Coverage of recreational activities for Southborough. Focus on events in town. Additional features on events related to residents or local organizations.
Lots of residents braved the cold on Saturday to celebrate the opening of the Community Skating Rink in Fayville. Chris Wraight took these photos of the festivities. Read the full article → from Grand opening of the Community Skating Rink
If you haven’t made it out to the new skating rink at Fayville Field yet – or even if you have – Saturday will be a good day for a visit. The Friends of Southborough Recreation will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony and skating party to officially open the new community rink. Read the full article → from Reminder: Skating party on Saturday
Now that temperatures have dipped back down below freezing, the new ice rink at Fayville Field is open for skating. Here’s the schedule. Read the full article → from Fayville ice rink open for skating
So many of you have been excited about the new ice rink at Fayville Field. I couldn’t agree more. According to the Recreation Department, the rink should be open next week. Read the full article → from The latest on the skating rink in Fayville
Registration for Southborough Youth Baseball and Softball’s spring 2010 season is now open. Programs are available to boys and girls ages 5 to 16. Read the full article → from Sign up for youth baseball and softball
If you’ve driven down Central Street in the past few days, you might have notice a new addition to Fayville Field.
The Southborough Recreation Department along with the Friends of Southborough Recreation are building a new skating rink at the park. The structure is up, but there’s no ice just yet. That’s coming soon. Read the full article → from Coming soon! A skating rink in Southborough
Registration for the winter session of Southborough’s popular Recreation After-school Program (RAP) opens today. Programs in sports, games, crafts, and more are offered at Finn, Woodward, Neary, and Trottier. Read the full article → from Winter RAP registration opens today
The Senior Center has a number of holiday events coming up. Here’s a recap. You can find all the details on the Senior Center website (www.southboroughseniors.com). Read the full article → from Holidays at the Senior Center
It was a great turnout for the third annual Gobble Wobble yesterday. Nearly 600 runners and walkers participated. Keep reading for the race results and lots of photos. Read the full article → from Results and photos from the Gobble Wobble
Most of the hardscaping in the new Triangle park at the corner of Southville and Cordaville Roads is in place as the first phase of work nears completion. Keep reading for photos and a progress report. Read the full article → from Initial phase of the Triangle Park nears completion
The St. Mark’s ice rink will be open for public skating this weekend. There are times for both free skate and for those who want to brush up on their hockey skills. Note that sticks/pucks are not allowed during the open skate times. Keep reading for the schedule. Read the full article → from St. Mark’s open for skating this weekend
The third annual Gobble Wobble will be held next week on Thanksgiving morning, and organizers are asking race participants to do a little extra giving of thanks. Whether running, walking, or wobbling, participants are encouraged to bring a personal care or food item to send to troops overseas. For each item donated, you’ll get a Read the full article → from Walk, run, or wobble … and help out the troops
Recreation Director Doreen Ferguson says registrations for the annual Thanksgiving Day Gobble Wobble are “pouring in,” but there’s still room for more. For the third annual Gobble Wobble, there will be a 5K race, a 2-mile walk, and a fun run for the kids. It all happens on Thanksgiving morning, November 26, starting at 8:30 Read the full article → from There’s still time to sign up for the Gobble Wobble