• “Mystery at Broadmoor” An Immersive Victorian Mystery Experience

    A respected gentleman has vanished after arriving in Broadmoor. You are the detective and you will have the opportunity to question suspicious characters, gather clues from local merchants, and help solve the mystery before nightfall. The Natick Center Cultural District and Faeguild Wonders invites you to solve “Mystery at Broadmoor,” in Natick Center on Thursday, July 30, […]

  • Natick Night Out with the police

    The Natick Police Department and community partners host their annual Natick Night Out event on Tuesday, August 4 from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the High School Memorial Practice Field on West Street. There will be games, food, and an opportunity to meet local first responders. This is a free event.   Expand your […]

  • Natick Nights: 250th Anniversary of the United States and 375th Anniversary of Natick

    The final Natick Nights of the summer is slated for Aug. 6, 5-8pm, on Natick Common. Historical figure reenactors will be on hand, plus lots of vendors, local organizations, a beer garden, music, and more. Hosted by Natick Center Cultural District. Photo by Isabelle Zhang Expand your reach (and support local news) by advertising on […]

  • Multicultural Day on Natick Common

    The Natick Center Cultural District is hosting Multicultural Day on August 22, 2026, from 11:00 AM-2:00 PM on the Natick Common. This event highlights the diversity and cultures in our community. Visit the booths with fun activities, taste the food of our neighbors, and watch the performances representing musical and dancing traditions from all over […]

  • Queer Joy at Natick Community Senior Center

    Natick is United presents Queer Joy, a community celebration on Aug. 28, 6-9pm at Natick Community Senior Center. There will be music, appetizers, crafts, and the return of drag bingo with the Legendary Phoenix.  The event is free admission with a suggested donation of $20/pp.  All proceeds go directly to OUT MetroWest, which provides educational […]

  • Natick’s 9/11 25th Anniversary remembrance ceremony

    Gather with neighbors in Natick to honor the lives lost and celebrate the heroes among us on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.  Hosted jointly by the Town of Natick and the Natick Soldier Systems Center (NSSC), this ceremony offers our community a space to reflect and remember together. Date: Friday, Sept 11, […]

  • Corn Moon Social of the Natick Nipmuc Tribe

    The Natick Nipmuc Tribe traces their history in Natick back thousands of years. Common Street Spiritual Center hosts the Natick Nipmuc Tribe's annual Corn Moon Social including a potluck and silent auction. Saturday Sept 12 from 1-5pm. All are welcome to join in this celebration of Indigenous culture and community. Questions: 508-477-0071 Please consider supporting […]

  • Free Pancake Breakfast (Mike Rourke Youth Activity Scholarship Fund)

    Pancakes, plus silent auction and 50/50 raffle at St. Patrick's Church, 44 E. Central St., lower level on Sept. 13, 8:30-9:30am. Organized by St. Vincent de Paul Society and Natick Service Council to benefit Natick youth enrichment programs. Expand your reach by advertising on Natick Report, the town's most dedicated news source.

  • Natick Days

    Natick Town Common

    Natick Days Photo by Max Cogliano DATE: Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026 RAIN DATE: Sunday, Sept. 20, 2026 TIME: 10am-3pm LOCATION: Natick Town Common SPONSOR: Town of Natick DESCRIPTION: Natick Days is an annual festival celebrating the community by providing an opportunity for Natick youth groups and non-profit organizations to increase visibility for the great work they do. It’s […]

  • All Aboard, an accessible and adaptive cycling program on Cochituate Rail Trail

    11 Mechanic St., Natick, MA

    The Town of Natick presents All Aboard, an accessible and adaptive cycling program. Anyone that has a mobility limitation and wants to experience cycling is welcome and encouraged to participate. The Friends of Natick Trails supports the All Aboard program. To register as a rider, click the link below: September 26, 2026 Time slots: 10am-3pm […]

  • Oldtown Fall Fair at Shaw Park

    Oldtown Fall Fair to honor Natick’s 375th anniversary Saturday October 3: 4-6 p.m. at Shaw Park (Eliot St across from the Bacon Free Library) Step back in time with old-fashioned games like sticks and hoops, quoits, dig for treasure in the hay, explore local history, enjoy music, and more. Sponsored by The Eliot Church , […]

  • Harvest Moon Gathering and Creator Praise Service

    Celebrate the 375th Anniversary of Natick (established in 1651 as the First Praying Indian Town) with the Natick Praying Indians.  Join this celebration to honor the enduring past, vibrant present, and bright future of Natick Praying Indians culture and ceremony on sacred ancestral land. EVENT SCHEDULE — Sunday, October 11, 2026 10:00 AM — Creator […]