Looking for the best things to do this weekend in Boston? Look no further!
Dino Safari returns to Boston this month! This walk-through dinosaur exhibition includes over 50 full-scale scientifically accurate animatronic dinosaurs. Kids receive a passport which they can get stamped as they navigate the safari! The event takes place at CambridgeSide.
Learn how to embroider at the School of Fashion Design
Learn how embroidery can be a tactile self-soothing tool for anxiety, ADHD, or general well-being! Join Boston’s School of Fashion Design to learn embroidery techniques that prioritize wellbeing and comfort, and create a tactile article of clothing for you or someone you care about. The class takes place on Saturday, April 11 from 9 AM-11 AM. The course is $40 and includes all materials! Learn more and register here, and discover additional upcoming workshops!
Uncover priceless treasures and step inside King Tut’s tomb in an immersive, VR-enhanced exhibition. If you’re looking for a unique thing to do in Boston this weekend, step into a meticulously recreated tomb of King Tutankhamun at The Castle at Park Plaza (130 Columbus Ave) and follow in Howard Carter’s footsteps. The immersive exhibition features exacting replicas, VR reconstructions, educational displays, shrines, sarcophagus replicas and insights into mummification.
One of the most atmospheric picks for your weekend plans: Candlelight concerts in Boston are enchanting as they feature classical renditions of beloved TV and movie soundtracks amidst glowing candlelight. Highlights include tributes to iconic composers Joe Hisaishi and Hans Zimmer, celebrated for their impactful scores that elevate storytelling in film. Audiences are treated to immersive experiences that celebrate soundtracks from classics like My Neighbour Totoro to modern cinematic marvels, showcasing music’s vital role in enhancing narrative depth. With multiple shows performing at numerous times per evening, its a perfect evening activity.
Discover emerging ballet talent at the Boston Conservatory Theater. If you’re looking for a cultured, budget-friendly pick for your weekend in Boston, the Boston Conservatory showcases student and faculty performances that often include ballet and contemporary dance—making it a great spot to discover emerging talent and enjoy budget-friendly tickets.
Create a cheeseboard at Kured and watch sunset from the Esplanade. For a laid-back Boston weekend plan, grab a build-your-own cheeseboard or sandwiches from Kured on Beacon Hill, then take them across the Frances Appleton Footbridge to the Charles River Esplanade for a sunset picnic. Settle in by the Community Boating, Inc. docks for a classic Boston sunset view.