Entertainment Alternatives in Worcester, MA

The City of Worcester maintains more than 1,215 acres of parkland, encompassing 53 parks and playgrounds, nine City pools, and five City beaches.

Music and theater flourish at Mechanics Hall, Performing Arts School of Worcester, and Foothills Theatre.

Museums including the Worcester Art Museum, Worcester Historical Museum and Higgins Armory Museum regularly schedule special exhibitions and present a variety of fun and educational programs for all ages.

Galleries such as the Worcester Artists Group, Worcester Center for Crafts, and ARTSWorcester feature work by both new and established artists.

Worcester Fall Fest
The Worcester Cultural Coalition invites you to discover the heart of New England - Worcester, Massachusetts. Ethnic celebrations, scrumptious food, marvelous music, arts, entertainment - at Worcester Fall Fest there truly is something for everyone!

Festival of Lights
While a 65-foot Norway Spruce, adorned with some 15,000 lights will surely be a focal point of the festival, it's only part of this incredible event. Young and old alike will enjoy visits with Santa Claus, horse drawn hayrides, as well as creative activity tables that include exhibits, demonstrations, sales and displays. Youth chorus performances and a parade down Main Street are other highlights of this festival. The Festival of Lights has quickly become a favored family tradition in Worcester - make it part of your annual traditions.