Burrillville Town Common, Main Street. Includes performances, demonstrations, roving characters, drawings, teddy bear parade, and informational booths from Burrillville and all over Rhode Island. It's a fun day for all ages! Rain or shine. Call (401) 568-9470, email parksandrec@burrillville.org, or visit the Town of Burrillville website for more information

Begins at 9:00am. Easton's Beach, Memorial Boulevard, Newport, RI. "Sponsors" of a Soap Box Derby car give a youngster the chance to experience the thrill of racing a car in the Annual All American Soap Box Derby and the potential opportunity to represent Rhode Island in the National Soap Box Derby in Akron, Ohio, in July. Food and refreshments. Free—spectators encourgaged. Call (401) 848-5884, or email ddittmann@cox.net for more information.

Various venues. A full day and evening of swashbuckling fun! Downtown treasure hunt, boat cruises, book signings, historical re-enactments, sea chantey singers, craft workshops, costume contests, family pirate school, Thomas Tew Thieves Market, and Cap'n Nick's Newport Pirate Walk. Call (800) 459-4922, or visit the PirateFest website for more information.

Start Father’s Day off on the right foot by joining The Children’s Museum in Easton’s 14th annual 5 Mile Road Race and 2 Mile Fun Walk. Whether you walk or run the picturesque course, you will be eligible for many great prizes. All participants will receive a goody bag and will be entered into many exciting raffles. After the race stay and enjoy lots of free food, music, awards and fun at the post-event party. Childcare will be provided for pre-registrants and the first 250 registrants will be given a free t-shirt.

All proceeds benefit the Children’s Museum in Easton, a non-profit organization where children and parents to learn, explore, and tap into hidden creativity.

The race begins at 9:00 AM.
Registration fee is $15 online, $18 mail-in and $20 for the day of.

The Children's Museum in Easton
The Old Fire Station
9 Sullivan Avenue (P. O. Box 417)
North Easton, MA 02356
Tel. 508-230-3789

The Annual Fourth of July Celebration, established in 1785, is the oldest continuous celebration of its kind in the United States.

Lively and exciting entertainment for all ages! In addition to the always-thrilling midway full of rides, other featured entertainment includes a surprise-filled magic show, exciting demolition derby, and spectacular fireworks displays!

508.821.3239
www.brocktonfair.com

A traditional New England hearty breakfast served by Pilgrim-costumed children. Handicap Accessible. Harlow “Old Fort” House
119 Sandwich Street
Plymouth, MA

508-746-0012
www.plymouthantiquariansociety.org

The Barnstable County Fair attracts well over 120,000 visitors yearly. Though a major event for Cape Codders, the fair also attracts folks from Boston, Rhode Island and beyond with its spectacular array of fun. For over a 100 years the Barnstable Country Fairgrounds has been the site of old fashioned fun--tractor pulls, animal shows, arts and crafts, carnival rides, cotton candy, chick hatching, musical performances and much more.

Art & Crafts shows, Duck Races, Motor Head's Cruise-In, "America's Hometown" Plymouth Idol Competition, Carnival, live entertainment and "Row to the Rock", featuring homemade replicas of Mayflower II racing to be first to reach Plymouth Rock!

Plymouth, MA
508.830.1620

Old Colony Model Railroad Club of Raynham, MA
7th annual model railroad show and sale

Food and beverage will be available for sale. Show is handicapped accessible and there is plenty of free parking. Dealers from Massachusetts , Rhode Island , Connecticut , and Maine will be present. Operating layouts will be on display. For more information contact Dennis Ingalls at (508) 285-3963 or email dingalls@comcast.net 
 
Admission
Adults $4
Children under 12 and scouts in uniform free

Taunton Holiday Inn
Myles Standish Industrial Park
Myles Standish Blvd
Taunton, MA
I-495 Exit 9

Columbus Day Weekend
The National Cranberry Festival

View the cranberry harvest on a 1300-acre cranberry plantation, take a train ride, visit Cranberry World, and enjoy live musical entertainment, dance shows, cooking shows, amusement rides and much more. Parking is free. Handicap Accessible.

Edaville USA
7 EDA Avenue
Carver, MA
508-866-8190

Forget the Tricks….has Plimoth Plantation got a TREAT for you! Come aboard Mayflower II and experience the transformation from a historic landmark to a haunted pirate ship – with ghostly pirates willing to share their pirate’s booty. Don’t miss this fright-night with a family-friendly twist! 

Adults $8; Children (Under 12) $6.

Plimoth Plantation
137 Warren Ave.
Plymouth, MA
508-746-1622
 

In 1621 America’s most famous immigrants, the Pilgrims, celebrated a harvest feast with their Wampanoag Neighbors. Come to Plymouth to celebrate this event with a Parade, Floats, Bands and so much more. Come the night before to hear drum and bugle corps competition at Memorial Hall, which is Handicap Accessible.

Plymouth, MA
508.746.1818

In theaters, June 27th, 2008 - What if mankind had to leave Earth, and somebody forgot to turn the last robot off? Wall-E, spends every day doing what he was made for. But soon, he will discover what he was meant for, as he adventures across the galaxy chasing his dream.

Buttonwood Park Zoo - New Bedford, MA

Cape Cod Children’s Museum - Mashpee, MA

Capron Park Zoo - Attleboro, MA

Edaville Railroad - South Caver, MA

Mystic Aquarium - Mystic, CT

Providence Children Museum - Providence, RI