Things To Do in Boston This Weekend: February 6-February 8

Whether you’re interested in an atmospheric concert, a high-energy live show, or a laugh-filled evening of entertainment, you will find among the many options on Boston’s weekend schedule some excellent…

This view of the the Boston cityscape is particularly breathtaking due to the ocean's reflection of the skyscraper's radiant lights. This was taken in the blue hour, where the deep indigos of the sky perfectly complement the warmer glows of the city. The stone-paved road and iron chains are an iconic signifier of this district, especially as these historically lasting features contrast the modern skyscrapers.

Stock Photo

Whether you're interested in an atmospheric concert, a high-energy live show, or a laugh-filled evening of entertainment, you will find among the many options on Boston's weekend schedule some excellent choices from a variety of genres and styles to suit all moods. The weekend provides ample opportunity to create an exciting vibe for the days ahead and sustain that momentum through the week that follows.

"Candlelight:  - A Tribute to Adele"

  • What: Candlelight tribute concert celebrating Adele's music
  • When: Friday, Feb. 6, 2026, at 7 p.m.
  • Where: Simons Theatre, 1 Central Wharf, Boston
  • Cost: Tickets start at $52.50

"Candlelight: Tribute to Adele," an immersive celebration of Adele's music through string instruments and candlelight, will be performed live at venues across North America and Europe. This concert is part of the global Candlelight Tour series. It captures the beauty of modern pop songs set to classical instrumentation, providing a fresh new twist on hits such as "Hello," "Someone Like You," and "Rolling In The Deep." Audiences describe the experience as very romantic, calming, and fully engaging — a wonderful opportunity to enjoy old favorites in a warm and elegant setting.

"Turnpike Troubadours: Wild America Tour 2026"

  • What: Heartfelt Americana storytelling with soaring fiddle energy
  • When: Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026, at 8 p.m.
  • Where: MGM Music Hall at Fenway, 2 Lansdowne St., Boston
  • Cost: Tickets start at $53

"Turnpike Troubadours: Wild America Tour 2026" showcases the Oklahoma-born Red Dirt and Americana favorites on an extended U.S. concert trek into 2026. Known for their heartfelt songwriting, fiddle-rich arrangements, and electrifying live shows, the band continues to bring fans together across cities on this touring run. The "Wild America Tour" builds on the momentum of their acclaimed recent work and expansive fanbase, delivering the band's signature blend of country, rock, and roots storytelling on stages nationwide.

"GOLDEN MEAN GIRLS"

  • What: Campy pop-culture parody blending Golden Girls and Mean Girls
  • When: Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026, from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.
  • Where: Club Café, Moonshine Room, 209 Columbus Ave., Boston
  • Cost: $30 to $40

"Golden Mean Girls" is a comedy parody play that delivers an over-the-top mash-up of two beloved pop-culture staples — the sitcom "The Golden Girls" and the hit film "Mean Girls." The writer and performers of the show use campy energy and creative spins on well-known characters and scenarios to create a hilarious play that the audience didn't realize they needed in their lives. It's full of witty references, playful satire, and heartfelt hilarity that appeals to fans of both originals.

Other Events

The weekend brings a strong mix of live music and sharp comedy, offering plenty of ways to unwind after the workweek. From chart-topping country music and international stand-up comedy to an intimate night of laughs, these picks balance big-stage energy with up-close entertainment.

More To Explore This Week

Weeknights in the city offer plenty, whether it's high-stakes sports, thought-provoking art, or an evening of world-class music. These picks add energy and variety to the workweek, turning ordinary nights into memorable outings: