Free family fun for August 3rd

Entertaining kids while also not boring the parents can be tricky at times. It also can get expensive very quickly. Trips to the roller rink, the zoo, Six Flags and everywhere else usually cost money. Plus how many trips to the beach can you take before everyone is burned and the car starts to look like a sandbox? Well, great news! For this first weekend of August, here are some totally free trips you can take in Massachusetts that would normally cost you money.

Pack a lunch and save even more cash because this is a list of places you can take your significang other or the family to this Saturday for free.


Saturday - August 3rd
  • Franklin Park Zoo
  • Cape Cod Museum of Art
  • Children's Museum of Greater Fall River
  • Davis Museum at Wellesley College
  • Naumkeag, The trustees
  • Worcester Historical Museum
  • Osterville Historical Museum
  • Historic Deerfield 
  • The Earle Carle Museum of Picture Book Art
  • Paragon Carousel

Check back soon as I will be adding to the list and including cheaper and discounted events in Massachusetts for August 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.


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