• Addressing Black youth mental health (online)

    Join a free Zoom program titled "Addressing Black youth mental health" on Feb 26 at 6:30 PM, hosted by Natick 180, Natick Public Schools, and Families for Depression Awareness. Learn how to recognize when Black teens may need mental health support, understand the barriers they face, and discover ways to help them access the care they deserve. […]

  • Charles River Parks Improvement Project update (online)

    Join the Town of Natick on March 18 at 6:30pm to learn about the progress on the Charles River Parks Improvement project funded by a FY24-25 Municipal Vulnerability Program (MVP) Action Grant from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.  At this meeting we will be reviewing the progress on park design and potential future waterfront connection post […]

  • Redhawk Mini Cup family mini golf event

    The Redhawk Mini Cup, where the Redhawk Foundation will partner with Natick High to transform the school gym into an 18-hole mini golf course filled with games and prizes. The event takes place on Saturday, March 29, 1-5:45pm. Tickets are $40 per family (maximum 6 participants) and $10 for general admission (no golf). Yes, sign […]

  • Natick Impact Collaborative community engagement event

    The Natick High School team behind ServeNatick, a community volunteer connection service that got its start in 2023, is hosting a public event on April 2 at Natick High called Natick Impact Collaborative. Event registration is open and free (though donations are welcome), and you can attend in person or online. The Impact Collaborative will […]

  • Boston Marathon poster making party

    Pop on over to Paper Fiesta at Mile 10 in Natick on Saturday, April 12 to create inspirational messages for the Boston Marathon runners. Drop by any time from 9am-12pm. Poster making supplies & popcorn provided by Spark Kindness.   Natick's 2025 Boston Marathon charity runners

  • Natick 101 Session on Community Services Department

    WHAT: Natick 101 Sessions TOPIC: Community Services Department WHEN: April 28, 12:30-2:00 PM (** snacks will be provided **) WHERE: Community Senior Center (117 East Central Street, Great Room) -or- streaming via Pegasus Youtube Channel The Community Services staff will discuss topics like org charts/roles, top priorities, engagement opportunities & more. The Community Services Department includes: Council on Aging […]

  • Cochituate Rail Trail clean-up

    All ages are welcome. Join Spark Kindness, Keep Natick Beautiful, Natick AMVETS Post 79, and the Natick Rotary Club on May 4, 1-3pm, at our community clean-up to improve the natural environment along the Cochituate Rail Trail in the area of AMVETS, from Rt. 9 to Rt. 30. Connect with neighbors, enjoy nature, and help […]

  • Natick is United Racial Justice series

    All are welcome to join Natick Is United for three evenings of racial justice training. Engage in small and large group discussions in a safe space. Each session will build on the last. By the end of the third evening we will have a better understanding of each other, and be able to utilize what […]

  • John Lewis: Good Trouble (a documentary)

    Documentary "John Lewis: Good Trouble" showing at First Congregational Church of Natick, 2 East Central St. on May 20, 6:30pm. Free, though RSVP to: admin@fccnatick.org Snacks available, and discussion to follow film. Please consider supporting your dedicated local news source with a tax-deductible donation

  • Egyptian Coptic Festival (May 23-26)

    The Egyptian Coptic Festival will feature Mediterranean food, Egyptian music, and a variety of fun activities for kids. Admission is free. Explore the Egyptian marketplace filled with unique treasures, and don’t miss the guided tour of our Coptic church. Whether you have Egyptian roots or simply love exploring new cultures, there’s something for everyone to […]

  • Natick Farmers Market

    Natick Common

    The Natick Farmers Market is an important part of the Natick Center Cultural District. The mission of the market is to bring locally grown or made foods to the community as well as provide an opportunity for music, crafts and community gatherings to occur.  The year-round Market is located on the Natick Common (or at […]