Events this week (7/28-8/3/14): Plays all around, plus library programs for kids

Above: This week’s entertainment at the library includes Legos, crafts and pajama storytime (Lego and craft time images cropped from the library Facebook page. Storytime photo by Beth Melo)

Here are highlights of what’s happening around town this week. For more details and the full list, check the Event Calendar.

Tuesday, July 29, 2014:

  • Legos at the Library (10:00 am – 5:00 pm) @ Southborough Library: Stop by the library anytime during the day for some Lego building fun! Legos will be provided but need to remain at the library. (Parents or caregivers must stay with children.)

Wednesday, July 30, 2014:

  • Drop in Craft Day (10:00 am – 5:00 pm) @ Southborough Library: Stop by the Children’s Room and make some fun craft projects! (Parents or caregivers need to stay with the children.)
  • Pajama Story time (7:00 pm) @ Southborough Library: Come to the library in your pajamas to hear stories! This event will be held outside on the lawn, weather permitting, so bring a blanket. (In inclement weather, it will be held in the Children’s Room.) All welcome and no registration is necessary.

Thursday, July 31, 2014:

  • Shakespeare Under the Stars:  Much Ado About Nothing  (7:30 pm) @ Hopkinton Commons, downtown: Hopkinton Center for the Arts’ 3rd annual Shakespeare Under the Stars production by Enter Stage Left Theater. Free admission. The public is encouraged to bring chairs or blankets and even snacks or a picnic with you to find a spot and watch the show under the stars. Street parking is available.

Friday, August 1, 2014:

  • The Golden Goose – free children’s play (1:00 pm) @ Westborough High School: SkyRise Children’s Theater production; Musical Parody of the classic tale. Click here for details.
  • The Great Race – free children’s play (1:00 pm) @ 117 East Main St, Westborough: SkyRise Children’s Theater production; Musical Parody of the Tortoise and the Hare. Click here for details.
  • Shakespeare Under the Stars:  Much Ado About Nothing  (7:30 pm) @ Hopkinton Commons, downtown: Hopkinton Center for the Arts’ 3rd annual Shakespeare Under the Stars production by Enter Stage Left Theater. Free admission. The public is encouraged to bring chairs or blankets and even snacks or a picnic with you to find a spot and watch the show under the stars. Street parking is available.
  • The Dixie Swim Club (8:00 pm) @ Amazing Things Art Center, 160 Hollis St, Framingham: Framingham Community Theater production;  A touching comedy about friendships that last forever. Five Southern women who met on their college swim team, gather every August to catch up. The play focuses on four weekends, spanning 33 years. Click here for details.

Saturday, August 2, 2014:

  • Shakespeare Under the Stars:  Much Ado About Nothing  (7:30 pm) @ Hopkinton Commons, downtown: Hopkinton Center for the Arts’ 3rd annual Shakespeare Under the Stars production by Enter Stage Left Theater. Free admission. The public is encouraged to bring chairs or blankets and even snacks or a picnic with you to find a spot and watch the show under the stars. Street parking is available.
  • The Dixie Swim Club (8:00 pm) @ Amazing Things Art Center, 160 Hollis St, Framingham: Framingham Community Theater production;  A touching comedy about friendships that last forever. Five Southern women who met on their college swim team, gather every August to catch up. The play focuses on four weekends, spanning 33 years. Click here for details.

Sunday, August 3, 2014:

  • The Dixie Swim Club (2:00 pm) @ Amazing Things Art Center, 160 Hollis St, Framingham: Framingham Community Theater production;  A touching comedy about friendships that last forever. Five Southern women who met on their college swim team, gather every August to catch up. The play focuses on four weekends, spanning 33 years. Click here for details.

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Wasseem
9 years ago

Anyone attend the Shakespeare Under the Stars: Much Ado About Nothing in Hopkinton already?

Is it kids (8 and 5) friendly?

JMO
9 years ago

I haven’t been, but it must be kid friendly. Hopkinton is such a family oriented town. Your kids may not understand it, but then you always have to option of picking up and leaving if they don’t like it (assuming you are sitting on the fringes). You know your kids, will they sit and watch, or will they just want to run around and make noise? If it’s the latter, consider staying home.

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