
⏳Saturday, October 4th, 2025, ⏰4:00 pm to 8:00 pm, 📍Quincy, Ma Location : Quincy Quarries Quincy Quarries Ricciuti Dr, Quincy, MA 02169 Quincy, MA 02169 REP YOUR FLAG EDITION/ White or Purple 🤩 Content Day for Creators 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Come with your crew and Dance Like No One's Watching 🕺🏾💃🏾🔥 DJ: @DjayRedman Event Planned by Young Burna, alongside other Boston Hosts! FREE event to display your dance moves! #youngburna, #bostondancecypher, #afrodance, #cypher, #boston, #dancehall, #hiphop #soca #dlnow

The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) closes a portion of Memorial Drive to motor vehicle traffic each Sunday from the end of April to mid-November to allow pedestrians, cyclists, and others to enjoy the riverfront roadway without cars.

Event: Turkic World Nomadic - The Annual Food & Cultural FestivalDate: Sunday, Oct 5, 2025Time: 1.00 pm - 3.00 pmAddress: 459 Broadway Ct, Cambridge, MA 02138Entrance: Free ( Traditional foods and dishes will be available for purchase.)Parking: Free on Sundays on any Cambridge street.RSVP: Required. Use the QR code to RSVP or click the link https:https://forms.gle/dzMf7DAkiFjkpU5X6Dear Turkic World Community,We are delighted to invite you to the Turkic International Festival in the Greater Boston Area! This vibrant event is a celebration of Turkic art, culture, traditions, and heritage, highlighting the rich diversity of communities from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uyghur, and Uzbekistan. Our mission is to promote and raise awareness of the cherished Turkic heritage through a variety of engaging activities and experiences.Festival Highlights:• Cultural Performances – Traditional music and dance from across the Turkic world, showcasing the beauty and diversity of our cultural expressions.• Turkic World Cuisines – A culinary journey featuring authentic dishes and delicacies from Turkic nations.• Kids Activities – Fun-filled programs including educational games, face painting, arts, and crafts.Organizing Committee:• Turan Association (Uzbek Community)• Boston Uyghur Community• Kyrgyz Boston Foundation• Azerbaijan Cultural Center• Kazakh Community• Turkicstan Center Inc.PS: Nonprofits, Profit organizations, and Vendors are welcome to open their stands. *Terms and Conditions Applied. PS2: We are hunting for volunteers and performers. If you want to volunteer or showcase your cultural identity, please contact us.

83 likes, 2 comments - commonwheels on August 29, 2025: "We're celebrating our cycling community and bringing in some of Boston’s biggest dance music DJs with a very special edition of our (in)famous Magical Musical Mystery Bike Ride! A movable feast for your ear enjoyment - it's a multi-set party by bike! We'll meet up at 1:30pm @ the Grove in Lower Allston (corner of N Harvard and Western ave) and roll out at 2pm for a casual ~15mi, mostly flat + pathway route with 2 dance party stops featuring performances by local DJs: @djadamgibbons @djbrunoboston @mowilk7 If you've never been to a Magical Musical Mystery Ride (we know, it's been a minute...) you're in for a treat! We'll roll as a group and explore some scenic and somewhat secret locations in our community, activating parks with bikes and art. Remember to bring water, snacks, bike-lights, and dancing shoes. The Magical Musical Mystery Bike Ride is free and open to all.".
#BostonWeekend 27x Sun BIKES "Greater #Boston Bike Infrastructure Roundtable aims to bring together students, universities, regional and municipal transportation policymakers and planners, and bike advocates together to think critically about the current and historic systems surrounding bike infrastructure in the Boston area and discuss ways to collectively expand this vision.
Through panels, networking, and presentations, the event is both educational to attendees and serves for impactful discussion–from helping policymakers better leverage resources like data and university research to helping students become better advocates for change. # https://www.instagram.com/p/DPUPZ_KAUJM/ #BostonBikes

The Greater Boston Bike Infrastructure Roundtable brings together students, policymakers, and bike advocates to discuss bike infrastructure in Boston and how to make it safer for everyone. With panels, networking, and presentations, attendees will learn about the current state of bike infrastructure in Boston and how to get involved in creating change. The event is free for BU students and $3 for everyone else.
#BostonWeekend n/n Sunday, 5 Oct 9:30am #CambridgeMA: The annual Bow Tie Bike Ride. Meet in front of the main branch of the Cambridge Public Library and ride a 12-mile route crisscrossing around town.
https://www.cambridgema.gov/Departments/CommunityDevelopment/CambridgeBikeRides
#CambridgeMA Bow Tie Community Bike Ride route map. Wear a bow tie and meet between 9:30-10:00 tomorrow (Sun, 5 Oct) at Joan Lorentz Park (CRLS/main branch of the library).
Route will be "relaxed, family-friendly, and on mostly level terrain." There will be a mid-ride break at Riverside Park. Bike mechanics will be available before the ride for minor adjustments and emergency repairs (arrive early if you want a bike check).
The #BowTieRide route starts in mid-Cambridge at Joan Lorentz Park, in front of the main branch of the Cambridge Public Library. It heads east on Cambridge St, Hampshire St, and Bristol St, then doglegs left (N) up Fulkerson St, right (E) on Charles St, left (N) on Third St, right (E) on Thorndike St, right (S) on First St, and a right (W) onto Broad Canal Boardwalk (turning into Broad Canal Way). It doglegs left (S) on Third St, turns right (W) on Main St, left (SW) on Sidney St, right (NW) on Hamilton St, left (SW) on Pearl St in the Port, right (NW) on Chestnut St, doglegs right on Pleasant St and left to Putnam Ave, turns left (W) on Western Ave, and then stops at Riverside Park for a break.
The route continues west along the river on Memorial Drive, turns right (north) onto JFK St, does a series of little maneuvers to avoid Harvard Sq (Elliott St to Mt Auburn St), turns right on Hilliard, left on Brattle, and continues to wend west on Brattle St thru Old Cambridge, until turning right on Lakeview Ave and heading north through Huron Village. It then takes a sharp right turn (E) onto Vassal Lane, a left (N) onto Walden St, a left (W) onto Fayerweather St, which continues onto Field St, and then bends left onto Bay State Rd, which terminates at New St (just before one of the Concord Ave rotaries, aka the Double Donuts of Doom). However the route takes a sharp RIGHT (N) onto New St, and then turns into Danehy Park (erstwhile landfill), passes multiple soccer fields, native gardens, and softball fields--
including my daughter's team playing 10U softball against Winchester (GO CARDINALS)--
then dumps out onto Sherman. The route turns right on Sherman St, left (W) again on Walden St, right (SE) onto Raymond St, left (NE) onto Linnaean St, continuing until it T's with Mass Ave. It turns right on Mass Ave, then immediately left (W) on Garfield, and shortly thereafter turns right onto Oxford. It heads south on Oxford St towards Harvard Sq, turns left (E) onto Kirkland St, then turns right (S) onto Irving St, until it meets Cambridge St at the Cambridge Rindge and Latin campus -- where it meets its end. If you read this far, I apologize, and if you rode this far, I salute you.