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79º | 15% chance of precipitation | Sunrise 6:08 a.m. | Sunset 7:19 p.m.

 

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There’s a new robot in town — and this one paints nails. Clockwork, a robot company, is setting up shop at 125 High St. in downtown Boston. The nail-painting robot does your nails in 10 minutes, for $10.
 
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People and performers gather at Live Music on the Lawn, a free outdoor concert at the Christian Science Plaza.
Head to the Christian Science Plaza for an unforgettable night of live music. | Photos provided by The First Church of Christ, Scientist
Get ready to groove, Boston. Summer isn’t quite over yet — and a night of live music under the stars is the perfect way to enjoy the season. Celebrate the final stretch of summer with a free concert and its must-see highlights:

🎶 Live Music on the Lawn

Head to the Christian Science Plaza for Live Music on the Lawn, an outdoor concert happening on Friday, Sept. 6 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Groove to multi-genre tunes, grab a bite from local food truck Indulge India, and savor sweet treats from Nothing Bundt Cakes.

This year’s lineup features:
People gaze at the colorful Mapparium® globe exhibit at the How Do You See the World?™ experience at the Christian Science Plaza.

Filled with vibrant colors and light, the stained glass Mapparium® globe stands unchanged since its completion in 1935.

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Photo provided by The First Church of Christ, Scientist. Used by permission.

🌎 See on-site exhibits for free

This eye-catching exhibit is a sight to behold.

A Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Award winner, the How Do You See the World?™ experience is a portrait of faces, stories, and experiences that explore progress + possibilities around the world, inviting you to consider your place in it.

The three-story Mapparium® globe — one of three main exhibits — serves as a time capsule of the world before WWII, offering a unique view of countries in a bygone era.

Tour The Mother Church

Starting at 5 p.m., take a free, 40-minute tour of The Mother Church. Psst... You’ll get to see one of the world’s largest pipe organs up close. The tour begins in the Welcome Hall of the How Do You See the World?™ experience.

“I love how these concerts bring together our local Boston community and welcome everyone to the Christian Science Plaza,” Gaby Mejía, exhibit manager of the How Do You See the World?™ experience, said. “It’s the perfect end-of-summer night out with friends or family, and a great way to kick off the start of a new school year.”
 
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  • Reel Fun Fishing Day at Nut Island | Saturday, Sept. 7 | 10 a.m.-2 p.m. | Nut Island Fishing Pier | Free | Spend a day on the water fishing for striped bass and winter flounder.
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  • Fleurs de Villes - ARTISTE — a free, immersive floral exhibition — is coming to Prudential Center from Wednesday, Sept. 18 to Sunday, Sept. 22. Boston florists will create floral mannequins inspired by the city’s art scene..
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  • Harpoon Brewery’s Octoberfest is Friday, Oct. 4 and Saturday, Oct. 5. Fun activities include stein-hoisting competitions, pretzel eating contests, and chicken dancing. Tickets are on sale now. Bonus: Bring your pups to Dogtober Fest on Sunday, Oct. 6.
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🎸 Get ready to rock

The marquee outside of Roadrunner promoting a Cousin Stizz show
Roadrunner, which opened last year in Allston-Brighton, offers clear sightlines throughout the venue. | Photo Credit: Ben Stas
The concert scene is truly unmatched in our area — from TD Garden to O’Brien’s Pub, there’s a stage for any type of tune. To get to know them all, keep reading.

Rockstar Stadiums + Arenas

Agganis Arena | Capacity: 7,200
When college hockey teams aren’t chasing the puck, artists like Phoenix and Kali Uchis pack this arena on Boston University’s West campus.

Mid-size Venues

Boch Center at the Wang Theatre | Capacity: 3,500
Originally named the Metropolitan Theatre, this ornate building has been home to the arts in Boston for nearly 100 years. While most folks associate the venue with musicals, it also welcomes acts like Nick Cave, Lorde, and a jolly assortment of holiday-themed programming throughout the winter.

Hit the (Rock) Club

Big Night Live | Capacity: 1,400
This nightclub throws regular ragers with the hottest acts in hip-hop and EDM. Read: Deadmau5, Steve Aoki, and 50 Cent make frequent tour stops here.
 
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