Hey there,

The sun’s out, the city’s buzzing, and your weekend plans are about to level up. From ballpark showdowns and spiritual parades to booty-blasting workouts by the harbor, Boston’s got something for every flavor of fun. Here's your no-fluff, all-thrill guide to making the most of June 28–29. Let’s dive in.

WHAT’S GOING ON THIS WEEKEND?

Red Sox Versus Toronto Blue Jays

Location: Fenway Park
Date: June 27-29

Enjoy a rivalry that ignites at Fenway! Catch the electric showdown as the Boston Red Sox clash with the Toronto Blue Jays in a high-stakes weekend series. With playoff hopes on the line and every pitch pulsing with intensity, the historic walls of Fenway Park will shake with the roar of the crowd. This is more than just a game—it’s a battle for dominance. Don’t miss your chance to witness baseball at its most thrilling.

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Boston Festival Of Chariots

Location: Boston Common
Date: July 28th, 11am-5pm

If you’re into celebrating spirituality over baseball, The Boston Festival of Chariots (Rath Yatra) 2025 is thundering in on Saturday the 28th, and you’ll never see a parade like this. Envision vibrant chariots, cheerful chants, dancing in the streets, and enough free food to make your stomach wince. This festival is a soul-lifting ride you won't want to miss.

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Seaport Sweat 2025

Location: Seaport Common
Date: June 28th, 10:00am

Join the Equinox dream team at Seaport Common on Saturday, June 28, for a pulse-pounding, glute-burning, playlist-thumping workout that’ll leave you sweaty, smiling, and slightly questioning your life choices. It’s free, it’s fierce, and it’s got views of the beautiful harbor in our hometown. Bring your mat, your sass, and a water bottle big enough to hydrate a small village. Sweat it out for an hour if you want, then hit Fenway Park!

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YOUR TIP FOR THE WEEKEND

If you hear someone yell “Yankees suck!” in July, relax. It’s probably not about baseball. It’s just Boston being Boston. Embrace the chaos, grab a lobster roll, and remember: the "r" in “Harvard Yard” is silent, but our opinions are not.

BY THE WAY, THE WEATHER IS NUTS

You’ve probably felt it: on Tuesday, June 24, Boston experienced its hottest June day on record, with temperatures soaring to 102°F. This surpassed the previous June record of 100°F, set in 2021, 1952, and 1925.

The National Weather Service issued extreme heat warnings, and city officials opened cooling centers to help residents cope with the sweltering conditions. Our advice? Stay hydrated. What’s your take? Reply if you felt the heat.

SIGNING OUT!

Whether you’re chanting "Let’s go Sox!" at Fenway, dancing beside a chariot at Boston Common, or lunging your way to glory on the Seaport lawn, one thing’s for sure—Boston knows how to weekend. Just remember: with great events comes great hydration.

Slap on the SPF, hug your emotional support water bottle, and make some memories.

Got a hot tip, a hilarious overheard quote, or a sunburn shaped like Massachusetts? Hit reply and spill the tea—we might feature you next week.

Stay bold, stay weird, and stay cool, Boston.

-Beantown Beacon