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.
The Open Space Preservation Commission wants to remind you that Chestnut Hill Farm is a great place to spend time with the family this vacation week. Whether you’re looking for the thrill of sledding or the tranquility of snowshoeing, Chestnut Hill Farm is the place to do it. Read the full article → from Looking for a sledding spot? Think Chestnut Hill Farm
The Month of April will be filled with literary learning and fun for all ages at the Southborough Library, 25 Main Street, Southborough. Plans are underway for a month-long Poetry Festival to celebrate this classic form of expression. Partial funding for this project comes from a grant by the Southborough Local Arts Council. Read the full article → from April is poetry month at the Southborough Library
The library will host Big Ryan’s Winter Tales: Storytelling For a Winter Day starting at 2:00 pm. All children are welcome to attend, and no registration is necessary. The event, sponsored by Together We Can Community Partnership for Children, is free. Read the full article → from Reminder: Big Ryan’s Winter Tales at the library tomorrow
The night skating event at the Community Ice Rink in Fayville on Saturday night has been canceled. Organizers say Mother Nature hasn’t cooperated this week and the ice is in poor condition. Read the full article → from Night skating on Saturday canceled
On Saturday night lights will be set up around the outdoor Community Skating Rink in Fayville for a special evening of night skating. The event is being sponsored by Southborough’s public safety agencies – the Fire and Police Departments, Emergency Management Agency and Citizen Emergency Response Team and Medical Reserve Corp (CERT/MRC) – in appreciation for the continuing support of the community. Read the full article → from A special night of skating under the stars on Saturday
Dinner, a show, readily available childcare. What more do you need for the perfect Valentine’s date night? Read the full article → from Steeple Coffeehouse offers the perfect Valentine’s date night
From the Southborough library, some info on the next meeting of the Genealogy Club. Read the full article → from Save the date: Genealogy Club meeting on 2/24
St. Mark’s has long opened the doors of its skating rink to Southborough residents during school vacation, and next week will be no exception. But skaters this year have another option for February vacation, or any day for that matter — the outdoor community skating rink in Fayville. Read the full article → from What to do over February vacation: Ice skating
The Friends of Southborough Recreation held a Valentine’s party for kids yesterday afternoon at the Arts Center. Recreation Director Doreen Ferguson said the party was a hit with over 50 children attending. She sent along these photos of the event. Read the full article → from Photos: Friends of Southborough Recreation Valentine’s Party
The Algonquin concert band, symphonic band, wind ensemble, and both jazz bands will perform their winter concert next Tuesday at the Algonquin auditorium. Read the full article → from Algonquin winter instrumental concert on Tuesday
The Southborough Library is always a good place to go when you’re looking for something to do with your kids over vacation, or any time for that matter. But a storytelling event on Thursday, February 18 will make the trip even more special. Read the full article → from What do to over February vacation: Storytelling at the library
Over the next few days I’ll run a series on opportunities for kids during February vacation. First up, sports camps. Read the full article → from What to do over February vacation: Sports camps
New titles for adults and kids at the Southborough Library. Read the full article → from What’s new at the Southborough Library
A new exhibit is opening at the Arts Center of Southborough this weekend featuring the work of artist Marjorie Kaye and photographer George Shaw. Read the full article → from Art exhibit opening reception on Sunday