free admission to the museum. Address: 2450 Beacon St., Chestnut Hill. More info at waterworksmuseum.org.
Join a guided nature walk hosted by Earthwise Aware on December 27 from 9:30 a.m. to noon at the Middlesex Fells Reservation. Discover local biodiversity while contributing to conservation efforts. Participants are encouraged to download the iNaturalist app for documenting their findings. Meet at 21 Executive Drive, Stoneham. Visit earthwiseaware.org for further details.
Finally, satisfy your cravings with free popcorn at Curio Spice Co. on December 27 from noon to 4 p.m. Enjoy popcorn seasoned with a variety of their spice blends while supplies last. Address: 2267 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge. For more, go to curiospice.com.
These festive events promise to bring the community together in joyful celebration. Make the most of this holiday season with these *no-cost* activities around Greater Boston. Check official event websites for the latest updates and information.
For any additional free events or special offers, please contact [email protected].
Don’t wait—mark your calendars and share the joy of the season with friends and family!
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