Since 2020: More than you really want to know about Natick, Mass.
(More on cancellation here) The Natick Historical Society and Bacon Free Library host Shawn Quigley from the National Park Service on Oct. 4 at 10am to discuss the tragedy of […]
October 13, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM: Sacred Journey (by bus) from St. Paul’s, Natick, MA, to Deer Island – the internment site where hundreds of Native people from the “praying towns” died from exposure and […]
Attend Community Map Day at the Natick History Museum at 58 Eliot St. They'll have 40+ vintage maps of Natick from their collections on display for you to explore. Local […]
From legendary seafood houses to elegant tea rooms and forgotten department store cafés, we’ll revisit at this Council on Aging event on Nov. 12 (1-2pm) the dishes, decor, and stories […]
The Impact of 500 Years of Colonialism on Abenaki and Wabanaki People with Anne Jennison November 23 7-8 pm, register online The “People of the Dawnland” (Abenaki/Wabanaki) of New Hampshire […]
Thursday, December 11 6:00-8:30 pm $20 per person, tickets required Sip, snack, and enjoy the Natick History Museum as you listen to holiday carols. Participate in our raffle and exclusive […]
An exploration of Henry David Thoreau’s participation in the Underground Railroad, his abolitionist views, a night in jail and how his writings have inspired civil rights movements around the world. […]
Join the Natick Historical Society on Jan. 25, 2-3pm, a conversation about the history of American Clocks dating back to the 1700s. Join clock enthusiast and collector Mike Pojman for a conversation […]
A century ago, Valentine's Day cards featured lacy, layered, and elaborate designs using decorative papers, ribbons, flowers, and more. Bring friends and family members with you to craft vintage valentines […]
Gather your “Galentines,” friends, neighbors, and family to join us for an evening of crafting, nibbling, and celebrating friendship to benefit the Natick Historical Society. The event takes place Feb. […]
Learn how to uncover the past of any home—whether it’s 20 years old or 200. House historian Marian Pierre-Louis will introduce where to find the deeds to your house, how […]
