Since 2020: More than you really want to know about Natick, Mass.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Natick will host a screening of the film SUGARCANE on Nov. 25 at 7pm. The film focuses on an investigation into abuse and missing children at a native residential school, igniting a reckoning on the nearby Sugarcane Reserve. Sign up online for free tickets. Please support Natick Report, your local online news […]
The general public is invited to a pre-Natick vs. Framingham High football game Thanksgiving Breakfast on Nov. 27, 7-9am at the Elks Function Hall at 95 Speen St. Free for football and cheer team members, donation requested from general public. Menu includes pancakes, eggs, has browns, fruit, sausage, coffee/milk/juice, other goodies. Help needed from 6-9am […]
Join the Natick High School XC & TF Boosters at the annual Frosty 5K race at Natick High School starting at 9am on Dec. 7. This is an annual race produced entirely by volunteers, including team captains and athletes. Volunteers are sought to help make this event a success: If interested, reach out to Frosty […]
Join SPARK Kindness on Dec. 10, 6:30-8pm at Natick Community Senior Center (117 E Central St.) for a free, intergenerational evening of gratitude and connection as we celebrate the positivity, kindness, and community spirit that make our community shine. Enjoy food, music, and hands-on activities for all ages designed to bring people together and spark […]
The Friends of Natick Trails is organizing the fifth annual New Year's Eve event on the Cochituate Rail Trail, complete with fire pits, spectacular lighting, food trucks, music, and best of all, your fellow community members. Note that the action this Dec. 31 takes place from 4:30-7:30 pm, with events centered at Chrysler Road (near […]
Political action committee Yes for Natick is hosting an online panel discussion on Jan. 8 at 7pm called "The Changing Face of Natick Center." Discussion will include views on the evolution of the town center, with perspectives from planning, development, and culture. Scheduled panelists are: Jamie Errickson, Natick Town Administrator Heather Rockwood, Executive Director of […]
Join this free online conversation with Professor Loretta Ross—MacArthur Fellow, longtime activist, and Black feminist on the practice of “Calling In.” This approach focuses on engaging others through constructive dialogue rather than conflict, especially in moments of disagreement or harm. Date: Thursday, February 26, 2026 Time: 7:00 – 8:30 pm Venue: Virtual via Zoom Register […]
Part of national day of peaceful action in solidarity with Minnesota Natick Center Rte. 135/27 intersectionSaturday, January 3112-1pm Sign up for Natick Report's free email newsletter
Join us for this family event celebrating Chinese Lunar New Year on Feb. 7 from 10-11:30am in the Lebowitz Meeting Hall at Morse Institute Library. We will have crafts, activities, and lots of time for community. This program is geared for children preschool through elementary accompanied by grownup. No registration is required. Please send news […]
Rotary Club of Natick's Feb. 24 meeting speaker will be Dr. Melissa Spash, Natick’s Superintendent of Schools. Anyone is welcome to visit. We meet in the lower level of the Morse Institute Library. Come join us for lunch. One way that people find out what Natick non-profits are up to is by reading Natick Report. […]
