7/4 - Sudbury 4th of July Parade - Sudbury

Come out and enjoy Sudbury's Annual 4th of July Parade celebrating our Country's Independence. All are welcome to come and watch one of the areas best family-friendly parades.

Official Website: Sudbury 4th of July Parade
Location: Boston Post Road, Concord Road, Sudbury, MA, 01776 map
Date: Sunday, July 4, 2010
Hours: 1:00pm
Ages: Toddlers, Kids
In/Outdoor: Outdoor
Cost: Free 

7/2, 7/3 Framingham Summer Concerts on the Edgell Green - Framingham

Framingham Summer Concerts on the Edgell Green - Framingham
Enjoy an evening of great music with family and neighbors, features a dance floor for the kids, food vendors, raffles and more. Special concert/movie night on the 3rd.
2010 Show Schedule

July 2 Off the Hook - a 9-piece fun pop band.
July 3 • Saturday Special! Concert & Movie! • FREE Admission!
6:00PM - CONCERT: Sound Assembly Chorus
8:00PM - MOVIE: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (Movie Sponsored by Adesa-Boston)
• 28ft Screen! • Open-air Movie •
• Free Popcorn and Soda 'til it Lasts •
Movie Raindate is Sunday July 4th at 8:00pm.

July 9 HELP! - Beatles cover music at its best.
July 16 Reminisants - oldies and more!
July 23 The Glamour Girls - this popular band returns!
July 30 The Infractions - they play it all from oldies to present.


August 6 John Penny Band - more great country & western classics!
August 13 The Skinny Ties - new wave and power pop.
August 20 Amy Gallatin - for all your bluegrass lovers!!
August 27 Tom Nutile Orchestra - big band sounds of yesteryear.

7/1 - 16th Annual Boston Harborfest Children's Day

A FREE day of fun and games for children of all ages

Thursday, July 1, 2010 at Boston’s City Hall Plaza

Children’s Day gives everyone the opportunity to celebrate the nation’s birthday with a wide variety of entertaining and educational activities.  Join organizations like The USS Constitution Museum, Historic New England and the New England Aquarium to learn something new and exciting about Boston and its history.

Juggling and entertainment by Fly by Night,

Music by Wayne Potash and the Music Fun Band,

Dance performances by The Eleanor Rubino Dancers,

Balloon fun and more!

Everyone will enjoy this festive atmosphere!

http://bostonharborfest.com/thursday.html

6/30 - Opening Celebration of Frog Pond Spray Fountain

http://www.bostoncommonfrogpond.org/downloads/Wading-Pond-Summer-2010.pdf
Location: Boston Common, Boston, MA map
Phone:(617)635-2121
Date: Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Hours: Opening Ceremony & Activities: 11:00am - 1:00pm
Ages: Infants, Toddlers, Kids, Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor: Outdoor
Cost: Free

exciting celebration at 11:00am followed by the opening of the wading pool immediately after the ceremony.

The celebration will feature a special visit from official mascot Frog Pond Freddie, entertainment, arts and crafts activities with Sidewalk Sam, and a children’s entertainer leading the youngsters in song and dance. Children of all ages can enjoy cool giveaways from ReadBoston and media partner Mix 104’s Street Team. All attendees are eligible to enter a summer raffle for a chance to win great prizes.

In addition to the activities that last until 1:00pm, information regarding upcoming summer programs offered by the City of Boston will be available to families and residents and tasty treats will be provided by in-kind sponsors H.P. Hood LLC, Nantucket Nectars, Snapple, and the original Boston Frosty.

There will also be a special visit by The Minions from Universal’s upcoming movie “Despicable Me” and fun giveaways from the movie. One of the world’s greatest super-villains meets his greatest challenge - three little girls named Margo, Edith and Agnes - when the film comes to theaters in RealD 3D on July 9 (www.despicable.me).

Free 7/3 - Patriot Fife and Drum Duo, Marlboro

Saturday Morning Discovery Series Patriot Fife and Drum Duo, 11 am, Union Common, Marlborough (corner of Bolton St./ Rte 85 and Main St.)
http://upwitharts.org/events.php

Free Fun Fridays in Boston

Free Fun Fridays in Boston! Every Friday, beginning July 3rd, there are Boston area attractions that are offering FREE admission! Here's the summary:

July 3rd - Museum of Science
July 10th - JFK Museum
July 17th - Boston Harbor Island Ferry (free transportation to the Harbor Islands!)
July 24th - Franklin Park Zoo
July 31st - Boston Children's Museum
August 7th - Plimoth Plantation
August 14th - Stone Zoo
August 21st - Peabody Essex Museum
August 28th - MFA
September 4th - Springfield Museums

Check out this website HERE for details!

6/23-6/27 Acton Town Fair, Acton

Official Website: Acton Town Fair
Location: 25 Ledge Rock Way, Acton, MA, 01720 directions
Dates: Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat from 6/23/10 - 6/27/10
Hours: Hours Vary see below
Ages: Toddlers, Kids, Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor: Outdoor
Cost: see below

Hosted by the Acton Lions in conjunction with the Town of Acton. For the second year, this fair will be held at NARA Park in the upper recreational fields. Fiesta Shows is bringing the best rides and attractions to the Annual Town Fair! http://www.fiestashows.com/

The Fair will feature more thrilling rides, A free petting zoo, games, and all your favorite fair food. On Sat & Sun from 1-4PM the children can meet there favorite costume characters. Be sure to sign up for our $500 weekly cash giveaway (you do not have to be present to win).

Free Admission to concert and fair, rides require fee.
Free concert on Friday night with 'Kashmir' hosted by the Town of Acton in honor of the Town's 275th Anniversary, and Free Concert Saturday night with 'Delta Generators' hosted by the Acton Lions Club.

Proceeds from fair to benefit Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund, Inc. and local scholarship program.

Wednesday, June 23 - Sunday, June 27
Wednesday-Thursday 6:00-10:00 PM
Coupon Discount Nights

Friday 6:00-11:00 PM
Special Concert 8:30-10:30 PM featuring “Kashmir”
The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Tribute Show www.kashmirrocks.com
Saturday Noon-11:00 PM
Special Concert 7:30-10:30 PM featuring “Delta Generators”
Boston’s Best Blues Band www.deltagenerators.com
Fireworks: 9:30 PM

Sunday Noon-6:00 PM
Coupon Discount Day

Discount ride promotions scheduled for Wed 6/23 & Thurs 6/24 6PM till close & Sunday 6/27 -12 Noon-5PM. Purchase a wristband for $15.00 and ride unlimited rides. Discount Coupons can be picked up at local area merchants or on our website.

Opens Weekdays AT 6PM & OPENS 12 Noon SAT & SUN. Partial proceeds will benefit the Acton Lions Club.

Free: 6/26 Sat - Nobscott Brass Quintet, Marlboro

Saturday Morning Discovery Series Nobscott Brass Quintet, 11 am, Union Common, Marlborough (corner of Bolton St./ Rte 85 and Main St.)

6/25 - FREE Fashion Fun Paper Doll Craft. American Girl. Natick Collection

FREE Fashion Fun Paper Doll Craft. American Girl. Natick Collection. 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Learn how to make your own paper doll clothing! You’ll use stencils of clothing designs, patterned paper, and decorations to create original outfits for your own paper doll. For girls 8 and up. americangirl.com

6/25 - FREE Alcott Summer Family Picnic. Fruitlands Museum, Harvard

FREE Alcott Summer Family Picnic. Fruitlands Museum, Harvard. 1 - 3 p.m. Louisa May Alcott & her sisters would have helped to prepare items for a picnic. Try your hand at making butter & ice cream - playing outdoor games and creating a picture journal to commemorate the day. fruitlands.org.

6/24 - FREE Bitty Twins Animal Safari. American Girl. Natick Collection

FREE Bitty Twins Animal Safari. American Girl. Natick Collection. Noon – 2 p.m. At this fun event, preschoolers can punch-out and color paper animals to take home. For girls 3 and up. americangirl.com

6/21 - FREE Summer Notebook Craft. American Girl. Natick Collection

FREE Summer Notebook Craft. American Girl. Natick Collection. 3 – 5 p.m. Create a mini notebook to record favorite summer memories. For girls ages 8 and up. americangirl.com

6/20 - FREE Open House. Fruitlands Museum, Harvard

FREE Strawberries & Champagne: Open House. Fruitlands Museum, Harvard. 6 - 8 p.m. Enjoy a Fruitlands sunset at this annual signature event thanking friends and neighbors. fruitlands.org.

6/18 - FREE SMART Gals with Animal Careers, Acton

FREE SMART Gals with Animal Careers! The Discovery Museums, 177 Main Street, Acton. 5:30 – 8 p.m. A free evening of hands-on fun and learning with women role models who have chosen careers related to animals. FREE admission starting at 5:30 p.m. 978-264-4200, discoverymuseums.org

6/19, 6/20 - Wilson Farm's Annual Strawberry Festival, Lexington

Official Website: Wilson Farm's Annual Strawberry Festival
Location: 10 Pleasant Street, Lexington, MA, 02421 directions
Phone:781-862-3900
Dates: Sat, Sun from 6/19/10 - 6/20/10
Hours: 11AM to 4PM
Ages: Infants, Toddlers, Kids, Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor: Outdoor

Held at the height of strawberry season, you’ll find kids activities, chocolate covered strawberries, a strawberry shortcake eating contest, and a great selection of strawberry treats to sample and take home.

• Fresh Local Strawberries
• Kids Activities
• Chocolate Dipped Strawberries
• Hayrides through the Fields
• Shortcake Eating Contests
• Strawberry Treats to Sample
• Wonderful Weekend Specials
• And Much More!

Live Bluegrass Music
by THE BAG BOYS

Free 6/16 - open air concert, hudson ma

Yesue Memorial Concert Open air concert featuring River's Edge Community Band, River's Edge Chorale and Pro Musica Youth Chorus, 6:30 pm, Wood Park, 65 Park Street, Hudson. Free.

http://upwitharts.org/events.php#20100522

Assabet Splash Pool, Northboro

The Assabet Splash Pad has spray fountains, a playground, see-saws, and picnic tables. It is open from 12PM-6:00PM starting June 21
http://www.northboroughrecreation.com/forms/3223_Brochurefinal.pdf

6/20 - Marlborough Main Street Car Show, Marlboro

Marlborough Main Street Car Show

Rescheduled from June 6 due to the weather, the United Brethren Masonic Lodge in Marlborough and the Push Rods Car Club of Waltham will be hosting the 2nd Annual Marlborough Main Street Car Show in downtown Marlborough from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. The entire family will enjoy the fun-filled event, which is part of Marlborough’s 350th anniversary celebration. The day features live music, DJ trivia contest, raffle, hot dogs, ice cream, Hot Wheels racing for the kids, detailing demos, and sports car displays from Dodge and Nissan. Herbie the Love Bug will be on hand for celebrity photos. Show car owners interested in participating may register starting at 9 a.m. at Main/Newton streets for a $10 suggested charitable donation. Admission is free for spectators.

www.unitedbrethrenlodge.org/Documents/Events/flyer%20engilsh.pdf

6/18 - Fri Father’s Day Drop-in Craft, Dads & Donuts Storytime, Northboro

Father’s Day Drop-in Craft, Dads & Donuts Storytime

The Children’s Department at Northborough Free Library, 34 Main St., will be holding a Father’s Day Drop-in Craft from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (all ages welcome, no registration required) and a Dads & Donuts Storytime from 10-10:30 a.m. (all ages welcome, but registration is required). For more info or to register for the storytime, call 1-508-393-5025 ext. 4.

6/15 - family-friendly music at 7 p.m., Framingham

Jun 15th

Tunes at Twilight Summit Montessori School invites you to Tunes at Twilight, a FREE musical event on Tuesday, June 15. Anne Riesenfeld and Jesse Flack will provide family-friendly music at 7 p.m. You are welcome to bring a picnic supper starting at 6 p.m. and enjoy the grounds of historic Summit Montessori School, 283 Pleasant Street, Framingham. Tours will be available for anyone who would like to visit our Montessori classrooms. All are welcome for this fun start to summer. <http://www.summitmontessori.org>

Friday night - Concerts on the Green - Framingham

Concerts on the Green: Chad Burdick
Chad Burdick will be playing some of the best country western in the area at the "Concert on the Green" from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. Admission is FREE to all. Donations of food or cash for Metrowest Harvest Food for the Hungry accepted. Restrooms, food and concession stands on-site. Concerts are held Friday evenings throughout the summer. Located at Framingham Centre Common, corner of Edgell Rd. and Vernon St., Framingham, MA. For concert cancellation and related info call (508)532-5488. Click link below for complete summer schedule and detailed info.
<http://www.framingham.com/rec/concerts-2010.html>

6/9-6/13: Petting Zoo, Camel Rides and More in Pinefield

FRAMINGHAM, MA – If you head down toPinefield Shopping Center this week you might find a camel or kangaroo in your usual parking spot.

Once again, Records & Burpee Traveling Zoowill be set up in the parking lot directly across from the McAullife Branch Library June 9 – 13, 2010 from 11:00am until approximately 9:00pm.

The kids petting zoo, camel rides, pony rides, moonwalk rides and carnival foods concessions,(cotton candy, carmel apples, fried dough and more), are always a popular end of the school year treat for families with young kids.

The Traveling Zoo, named for owners Larry Records and Alexandra Burpee usually arrive with between 50 and 100 animals from their farm, (which is located in Dudley, MA).

You never what they might bring.  In the past lemurs, zebras, toucans, kangaroos, leopard-like serval cats, coatimundi, South American alligators — and even an orangutan have made their way to Saxonville.  Baby llamas, pygmy goats and other friendly farm animals fill out the petting and feeding area of the mobile zoo.

Pinefield Shopping Center is located on the corner of Water St. and Nicholas Rd. in Saxonville.  The petting zoo, rides and concessions will be Wednesday through Sunday, (note: in past years the show has closed early on Sunday — so don’t want until the last minute!)

For more info on Records & Burpee, visit their website at: www.recordsburpee.com

6/12 - The Framingham Daze Family Fair

FRAMINGHAM, MA – The Framingham Rotary Club will be holding it’s Framingham Daze Family Fair and the much anticipated Duck Race on Saturday June 12, 2010 from11:00am until 4:00pm at Butterworth Park,(located at the corner of Grant St. and Bishop St.)

The Framingham Daze Family Fair will have something for everyone;  a moonwalk, a dunk tank, pony rides, hay ride and petting zoo, face painting and temporary tattoos, local crafts, a bingo tent and food booths along the festival midway.  A 5k race, vehicle show and tug of war competitions are also planned for the day.

The highlight of this year’s Fair is the 4:00pm “Duck Race”.  Actually, unlike previous years when therubber duckies were floated down the Sudbury River to a finish line, this year the ducks will be placed in thebouncy house at the fair, and local children will pick random ducks for the 1st, places prize: a Trip for (4) to Disney World, the 2nd place prize: a Garmin GPS, and the 3rd place prize: Dinner for (4) at Ken’s Steakhouse.

For more information about Framingham Daze and Family Fair, visit the event’s website at:www.framinghamdaze.org

6/12 - Marlborough marks 350 years this weekend

Civil War Living History Day runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Union Common, at the corner of Rte. 85 and Main Street. Civil War re-enactors will offer demonstrations and march at 2 p.m. to the war's monument on Main Street.

The city will also ring the John Brown Bell - a rare occurrence - tomorrow at noon. Marlborough soldiers took the bell from Harpers Ferry, W.Va., following orders to preserve anything of value to the Union.

The weather outlook is not great. Forecasters see a chance of rain or thunderstorms for both tomorrow and Sunday.

The rain date for the Living History Day is Sunday.

6/14 - Taste of Downtown Marlborough & More

"Taste of Downtown Marlborough & More!".
http://oldemarlborough.org/press_release.html

Monday, June 14, 2010, 5:00 - 9:00 pm, Rain or Shine
12 Restaurants from OUTSIDE of the downtown have been invited to participate this year
by setting up in the lobbies of the Marlborough Savings Bank & Sovereign Bank,
bringing the TOTAL number of restaurants to 33!!
“Spend a delightful early evening stroll around Downtown Marlborough” enjoying :

• The Sampling of foods from 30+ eating establishments
  * Italian * Chinese * Spanish * Greek * Mexican
  * American * Brazilian * Thai * Barbecue * Pizza
  * Seafood * Home Style * Pub Fare * Cheese/Wine
  * Bistro * Baked Goods * Coffee/Pastries * Deli
• Strolling Entertainers & Period Reenactors
• Stationary Entertainment at numerous locations
• Historical Pictorial Displays
• Misc. non food vendors
• Art Exhibit

• Downtown Marlborough, with plenty of FREE PARKING
  
• Will need a Badge to do sampling; may be purchased at over 25 participating locations starting around May 21th.
• You must bring your Eventbrite Receipt to the Old Fire Station, 91 Main Street, Marlborough, starting at 3 pm, the afternoon of the event to receive your badge(s).
• Regular Price - $ 15 in advance / $ 20 at event.
• Seniors (over 62) or Child - $ 10 in advance / $ 15 at event.
• Multi Badge Discounted Packages available for companies, as low as $ 8.25 each (reselling strictly prohibited).

Olde Marlborough, Inc. 255 Main St., Rm.107, Marlborough, Ma. 01752

Robert Kane, Executive Director (508) 579-0658

Free 6/5 - Chinese Culture day - Acton

In conjunction with the Town of Acton's 275th Anniversary, Acton Chinese Language School, Acton Recreation Department, and Acton Boxborough Cultural Council will proudly present "2010 Acton Chinese Culture Day" on Saturday, June 5th at NARA Park.  25 Ledge Rock Way, Acton, MA, 01720 map NARA Park is located about a half mile north on Rt. 27 on your left from the intersection of Rt. 27 and 2A when you continue through that intersection. It's actual address is 25 Ledge Rock Way and is across the street from Acton Monument. This unprecedented Chinese cultural event in Acton features exciting and fantastic programs offering the wide spectrum of Chinese culture throughout the entire day from 10:00am to 5:00pm. A professional Dragon Dance and several renowned Chinese music, dance, martial arts, yo-yo, drum groups from local and greater Boston will join the event. The live music and cultural performances will be presented to you at the Amphitheatre from 1:30-4:00pm, free of charge. For food lovers, authentic cuisine from Chinese restaurants of Acton and greater Boston will be provided from 11:30-1:30pm. In addition, Chinese dessert will be available for purchase. A Chinese tea tasting tent will be set up for you to sit down and relax. The tea store will showcase a selection of tea over 80 varieties. Longing for a piece of traditional Chinese clothing and art works? Chinese stores from Boston will come to NARA to sell Chinese souvenirs, traditional clothing, Chinese paintings, art works, etc. There will be a Chinese Painting and Calligraphy exhibition to showcase art work from both professional artists and painting class students at ACLS. Chinese artists will perform painting show and write names in Chinese for you free of charge.

If you are a plant lover, please go to the Chinese Bonsai tent to enjoy the wonder and beauty of Chinese Bonsai. Are you wondering what traditional Chinese kids games are? Please bring you children to enjoy the lively Chinese games. Book vendors will be selling Chinese books, CDs and DVDs. Please check them out for leisure time reading, learning or entertainment. A documentary film about China will be played several times during the day. Are you amazed by the complexity of Chinese herb medicines and acupunctures? Don't miss the acupuncture demonstration tent! Chinese medicine doctors will provide free consultation. To extend this day experience in China, please stop by our "2010 Chinese Culture Day" T-shirt sale tent. Please buy one each for your family members and a few for your friends who couldn't come. You are eligible to have one entry for a prize drawing when you buy one T-shirt. Enjoy double the fun and win something to take home.

http://acls-ma.org/2010_Acton_Chinese_Culture_Day.php

6/13 - A Place for Frogs, sudbury

Sudbury Valley Trustees Presents “A Place for Frogs”

Join the Sudbury Valley Trustees June 13, from 4-5:30 p.m., at 18 Wolbach Farm, Sudbury, for “A Place for Frogs” with author Melissa Stewart. In this simple introduction to frogs and ecology, Stewart shares with young readers the behavior and beauty of frogs and describes specific ways people can protect them. Children will learn basic facts about frogs, where they live, what they eat, and how they benefit other plants and animals. Free, but registration is required. To register or for more info, call 1-978-443-5588 or visit www.sudburyvalleytrustees.org.

6/13 - puppet show about imaginary “twig” people, hudson

The Twig Family in the Oak Tree

June 13, from 1:15-2 p.m., Unitarian Church of Marlborough & Hudson, 80 Main St., Hudson, invites you to celebrate the environment and learn about a tree’s important role in the ecosystem in this gentle and happy puppet show about imaginary “twig” people living in harmony with nature presented by award-winning puppeteer, Deborah Costine. Cost: free, donations gratefully accepted. For more info, call 1-978-562-9180 or visit www.ucmh.org.

6/12 - Marlborough Hospital Safe Summer Fun Day

Marlborough Hospital Safe Summer Fun Day

The 12th annual Safe Summer Fun Day is June 12, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., on the front lawn of Marlborough Hospital, 157 Union St., Marlborough. The free child-oriented health and safety fair will be held rain or shine. The hospital will once again sponsor bike helmet fitting, with trained Marlborough Hospital staff will properly fitting and giving away children’s bicycle helmets while supplies last. For adults who wish to be fitted, a $10 donation is requested. The event will feature many hands-on hospital exhibits such as healthy eating, “doctor dress up,” sun exposure screenings, heart health and stopping germs from spreading, to name a few. The day will also feature fun, family-oriented activities, a trackless train, a deejay, games and giveaways. Tours of the Ronald McDonald Care Mobile, Mobile Safety Streets, fire trucks and ambulances are also planned. For more info, call 1-508-486-5806.

6/12 - Riverfest - Family Fun on the Sudbury River

Riverfest - Family Fun on the Sudbury River

June 12, from 2-5 p.m., join the Southborough Open Land Foundation’s Riverfest event at 6 Wood St., Southborough. Includes canoe rides, nature scavenger hunt, "un-nature” scavenger hunt, and, new this year, "Nature Boat Building." Participants will use all natural materials for constructing small simple boats that may then be launched to float downstream. Free! For more info, call Debbie at 1-508-481-6837

Free 6/5 Sat - Hudson Fest

Hudson Fest
celebrating commerce, community and culture

The Hudson Fest draws thousands to South Street in downtown Hudson and is always the 1st Saturday after Memorial Day. The event features sidewalk sales, free family entertainment and dozens of vendors. The event includes a dozen children’s activities, both free and for a small fee,and the Hudson Rotary Club's Annual Duck Race. Much of South Street is closed down for this event.
http://www.assabetvalleychamber.org/hudsonfest.shtm

6/5 Sat - Free Family Fun Day and The Unbreakable Spirit Walk, framingham

Official Website: Free Family Fun Day and The Unbreakable Spirit Walk
Location: Maple Street, Framingham, MA, 01702 directions
Framingham State's Maple Street Field, Maple Street, Framingham, MA 01702
Date: Saturday, June 5, 2010 - Saturday, June 5, 2010
Hours: 12 - 4 pm.
Ages: Infants, Toddlers, Kids, Teens, Adults
In/Outdoor: Outdoor
Cost: Free
Kids will have lots of fun with crafts balloon aninmals, games and prizes in the 'Kiddie Corner' sponsored The Kiddie Lodge Preschool. There will also be Face Painting, live children's music from Mr. Gerry, story telling by Big Joe, Children's fingerprinting by Framingham Auxiliary Police, and children's DNA program.

The parents can relax with a chair massage, browse and place a bid in the silent auction for items like jewelry, baskets, a stay on Cape Cod and much more, and raffles throughout the day with prizes including gift cards, gift certificates...and more.

Families can grab lunch, a snack or a treat from Framingham Baking Company and Oliva's Market & Catering and Ice Cream from Ben & Jerry's.
* There will also be music throughout the day including a DJ from D-J Entertainment and live music by recorded musicians, Huck, (www.huckmusic.com and www.myspace.com/huckpop).

There will also be a Walk happening to raise funds for OI. To join or create a walker team or make a donation online, go to: http://www.oif.org/site/TR/OIWalk-n-Wheel/General?fr_id=1370&pg=entry

http://www.bostoncentral.com/events/races/p15697.php

River Festival Cambridge June 5

a bit far but definitely a fun place to hang out all day!

This one-day celebration of the arts, attracting 200,000 annually. This FREE event along the banks of the Charles River features jazz, folk, Latin and world music performances, dance, art demonstrations, family art-making activities and over 100 specialty food purveyors and craftspeople!

Hudson Beach - Centennial Beach opens 6/12

CENTENNIAL BEACH
June 12 to June 20 — Weekdays and Weekends – 11:00 am to 7:00 pm
June 21 to Aug 13 — Weekdays – 9:00 am to 7:00 pm;
Weekends and Holidays – 11:00 am to 7:00 pm
Aug 14 to Aug 22 — Weekdays and Weekends– 11:00 am to 7:00 pm
Holidays Include: Monday, July 5 – Hours 11:00 am to 7:00 pm

CENTENNIAL BEACH PASSES
Resident Day Pass ……… $5.00 per day Resident Season Pass ………. $20.00
Non-Resident Day Pass …$10.00 per day Non-Resident Season Pass .…$40.00
Non-Resident Day passes will not be sold on weekends and holidays.
Groups of 6 or more people require a special permit, issued by Hudson Recreation.
Season Passes may ONLY be purchased at the
Recreation Office in the Town Hall on
Mondays through Fridays, from 8:30 am -4:00 pm

Cellucci Park Splash Pad Hudson - for free - for EVERYONE

CELLUCCI PARK SPLASH PAD

Great little Splash Pad for free, next to the Skatepark. Shaded. But no toilets!

The Cellucci Park Splash Pad is scheduled to open
sometime during the first 2 weeks in June.
Hours of operation: Daily from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm.
Please be aware that the Splash Pad is equipped with a chemical monitoring system
that will automatically shut-off the Splash Pad if the chemical levels fall outside
the standard parameters. Such an event could be caused by many factors including but not limited to: inclement weather, power failures, high volume usage, etc

Hudson Fest June 5

Saturday June 5th 9 am to 4 pm
South Street in Downtown Hudson

On South Street

Avidia Bank hosts the Kobi Bikes—Bicycles Made for Seven Horseshoe Pub, Breakfast Burritos. Lobster Rolls, and Grilled Specials Food Court including hot dogs, hamburgers, fried dough, handcut French fries, sausage, seafood, steak tips, chicken, ice cream, Italian ice, BBQ pretzels, fudge shop, etc.
Nonprofit Row & The Happy Wagon!

In Cellucci Park

Boys & Girls Club Bounce House—All Day Long
St. Mary’s Credit Union—
Barn Babies Petting Zoo, 10 am. to 1 pm.
Visit the Pony from Lucky Horse Rescue
Splash Park, Playground, Face Painting & Sand Art

At the Rotary & on Main Street

Arts Alliance Youth Art, too Exhibit—
in various storefronts throughout Downtown.
Hudson Art & Framing Gigantic Sidewalk Sale!
Hudson Public Library Annual Toy Sale, 9 am. to 3 pm.
St. Luke’s Church Yard Sale & Concessions—
Featuring Lumpy’s Pulled Pork, 9 am. to 2 pm.
St. Michael School—Free Community Parking

In case of rain, all entertainment will be in the
Boys & Girls Club Church Street Clubhouse.