You could also check out the summer concerts at Fruitlands in Harvard - orchestra under the stars and you can pick up little picnics catered by Gibbet Hill if you want

Hit up concord in general - sleepy hollow cemetery has graves from the 1600, all the revolutionary war stuff has rumors of hauntings. Hart well tavern sometimes does ghost stories by candlelight in the old inn.

The wayside Inn in Sudbury also has a few resident ghost claims, plus George Washington stayed there and it was mentioned in a famous poem. You can go for a reasonably priced meal, explore the nearby gristmill, and walk around concord all in one day.

The Boynton is open til 12am on weeknights

Mint is open til 11 Mon and Tue, and 12 on Thur

Armsby and Livia’s Dish

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Yup. Sadly the idiots going in there and spray painting pentagrams ruined it for everyone else a long time ago.

Rutland Prison Camp was part of the Massachusetts correctional system until it closed in the 1930s. It was for sex offenders and those sent there were committed for life without parole. It was completely self contained with a farm for crops, dairy and cattle. Before it had it's own cemetery the prison's dead were buried in unmarked graves. It's rumored there's hundreds of those and that the grounds are haunted. When I was a kid in Boy Scouts we did community service there clearing brush and building trails. We camped there and were told all kinds of ghost stories and didn't wander far after dark. We didn't experience anything paranormal but the ghost stories fed our imaginations. No spooks but a nice place to explore.

Just providing a launching off point for OP since nobody else was replying to them at the time. Of course places shut down their kitchens early or many of what I listed doesn't quite fit... But some did. 🤷‍♂️

Yep. Just providing a launch point. Most restaurants/bars, if they serve full food, close down like 30-60 minutes before the whole place closes. And OP asked at like 9 at night or so so I was just doing a low effort attempt to help a bit.

Ooh one more since you said you also like classical. My husband and I recently came across the Groton Hill Music Center up in Ayer. Looks like a beautiful venue and they have some really neat musicians coming:

https://grotonhill.org/

You're deeply in the minority. It's really not even close. You're too jaded to see the big picture.

Vincent’s is my favorite spot for low key love music. I’ve heard Big John Short 20+ times and still love it

Spotify and a joint

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As a fellow elder 'melinnial' and someone who moved from Boston to Worcester a decade ago, here's a friendly piece of advice: don't expect to recreate your 20s-in-Boston experience here in Worcester... your gonna have a bad time.

For me, yes.

Right, just making sure. In my opinion, it's all overpriced. No harm in trying it if that's what you want to do, and potency is different for everyone, but it's never been more than a novelty for me.

Get the 400 MG edibles if you have a med card

Pretty sure Funky Murphy’s kitchen is open til 12 every night.

The Summit Lounge is a nice little 420 friendly spot with killer milkshakes and fun events if you’re not into drinking :)

Dispensary stuff only

I have a medical card

You're 19? Unless you have a medical card, then you can't legally buy cannabis. And every sub on Reddit will ban you for asking for black market plugs.