Boston, MA Summer may be wrapping up, but things aren’t slowing down in The Fenway. From movie nights and Patriots Watch Parties at Time Out Market Boston, to poolside yoga, live music and college deals, September offered countless reasons to visit and linger a little longer.
September Calendar of Events
Live Music on The Green
The free Thursday concert series welcomed The Mockingbirds on September 10, Dan Lyons on September 17 and Maddi Ryan on September 24.
Thursdays, 5–8 p.m., The Green at 401 Park, 401 Park Dr.
Music in the Market
Catch local bands like Grace Marshall and The Heartland (9.4, 9.9) and Scully & Son (9.8, 9.9, 9.22, 9.23) live while nomming on food and drinks from Time Out Market Boston’s culinary lineup.
5-8 p.m. Time Out Market Boston, 401 Park Drive
Patriots Watch Parties at Time Out Market Boston
Cheer on the Pats and catch the action on the Market’s massive LED screen in the market and outdoors when weather permits. Grab food from your favorite Market vendor and a drink from the bar, then settle in for kickoff. Free, September 9, 20 & 27, Time Out Market Boston, 401 Park Dr.
The Verb’s Yoga by the Pool
Start the weekend with a poolside yoga-sculpt class led by Jenni from Moved Yoga, followed by a complimentary smoothie bar and gluten-free energy bites.
Saturday, September 5, 8–9 a.m., The Verb Hotel, 1271 Boylston St.
Outdoor Sculpt at Cisco Brewers FenwayBreak a sweat with Gabriel Diaz during a high-energy outdoor sculpt workout at Cisco Brewers Fenway.
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Ccisco Brewers Fenway, 1301 Boylston St.
Movie Nights on The Green
Grab a snack from one of Time Out Market Boston’s 12+ vendors and settle in under the stars for When Harry Met Sally on September 7, Twilight on September 14 and The Proposal on September 21.
Free, Mondays, September 7, 14 and 21, 7 p.m.
Happy Gilmore Movie Night at Fenway Park
Celebrate the 30th anniversary of Happy Gilmore with a special screening of the slapstick comedy on the center field video board at America’s Most Beloved Ballpark.
Thursday, September 10, 6:30 p.m., Fenway Park, 4 Jersey St.
Mahjong Mondays
New and experienced players alike are invited to gather around the table for an approachable evening of mahjong.
Monday, September 14, 6 p.m. Time Out Market Boston, 401 Park Drive, Boston
Taste of The Fenway
Fenway’s signature food festival featuring all-you-can-eat food and drinks from neighborhood businesses including Hojoko, MIDA, Cisco, Fenway Beer Shop, bartaco, Saloniki Greek and more.
(all proceeds support Fenway Forward), Wednesday, September 16, 5-7p.m., Van Ness St.
Upper Deck Golf at Fenway Park
Enjoy a first-class experience while hitting tee shots from the upper deck throughout the ballpark, down to custom greens on the field below. You’ll start and end your round at the clubhouse bar inside the park, featuring great music, food and multiple golfing challenges.
Tarot Wine Pairing at nathálie Wine Bar
Join nathálie’s and Katrina Cook of Cook & Co for an evening of tarot reading and wine pairing. A personalized single-card tarot reading unveiling the cosmic threads of your destiny followed by an enchanted wine pairing to embrace your prophesied path.
Thursday, September 17, 6–8:15 p.m., nathálie Wine Bar, 186 Brookline Ave.
Berklee Homecoming Block Party
The first-ever Berklee Homecoming Block Party will bring together powerhouse performances in one place for a daylong celebration featuring alumni Susan Tedeschi, Tiwa Savage, Fabiola Méndez, DREION and more.
Saturday, September 19, 1 p.m., Berklee Lot, 73 Brookline Ave.
Select Markets at The Green at 401 Park
Shop vintage apparel, accessories and unique goods from a curated collection of independent vendors.
Free, Sunday, September 27, 2-6:30 p.m., The Green at 401 Park, 401 Park Drive.
Oyster Shucking Class with The Citizen and Bump ‘n Brine
Ever wanted to learn how to shuck an oyster? Head to The Citizen for a hands-on lesson from the pros at Bump ‘n Brine, complete with fresh-from-the-farm oysters to shuck (and eat!), classic fixings and a little oyster farming 101.
Tix will be available on RESY. Wednesday, September 30, The Citizen, 1310 Boylston St.
Spend Less, Do More
Happy Hours
High Tide Happy Hour at bartaco Fenway
Pull up a seat at the bar for small-bite and beverage specials, including two-for-one spirit-free sips.
Menu prices vary, weekdays, 3–6 p.m. plus the final 90 minutes before closing Monday–Thursday, bartaco Fenway, 100 Van Ness St.,
Whiskey Sour Happy Hour at The Citizen
Wind down with a specially priced whiskey sour at this neighborhood tavern and oyster bar.
Wine Press Fenway Free Tastings
Sample a weekly selection of wines and receive 15 percent off featured bottles tasted during the event.
Free for guests 21 and older, Thursdays, 5:30–7:30 p.m., and Fridays, 4–6 p.m., Wine Press Fenway, 194 Brookline Ave.
Student Deals
Red Sox Student9s
College students can register for access to specially priced tickets for select Red Sox home games. Offers begin at $9, select dates and times, Fenway Park, 4 Jersey St.
Tasty Burger’s Starvin’ Student Deal
Guests age 21 and older with valid student identification can score a cheeseburger, fries and a tall-boy beer. $13, daily during operating hours, Tasty Burger, 1301 Boylston St.
Saloniki Greek Student Special
Students who show a valid ID receive a complimentary order of Greek fries with the purchase of any dish.
Free Greek fries with qualifying purchase, daily during operating hours, Saloniki Greek, The Fenway
Museums
Explore the MFA’s galleries and exhibitions during an evening of specially priced admission.
Free Thursdays at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Explore the Gardner Museum and its renowned collection during its new free Thursday evening hours.
Free; advance tickets recommended, Thursdays, 5–9 p.m., Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, 25 Evans Way
New to the Neighborhood
The Empanada’s | 23 Kilmarnock Street
Following its success in South Florida, The Empanada’s has landed in The Fenway with its first Boston location, serving up more than 20 sweet and savory baked empanadas — AKA plenty of reasons to keep going back for more.
NAYA | 1375 Boylston St.
NAYA is now open in The Fenway with customizable bowls, wraps and salads packed with fresh Lebanese and Middle Eastern flavors inspired by owner Hady Kfoury’s vision and the family recipes that inspired it all.
Joe’s Pizza | 1359 Boylston St.
New York’s iconic slice has officially made its way to Boston. Joe’s Pizza is now slinging its classic thin-crust pies in The Fenway daily until 11 p.m., making it an easy stop before a Sox game, after a concert or whenever a late-night slice is calling.

One Medical | 124 Brookline Ave
A trip to the doctor’s just got a little more convenient. One Medical is now open in The Fenway, offering primary care with same- and next-day appointments, calming offices and 24/7 virtual care for members.
COMING SOON
SWTHZ | 1363 Boylston St.
Your next recovery day is getting an upgrade. Luxury wellness studio SWTHZ is bringing its private contrast therapy experience to The Fenway, pairing infrared saunas with cold plunges for a very hot-then-very-cold take on self-care.
Equinox | 401 Park Drive
Equinox is coming to The Fenway and it’s bringing more than a workout. Expect unlimited signature classes, Pilates Reform, padel courts and a spa for a little recovery after the grind.
Just Salad | 132 Brookline Avenue
Just Salad is headed to The Fenway later this year, bringing salads, wraps, bowls and other fresh, fast options to Brookline Avenue.
Pressed Cafe | 126 Brookline Ave
Featuring an all-day menu that can take you from morning coffee and post-workout juices to stacked sandwiches and lunch with friends, Pressed Cafe brings a lighter option to the neighborhood.
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