Reading and Wakefield co-host hazardous waste days for residents of these two communities. Saturday, October 31, 2026 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wakefield High School, 60 Farm St If you need to dispose of hazardous waste in between these local collections, check out the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection site for collection locations.
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Story time with Ms. Kathryn features Halloween-themed stories, songs, and rhymes in Beebe Library’s Lecture Hall, sensory‑friendly, costume optional, registration required, for ages 3–12.
Beer Garden serves drinks at the Wakefield Firefighter’s Relief Association Halloween Hustle 5K race.
Samhain at Tufts University marks the Wiccan New Year with a harvest celebration honoring Earth’s final gifts and the spirits of the dead.
Cambridge Half Marathon takes place at CanalSide Food + Drink, CambridgeSide.
Zumba class with Jill explores world rhythms in a dance‑party workout, boosting strength, flexibility and endurance; $4 fee paid to the instructor.
Advanced Tai Chi with Jon in Wakefield offers a free, limited‑space class for participants who have completed intermediate training; registration required by calling 781‑245‑3312.
Pom dance class with Joie in Wakefield offers 55‑minute choreography using pom poms, for ages 55+, $3 at check‑in, pom poms sold separately.
White goods and TVs, including CRT monitors, are collected in Wakefield during the final full week of the month; stickers required, obtainable at Town Hall or online.
