More than you really want to know about Natick, Mass.
Catch the fun sounds of Classic Groove on Monday, July 19, 7pm-8:45 and the family-friendly Ben Rudnick and Friends (be sure to request “A Frog Named Sam”) on Wednesday, 6:30pm-7:15pm.
Gazebo, Natick CommonBoth shows take place on the Natick Common and are presented by Natick Recreation and Parks.
Here’s the list of concerts for the rest of the summer.
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All are welcome to the The Natick Sons and Daughters of Italy lodge’s Indoor Summer Yard Sale, luncheon, and raffle on Saturday, July 17, 9am-2pm, at 37 Washington Ave., Natick. Proceeds from the charitable event will go to support Family Promise Metrowest.
A $12 donation will get you a meatball sub, chips, soda/water and a free Ice Cream Basket raffle ticket.
OR
Purchase raffle tickets—20 for $10 —for a chance at the Taste of Italy basket. (The basket includes olive oil, fire roasted red peppers, balsamic vinegar, Pinot Grigio, (over 21 required), pasta, sauce, breadsticks with rosemary and more.)
You can pre-order meatball subs and raffle tickets at the Lodge’s website, or purchase at the event.
To purchase a yard sale spot call 508-728-4227 for information.
As part of Natick’s 2021 Independence Day celebrations, many residents and businesses have shown their patriotic pride by turning their homes and storefronts into what organizers are calling “stationary floats.” The four top displays, as selected by spectators, will be awarded gift certificates to Natick restaurants. Viewing of and voting on the spirited presentations will take place through July 5. Vote for your favorites at Natick Friends of the 4th. Winners will be notified by email on July 6.
We got a few pics during our travels around town:
July 4th display, 12 Harvard Street
July 4th display, 12 Harvard Street
July 4th display, 22 Birch Street
July 4th display, 19 Main Street22 Birch Road
8 Harvard Street
12 Harvard Street
19 Main Street (Baylee Bee)
25 Plain Street
19 Pond Street (Clip & Dip Dog Grooming)
13 Sherman Street
In addition, everyone is encouraged to “Go 4th and Explore Natick” through a scavenger hunt that will take you deep into the town’s history. The game will be open through July 5 for hunters of all ages to play. More info here.
Natick Report’s Summer Camps page is now updated with over 75 camps in Natick and beyond. It’s time to sign your child up for the summer camp experience of a lifetime. Whether they’re into coding, arts and crafts, sports, drama, or nature, the perfect camp is out there for them.
Natick Report’s camps page is sponsored by LINX Camps. Over 40 Premier Camps. Perfect for your family.
Contact Deborah for more info on inclusion of your camp located in Wellesley or elsewhere, or for advertising on Swellesley. Camp parents and guardians: Please let camps know that you found them here, if you did…thanks.
