Events in Boston From 30th March – 5th April 2026

You can find a range of events in Boston this week, reflecting local life beyond the usual listings. The town’s history as a medieval port still shapes its network of lanes and public spaces. On Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 8:30am, a walking group meets outside Boston Bus Station to explore lesser-known routes near Water Rail Way trail, now improved with new signage based on resident feedback. At St Botolph's Church Hall, local musicians present an evening programme focused on folk traditions from the East Anglian region; tickets are available through the church website.

Theatrical performances include a production of The Winter's Tale at The Old Market Hall, staged by an amateur group using period costumes and regional dialects. On Saturday afternoon at 2pm, children aged five to twelve can join interactive sessions at Boston Museum’s new exhibition space, part of a wider initiative involving historic site workshops focused on wool trade records from the 13th century.

Live music events are held in venues such as The Herring Guts pub near Tremont Street subway stop. A tribute festival celebrating indie bands like Oasis and Kasabian takes place at The Gliderdrome, located just outside the city. Family-friendly activities include drop-in sessions after school for children aged 6 to 12 hosted by the Lincolnshire Youth Centre, offering crafts and quiet play.

Seasonal programming includes an Easter-themed afternoon tea on Friday afternoon in a community hall adjacent to St Botolph's Church, a modest gathering blending heritage customs with current tastes. These events show how civic life unfolds through shared time across parks, transport hubs, halls of learning, and spaces where history remains accessible.