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UGG x Peanuts and More Events This Weekend

Adriana Hawkins Student Contributor, Suffolk University
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The perfect start to fall

Fall has just begun, and there are already exciting events Boston has to offer us. The weather is

finally cooling down to the perfect walking temperature. Naturally, I took advantage of the blue

skies and crisp air by walking down Newbury Street. I was seeking inspiration for an article to

write when I noticed autumn decals on a store– an UGG store. I walked inside and was warmly

greeted by employees who shared that it was their grand opening (September 22nd).

The jackets and slippers were soft and stylish– perfectly fitting fall’s aesthetic and color scheme.

The entire store, though small, was cozy and encapsulated the vibe of autumn. I saw adorable

beanies that reminded me fall doesn’t last long in Boston, and I debated succumbing to their

marketing techniques. I ultimately decided not to purchase anything and when I got home, I did

some digging.

It turns out that the UGG pop-up store is here for a limited time. UGG will be in Boston until

January 3, 2027. You’ll have plenty of time to shop there, but there’s one more thing you should

know about UGG before I list more upcoming events: From September 26-27th only, anyone

who buys a pair of Classic UGG slippers has the option to customize their purchase with Peanuts

character designs. Yes, the quintessential symbols of fall: Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and 13 more

characters to choose from. The store is located at 171 Newbury Street. On Saturday, they will

open at 10am and close at 7pm. On Sunday, they will open at 11am and close at 6pm.

To start off fall right, here are some more events this weekend you don’t want to miss.

9/26 – The Barbie Truck Original Icon Tour will stop at Assembly Row in Sommerville. This

event offers exclusive merchandise that is only available on this tour. The pop of pink will be a

perfect complement to the warm colors of autumn. Very Y2K.

9/26 3:30-7pm – Take the commuter rail to Roslindale to grab dinner at the Dumpling Festival. It

will be held at Adams Park and Birch Street Plaza.

9/26 2-6 pm – If you’re a cat lover, head over to Cambridge for the Cat Tour and Meowfest in

Cambridge. You’ll be walking from Cambridgeport, Dana Park to 70 Magazine St., greeting as

many cats as you can along the way.

9/26 2-11 pm – Fall Fest returns to High Street Place. Enjoy games, live music, and fall flavors at

this cozy event. Bring a friend and get into the fall spirit.

9/26 12-5 pm – Over 50 vintage vendors will be at Found’s Roof Garden Vintage Market and at

325 Main St, Cambridge. If you want to find new clothes or just meet new people, stop by! 

9/26 12 pm – If you want to jump right into Halloween, you can pop into the Spooktastic Book

Fair at Roundhead Brewing Company. There will be over 60 authors, artists, and publishers in

attendance to appreciate horror literature and art.

9/26 5-8 pm – Dunkin and L.L. Bean’s Bootmobile will be visiting Fenway Park, Boston. There’s

not much to this event, but if you’re a Dunkin fanatic, want to see a giant boot driving down the

street, or want a chance to win a gift card, head over to Fenway during those hours. Hours are

subject to change.

9/26 7:30-9:30 – For all the fashion girls, the International Runway Show and Pop-Up Shop will

be taking place in Downtown Crossing this Saturday 9/26 from 7:30-9:30 pm. Maybe you’ll see

what’s in style this season.

My name is Adriana and I am a sophomore public relations major at Suffolk University. During high school, I attended a vocational school and completed the Culinary Arts program, so I enjoy learning a lot about the service industry. For the past three years, I've been working as a teacher's assistant in my hometown.

I'm from Massachusetts, but I never really visited Boston as a kid. Now, I love exploring new places in the city, finding hidden gems, and trying new food and drink places.

I've always watched Boston sports and attended a few Patriots and Bruins games. I love watching all movies and tv shows, but mostly in the genres of comedy and drama. In my free time, I love listening to pop and R&B music or podcasts on random topics.