Natick Farmers Market

The Natick Farmers Market is a year-round program of the Natick Center Cultural District and is open every Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm. Visit natickfarmersmarket.org for current location and vendors. Spring and SummerNatick Town CommonThe intersection of Routes 27 and 13......More

The Natick Farmers Market is a year-round program of the Natick Center Cultural District and is open every Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm. Visit natickfarmersmarket.org for current location and vendors. Spring and SummerNatick Town CommonThe intersection of Routes 27 and 135Natick Fall and WinterCommon Street Spiritual Center13 Common StreetNatick

Natick Common

Boston Ballet School's Professional Division at Walnut Hill Presents: Next Generation

Next Generation is the annual performance that empowers talented young dancers to reach for the stars. Featuring students of Boston Ballet School’s Professional Division at Walnut Hill School for the Arts, this is a performance of exceptional dance, showcasing rising ta......More

Next Generation is the annual performance that empowers talented young dancers to reach for the stars. Featuring students of Boston Ballet School’s Professional Division at Walnut Hill School for the Arts, this is a performance of exceptional dance, showcasing rising talent in the dance world. These young dancers represent the next generation of talent, as they aspire to careers in professional dance companies. Tickets will go on sale later this spring, and will be available at walnuthillschool.ludus.com.

Walnut Hill School for the Arts, Keiter Center, 146 Bacon St, Natick, MA, 01760, United States

Boston Ballet School's Professional Division at Walnut Hill Presents: Next Generation

Next Generation is the annual performance that empowers talented young dancers to reach for the stars. Featuring students of Boston Ballet School’s Professional Division at Walnut Hill School for the Arts, this is a performance of exceptional dance, showcasing rising ta......More

Next Generation is the annual performance that empowers talented young dancers to reach for the stars. Featuring students of Boston Ballet School’s Professional Division at Walnut Hill School for the Arts, this is a performance of exceptional dance, showcasing rising talent in the dance world. These young dancers represent the next generation of talent, as they aspire to careers in professional dance companies. Tickets will go on sale later this spring, and will be available at walnuthillschool.ludus.com.

Walnut Hill School for the Arts, Keiter Center, 146 Bacon St, Natick, MA, 01760, United States

Eric Hutchinson

For the past decade, Eric Hutchinson has been mastering the art of his unique, personal songwriting while exploring diverse musical genres like pop, soul, Americana, folk, alt-rock, and jazz. Now, the platinum-selling singer-songwriter is releasing CLIFF NOTES – The Bes......More

For the past decade, Eric Hutchinson has been mastering the art of his unique, personal songwriting while exploring diverse musical genres like pop, soul, Americana, folk, alt-rock, and jazz. Now, the platinum-selling singer-songwriter is releasing CLIFF NOTES – The Best of 2014-2024 – an essential collection of Hutchinson’s ever-evolving discography. Pulling from fan-favorite albums including Pure Fiction, Easy Street, and Sing Along!, the new double-disc vinyl release showcases all the varied and dynamic music Eric has spent the past ten years exploring. To celebrate his new Best Of release, Eric is hitting the road in 2024 to perform all his most popular songs from the past ten years – pop anthems like Tell The World, A Little More, and Dear Me, as well as cult-classics like Forget About Joni. In addition to playing his more recent hits, Eric will also be sprinkling in songs from his landmark album Sounds Like This, including his instant-classics Ok, It’s Alright with Me and Rock & Roll. Visit: erichutchinson.com

The Center for Arts in Natick (TCAN), 14 Summer Street, Natick, MA, 01760, United States

Natick Garden Club Plant Sale 2025

The Natick Garden Club invites all interested parties to our annual PLANT SALE. Doors open 10 am – 2 pm, Sunday, June 1, 2025. Rain or shine, as the event is held indoors at the Natick Community-Senior Center, 117 East Central St., Natick, MA. The sale is our major fund......More

The Natick Garden Club invites all interested parties to our annual PLANT SALE. Doors open 10 am – 2 pm, Sunday, June 1, 2025. Rain or shine, as the event is held indoors at the Natick Community-Senior Center, 117 East Central St., Natick, MA. The sale is our major fundraiser for the year. We offer a variety of plants that have been proven to grow successfully in our sometimes challenging weather conditions. Most of the plants are perennials from members’ gardens, and are labeled for bloom time and season, height, spacing needed, and sun and moisture requirements. We promote native plants as well, meaning they are native to our area, and tolerant of drought conditions and excellent at providing habitat for good insects and birds. There will be a sizable houseplant section this year, thanks in part to an in-kind estate gift. As always raffle tickets for a variety of items will be available and you need not be present to win. All proceeds from the sale fund the Natick Garden Club, a group devoted to civic beautification and service in the Natick community. Cash, check and credit card accepted. For more information please visit us at http://www.natickgardenclub.org/ or find us on Facebook or Instagram. Info on our club:Our mission is to promote a positive educational environment for sharing gardening, horticultural, and conservation information and to encourage civic planting, beautification, and service in the Natick community. Organized in 1998 by three women, the Natick Garden Club currently has over 100 members. Members represent a range of ages, genders, and gardening acumen. All have a passion to learn, share, and volunteer in service to their garden club. The NGC has evening meetings September through May at Morse Library featuring a keynote speaker, with time for socialization and NGC business at the start. We have deep roots in Natick although draw members from several communities, and can be found around town in a variety of capacities throughout the year. The plant sale is our main fundraiser.

Natick Community – Senior Center

Virtual: Death in the National Parks with Author Randi Minetor

Why do some people lose their lives in America’s national parks? Randi Minetor, author of seven books in the nonfiction Death in the National Parks series, will explore the fatal mistakes people make when they venture into unfamiliar wilderness. Some forget critical ste......More

Why do some people lose their lives in America’s national parks? Randi Minetor, author of seven books in the nonfiction Death in the National Parks series, will explore the fatal mistakes people make when they venture into unfamiliar wilderness. Some forget critical steps in their preparation, forging off into wild lands far too challenging for their level of experience. Some refuse advice, ignoring warnings from rangers and more seasoned adventurers. Others are simply in the wrong place at the wrong time, becoming victims of a lightning strike or a falling rock—or ravenous grizzly bears. And some fall prey to human predators. Randi will share highlights of her in-depth research and what it reveals about the people who perish in the parks. Most importantly, she will provide tips on how to avoid your own disaster in a national park. Be ready for your summer vacation plans with this pertinent and, probably, humorous presentation! This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Ashland Public Library and is in collaboration with the Bacon Free Library and the Chelmsford, Groton, and Tewksbury Libraries and is in partnership with a multitude of MA & NH libraries.   Please register here for the Zoom link.    About the AuthorBorn and raised in Rochester, NY, Randi Minetor discovered the backcountry wonders of America’s national parks in 1992 with her husband, photographer/lighting designer Nic Minetor. That first trip changed her life, and by 2000, the Minetors had pledged to see all 391 (now 429) national parks in their lifetimes. They found a way to subsidize this passion in 2006, when they began writing and photographing books on the parks for The Globe Pequot Press (now Rowman & Littlefield). Today Randi has written more than 90 books, including seven books in the nonfiction Death in the National Parks series, ten hiking guides in New York State, several bird-finding guides, and even reference books on health topics. To date, they have visited 354 national parks. In addition, Nic’s photography appears in eight Quick Reference Guides to the Birds, Trees, and Wildflowers of New York City and New York State, and The Trees and Wildflowers of the Mid-Atlantic States. The Minetors live in Rochester, NY.   Note: This program will be recorded and a link will be sent to all registrants soon after the program. It will be available on YouTube for one month.

Art Exhibit: Maps of Natick

Stop by the Bacon Free Library to view a selection of Natick Historical Society’s maps of Natick, on display May 21st to June 30th.  These fascinating reproductions show the streets, properties, and bodies of water of Natick, while some also display sketches of trees & ......More

Stop by the Bacon Free Library to view a selection of Natick Historical Society’s maps of Natick, on display May 21st to June 30th.  These fascinating reproductions show the streets, properties, and bodies of water of Natick, while some also display sketches of trees & buildings, and in one case, the handwritten names of property owners.  Among the historic gems are: an 1830 land survey of Bigelow Millsan 1887 map of Cochituatean 1887 rendering of South Natick including sketches of noteworthy buildingsa map of Felchville, circa 1908an illustrated map reproduced in 1976 by Natick Five Cents Savings Bank for the Town of Natick Bicentennial CommitteeThese maps are available for viewing and for sale year round in the Natick History Museum.  For more information, visit www.natickhistoricalsociety.org

Bacon Free Library – 58 Eliot Street Natick, MA 01760 United States

Walnut Hill Freshman/Sophomore Theater Revue

Join us in the Keiter Center and support our Theater Department Freshmen and Sophomores as they perform a delightful revue! Admission is free and no tickets are required. The Theater Department at Walnut Hill offers a comprehensive program designed to engage passionate,......More

Join us in the Keiter Center and support our Theater Department Freshmen and Sophomores as they perform a delightful revue! Admission is free and no tickets are required. The Theater Department at Walnut Hill offers a comprehensive program designed to engage passionate, dedicated, and curious young artists. Our approach is Stanislavsky-based and actor-centric. This intensive training of the mind, body, and voice develops an actor who communicates an honest, compelling story through the use of text, movement, and song. Through studio work, performance opportunities, and one-on-one coaching, student artists develop the professional skills and attitudes needed to excel in university or conservatory training.

Walnut Hill School for the Arts, Keiter Center, 146 Bacon St, Natick, MA, 01760, United States

TCAN Players: And Then There Were None

The TCAN Players return with Agatha Christie’s masterwork of suspense, And Then There Were None – where ten strangers are summoned to a remote island—and justice waits in the shadows. Ten strangers, each harboring a dark secret, are lured to a secluded island estate und......More

The TCAN Players return with Agatha Christie’s masterwork of suspense, And Then There Were None – where ten strangers are summoned to a remote island—and justice waits in the shadows. Ten strangers, each harboring a dark secret, are lured to a secluded island estate under false pretenses. Their mysterious hosts are nowhere to be found—only a chilling recording accuses each guest of a terrible crime. Then, one by one, the guests begin to die, their fates eerily mirroring the verses of a sinister nursery rhyme displayed in the house. With the island cut off by a storm, suspicion grows as the survivors struggle to understand the method behind the madness. Is the killer among them? Or is there someone—or something—else pulling the strings? Christie’s most celebrated and harrowing whodunit is the world’s best-selling mystery and one of the best-selling books of all time. The plot unfolds with taut pacing, sharp dialogue, and an atmosphere thick with dread, exploring themes of morality, retribution, and the human psyche under pressure. Its surprise ending, considered one of the greatest in crime fiction, will leave audiences breathless. Prepare for a night of riveting theatre that proves no sin goes unpunished… and no one is beyond suspicion. Directed by Paul DixonProduced by Jeannie Baycroft and Richard Mandel CASTMr. Rogers – Lou Fuoco (Cambridge)Mrs. Rogers – Susan Diller (Brookline)Vera Claythorne – Laura DeCesare (Arlington)Philip Lombard – Eric Cheung (Boston)Anthony Marston – Sam Deans (Marlborough)William Blore – Dan Henderson (Needham)General MacKenzie – Mark Adams (Norwood)Emily Brent – Pamela Schweppe (Maynard)Justice Wargrave – Julian Willard (Marlborough)Dr. Armstrong – Bill Novakowski (Ashland) PERFORMANCES Friday, June 6, 2025 | 7:30pmSaturday, June 7, 2025 | 7:30pmSunday, June 8, 2025 | 2:00pmThursday, June 12, 2025 | 7:30pmFriday, June 13, 2025 | 7:30pmSaturday, June 14, 2025 | 7:30pmSunday, June 15, 2025 | 2:00pm

The Center for Arts in Natick (TCAN), 14 Summer Street, Natick, MA, 01760, United States

Natick Farmers Market

The Natick Farmers Market is a year-round program of the Natick Center Cultural District and is open every Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm. Visit natickfarmersmarket.org for current location and vendors. Spring and SummerNatick Town CommonThe intersection of Routes 27 and 13......More

The Natick Farmers Market is a year-round program of the Natick Center Cultural District and is open every Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm. Visit natickfarmersmarket.org for current location and vendors. Spring and SummerNatick Town CommonThe intersection of Routes 27 and 135Natick Fall and WinterCommon Street Spiritual Center13 Common StreetNatick

Natick Common

Circus Tots Class

Kids can take their first steps into the magical world of circus with this class from our neighbors at Eastern Acrobatics! Kids ages 3-6 will learn some simple and fun circus skills outdoors on the BFL lawn. Registration is required for each child attending.

Bacon Free Library – 58 Eliot Street Natick, MA 01760 United States

Juggling Class for Kids

Kids will learn some basic juggling skills in this fun outdoor class from our neighbors at Eastern Acrobatics! Geared toward kids ages 7 and up. Registration is required.

Bacon Free Library – 58 Eliot Street Natick, MA 01760 United States

Juggling Class for Adults

Learn some basic juggling skills in this fun outdoor class from our neighbors at Eastern Acrobatics! This session is for adults. Registration is required.

Bacon Free Library – 58 Eliot Street Natick, MA 01760 United States