Arts & Entertainment
South End Weekends: Art, Music, and Book Signing
Here's what's happening in the South End this weekend. Got something going on? Post to share with your neighbors.
Every weekend, the South End has a lot of different events to offer.
Here are a few of your best bests for this weekend.
Do you have something going on?
Post it to our events calendar to share it with your neighbors.
Friday, July 12:
Drawing Connections: 23rd Drawing Show - Opening ReceptionMills Gallery at the Boston Center for the Arts
551 Tremont St.
6-8 p.m.
FREE
Drawing Connections investigates the relationships between traditional and contemporary approaches to the act of drawing as both a singular and interdisciplinary medium, from the simple yet elegant shorthand of painters and sculptors to the elaborate brainstorming of collaborative event-based artists.
In embracing the traditional “work on paper” side of drawing, Drawing Connections explores the edgy, contemporary application of this approach and seeks the conceptual content and experimentation that this primary, flexible medium provides for today’s working artists.
Saturday, July 13:
Book Signing for KidsAnimal Rescue League of Boston
10 Chandler St.
1 p.m.
FREE
Looking for something fun to do with the kids this weekend? Toto the Tornado Kitten will be at the Animal Rescue League of Boston in the South End on Saturday. Kids can cuddle with Toto and learn about his adventures! Toto and author Jonathan Hall will be signing books and answering questions.
Evening in Union Park
Union Park
6 to 8 p.m.
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Union Park Neighborhood Association hosts an Evening in Union Park, with music provided by The Carl Eisman Group. Bring your own picnic dinner and beverages. Featuring a make your own ice cream sundae bar. Rain date is Sunday, July 14th.
Sunday, July 14
Circle The City
Huntington Ave
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Walking, Biking, Dancing and Play take over Boston Streets with Circle The City, Boston’s Open Streets, Open Parks project! Free and open to everyone, Circle The City will temporarily transform Huntington and Blue Hill Avenues, signature corridors of Boston, into 'paved parks', featuring fitness clinics, biking and walking tours, kids’ games, yoga, art activities, live music and dance classes.
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