Latest Events in Quincy(June Updated)

Lenny Clarke at the Comedy Den - 10/18 Come join us for a night of laughter with the hilarious Lenny Clarke at the Comedy Den on 10/18! This in-person event will be held at the Fox and Hound Wood Grille and Tavern. Get ready for a night of non-stop jokes and entertainment. Don't miss out on this unforgettable comedy experience! Information Source: Steve Sweeney’s Comedy Den | eventbrite

WABA’s Trail Riding Basics class teaches you the skills you need to ride safely, confidently and considerately on our region’s many trails and multi-use paths. In this class, we focus on practicing basic bike handling skills such as shifting, scanning, signaling, gradual braking and weaving. Instructors discuss the importance of trail etiquette while riding on a multi-use path and answer any questions that participants may have about trail riding for commuting or recreation. At the end of class, we’ll go for a group trail ride, where participants put their newly acquired skills to the test. Have any questions? Email us at education@waba.org. Check out WABA’s Code of Conduct for event participants. This class is for you if:You already know how to ride a bike but do not have much experience riding on trailsYou have experience riding on trails, but woud like to learn skills that will help improve your rideYou have recently taken a WABA Basic Skills ClinicYou have recently taken a WABA Learn to Ride class and were riding confidently with 2 pedals by the end of class.Equipment:Participants are required to bring their own bicycle and helmet for this class.Bikes must be in good working order.Prefer to use Capital Bikeshare? WABA will provide coupons for a FREE 4 hour rental to those who need. You can request a Capital Bikeshare coupon during registration. Information Source: The Washington Area Bicyclist Association | eventbrite

Pro Wrestling Supershow| The Monster Bash ft. Heavyweight Champion Gal, Waves & Curls, Brett Ryan Gosselin, The Lucha Lion, Little Mean Kathleen, Liviyah and more! Get ready for an action-packed night of thrilling matches and larger-than-life wrestlers. Join us on Fri Oct 25 2024 at 7:30pm at the VFW Post 1046 for an unforgettable experience. Cheer on your favorite wrestlers as they battle it out in the ring, showcasing their incredible skills and athleticism. Don't miss out on this epic event that is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat! Family Friendly, All Ages event! Information Source: Pro Wrestling Supershow | eventbrite

The Comedy Class Graduation event will take place at Fox and Hound Wood Grille and Tavern in Quincy on November 7, 2024. Attendees can enjoy a night of laughter and celebration as new comedians showcase their talents. The venue is located at 123 Sea Street, Quincy, MA 02169. Tickets for the event are priced at $20. Don't miss this opportunity to support emerging comedians and have a great time at the Comedy Class Graduation.

Steve Sweeney at the Comedy Den with Johnny Pizzi Come join us for a night of laughter at the Fox and Hound Wood Grille and Tavern with comedians Steve Sweeney and Johnny Pizzi! Get ready for a hilarious evening filled with jokes, stories, and good times. This in person event is not to be missed! Grab your friends, grab a drink, and get ready to laugh your socks off. See you there! Information Source: Steve Sweeney’s Comedy Den | eventbrite

Basic Skills Clinics are the next step for adult participants (18+) who have recently taken a Learn to Ride class or who know how to ride a bike, but have not been on one in some time. Basic Skills Clinics focus on skills such as turning, shifting, braking gradually, and weaving and will help you develop the fundamental bike handling skills necessary to ride confidently! Our experienced Instructors will observe where you are at and will provide tailored instruction to help you progress to the next level. Participants move at their own pace and are encouraged to continue practicing these skills at home. Have any questions? Email us at education@waba.org. Check out WABA’s Code of Conductfor event participants. This class is for you if:You have recently taken a Learn to Ride class and were riding with 2 pedals by the end of class. You know how to ride a bike, but have not been on one in some time and need a little bit of tailored instruction to get you going again! Equipment:Bicycle and helmet provided for those who need. Please select the “Bike Rental + Registration” option at checkout.Participants may bring their own bicycle and helmet for a discounted registration fee. Please make sure that bikes are in good working order. WABA does not provide bicycle maintenance for personal bikes. Information Source: The Washington Area Bicyclist Association | eventbrite

WABA's Adult Learn to Ride class is for participants 18 and older. Our experienced Instructors break the skills down step by step to get you on a bike and rolling in no time. Participants learn to start and stop, balance, glide, pedal and steer a bike and progress at their own pace. Have any questions? Email us at education@waba.org. Click here to view WABA’s Code of Conduct for event participants. This class is for you if:You have never been on a bicycle beforeYou have not ridden a bicycle in many yearsYou have previously tried to learn how to ride a bicycle, but were unsuccessfulEquipment:A bicycle and helmet will be provided for all class participantsYou will be asked to provide your height in the registration portal so that we can reserve a properly sized bicycle for you. Information Source: The Washington Area Bicyclist Association | eventbrite

Hard To Swallow premiered at CANNESERIES and SeriesFest in the spring of 2024 and will be released in 2025. Essayistic and reflexive, the show recounts Wey’s explosive career while building a critique of the social structures that disenfranchise Black peoples globally. The screening will feature the pilot and finale episode (27 mins each) as well as a digital short, followed by a panel of LOEB Fellows discussing the broader themes of the episodes. The event will end with a Q&A with the filmmakers and a principal subject from the docu-series. The post-screening activities will be recorded, and attendees will receive a jar of spice featured in the show, while supplies last. Digital Short: BABY GOT BANKRUPTCY Baby Got Bankruptcy demystifies the complicated case and journey of Detroit’s bankruptcy, the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S history. Featuring one of the lead attorney’s on the case, the short is candid, cheeky and singular in its conclusion. Episode 1: THIS IS BLACK PEOPLE'S SHIT (Pilot) Tunde reflects on the erasure of Black chefs from New Orleans’ food culture even as tourism and hospitality hold up the city’s economy. Tunde also examines how post-Katrina development, fueled by federal recovery dollars, drove gentrification in the city at the expense of Black New Orleanians. The expert for the episode is an award-winning journalist whose investigation of a food hall guides the episode, but when his interview takes an unexpected turn, the expert himself becomes the subject of examination. Episode 6: YOU'RE IN THE SHOW NOW (Season Finale) The season finale of Hard To Swallow centers on an allegation of racism at the show’s world premiere in Cannes. A week of extravagant dinners and dizzying photoshoots against the lush views of the French Riviera culminate in the red carpet premiere. The festivities continue into the premiere afterparty where things turn sour when members of the Hard To Swallow team are accosted. The fallout from the incident is intense, tedious, and thoroughly documented, but the understanding of the story is up for debate. Noone is safe in this project, as Theo’s motivations come into question and Tunde’s evolving perspective begins to contradict his prior statements. Information Source: eventbrite

Join us for a fun and informative weaving workshop at Break Rock Brewery in Quincy, MA! Whether you're a complete beginner or have some experience, this workshop is perfect for anyone looking to learn the basics of frame loom weaving. In this hands-on session, you'll discover the art of creating beautiful woven textiles. Local textile artist Nina Cherie will guide you through the process, from setting up your loom to mastering various weaving techniques. You'll receive all the necessary materials, including wool yarns, tapestry needles, weaving tools, and your very own 10 wood frame loom! How exciting! As you weave, enjoy the laid back atmosphere and the company of like-minded individuals. And of course, don't forget to savor the delicious brews offered by Break Rock Brewery! Key takeaways: * Learn the fundamentals of frame loom weaving * Explore different weaving techniques and styles * Create your own unique woven piece * Meet new people and have fun! No experience required. All skill levels welcome. Information Source: Nina Cherie Textiles | eventbrite

Join us for a fun and informative weaving workshop at Break Rock Brewery in Quincy, MA! Whether you're a complete beginner or have some experience, this workshop is perfect for anyone looking to learn the basics of frame loom weaving. In this hands-on session, you'll discover the art of creating beautiful woven textiles. Local textile artist Nina Cherie will guide you through the process, from setting up your loom to mastering various weaving techniques. You'll receive all the necessary materials, including wool yarns, tapestry needles, weaving tools, and your very own 10 wood frame loom! How exciting! As you weave, enjoy the laid back atmosphere and the company of like-minded individuals. And of course, don't forget to savor the delicious brews offered by Break Rock Brewery! Key takeaways: * Learn the fundamentals of frame loom weaving * Explore different weaving techniques and styles * Create your own unique woven piece * Meet new people and have fun! No experience required. All skill levels welcome. Information Source: Nina Cherie Textiles | eventbrite

Discover the art of crafting felt bird ornaments at the enchanting Sip & Stitch workshop hosted at Break Rock Brewing Co. in Quincy. Immerse yourself in a creative atmosphere on December 11, 2024, at 534 Victory Road. This hands-on experience is perfect for those looking to add a personal touch to their holiday decorations. Tickets are priced at $30, offering a unique opportunity to learn new skills while enjoying the cozy ambiance of Break Rock Brewing Co. Don't miss this chance to create beautiful ornaments and make lasting memories this holiday season.

Welcome to **Skyweavers** Experience the artistry and athleticism of our talented performers as they take to the air. Each act will transport you to new heights, showcasing the dedication and creativity of our students. Whether you're a fan of aerial arts or new to the scene, this is a night you won't want to miss. Come support our amazing artists and celebrate their journey in the world of aerial and acrobatic performance! Information Source: eventbrite

Join Us for a Spectacular Noon Year's Eve Pool Party! Dive into fun this New Year’s Eve with an unforgettable pool party just for kids! Celebrate the arrival of the new year with friends in a vibrant atmosphere filled with laughter, games, and exciting activities. What to Expect: Splash-tastic games, festive crafts, and yummy snacksCountdown Celebration: Join us for a fun countdown to the Noon Year!When: December 31st, 11:00am-1:00pm Don’t miss out on the chance to make new memories and kick off the new year with a splash! Reserve your spot today! **Families should plan to bring their own towels. Note that little ones who are not potty trained are required to wear a reusable swim diaper (we have these available for sale in our facility). For more information, please call/text (630) 305-9775 or email us at swimnaperville@goldfishss.com. Information Source: Goldfish Swim School - Naperville | eventbrite

Pro Wrestling Supershow presents New Years Bash 2025! Get ready for an action-packed evening of high-flying, hard-hitting pro wrestling excitement. Join us on Fri, Jan 03, 2025 at Brockton VFW Post 1046 for an unforgettable night of thrills and spills. Grab your friends and family and come cheer on your favorite wrestlers as they battle it out in the ring. Don't miss out on the fun – Buy Tickets Today! Featuring - World Class Channing Thomas Brett Ryan Gosselin Waves & Curls Little Mean Kathleen DJ Powers Nico Silva H2o Ryan Waters and more Information Source: Pro Wrestling Supershow | eventbrite

Brown Noise Comedy is your ticket to a wild mix of absurd and hilarious takes from South Asian, Arab, Persian, and other brown comedians. These comics bring the laughs with stories from their unique cultural mashups, promising a night that’s as diverse as it is ridiculous. Get ready for jokes that hit home – from dealing with traditional parents to the craziness of cultural mix-ups. It’s humor made for anyone who’s ever felt caught between two worlds. Expect to laugh until your sides hurt at the shared chaos of being first-generation. For all you first-gen folks, Brown Noise Comedy isn’t just a show; it’s a night of pure, relatable fun. You’ll see your life’s quirks on stage, laugh at the familiar absurdities, and leave feeling connected and thoroughly entertained. This is comedy that speaks your language – and it’s absolutely hilarious. Information Source: East Austin Comedy | eventbrite

Meet Tested and Endorsed Afterlife Medium Lauren Robbins of The Spiritual Path in Mansfield, MA, Featured on TV for an evening of mediumship messages. Lauren walks around the room to deliver messages from loved ones who wish to come through who described themselves, their personalities, details about their lives, and messages that only audience members can validate to prove the afterlife exists for those healing from a loss or curious about the other side. Not all guests will receive a message but will leave with an unforgettable experience. Tickets are non-refundable or transferable, make a unique gift, and are limited to 60 people—no one under the age of 18. If you cannot make it, please gift your tickets to someone who can check in with your name. Doors open at 6:15 p.m., and the event begins at 7:00 p.m. You should make dinner reservations if you wish to eat there before the event starts. Lauren has been seen on The List and Married at First Sight TV Shows, the Lady of the Dunes Documentary, and more. The event is held at The Fox and Hound Tavern, 123 Sea Street, Quincy, MA. Call Lauren's office with questions at 508-339-8111 at least 24 hours before the event begins. Information Source: Endorsed Afterlife/Psychic Medium Lauren Robbins | eventbrite

Catch Pro Wrestling Supershow on Friday Night February 7th 2025 as PWS presents SnowBrawl '25 featuring: World Class Channing ThomasUndeniable DJ PowersMLW Superstar Brett Ryan GosselinRhode Island Lion Nico SilvaPunjabi Lion Jora JohlH2o Ryan WatersWaves & Curlsand more!Family Friendly, All Ages event. Great night of pro wrestling action featuring the best independent wrestlers in New England! Information Source: Pro Wrestling Supershow | eventbrite

Whether you’re single, taken, or somewhere in between, Cupid & Comedy promises a night of laughter that will warm your heart! Bring your friends, your date, or come solo for a night of hilarity that’s sure to make this Valentine’s Day one to remember. Don’t miss out on the love and laughs! Grab your tickets now! Corey Manning A Comedian by Night known for his “slick, upbeat, funny, over-the-top comedy,” Corey Manning has headlined The Apollo, is currently streaming in Amazon Prime, appeared on NBC’s Family Feud with Steve Harvey, and showcased in Jamie Foxx’s Lollapalooza's New Faces in Comedy. Mouthy, and brash, Colleen McCauley is a smart-ass female voice in Boston comedy, and her on-stage persona is not too much different than the role of “Cathy,” the comedian-actress played in the Boston-based classic film Good Will Hunting. She has shared the stage with a bevy of top New England headliners, including Juston McKinney, Lenny Clarke, Frank Santorelli and Steve Sweeney. AJ Hapenny has a unique comedy perspective & style which combines witty wordplay with organic audience interaction, which lead him to 125,000 social media followers and a demand for him all over the Northeast. His act covers his Filipino family, growing up on an island, his un-healthy obsession with pro-wrestling, being a wedding minister and coming out of the closet in his 30’s. In addition to performing on Cape Cod Comedy Festival, Burbank Comedy Festival & Aloha Comedy Fest (Hawaii) to name a few, he’s a multi-time performer for the U.S. Air Force at Hanscom AFB. Shut-in by day, lukewarm comedian by night, Jesse Farris has been performing stand-up comedy around Boston since the age of seventeen. Having recently moved back to town with a Master’s in English Literature and few prospects on the job market, she’s relying on her humor to stay financially afloat. Her sharp, “off-kilter” wit has been known to delight audiences and concern doctors everywhere (she never quite healed from that second concussion). Some of the stages she’s been on include The Rockwell, The Comedy Studio, and The Rex Theatre. Information Source: Quincy Comedy Festival | eventbrite

Architects and designers play a critical role in addressing whole-systems change, including ending the oppressive and punitive approach of our criminal justice system. Designing Justice + Designing Spaces is an architecture and real estate nonprofit that ignites radical imagination to build an ecosystem of care. This talk by co-founder and executive director Deanna Van Buren, will feature completed, current, and future projects that illustrate how and what we need to build to address the root causes of mass incarceration, rather than using prisons, jails, or courthouses to implement punishments. “Designing for Abolition” presents real-world examples of how architects can better serve our communities. Following the lecture, Andrea James, Executive Director of The National Council of Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls, will join Deanna on stage for a conversation and Q&A. Information Source: Harvard University Graduate School of Design | eventbrite

The African Landscape Architectures conference brings together a wide range of landscape practices from across the continent. This two-day hybrid event highlights the transformative potential of decolonizing design to address social injustices and prepare African cities for the impacts of climate change. Speakers will explore innovative strategies through frameworks such as ecology, adaptation, and materiality that offer alternative futures for African landscapes. The conference is co-hosted by the Department of Landscape Architecture and the Department of African and African American Studies with generous support from: The Weatherhead Center for International AffairsThe Provost's Fund for Interfaculty CollaborationCenter for African StudiesCenter for Middle Eastern StudiesAlwaleed Islamic Studies ProgramHutchins Center for African and African American ResearchThe Critical Landscapes Design Lab at the Graduate School of DesignThe International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA), Africa Region. Information Source: Harvard University Graduate School of Design | eventbrite

Welcome to BDS Bingo Night! Get ready for a night of fun and excitement at our in-person bingo event happening at Reelhouse Marina Bay. Join us on Sat Mar 08 2025 at 6:30 PM for a chance to win amazing prizes while enjoying great company. Whether you're a bingo pro or a newbie, everyone is welcome to participate in the games. So mark your calendars and come on down for a night full of laughter, competition, and maybe even a little friendly rivalry. See you there! Information Source: Bridgets Dance Team | eventbrite

Explore the literary world at The Fiction Revival event featuring a reading and discussion of "A Lucky Man" by Jamel Brinkley. This thought-provoking event will take place on March 10, 2025, at 432 Quincy St in Brooklyn, NY. Immerse yourself in the captivating storytelling of Brinkley as he delves into the complexities of human nature and the African American experience. Admission is free, offering an enriching experience for all literature enthusiasts. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with a compelling narrative and connect with fellow book lovers in the heart of Brooklyn.

Maurice D. Cox is the Emma Bloomberg Professor in Residence of Urban Planning and Design at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Prior to joining the GSD faculty, Cox was the director of planning and development for the City of Detroit (2015-2019) and Commissioner of Planning and Development for the City of Chicago (2019-2023), where he focused on the challenges facing contemporary urban revitalization. Cox is an urban designer acclaimed for his ability to merge architecture, design, and politics in pursuit of design excellence and the equitable development of cities. His professional biography offers a new model for what a designer in society can be, demonstrating that planning, architecture, and design operate within a sociopolitical sphere. To that end, his career spans public service, private practice, and higher education, including his tenure as mayor of Charlottesville, Virginia; as Design Director for the National Endowment for the Arts under two presidents; and as a tenured faculty member at the University of Virginia and Tulane University. Cox received a Bachelor of Architecture from the Cooper Union and a 2005 Loeb Fellowship from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Information Source: Harvard University Graduate School of Design | eventbrite

Artist Talk with Steven John Fuchs About the Talk: Join us for an exciting Artist Talk with Steven John Fuchs as he discusses his latest exhibit, City Stories: Urban Landscapes and Commuter Portraits Dive into the inspiration behind his captivating artwork and gain insight into his creative porcess. He will also be discussing his wet media working process. During the production process, the entire drawing is completely immersed in water and then worked on in both its wet and dry states. The different stages of his process will be explained with visual aids as well. Don't miss out on this inisghtfula and informative Arstist Talk. Event Details: Date: Saturday Arpil 5thTime: 4- 6 PMLocation: Fred Schnider Gallery of ArtSee you there! Refreshments will be served. Information Source: Fred Schinder Gallery of Art | eventbrite

WABA's Adult Learn to Ride class is for participants 18 and older. Our experienced Instructors break the skills down step by step to get you on a bike and rolling in no time. Participants learn to start and stop, balance, glide, pedal and steer a bike and progress at their own pace. Have any questions? Email us at education@waba.org. Click here to view WABA’s Code of Conduct for event participants. This class is for you if:You have never been on a bicycle beforeYou have not ridden a bicycle in many yearsYou have previously tried to learn how to ride a bicycle, but were unsuccessfulEquipment:A bicycle and helmet will be provided for all class participantsYou will be asked to provide your height in the registration portal so that we can reserve a properly sized bicycle for you. Information Source: The Washington Area Bicyclist Association | eventbrite

Architecture must bridge the gap between human life and the natural environment, an ethos deeply ingrained in Kengo Kuma’s philosophy. Kuma prioritizes harmony with surroundings, using materials like wood and stone that are not only sustainable but also evoke warmth and intimacy. This approach reconnects people with nature while redefining the boundaries of urban spaces. Throughout Kuma’s projects, such as the Japan National Stadium and V&A Dundee in Scotland, Kuma has challenged modernist trends that overemphasize industrial materials like concrete. Instead, he advocates for lightness, transparency, and adaptability—values rooted in Japanese traditions that are also universally resonant. Kuma pursues “openness and intimacy” in his designs, promoting structures that welcome their surroundings rather than dominate them. By combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, architecture can evolve into spaces that respect both cultural heritage and ecological systems. In this lecture, Kuma invites architects, designers, and students to reconsider their roles in fostering a symbiotic relationship with nature. Together, we can craft a future where urban landscapes complement their natural contexts rather than compete with them. Information Source: Harvard University Graduate School of Design | eventbrite

The ReefLine’s Founder and Artistic Director, Ximena Caminos, invites you to explore “marine acupuncture,” an innovative practice combining high art and deep science to target critical pressure points within our oceans. The ReefLine will be a 7-mile underwater public sculpture park, snorkel trail, and hybrid reef off Miami Beach’s shoreline, fostering environmental awareness through art and action-driven conservation. Conceived by cultural place-maker Ximena Caminos and developed by the BlueLab Preservation Society, the ReefLine nonprofit team collaborates with architecture firm OMA as well as marine biologists, researchers, architects, and coastal engineers to design the master plan. Caminos’ lecture, followed by a conversation with Pedro Alonzo and Charles Waldheim, highlights how this pioneering approach uses human ingenuity to ignite ecological processes that help the reef regenerate. The ReefLine’s cross-disciplinary methodology offers a compelling example of how collaboration can help solve some of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time. This event is supported by the Melissa Kaish and Jonathan Dorfman Makers Fund. Information Source: Harvard University Graduate School of Design | eventbrite

WABA’s Trail Riding Basics class teaches you the skills you need to ride safely, confidently and considerately on our region’s many trails and multi-use paths. In this class, we focus on practicing basic bike handling skills such as shifting, scanning, signaling, gradual braking and weaving. Instructors discuss the importance of trail etiquette while riding on a multi-use path and answer any questions that participants may have about trail riding for commuting or recreation. At the end of class, we’ll go for a group trail ride, where participants put their newly acquired skills to the test. Have any questions? Email us at education@waba.org. Check out WABA’s Code of Conduct for event participants. This class is for you if:You already know how to ride a bike but do not have much experience riding on trailsYou have experience riding on trails, but woud like to learn skills that will help improve your rideYou have recently taken a WABA Basic Skills ClinicYou have recently taken a WABA Learn to Ride class and were riding confidently with 2 pedals by the end of class.Equipment:Participants are required to bring their own bicycle and helmet for this class.Bikes must be in good working order.Prefer to use Capital Bikeshare? WABA will provide coupons for a FREE 4 hour rental to those who need. You can request a Capital Bikeshare coupon during registration. Information Source: The Washington Area Bicyclist Association | eventbrite

Welcome to the **Pro Wrestling Supershow presents STEEL CAGE SHOWDOWN**! Get ready for an epic night of high-flying action and intense rivalries inside the steel cage. Join us on **Fri May 02 2025** at **VFW Post 1046** for a night you won't forget. Watch your favorite wrestlers battle it out in the most unforgiving match in all of pro wrestling. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind event! Grab your tickets now and get ready for a night of excitement! Information Source: Pro Wrestling Supershow | eventbrite

WABA's Adult Learn to Ride class is for participants 18 and older. Our experienced Instructors break the skills down step by step to get you on a bike and rolling in no time. Participants learn to start and stop, balance, glide, pedal and steer a bike and progress at their own pace. Have any questions? Email us at education@waba.org. Click here to view WABA’s Code of Conduct for event participants. This class is for you if:You have never been on a bicycle beforeYou have not ridden a bicycle in many yearsYou have previously tried to learn how to ride a bicycle, but were unsuccessfulEquipment:A bicycle and helmet will be provided for all class participantsYou will be asked to provide your height in the registration portal so that we can reserve a properly sized bicycle for you. Information Source: The Washington Area Bicyclist Association | eventbrite