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Harvard Museum of Natural History - 9:00 AM
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Harvard Museum of Natural History - 9:00 AM
The Garden at Elm Bank - 10:00 AM
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Harvard Museum of Natural History - 9:00 AM
Central Library in Copley Square - 10:30 AM
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Fens Fest at the Fenway Victory Gardens
The Fenway Victory Gardens will host their annual harvest festival, FensFest, celebrating the close of another growing season. As the oldest continuously operating World War II victory gardens in the United States, the event offers a chance to honor this historic community space while enjoying an afternoon in the park.
The festival will feature live entertainment, delicious food, and community awards, along with the opportunity to stroll through some of the most beautiful gardens in Boston. FensFest is free and open to the public, with donations welcomed before, during, and after the celebration to support the non-profit organization. Neighbors and visitors alike are invited to join in for music, food, festivities, and a celebration of Boston’s gardening heritage.
