
Halloween Goofs! (spooky)
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America's highest rated comedy club. Every show has a surprise headliner we don't name until they hit the stage, backed by touring comics and Boston's best.

America's highest rated comedy club. Every show has a surprise headliner we don't name until they hit the stage, backed by touring comics and Boston's best.
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Union Square Farmers Market (Union Square Plaza) — 60+ local producers sell fruits, vegetables, bread, jams, hot sauce, pickles, ready‑to‑eat foods, with SNAP matches available.
Costume parade through the West Branch library, desk trick‑or‑treat stops, then Halloween craft in the Children’s Room, ages 3–12.
Free 12‑week U.S. citizenship preparation class covering the new 128 civics questions, reading, writing, and interview practice at the Central Library auditorium, Somerville — ages 18 and up.
Acoustic Grateful Dead set by Reckoning Crew during a Halloween brunch at The Burren’s Back Room.
Surprise headliner appears onstage, supported by touring comics and Boston's best at America's highest‑rated comedy club, for ages 21 and up.
Rockwell Open Mic at The Saloon, The Rockwell, Somerville.
Comedy and music Halloween revue with Clay N. Ferno, Devastasia Jeannie Martini and guests at Arts at the Armory; $15 early bird, $20 advance, $25 door, all ages.
Professional comedians test brand‑new jokes at Goofs Comedy Club in Somerville, 21 and up.
Tim Smith performs stand‑up comedy at Goofs Comedy Club in Somerville, ages 21 and up.
Fast‑paced open‑mic at the Café, Arts at the Armory, where participants tell five‑minute real‑life sexual stories judged by a celebrity panel, with swag prizes; $10 suggested donation.