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What's Happening July 27-August 2
Plan a family outing with thirteen options this week, from a Monday car show to festivals, farm fun, and a lantern-lit evening.
FARM EVENT / CAR SHOW
Blue Monday & North Quabbin Cruisers Car Show
Start the week with a relaxed farm outing and a North Quabbin Cruisers car show. Food and drinks are sold separately.
JULY
27
4:30 PM-DUSK
FAMILY ARTS
Playgroup Days in the PAINT Park
Kids ages 5-12 can try watercolor, acrylic, salt paint, tape resist, and free painting during two morning sessions. Admission details are not listed, so check with the organizer before you go.
JULY
28-29
9-11 AM BOTH DAYS
COMMUNITY FOOD FESTIVAL
Leicester Celebrates 250
The town's family food festival and community celebration has been moved to Tuesday because of the forecast.
JULY
28
4-8 PM
FREE FESTIVAL / MARKET
Out to Lunch Festival & Farmers' Market
Catch Acoustic Winos, food trucks, farmers, makers, and community activities in the heart of downtown. Admission is free; bring money for lunch and market finds, and validate your Pearl Elm Garage ticket during festival hours for free parking.
JULY
29
11 AM-3 PM
FREE FARM FESTIVAL
Touch-A-Truck
Climb into farm and public-safety vehicles, take on the tractor obstacle course, browse the makers market, and enjoy live music. Admission is free; hayrides are included with PYO tickets or cost $5 per rider ages 3+.
AUGUST
1
9 AM-2 PM
FAMILY SHOPPING EVENT
Halloween Launch Party
Kick off fall early with a scavenger hunt, raffles, fresh Halloween fragrances, and BOO BUCKS prize chances from 11 AM-2 PM. T
AUGUST
1
10 AM-6 PM
FREE FAMILY ACTIVITY
Fun Saturday Mornings: Summer Send-Off Carnival
Wrap up the summer series with games, treats, music, and a favorite craft to take home. This hands-on family program is free and open to the public.
AUGUST
1
10 AM-NOON
FARM / NATURE
Butterfly Experience at the Farm
Spend a day among butterflies, gardens, wagon rides, animals, and artisan vendors, with butterfly releases at 11 AM and 1 PM both days. Tickets are $12.95 for ages 3+; ages 2 and under are free, with free farm parking.
AUGUST
1-2
10 AM-4 PM
FREE FESTIVAL
Watermelon Festival
Browse local artisans, enjoy children's games, and grab free watermelon while supplies last. Admission is free; food and the cash bar are extra.
AUGUST
1
11 AM-3 PM
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KIDS' MARKET
Children's Entrepreneurship Market
Meet young entrepreneurs as they share their small businesses at Red Apple Farm. The event begins at 11 AM.
AUGUST
1
11 AM
EVENING FESTIVAL
Worcester Water Lantern Festival
Decorate a floating lantern, enjoy music and food, and watch the evening launch together. Tickets are required, so check the local event page for current pricing and age details before purchasing.
AUGUST
1
6:30 PM
MARKET & SHOPPING
Rutland Maker's Market
Browse local vendors and support small businesses at Rutland’s Maker’s Market.
AUGUST
1
10 AM–1 PM
Where To Go Anytime
FAMILY FUN
Bayberry Bowladrome
Enjoy candlepin bowling, arcade games, and pool tables. Listed hours are Sunday-Thursday 9 a.m.-10 p.m. and Friday-Saturday 9 a.m.-11 p.m. Open bowling is listed at $36.40 per lane per hour, plus $3.12 shoe rental per bowler; the booking page notes up to five bowlers per lane.
Times, tickets, and weather plans can change, so use the organizer links for the latest details before you leave.