July 26: Out of this World (2-6P)
FREE Activities:
R3vive: A Roxbury-based gym that provides effective fitness programming through high-intensity, functional training in both group and one on one settings. A coach will lead a functional fitness lesson using light bands. (2:30-3:30P)
Dot Art: This Dot-based leading youth arts organization is bringing back their participatory public art installation: Moonlit Dreams. Kids of all ages are welcome to decorate an outer-space-themed ornament to hang in Droser Plaza. (3-5P)
*A Trike Called Funk: A pop-up party on three wheels. They believe that any time there’s a gathering of people there’s an opportunity to induce beauty, generosity, creativity and magic. A Trike Called Funk is a vehicle that allows those things to emerge spontaneously and organically. Join them on the mobile dance floor. (5-7P) *Part of the Sunset Series on Peabody West.
Produce & Specialty:
The Food Project: A nationally-recognized, non-profit organization that works at the intersection of youth, food, and community with farms in Boston and beyond. They’ll be selling mixed vegetables and flowers. Accepts: HIP, SNAP, WIC, SFMNP. (2-6P)
Tiani Gardens: An organic 3-acre farm in Lakeville. They’ll be selling herbs, common vegetables, and exotic vegetables in high demand among African immigrant communities. (2-6P)
Carlisle Honey: Built on land purchased in 2017 in Tyngsboro, MA, New England Beekeeping Supplies, Inc moved into their self-designed, one of a kind facility called The Colony in 2019. Whether you’re a beekeeper looking for tips or a discriminating honey customer, they’ve got you covered. They’ll be selling raw local honey and mead, the oldest fermented beverage known. (2-6P)
Prepared & Other Foods:
Butter “UR” Biscuit: Born from experimenting with Latin spices and authentic southern soul food, this food truck creates dishes that will activate the food lovers in all of us. Get ready for the Cheesy Bird: a buttermilk biscuit stuffed with buttermilk fried chicken topped with a fried egg and melted cheddar jack cheese finished with a garlic sriracha aioli. (2-6P)
Mig’s Dogs: Back by popular demand this local hotdog vendor serves delicious dogs with special toppings at an affordable price. (3-6P)
Captain Marden’s Seafood: A fresh seafood company serving both fresh fish and prepared items. Expect 10-12 varieties of fresh fish, clam chowder, crab cakes, tuna poke bowls, smoked seafood, pate, shrimp cocktail, and lobster meat — yum! (2-6P)
Lalu’s Chicken: The best cluckin’ chicken in Boston! A husband-and-wife team of entrepreneurs adapting a beloved and wildly successful secret family restaurant recipe for the best-tasting grilled chicken you’ve ever had. They fill the gap in the market when it comes to finding juicy, flavorful made-to-order grilled chicken and exciting sides. (2-6P)
Naturel Juicing: A beverage company that specializes in making carefully crafted fresh cold-pressed juices and smoothies to support the mind and body. Detox, cleanse, hydrate, energize and boost the immune system! (2-6P)
House of Seven Cafe: This mobile cafe is a place where culinary craftsmanship and holistic nourishment unite. Their journey starts with thoughtfully curated cafe beverages, infused with the goodness of medicinal coffee and served alongside alkaline water, nurturing your well-being from the core. Grab their signature tasty medicinal mushroom drink! (2-6P)
Flour Garden: This bake shop is rooted in the joyful notion that baking is a fantastic way to sprinkle happiness far and wide! With an abundance of love and care, they present a scrumptious array of delightful cookies, cakes, and treats for all occasions. (2-6P)
Slushy Lady: A Dorchester-based Italian ice mobile bartending service and the perfect summer treat for the whole family. She’ll be giving away 50 free slushies! (5-7P) *Part of the Sunset Series on Peabody West.
Crafts & Accessories:
Earth Language: A green space for self-care products. They use the best ingredients from ethical sources. They’ll be selling organic soaps, sugar/salt scrubs, body butters, and other self-care products. (2-6P)
Community Resources:
Health Leads SNAP Advocates:Thousands of low-income residents who are eligible to receive federally funded Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are not accessing them. In partnership with Vital CxNs and the New England United 4 Justice (NEU4J), they support SNAP enrollment, education, and application help throughout Boston. (2-6P)
Roxbury Prep: Their 5-12 public charter schools are free to attend, and enrollment is open to all Massachusetts families. (2-6P)