Peabody Hosts Summer Concert And Fireworks Spectacular At Leather City Common
PEABODY — Peabody capped the summer season Sunday evening with its annual Summer Concert and Fireworks Spectacular at Leather City Common, a free event that included dedicated shuttle service for seniors starting at 4:45 p.m., while the city's mandatory outdoor water use restrictions remained in effect for residents.
TOWN HALL
The city's News Flash feed highlighted the Summer Concert and Fireworks Spectacular as the marquee event of the weekend, with free parking at Leather City Common and a senior center shuttle beginning at 4:45 p.m. to help older residents attend. The event capped the city's 2026 Summer Concert Series, which has run at the Common throughout the season.
Separately, the city's mandatory outdoor water use restrictions remain posted as an active alert on the municipal website, continuing limits the city put in place earlier this year. Residents are advised to check the posted guidelines before watering lawns or gardens as summer winds down.
SCHOOLS
Peabody Public Schools' district calendar lists a regular School Committee meeting for Sept. 8, one of the first formal sessions of the new school year for the panel to take up business as the 2026-2027 term gets underway.
ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS
"🌱 Patch AM: How much did enrollment change at your child's Peabody school?" Peabody Patch's morning newsletter posed the enrollment question to readers without publishing figures in the teaser itself; the item also pointed readers to an ABRAXAS Santana tribute show on the Peabody Patch events calendar (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/peabody).
"🌱 Patch AM: How did Peabody's own fighters fare under Fenway's bright lights?" Peabody Patch flagged results from local boxers who competed at a Fenway Park card, per the outlet's newsletter roundup (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/peabody).
COMING UP
Peabody Public Schools' School Committee is scheduled to hold its regular meeting Sept. 8, per the district calendar.
Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.