Dog Licensing Fees $15 spayed/neutered (proof required) $30 intact male/female No charge for seniors 70 and older Rabies Clinic Boston Residents: $5 Non-Resident: $10 Three-year rabies vaccines will be given if you are able to show proof of previous rabies vaccine All pets must be accompanied by a person 18 years or older. Dogs must be leashed, cats must be in a carrier
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Artists Abroad: East Asia Through The Senses exhibition at Student Life Gallery, curated by Dennis Theoharidis and Logan Phesay, includes a reception on Oct 13.
Draw your Halloween costume on the big sheet in the 14th‑floor hallway.
Costume swap drop off at Grove Hall, Dorchester—bring clean used Halloween costumes, hats, masks, wings, capes, and browse items without donating, all ages.
Cabaret trio John Abernathy, Brian De Lorenzo, and Robert Saoud perform at Club Café’s Napoleon Room while guests enjoy a la carte brunch dishes and classic cocktails.
Boston Park Rangers lead a spooky historic tour of the Walter St. Burying Ground at 139 Walter Street.
Community walkthrough of Cummins Highway project at Fairway Street, with design overview, input session, and food and conversation afterward.
Boston Park Rangers' mounted unit demonstrates horse care behind the scenes at Hunnewell Visitor's Center, for all ages.
Certified SHINE counselors assess Medicare and prescription drug plans at Boston Public Library Central; bring prescriptions, insurance cards, Medicare.gov login, and ID, for ages 65 and up.
