• Cochituate Rail Trail on New Year’s Eve

    The public is welcome to cruise the Cochituate Rail Trail in both Natick and Framingham this New Year's Eve for a family friendly celebration of the end of 2023 and start fo 2024. This will be the third annual event on the Natick portion of the trail, and this year, Framingham is getting in on […]

  • Martin Luther King, Jr., community celebration

    The MLK, Jr. community program at Natick High School (15 West St.) will feature student performances, Middle and High School MLK Day Creative Contest winners, community leaders and partners, Interfaith Clergy representatives, a keynote from Lorna Desroses, Archdiocese of Boston, and more. Following the program will be a Community Connection Event, including MLK Day activities […]

  • Charles River Open Space & Parks Meeting

    The town of Natick is hosting a public engagement meeting regarding the future of the park where the South Natick Dam is being removed (online only—snowstorm has nixed in-person meeting at Memorial Elementary School) on Tuesday, Jan. 16 at 6:30pm. Registration is open. Please send news tips, photos, ideas to natickreport@gmail.com If you’d like to contribute […]

  • Maple Magic Day at Natick Organic Community Farm

    Memorial School, 107 Eliot St. Natick, MA 01760

    The annual Natick Community Organic Farm Maple Magic Pancake Breakfast will take place on Saturday, March 2, 8am-11am, at the Memorial School cafeteria.

  • Mini Golf at Morse Institute Library

    The Morse Institute Library on March 2 (9am-4:30pm) will be transforming itself into an 18-hole mini golf course with greens and holes winding through the stacks and down the stairs. Open to all ages and free; no registration required. Last tee time is 3:30pm. Subscribe to Natick Report‘s free weekday email newsletter

  • CANCELED—Multi-family Garage Sale in Sherborn

    194 S. Main St., Sherborn, MA

    3/20/24 UPDATE—This event has been canceled due to the unfavorable weather forecast. Beyond Natick—We love a good multi-family Garage Sale, don't you?

  • Repair Café

    Natick Rotary, as part of the Earth Day All Around Natick event, will be conducting a Repair Café on Saturday, April 27 from 2:30-5:30pm at the Natick Community Senior Center (117 E. Central St.)  and with the Council and Aging and Human Services. Bring items in for repair by volunteers. Items can include things like […]

  • Fair in Linden Square, Wellesley

    Linden Square Courtyard, Linden St., Wellesley

    EVENT: Fair in the Square DATE: Saturday, May 4 TIME: 11am-1pm LOCATION: Linden Square Courtyard COST: Free

  • OUT MetroWest trivia night

    OUT MetroWest is hosting a Trivia Night on May 16th from 6-8:30pm at Framingham High School, with drag trivia host Missy Steak. Feel free to bring your own Brain Food (snacks) to fuel your team. (Please no nuts or sesame.) Note that tickets include pizza, salad, and soft drinks. Register as an individual ($35) and […]

  • Egyptian Coptic Festival (Wayland)

    Step into the vibrant world of our Egyptian Christian culture at the Egyptian Coptic Festival hosted by St. Philopater and St. Mina Coptic Orthodox Church. Indulge in authentic Egyptian cuisine, listen to traditional music, and explore an Egyptian marketplace. Dress as a Pharaoh, get photos, and take a guided church tour. Kids' activities ensure fun […]

  • “Native American Reflections – We Are Still Here” Community Gathering

    Bacon Free Library (58 Eliot St.) library hosts the exhibit "Native American Reflections – We Are Still Here" June 4-26. Artists include members of the Natick Nipmuc tribe, Abenaki Nation, Algonquin, Inuk  and Wampanoag tribe. Paintings, poetry, baskets and other works of art will be on display throughout the month. Join us on June 8 (11am-12:30pm)for a […]