Since 2020: More than you really want to know about Natick, Mass.
You know about Frederick Douglass, but are you familiar with his 1852 speech, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” On Juneteenth, come to the front lawn of the Morse Institute Library to hear this powerful speech read aloud by members of our community. Historian and Natick resident Brenna Greer will offer an introduction to […]
At 6:30 pm – A free screening of the movie “Black N Black” will be held at the Common St. Spiritual Center adjacent to Natick Common.
Get your fill of many ice cream varieties at Scoopapalooza on Natick Common from 11:30-3pm on June 24 (rain date June 25). Sponsored by Charles River Rotary Club. Funds raised go toward the club's philanthropic efforts.
The fenced-in dog park in between Rte. 135 and Lake Cochituate that opened in 2020 will have its formal dedication on Saturday, June 25 (10am) in the aftermath of the pandemic. Eddie's Park was named for a young Natick boy named Eddie Kramer who died in 2014 and is located at the entrance to the […]
In anticipation of July 4th, join us for a star-spangled trivia event on the Bacon Free Library lawn (58 Eliot St.) From patriotic songs to famous Americans this trivia game has something for people of all ages, so gather your family and friends and join in the fun. Bring a blanket and some snacks and […]
Natick for Black Lives Matter invites the community to join in a celebration of Kristen L. Pope’s historic election to the Natick Select Board. The event will take place at Common Street Spiritual Center, 13 Common St., Natick Kristen is the first Black woman to serve in this position. She will be at the celebration […]
Every Thursday night during the summer, neighbors can find food, shopping, music, and family-friendly fun in the Natick Cultural District during Natick Nights. ** The Adams Street Art Alley will feature Beer, Wine, Food, and Music on July 13, 27. Please send news tips, photos, ideas to natickreport@gmail.com If you’d like to contribute $ to support […]
Meet K-9 Officer Koda for A Bark in the Park on July 20, 10am, at JJ Lane Park, 158 Speen Street, Natick. Enjoy story time, crafts, a demonstration and treats.
Come to the Pond Road Community &. Sustainability Festival on Saturday, July 22, 6pm-10pm for a neighborly event to promote renewable resources.
Summer social with OUT MetroWest at Lebowitz Meeting Hall at Morse Institute Library in Natick (14 E. Central St.) on July 26 from 6-8pm. For teens plus 5th graders. Just show up, no registration required. Progress Pride Flag and American Flag at Natick High School
The Natick Center Cultural District will host its Multicultural Day on Aug. 26 from 11am-2pm on the Natick Common.This event highlights the diversity and cultures in the community, and will feature traditional and contemporary music, dance, and food. If you are part of a group that would be interested in hosting a booth, please email the […]
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