- The list below includes 559 free or cheap things to do in or near Weymouth, Massachusetts, including 114 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, National & State Parks, Sports Teams (Amateur) and Parks.
- From Webb Memorial State Park to Weymouth Sportsmens Club, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Weymouth and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Boston, Cambridge, Salem and Plymouth.
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A youth track club and running organization, the Cambridge Jets hosts a variety of tournaments and meets. The Jets participate in races and meets all over the country, and include both male and female runners.
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Sammy's Patio is a long-standing live music venue that books a variety of bands of different genres as well as D.J.s. The venue also serves a variety of drinks and snacks.
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A small community park, Coolidge Park features tennis courts, an open grass field, shade trees and a half basketball court. The park has children's play equipment, park benches, a paved walkway and a picnic table.
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A classic style bowling alley that specializes in candlepin bowling, the Norwood Sport Center offers open bowling as well as league and tournament play. The facility also offers bumper bowling for kids.
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Boston Paintball Supply is a proshop that not only offers paintball supplies and equipment but they also take trade in' and offer certified gun repair on most models and provide hydro-testing service on expired tanks.
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Just over 700 guests can fit within the Norwood Theatre with seating in both the main auditorium section and the balcony. Musicians, magicians, dance companies, and theater companies perform at the theater throughout the year.
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Home of the New England Future Stars hockey team, Cronin Skating Rink offers a variety of skating programs at its ice rink. The rink offers public skating for amateurs and provides skate rentals.
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The Brighton Music Hall hosts performances from a wide variety of performers, including The Orwells, Electric Six, Rachael Yamagata, and Rival Sons. The performance venue's events also include also standup comedy performances.
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Established by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts on a defunct railroad right of way, the Minuteman Trail passes through the area where the American Revolution began, notably part of the route of Paul Revere's midnight ride. The 10-mile bike path is maintained by its four local communities.
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Built in the early 1640s, The Fairbanks House is thought to be the oldest standing house made of timber in the US. The house remains furnished to reflect the original Puritan immigrant homeowners lifestyle.