Fay School is bringing back the Saturday’s Farmers Markets for a six week run this fall. Read the full article → from Fay School Farmer’s Market reopens Sept 22
Fay School Farmer’s Market reopens Sept 22
Southborough Arts & Entertainment
Coverage of arts and entertainment related to Southborough. Focus on events in town. Additional features on events featuring residents or related to local organizations.
Poetry Walk marks closing of Art on the Trails – September 23
If you haven’t explored the Art on the Trails exhibit at Beals Preserve, you have ten days left to do it. For the second year, the ending will be marked with a Poetry Walk. Read the full article → from Poetry Walk marks closing of Art on the Trails – September 23
“Barn to Run” at Chestnut Hill Farm – September 22 (Updated)
The farm will host another trail race. Instead of featuring running goats, this one comes with a beer chaser. Read the full article → from “Barn to Run” at Chestnut Hill Farm – September 22 (Updated)
Applefest weekend in Northborough: Thursday – Sunday
Northborough’s big annual community event is Applefest. It kicks off Thursday and is continuing through Sunday. Read the full article → from Applefest weekend in Northborough: Thursday – Sunday
Sudbury Reservoir History Walk led by DCR Rangers – Saturday
DCR Rangers will lead a special historic tour of the Sudbury Reservoir in Southborough this Saturday morning. Read the full article → from Sudbury Reservoir History Walk led by DCR Rangers – Saturday
Events this week: Acupuncture; Author Night; Girl Scouts info; Cookbook Club; Sudbury Reservoir hike; Kids Art; Birds of Prey and more
Here are some highlights of events in and around Southborough this week. Read the full article → from Events this week: Acupuncture; Author Night; Girl Scouts info; Cookbook Club; Sudbury Reservoir hike; Kids Art; Birds of Prey and more
Saturday programs at the Library: Chess, Children’s Art Workshops, and Audio Book Clubs
With the return to Saturday hours, the Library is holding special weekend programs. Read the full article → from Saturday programs at the Library: Chess, Children’s Art Workshops, and Audio Book Clubs
Birds of Prey back to visit all ages – September 15
The Southborough Open Land Foundation is bringing back a raptor expert for a public show and tell at the Southborough Library. Read the full article → from Birds of Prey back to visit all ages – September 15
Cook Book Club starting in September
Whether you enjoy cooking up something savory or whipping up a sweet dessert, the Library’s newest “Book Club” should hit the spot. Read the full article → from Cook Book Club starting in September
Saturday Chess at the Library: learning, practice games, and tournaments
Come on out to learn or hone your basic Chess skills at the Library, starting next month. Read the full article → from Saturday Chess at the Library: learning, practice games, and tournaments
Join the group Ice Bucket Challenge for SHIFSTRONG – Saturday at Summer Nights
This Saturday, friends of Brian Shifrin and his family are asking the community to show their support for their fight against ALS. The public is invited to join a group event version of the “Ice Bucket Challenge”. Read the full article → from Join the group Ice Bucket Challenge for SHIFSTRONG – Saturday at Summer Nights
Reminder: 15th Annual Summer Nights on Saturday
It’s time to for an update on Southborough’s summer end bash. Read the full article → from Reminder: 15th Annual Summer Nights on Saturday
Recreation thanking sponsors – Playground and Summer Nights
Recreation has asked me to share their thanks to sponsors of the 15th Annnual Summer Nights.
But first – I want to remind readers that the department is also hosting a celebration to thank sponsors of the Fayville Playground. Read the full article → from Recreation thanking sponsors – Playground and Summer Nights
Making the most of kids’ (and adults’) end of summer
As I posted this morning, school kids only have two more weeks of summer vacation. For those looking to make the most of this time, I’ve compiled links to help. But you don’t have to be a kid to enjoy all the summer fun in our area. Read the full article → from Making the most of kids’ (and adults’) end of summer