Good morning, Springfield.

On Saturday, beer lovers gathered at The Zoo in Forest Park for the 8th annual Brew in the Zoo, which featured over 20 local breweries, live music, food, and a homebrew competition; proceeds supported care for over 200 resident animals and the zoo’s education programs.

The 13th annual Potluck Homelands Festival continues today at Unity Park Waterfront — featuring indigenous music, history talks, drumming, dancing and vendors offering traditional clothing, art and jewelry.

The free event also includes activities for youngsters, such as corn-husk doll making.

Massachusetts officials have noted that invasive spotted lanternflies have spread north from Springfield and are causing problems for local trees and crops by secreting sticky honeydew.

Officials urge residents to report sightings + help slow the pest's spread.

The Red Sox held talks with the Reds on trading for Elly de la Cruz but could not meet the high requirements (mostly offering prospects) and did not move key players.

The team now seeks shortstop and catcher upgrades as the trade deadline approaches.

After a 4+3 win on Thursday, Red Sox manager Chad Tracy said teammates Jarren Duran and Willson Contreras set aside a brief on-field dispute when Duran showed frustration after a play against the Athletics, and the team remains united as they prepare for their next game.

5th Annual Mentoring Matters 5K

8 PM — Old Monkey House — $40 registration — Participate in a run/walk that raises awareness for mentorship in under-resourced communities.