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The New England Meetup has merged with Spontaneous Fun, creating one vibrant community: Spontaneous Fun in New England.
The organizers of Spontaneous Fun in New England look forward to welcoming you to our expanded community.
Please reach out if you have any questions.
Best,
C-Anne
Upcoming events (3)
See all- Join us for an Easy Hike Around Historic Horn Pond!Horn Pond parking lot/Horn Pond Mountain, Woburn, MA
Historic Horn Pond is a Muti-group Event
Perfect for beginners! Explore the scenic 2.2-mile trail around Horn Pond, a 133-acre pond with a rich history, once known as "Innitou" (Mirror of the Spirit) by Native Americans. We'll also enjoy views of Horn Pond Mountain (Mount Towanda), at 287 feet.Meeting Place: Meet in front of public restrooms at Horn Pond Parking Lot.
What to bring: Comfortable Walking Shoes/Clothes and a bottle of water
Additional Information: The event date may change due to weatherLiability Waiver: As a condition of your voluntary participation in this activity you acknowledge and agree to the following: this activity involves inherent risks that can cause property damage, injury, illness, disability, and/or death to participants and/or others; you assume all risk associated with this activity; you are responsible for having the necessary knowledge, skills, abilities, clothing, and equipment to safely participate in this activity; you know and will follow the Hiker Responsibility Code described at www.hikesafe.com(http://www.hikesafe.com/);
The leader(s) of this activity are volunteers; and you for yourself, your heirs, executors, and administrators release, hold harmless, and indemnify the leader(s) and all members of this group from any and all claims for property damage, injury, illness, disability, and/or death - including those caused by negligence and/or other reasons.
- Art in Bloom (Reposted)Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Boston, MA
Event Reposted
Celebrate spring’s arrival with Art in Bloom at the MFA! This beloved event showcases the expertise of New England garden clubs, professional designers, and MFA floral volunteers, who create interpretive arrangements inspired by artworks from the collection. Enjoy dozens of bold arrangements throughout the building, along with special events, guided tours, dining, and shopping.Meeting Place: Main Entrance - Huntington Avenue Entrance
What to bring: The Huntington Avenue Entrance is the Museum’s main entrance. Please arrive with your tickets purchased in advance online or over the phone. Museum staff will check tickets outside before you enter; see Visit for more about what to expect.
Discounted Tickets
$10 tickets are available to members of the Institutional Pass Program. Please contact the public library, school, or nonprofit organization to which you’re associated for information about how to access $10 tickets in advance online or in person on the day of your visit.Parking Information: https://www.mfa.org/visit/getting-here/parking
Liability Waiver: As a condition of your voluntary participation in this activity you acknowledge and agree to the following: this activity involves inherent risks that can cause property damage, injury, illness, disability, and/or death to participants and/or others; you assume all risk associated with this activity; you are responsible for having the necessary knowledge, skills, abilities, clothing, and equipment to safely participate in this activity; you know and will follow the Hiker Responsibility Code described at www.hikesafe.com(http://www.hikesafe.com/).
The leader(s) of this activity are volunteers; and you for yourself, your heirs, executors, and administrators release, hold harmless, and indemnify the leader(s) and all members of this group from any and all claims for property damage, injury, illness, disability, and/or death - including those caused by negligence and/or other reasons.
- Watch City Festival & MoreWaltham City Hall, Waltham, MA
Returning May 10, 2025
Step back in time and experience the Watch City beginning with Steampunk Festival! Celebrate Waltham, Massachusetts' rich history as the "Watch City," home to the revolutionary Waltham Watch Factory. This unique festival blends Victorian-era charm with retro-futuristic technology for a cultural and social event unlike any other.Meeting Place: Waltham City Hall (On the Main Street Side), located next to Waltham Common
What to bring:
Additional Information: The event date and times may change due to weather.
Read about : Full schedule of events, vendors, and food vendors can be found at https://www.watchcityfestival.com/2025-schedule-and-informationThese are suggested events for the day and may change:
10:00am Opening Ceremonies
10:30am Dr. J.R. King of the Impossible
11:00am Aerialists
11:15am Mt Witchusett WitchesFood Vendors - Throughout the day On Carter Street & On Waltham Common
1:00 Guided Walk Along the Charles River
3:30 Steampunk Parade### Arriving by Car
For rideshare/GPS users, if you enter 610 Main Street in Waltham, that will take you to Waltham City Hall, which sits at the corner of Main Street and Elm Street. From there, see the information below to find parking. Please note that you can’t park at City Hall unless you have a handicapped parking tag, but there are several nearby parking lots.### Public Transportation
We highly recommend taking public transportation to the Festival. Here are some options:- Take the MBTA Commuter Rail to the Waltham stop on the Fitchburg line. That drops you off right next to Waltham Common.
- Take the T to the Alewife Station and use our free Alewife Shuttle.
- Take an MBTA Bus: There are several bus stops near Waltham Common. Please note that Carter Street will be closed to traffic and the buses will stop somewhere nearby, but not exactly as shown on the map. Aim for the stops along Main Street.
Liability Waiver: As a condition of your voluntary participation in this activity you acknowledge and agree to the following: this activity involves inherent risks that can cause property damage, injury, illness, disability, and/or death to participants and/or others; you assume all risk associated with this activity; you are responsible for having the necessary knowledge, skills, abilities, clothing, and equipment to safely participate in this activity; you know and will follow the Hiker Responsibility Code described at www.hikesafe.com(http://www.hikesafe.com/);
The leader(s) of this activity are volunteers; and you for yourself, your heirs, executors, and administrators release, hold harmless, and indemnify the leader(s) and all members of this group from any and all claims for property damage, injury, illness, disability, and/or death - including those caused by negligence and/or other reasons.
