Make a Vintage Valentine
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 […]
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Posies & Prosecco; A Benefit for the Natick Historical Society
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. […]
10 Steps to Researching the History of Your House in Natick
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 […]
“No Kings Day” rally
Natick Center and Natick CommonLocally organized No Kings Rally to be held on Saturday, March 28, noon-1:30pm, on the Natick Town Common. The rally will feature speakers who are community leaders on immigrant rights, […]
Natick talk to explore town’s path to the American Revolution
Natick Historical Society Director Niki Lefebvre will discuss the dispossession of rights and lands in Natick from 1651–1775, along with new research highlighting Black and Indigenous men who fought for […]
Cookware & Kitchen Gadgets Open House at Natick History Museum
Cookware & Kitchen Gadgets Open HouseDate: Saturday, April 11Time: 2–4pmLocation: Natick History Museum, Natick Historical Society Bring your favorite antique, vintage, or heirloom cookware and kitchen gadgets for a conversation […]
Celebrating Natick 5th graders’ Bicentennial Quilt—50 years later
Morse Institute Library, 14 E. Central St., Natick, MA 01760Registration required.
Revolutionary War Research Roundtable
All are invited to meet the Natick Historical Society Research Team and learn more about Natick’s Revolutionary War soldiers–and the research that went into uncovering their stories at the Revolutionary […]
Reading Frederick Douglass & Celebrating Juneteenth
The Natick Historical Society and Natick is United will co-host a community reading of Frederick Douglass’ 1852 speech, “What to a Slave is the 4th of July?” at 10:30 AM on Natick Common. […]
Broken Promises: Natick in the American Revoluion, 1651 – 1775
Learn about the histories that Natick's Indigenous and Black Soldiers carred with them into the battlefields of the American Revolution. Founded as a Puritan Mission on Nipmuc Homelands in 1651, […]
Natick’s Indigenous Mural: Listen, Learn, and Join the Conversation
Natick's Indigenous Mural: Listen, Learn, and Join the Conversation When: Saturday, October 17, 2:00 PM 3:00 PM Where: Natick Historical Society, 58 Eliot Street Register online Please send news tips, photos, ideas […]
Walnut Hill Walking Tour
Walnut Hill Walking Tour When: Sunday, October 25, 11:00 AM 12:30 PM Meeting Place: Downtown Pedestrian Bridge, 2 South Avenue, Natick, MA 01760 (map) Reserve a free ticket Please send news tips, […]