• Natick night at WooSox

    Natick will be taking part in the WooSox town takeover promotion on Friday, May 19 at Polar Park in Worcester. The night is scheduled to include: • WooSox baseball (first pitch against the Philadelphia Phillies’ affiliate (Lehigh Valley Ironpigs) @ 6:45 p.m.) • Pre-game ceremonies (celebrating Natick residents & Natick non-profit orgs) • Post-game Fireworks […]

  • Boston Red Sox history talk with Herb Crehan

    Herb Crehan has been interviewing and writing feature articles on former Red Sox stars for the team’s official program and alumni magazine for 28 seasons. Over the years the question he has been asked most frequently is “What was Ted Williams really like?” or “What is Bill Lee really like?” Fans know the players from […]

  • Dug Pond, Natick, swim lessons registration starts

    Register online

    Registration for Session 3 swim lessons at Dug Pond, located at West Street, Natick, will open on July 19. Classes will run Monday, July 24-Friday, August 4. Lessons for a range of abilities are offered at multiple start times throughout the afternoon. Information here about how to sign up. Dug Pond, Natick

  • Flutie 5K for Autism road race

    The annual Flutie 5K for Autism road race starts and ends at Leonard Morse Hospital on Union Street in Natick. The race starts at 8:30am. Register online for this big fundraiser. Please send news tips, photos, ideas to natickreport@gmail.com If you’d like to contribute $ to support our independent journalism venture, please do….

  • Frosty 5K road race

    Join the Natick High School XC & TF Boosters at the annual Frosty 5K  on Dec. 3 at 9am. This is a town-wide, annual winter race produced entirely by volunteers, including team captains and athletes. Come race and enjoy the morning with music, vendors and raffles.  Prizes to top finishers. The cost is $30 for adults, […]

  • Talk & multimedia presentation on Boston Marathon traditions & lore

    Join author Paul Clerici at Morse Institute Library, 14 East Central St., Natick, on Wed., March 13  at 7 p.m., as he shares stories about the Boston Marathon. He has written extensively on the race in the “Boston Marathon History by the Mile,” “Images of Modern America: The Boston Marathon,” and newly released “Boston Marathon […]

  • Free volleyball clinic at Fay School

    Fay School, 48 Main St., Southborough, MA

    Fay School in Southborough will hold a free volleyball clinic for ages 8-12 on Saturday, Sept. 28, 9am-10am. Registration is required and the clinic is limited to 12 participants. More information here: https://www.fayschool.org/try-it

  • 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

  • Rock & Run at Mile 10—live music and food on Natick Common

    Natick Common

    Join the Natick Center Cultural District on the Natick Common on Marathon Monday, April 21, 2025, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM for face painting and Marathon-themed temporary tattoos, while you make a sign with the Rotary Club of Natick, enjoy a Kona Ice, and listen from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM to the School of Rock […]

  • “All Aboard” for accessible and adaptive cycling program

    11 Mechanic St., Natick, MA

    EVENT: "All Aboard" DATE: Saturday, May 10 TIME: 10am-3pm LOCATION: 11 Mechanic St., Natick DESCRIPTION: The Town of Natick will hold an "All Aboard" accessible and adaptive cycling programs on Saturday, May 10, 10am-3pm. Anyone with a mobility limitation who wants to experience cycling is encouraged to participate. This program is free to riders. REGISTER: […]

  • Farm Fun Run

    Run, saunter, walk or mosey during Natick Community Organic Farm's Fun Run at the Farm, Sunday June 8th, starting at 8:30 AM. Complete 1 or 3 loops of our 1 mile trail, taking you through fields, forest and around the elementary school. Farm animal costumes encouraged but NOT required. $35 adults; $10 kids under 10. […]