The festival is, of course, a celebration of the arts, but this year’s exhibition focuses on the intersection of art and environmental issues. Aiming to raise awareness of climate change and its effect on sea levels, the festival has artwork and presentations to engage the Boston community. Stop by this Saturday at the Shipyard Gallery to join the discussion, enjoy some live music, and take in the sights from the vendors, artists, and harbor vista.

Nothing gets us quite as excited as a breakfast food competition. This Saturday, The Sinclair is hosting the showdown on their turf, versus Union Square Donuts. We’re pretty sure the only real winner of this duel will be your couch, which is where you will be parked after gorging on donuts.

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Somerville’s backbar is a gem worth venturing to. They’re celebrating the 30th anniversary of your favorite ghost-hunting flick from the 80s. Seriously, it’s been 30 years?! All we can say is there better be some grown-up ecto cooler.
 
 
 

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On the streets surrounding Boston’s main baseball park, Phantom Gourmet’s annual food fest is yet another opportunity to eat your Saturday away. Vendors line the streets, offering hundreds of food options, drinks, and live music. Hop into some of the venues off of the street, including one of our favorites, Blazing Paddles, for bonus fun.
 
 
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