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Boston closes out February with a packed weekend calendar.
From college hockey rivalries and major concerts to winter festivals and public art installations, the city offers a full slate of verified events across multiple neighborhoods.
Below is a consolidated guide to what is actually happening this weekend in Boston, with direct links for tickets and official event pages.
College Hockey Rivalry: Boston College vs Boston University
One of New England’s most storied rivalries returns to the ice this weekend.
Friday, February 27 at 7:00 PM Agganis Arena Boston University vs Boston College
Saturday, February 28 at 7:00 PM Conte Forum Boston College vs Boston University
Late February weather can shift quickly between rain, snow, and mild evenings. Check forecasts before outdoor events. For high demand shows and sporting events, advance ticket purchases are strongly recommended.
Whether you are drawn to college hockey intensity, live music in Fenway, theater in the Theater District, or public art downtown, Boston offers a dense, walkable weekend experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Boston This Weekend
What are the biggest events happening in Boston this weekend?
The largest ticketed events include the Boston College vs Boston University hockey rivalry games, Celtics action at TD Garden, and touring concerts at the Boch Center and House of Blues. Ice Chips 2026 is also a major multi-day winter event.
What are the best family-friendly events in Boston this weekend?
Ice Chips 2026 is highly family-friendly. The Museum of Science, Museum of Fine Arts, and outdoor skating at The Tall Ship are also strong options for families with children. Winteractive public art is free and suitable for all ages.
Are there free events happening in Boston this weekend?
Yes. Winteractive public art installations downtown are free to view. Many Frostival activities are also free. Public walking tours and certain Boston Public Library programs may also be available at no cost.
Where are most of the events located?
Major sports and concerts are concentrated around TD Garden, Fenway, and the Theater District. Public art installations are located downtown. Museums are primarily in Back Bay and the Seaport.
What neighborhoods are best to visit between events?
North Station for sports. Fenway for concerts. The Theater District for performances. Back Bay for museums and dining. The Seaport for waterfront views and modern cultural programming.
Should I buy tickets in advance?
Yes. Weekend events in Boston, especially sports and concerts, frequently sell out. Advance purchase is strongly recommended.
Is public transportation recommended?
Yes. The MBTA is the most efficient way to access TD Garden, the Theater District, Fenway, and downtown events. Parking can be limited and expensive during major games and shows.
What should I expect from Boston weather this weekend?
Late February weather can fluctuate between mild and wintry conditions. Dress in layers and check forecasts before attending outdoor events.
Where can I find last minute tickets?
Official venue websites are the safest option. Secondary platforms like SeatGeek and Ticketmaster also provide updated availability.
This article was written by Grace Christiano, The Beacon Hill Whisperer, for NewBostonPost.
