Coverage of Southborough events. Focus on events taking place in town. Includes features about events related to residents or local organizations. Also includes information on town government's open meetings.
Just in time for Mother’s Day, three artists will open their Southborough studios to the public this weekend. Read the full article → from Southborough artists open their studios to the public this weekend
Be sure to stop by the St. Mark’s Sustainability Fair when you’re out and about on Sunday. Looks like a fun time. Read the full article → from Reminder: St. Mark’s Sustainability Fair on Sunday
Drumlin Farm is coming to the Southborough Library on Friday to share some wild tales – and to introduce some furry friends – in an event for kids ages three to five. Read the full article → from ‘Wild Tales’ at the Southborough Library on Friday
The annual Southborough Education Foundation Spelling Bee is always a good time for a good cause, and this year was no exception. Check out this recap sent in by SEF. Read the full article → from SEF Raises over $28K at the 5th Annual Spelling Bee and Raffle
On Wednesday, May 2, the Southborough Library will host its annual Candidates’ Night. The event is a chance for you to hear from the candidates directly. You also have the opportunity to ask questions. Read the full article → from Reminder: Candidate’s Night at the library on Wednesday
Southborough photographer Chris Wraight was at Southborough Youth Baseball’s annual opening day celebration at Mooney Field yesterday and sent along some photos of the festivities. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Southborough Youth Baseball opening day celebration
A list of department and committee meetings for the week. Read the full article → from The week in government (4/30/12 – 5/4/12)
Danno Sullivan, the Ukulele Man, will return to Fay School on Saturday morning for a fun and silly sing-along. It’s a show the little ones (ages 2-6) are sure to love. A complimentary lunch follows the performance. Read the full article → from Ukulele sing-along and summer camp open house at Fay School on Saturday
On Sunday, May 6, St. Mark’s students will host a Sustainability Fair on – appropriately enough – the Sustainable Meadow at the corner of Main Street and Route 85. All Southborough residents are invited to attend to learn more about sustainable activities in our area. Read the full article → from St. Mark’s to hold Sustainability Fair on May 6
In the summer of 2011 life was good for Southborough resident Tricia Andron. Married 2-1/2 years, she and husband Lee were practically still newlyweds. They had good jobs and bought a house in Southborough. They had just celebrated their daughter’s first birthday and were planning a family vacation to Greece. Read the full article → from Doing Good: Recent cancer survivor to walk her first Relay for Life tomorrow
There are 351 towns and cities in Massachusetts, and Debbie and Pete Lincoln have visited them all. On Sunday the couple will be at the Southborough Historical Museum to share tales and anecdotes of their journeys around the state. Read the full article → from Southborough Historical Society presents ‘From Purgatory to Podunk’ on Sunday
Help make Southborough an even more beautiful place to live at the Annual Town Clean Up on Saturday, April 28. Volunteers are needed to collect trash along roadsides throughout town. Read the full article → from Reminder: Help clean up Southborough on Saturday, April 28
On Wednesday, May 2, the Southborough Library will host its annual Candidates’ Night. The event is a chance for you to hear from the candidates directly. You also have the opportunity to ask questions. Read the full article → from Save the date: Candidates’ Night at the Southborough Library – May 2
The Friends of the Southborough Library have been funding library “extras” – thinking special programming, events, museum passes, and more – since 1972. On Thursday, April 26, they’ll hold a brainstorming session to plan all the exciting things they’ll offer in the future. Read the full article → from Got ideas? The Library Friends want to hear them