South Shore Boston Kids Free & Cheap Summer Vacation Guide 2026

June 10, 2022 admin

Here are free things and cheap to do over the summer 2026 all South Shore Boston with the kids ! This will be updated as we learn about these! If you know some free or cheap activities to do please share on our Facebook group

Ongoing Summer Fun make sure you check out our weekly summer calendar published each Sunday starting when kids get out of school

Updated 2026

$1 free movies at Regal Tuesday/Wednesday all summer

Free Movies at Patriot Cinemas at Hingham Shipyard Wed /Sat Mornings waiting to hear if this will be repeatsed

Bookwork Wednesday at Showcase free movies for the kids

Kids Bowl Free – Abington, Hanover, Kingston

Playground South of Boston

Splash Pad at Nelson Memorial Park in Plymouth

Splash Pad Randolph

Splash Pad in Taunton

Kids eat free at local restaurants guide

Project Bread Summer Eat Kids up to 18 years old eat free All kids in Massachusetts, ages 0-18, can receive free meals at any Summer Eats

Learn about the EBT Card to Culture program and how you can visit museums or attend performances at a reduced or free cost.

Customers with a valid SNAP EBT card can use their SNAP funds on Amazon. No Prime membership required. Customers can shop SNAP-eligible groceries from Amazon, Amazon Fresh, and Whole Foods Market. Plus, customers with a registered card get free access to Amazon Fresh and 50% off a Prime membership

Planet Fitness Now through August 31st, teens between the ages of 14-19 can work out for free all summer long!

Patriot Place has lots of free & cheap events for the family including teens

Bank of America 1st full weekend of the month has free museum admission

Home Depot first Saturday has free kids workshop

Highland Foundation has had August adventures the past few years

Your local library has both events for kids and teens and also local attraction museum passes

Harvard Art Museums Now Free for All The Harvard Art Museums will now offer free admission to all visitors, The new admission policy includes free access to the museums’ collections and exhibitions. It goes into effect immediately. According to the Harvard Gazette, a University-run news publication, free admission to the Harvard Art Museums was “made possible by a generous contribution from the Estate of David Rockefeller and support from the Office of the President at Harvard.

New England Patriots training camp free kicks off late July!!