More information https://www.framingham.edu/academics/registrar/academic-calendar-2025-2026

Weather permitting Go to NESciTech.org/telescope for details Join us for stargazing at our public telescope nights. On a typical evening we will turn our telescopes toward the moon, planets, stars, space station, and other objects in the night sky. This event is free and open to the public on many Friday evenings, some ...

More information https://www.framingham.edu/academics/registrar/academic-calendar-2025-2026

Every Saturday 9am-1pm. Open year-round. Natick Common May-September, Common Street October, and Common Street Spirituality Center November-April For weekly vendor listing, please visit www.natickfarmersmarket.org

Weather permitting Go to NESciTech.org/telescope for details Join us for stargazing at our public telescope nights. On a typical evening we will turn our telescopes toward the moon, planets, stars, space station, and other objects in the night sky. This event is free and open to the public on many Friday evenings, some ...

See keefeatnight.org for in-person, hybrid, and virtual classes in many subjects including GED, ESL, International Languages, EMT, and many others.

https://www.svtweb.org/ for trail maps

Spring is the perfect time to meander along the many trails at Audubon’s 624-acre Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary at 280 Elliot St., Natick, MA. To cap off your stroll, visit the Nature Center where you can browse the Gateway Camera Club’s photo exhibit. Over thirty striking images of nature and landscapes are ...

Turn the ordinary into the extraordinary! Join us for a hands-on workshop where we’ll upcycle rubber erasers into unique, reusable ink stamps. It’s the perfect way to add a handmade touch to cards, journals, and scrapbooks. Registration guarantees a spot, walk-ins welcome while supplies last. Registration Link: tinyurl.com/MakeItMay2026

We believe the arts are essential to a complete human experience and the creation of a vibrant, healthy community. See the full schedule of performances and screenings: https://tcan.org/events/

This webinar will cover what heat pumps are, how they work, costs and benefits, special considerations for landlords and tenants, and the latest information on state rebates, including dedicated funds for low/moderate income residents. Sponsored by Green Energy Consumers Alliance. RSVP for link. https://www.greenenergyconsumers.org/event/heatpumpsrenterslandlordsandhomeowners?utm_source=energizeframingham.beehiiv.com&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=may-2026&_bhlid=77c1100f95d8194f6bdc34252626ee685e1386b3

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Inspiring Creativity & Building Community Through the Arts See our calendar of events: https://www.hopartscenter.org/events

Every Saturday 9am-1pm. Open year-round. Natick Common May-September, Common Street October, and Common Street Spirituality Center November-April For weekly vendor listing, please visit www.natickfarmersmarket.org

Students present their chosen climate projects to the public — becoming educators and change agents in their communities. After viewing their projects, stop by Energize Framingham’s table!

The Museum is excited to launch Tracing Liberty: History Talks & Nature Walks with the Town of Wayland. Celebrating 250 years of American spirit, this series uses book discussions (Zoom for those further afield and in-person for locals) on the first Wednesday of each month followed by an end of ...

The Natick Garden Club invites all interested parties to our annual PLANT SALE. Doors open 10 am – 2 pm, Sunday, May 31, 2026. 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 ...

Climb aboard construction, service and emergency vehicles from local individuals, businesses and the Town of Hopkinton! Feast on food from 12 local food trucks!! ______________________________ Date: Sunday, May 31st, 2026 Time: 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Location: Hopkinton High School Parking Lot ***RAIN OR SHINE!*** This event has something for kids of all ages! Tickets: $8 for an ...

Learn about the American Revolution through the life of someone who was living on the fringes of society, struggling to make ends meet. Jane Mecom was born in Boston in 1712 and experienced the changing political climate while enduring turmoil in her personal life, including living in poverty, her husband’s ...

Interactive history and book talk, sponsored by Sudbury 250. With Truman State University Emeritus Professor of History, Daniel Mandell