Local Event
SOWA First Friday
- Great for Arts & Culture
- Great for Couples
SOWA First Friday is a monthly evening art walk held year-round at the SOWA Artist Studios at 450 Harrison Ave in Boston. This free event provides a unique opportunity for the community to explore local artist studios and engage with a vibrant creative scene from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
What to expect
- •Access to numerous local artist studios
- •A vibrant and creative community atmosphere
- •A monthly evening art walk experience
- •Direct interaction with artists in their workspaces
Who it's for
- Arts and culture enthusiasts
- Couples looking for a date night activity
- Local residents interested in the Boston art scene
Good to know
When does SOWA First Friday take place?
It occurs on the first Friday of every month from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, year-round.
Is there an admission fee for the event?
No, the event is free and open to the public.
Where is the event located?
The event is held at the SOWA Artist Studios at 450 Harrison Ave in Boston.
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