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1 A Look at What Really Matters 2 The Wild History of the Wild West’s Stump Houses
Key Takeaways From the New Tax Bill
3 Why Pets Beat Pay Raises
Summer Chickpea Salad
4 Live Shows and Local Artists
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From the Harbor to the Hills An Event Lineup You Can’t Miss
BOSTON ARTS FESTIVAL — SEPT. 6–7 Set in Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park, the Boston Arts Festival brings local artists, craftspeople, and performers together for a weekend of creativity by the harbor. The event is free to attend and features a wide range of original work, from paintings and pottery to live music throughout the day. It’s one of the best places to discover new talent and support local makers while enjoying the city’s waterfront views. OUTLAW MUSIC FESTIVAL — SEPT. 7 AT XFINITY CENTER If live music is more your speed, the Outlaw Music Festival is making a one-night stop at Mansfield’s Xfinity Center with a lineup that’s hard to beat. This year, Willie Nelson & Family, Bob Dylan, Sheryl Crow, Billy Strings, and many more are on the bill. Now in its 10th year,
The end of summer may be around the corner, but Boston’s festival season is still going strong. Whether you’re into indie films, legendary live music, or local arts, Boston has something to get excited about. Here are three upcoming events to put on your calendar.
the festival has built a reputation for relaxed vibes, surprising collaborations, and legendary artists who still know how to deliver. It’s an ideal way to wrap up the summer concert season in the Boston area. BOSTON FILM FESTIVAL — SEPT. 18–22 The Boston Film Festival returns in 2025 for its 41st year of bringing a long weekend of screenings, premieres, and filmmaker Q&As to some of the city’s best venues. The lineup includes independent features, thought- provoking documentaries, and short films by emerging voices. Past editions have drawn big- name directors and Oscar-winning actors, but the real draw is the chance to see something fresh before it hits the mainstream. Most events are open to the public, and with panels and discussions throughout the festival, the experiences go beyond the screen.
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