Weekend Fun for Boston Kids: Ninjago & Last Free Flicks, August 29-30

8/26/15 - By Kip Wilson Rechea

It's officially the last weekend before my kids head back to school, and I can't believe we still haven't made it to any of the outdoor flicks that have been going on all summer! At least there's one last chance to remedy that on Saturday by catching either Maleficent or Despicable Me. After this weekend, events start heading indoors. (I know! It's so hard to believe fall is around the corner.) Other opportunities for last-minute fun before homework sets in include something new at LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Boston and something old in the streets of the North End.

Also on Mommy Poppins Boston this week: Summer's end isn't all bad. Once school starts, these places give you access to the stars in Boston.  

Enjoy your weekend and don't forget to check out the full Event Calendar!

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Ninjago Days - Somerville
The special event weekend features the new Lego Ninjago Airjitzu Flyers at LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Boston (pictured).

Saint Anthony's Feast - Boston
Families are welcome at the largest Italian street festival in New England.

The Pirate, the Princess, and the Pea - Brookline
With colorful scenery, multiple styles of puppetry, and original pirate songs, this fun adventure tale is great for kids.

SATURDAY AUGUST 29

Caribbean Boston Carnival - Boston
Families can celebrate Caribbean culture with this free parade.

The Ramble at Salisbury Beach - Salisbury Beach
This unique and philanthropic music festival raises money for struggling veterans.

Geek Dance Party - Boston
Families can help raise money for its STEM+Arts educational programs in this Geek-themed Charity Zumbathon.

John Adams: The Colossus of Independence - Boston
Families can hear from "John Adams" himself at these performances at the Paul Revere House.

Fairy Houses - Melrose
Kids connect with the natural world in this community event.

SUNDAY AUGUST 30

Sports Sunday at the Lawn on D - Boston
Catch the Sox game on the big screen with other fun activities.

Summer Scholastic Chess Tournament - Burlington
Kids in grades K-12 are welcome at this tournament.


Photo: Ninjago Training Camp, LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston