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Update on Grafted Roots CSA & Shop at Chestnut Hill Farm

CSA signup has reopened. An online farmstand is open. And farmers are still hiring for help.

by Beth Melo on

Earlier This summer, I shared news about a new CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) launched at Southborough’s Chestnut Hill Farm.

I checked in on the fledgling “Grafted Roots” enterprise run by local growers who are leasing the farm’s fields. They had updates to share on the CSA and shopping options. Read the full article → from Update on Grafted Roots CSA & Shop at Chestnut Hill Farm

Reach out Now to Sponsor the 20th Annual Gobble Wobble

Only sponsors confirmed by September 1st will be included on the Thanksgiving Day run/walk shirts

by Beth Melo on

In June, I posted about Friends of Southborough Recreation’s call for sponsors of the upcoming 20th annual Gobble Wobble. Even though Thanksgiving seems eons away, there’s an important deadline I want to remind readers of.

Potential sponsors who want to make the most of the opportunity, need to reach out this month. Only sponsors finalized by September 1st will be listed on the special shirts being ordered for this year’s participants. Read the full article → from Reach out Now to Sponsor the 20th Annual Gobble Wobble

Call for Art celebrating “Native Plants and Pollinators” ends Sunday

Apothecary Artists promotes an incentive for artists to win "Best in Show"

by Beth Melo on

Apothecary Artists and Gallery is inviting artists to submit artwork to include in a juried exhibit “inspired by the beauty and vitality of native plants and native pollinators.” Read the full article → from Call for Art celebrating “Native Plants and Pollinators” ends Sunday

Make the most of the library’s “More than Books” collection

Patrons can borrow telescopes, games, puzzles, kids' activity kits, traveling chess kits, gardening kits, ukuleles, and more from the Southborough Library

by Beth Melo on

Some of the items patrons can check out of the Southborough Library include fun, educational and practical resources. Read the full article → from Make the most of the library’s “More than Books” collection

SYFS relocating to historic Flagg School building

Southborough Youth & Family Services is again moving from one historic building to another.

by Beth Melo on

Southborough Youth & Family Services (SYFS) is moving from one historic, former school building in town, to another even older historic school building. The move is part of a shuffling use for the Town’s historic buildings. Read the full article → from SYFS relocating to historic Flagg School building

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