Coverage of arts and entertainment related to Southborough. Focus on events in town. Additional features on events featuring residents or related to local organizations.
This Thursday promises a cooler evening than last week for enjoying Southborough’s Summer Concert Series. That’s good news, since listening to New City Cowboys might make you feel like dancing (or at least doing some toe tapping. Read the full article → from More Summer Concert fun this Thursday
The following programs are offered through the Southborough Senior Center this week. Read the full article → from This week at the Senior Center (7/22-7/26)
If you are looking for something to do on Fridays this summer, check out Highland Street Foundation’s Free Fun Fridays. Read the full article → from Free Fun Fridays this summer
The Southborough Recreation Department has added some “cool” things to the Summer Concert. Sprinklers, misters, and the icecream man will help take the edge of the heat. Read the full article → from Cool off at Thursday night’s concert
For the fourth year, Algonquin students and senior citizens in Southborough and Northborough are sharing a community reading experience. This year’s book selection is Never Fall Down by young adult author, Patricia McCormick. Read the full article → from Community reads together: Never Fall Down is the “One Book” for students and seniors
For community/family theater, I’m making an exception to the “Southborough” Events Calendar. I’m adding plays performed in nearby towns. Read the full article → from Casting about for a play
Southborough’s free Summer Concert Series resumes this Thursday, July 18 with two members of our community. Read the full article → from Southborough’s own join this Thursday’s Summer Concert (UPDATED)
The following programs are offered through the Southborough Senior Center this week. Read the full article → from This week at the Senior Center (7/15-7/19)
On June 23rd, 1:00 – 3:30pm, Tatnuck will host an author event for Southborough resident Meredith O’Brien’s newly published Mortified: A Novel About Oversharing. Read the full article → from Don’t be Mortified by Southborough’s new novelist: Meredith O’Brien’s novel isn’t a memoir
Is it my imagination, or is The Wizard of Oz experiencing a renaissance? It seems like it’s everywhere I’ve turned this spring. Now Sudbury’s Metrowest Family Theater is putting on another production. This one stars Southborough teen, Lexi Ryan, as Dorothy. Read the full article → from Southborough teen starts in Metrowest Family Theater’s Wizard of Oz: June 20-22
One of the most underutilized great resources our town offers is the Southborough Library’s 14 museum and park passes. Read the full article → from Perfect outings rain or shine: Library museum and park passes
Sip wine, nibble on homemade desserts, listen to music, and do it all for a good cause at Southborough Rotary’s Wine Down benefit on Friday. The event, to be held at St. Anne’s Parish Hall, will raise money to buy a new generator for Southborough’s Colonial Gardens senior housing community. The event starts at 6:30 pm, and all are invited. Read the full article → from Southborough Rotary wine and music event to raise money for senior housing improvements – Friday, June 14
Above: Blackstone Valley Bluegrass one of the acts to play at the Steeple Coffeehouse on Saturday (photo from www.blackstonevalleybluegrass.com) If you enjoy bluegrass, you’ll want to buy tickets for the Steeple Coffeehouse this weekend. A past favorite and a new band comprised of musical veterans will perfom in a double-header on Saturday night. Here are Read the full article → from Bluegrass double-Bill at Steeple Coffeehouse on Saturday
Pilgrim Church will host a concert on Sunday afternoon to raise money for victims of the Boston Marathon bombings, as well as local animal shelters. Called Celebration of Hope, the concert will feature both voice and instrumental performances. Read the full article → from Concert at Pilgrim Church on Sunday to benefit marathon bombing victims