Downtown “Oktoberfest” is on for October 18th

The Rotary is inviting the community to the enjoy the flavors of fall at its rescheduled 2nd annual fall festival. No cover charge!

The Oktoberfest that Rotary had to cancel due to the nor’easert in September is back on this fall. The event is rescheduled for the month the festivity is named after.

The Rotary Club of Southborough is putting on the fest with autumn themed drinks, food, and entertainment a week from Sunday — October 18th. Read the full article → from Downtown “Oktoberfest” is on for October 18th

Book your time to “Golf Fore ALS” this long weekend

Golfing at the Town course over Heritage Day Weekend helps to raise funds for ALS is in memory of Brian Shifrin and John Wilson.

This weekend, the Southborough Golf Club will open its annual fundraiser for the fight against ALS. The fundraiser will take place from Saturday, October 10 through Monday, October 12. Read the full article → from Book your time to “Golf Fore ALS” this long weekend

Friends of Library’s Heritage Day Sale — October 12th

Details on supporting the library through the Friends' biggest annual fundraiser.

The Friends of the Southborough Library’s Heritage Day Sale will feature the usual books and baked goodies, across the street from the main field.

I’m posting details on how the community can support the library by volunteering their help, donating baked goods, or simply shopping the sale. Read the full article → from Friends of Library’s Heritage Day Sale — October 12th

Cancelled – Downtown “Oktoberfest” this Sunday afternoon (Updated)

The Rotary invites the community to the enjoy the flavors of fall (including brews & brats) at its 2nd annual fall festival. No cover charge!

Updated (9/24/26 7:17 pm): Due to the forecast, the event is cancelled (or hopefully postponed to a future, date TBD.)  Read the full article → from Cancelled – Downtown “Oktoberfest” this Sunday afternoon (Updated)

Southborough residents biking for a T1D “Breakthrough”

The Devlins have very personal reasons for supporting the search for advances in treating Type 1 Diabetes

This Saturday, two Southborough residents will bike 100 miles to raise funds to help “fuel T1D breakthroughs”.

For those unfamiliar, T1D stands for Type 1 Diabetes. It’s a condition that 18 year old Claire Devlin was diagnosed with at the age of 3. Read the full article → from Southborough residents biking for a T1D “Breakthrough”

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