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    Things to Do in Boston with Kids This Weekend
    Saturday, Jan. 31 - Monday, Feb. 2

    Things to Do for Kids in Boston This Weekend

    Looking for events and activities in Boston this weekend? Here are some family-friendly things to do in the area to add to your list for this weekend.

    Best Things To Do This Weekend In and Near Boston

    Frostival Ferris Wheel
    Rose Kennedy Greenway, Boston
    Opening Weekend. Through February 28
    This February, the Rose Kennedy Greenway becomes the ultimate winter hot spot with a towering Ferris Wheel offering sweeping skyline views. Website

    Frostival Tunnel of Love
    Rose Kennedy Greenway, Boston
    Opening Weekend. Through February 28
    Bundle up and head over to Columbus Park, where the trellis has been transformed into a Tunnel of Love. Website

    MassDestruction Resurgence V: Robot Combat!
    Charles River Museum, Waltham
    Saturday, January 31
    MassDestruction returns once again to the Charles River Museum of Industry and Innovation to bring you an entire day of mechanized mayhem! Expect to see Boston’s brightest put their metal to the metal as we clash 3lb and 1lb robots in our Pyramid of Pain! Website

    Story Quilt Workshop
    Somerville Museum—FREE
    Saturday, January 31
    In this 2-hour workshop, children in grades K-8 and their caregivers are invited to make a story quilt using fabric collage methods while learning about the history of story quilts. Website

    Tufts Library Extravaganza
    Weymouth—FREE
    Saturday, January 31
    The Tufts Library Extravaganza 2026 is an all-ages event designed to inspire fun and frivolity on Saturday in January. Website

    Junk Journaling at the BPL Egleston Square
    Roxbury—FREE
    Saturday, January 31
    A junk journal is a craft project made with a notebook or journal, recycled paper, and other found materials, sort of like an upcycled scrapbook. Teens can use it for an everyday journal, a memory book, sketchbook, or some combination of those things. Website

    Art & Nature: Snowflakes (Ages 5-7) at New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill
    Boylston
    Saturday, January 31
    At the new Art & Nature series, kids will explore a new garden topic every other month. Participants will explore the magic of snowflakes through stories, group games, a nature hike, and snowflake science experiments. Website

    Puppet Showplace Theater Presents: Party Animals by Sarah Nolen of Puppet Motion
    Brookline
    Saturday, January 31 - February 1
    Party Animals follows five furry friends as they navigate the biggest social hurdle of their young lives — throwing their first party. Website

    Teen Takeover at the Museum of African American History
    Boston—FREE
    Sunday, February 1
    Teens are invited to explore the museum, uncover hidden stories, and connect with friends through this interactive experience. Website

    African American Patriots Tours
    Boston—FREE
    Sunday, February 1
    Celebrate the African American patriots that played a vital role in the start of the American Revolution in Boston and in the formation of our country. Website

    Black History Month Kickoff and Flag Raising
    Boston—FREE
    Monday, February 2
    Begin Black History Month with a flag-raising ceremony and community gathering honoring the legacy, resilience, and achievements of Black communities in Boston and beyond. Website

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