Discover Worcester, MAs Vibrant Fall Events and Festivals

As summer comes to a close, the city of Worcester, Massachusetts is gearing up for an exciting fall season filled with events that capture the citys vibrant, diverse, historic, gritty, resilient and creative nature. From exploring local museums to indulging in traditional harvest festivals, there are endless opportunities for travelers to experience the best of Worcester this autumn.

For starters, visitors should check out the Canal District Farmers Market (138 Green St) which runs every Saturday from 9 am 12 pm. Here youll find seasonal produce along with live music and delicious food trucks. If art is more your thing then head over to the Worcester Art Museum located at 55 Salisbury Street which has free admission on weekends during September.

October brings a variety of unique festivities including Pow Wow Weekend (Institute Park), where you can celebrate Native American culture through music and dance performances; The Big E (1305 Memorial Ave., West Springfield), New Englands largest state fair featuring carnival rides and fried dough treats; as well as Rock & Shock (The Palladium DCU Center), a horror film festival paired with rock concerts that will thrill even nonhorror enthusiasts.

November begins with Veterans Day observances followed by strolls among brilliantlylit Christmas lights around downtown locations such as City Hall Plaza or Shrewsbury street while sipping hot cocoa or stopping by one of their many breweries like Wormtown Brewery on Shrewsbury street.

Whether its sightseeing tours along Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor or attending any one of these fantastic events happening this fall throughout various corners within town theres something for everyone in Worcester!

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