Coverage of recreational activities for Southborough. Focus on events in town. Additional features on events related to residents or local organizations.
Heritage Day is fast approaching, and excitement is building. All your favorites from last year will make a return this year, including the scarecrow contest, road race, pumpkin lighting, parade, and the pie-eating contest. Read the full article → from Heritage Day events and schedule
A year ago this month, the Beals Preserve — a 55-acre parcel of open space nestled between Main Street and Red Gate and Hickory Lanes — had its grand opening. To celebrate the anniversary, the Southborough Open Land Foundation will host an open house at the property on Saturday. Read the full article → from Open House at the Beals Preserve on Saturday
If you’re training for the annual Heritage Day Road Race, you’ll want to know the route. Read the full article → from Check out the route for the Heritage Day Road Race
Scarecrows will once again grace the lawn of the Community House come Heritage Day thanks to the Southborough Gardeners’ Scarecrows Come to Town Contest. Read the full article → from Scarecrows are coming to town again this year
The 19th annual Falconi Family Golf Tournament will be held this year on Monday, September 20 at Juniper Hill in Northborough. Read the full article → from Sign up for the Falconi Family Memorial Golf Tournament
Heritage Day, Southborough’s annual fall festival will be held this year on Monday, October 11. Like last year you can expect a parade and vendors galore. The annual Heritage Day Road Race sponsored by Southborough Rotary will take place on October 10, and the Southborough Gardeners will again this year host a scarecrow contest. Read the full article → from Save the date: Heritage Day is October 11
Every year the Southborough Recreation Department offers a range of classes and programs for all ages. Read the full article → from Register now for fall and winter recreation programs
It takes a village to make Southborough’s annual Summer Nights celebration a success, and the Recreation Department passed along these words of thanks for all those who helped out. Read the full article → from Rec Department says thanks for the Summer Nights
A pair of eyeglasses and a Vera Bradley wristlet were left behind at Summer Nights last night. If they’re yours, you can call the Recreation Department at 508-229-4452 to identify them. Read the full article → from Did you lose something at Summer Nights?
We couldn’t have asked for better weather yesterday for Southborough Summer Nights — perhaps a touch on the warm side, but all the better for ice cream sales and kids enjoying the Bubble Romp. Read the full article → from PHOTOS: Southborough Summer Nights
Here are all the details you’ll need for Summer Nights on Sunday. Read the full article → from Everything you need to know about Summer Nights
If you’ll be driving and parking to attend Summer Nights on Sunday (5:00 pm at Neary School), or if you’ll be dropping off the kids and then picking them up afterward, here’s what you need to know. Read the full article → from Where to park for Summer Nights
Summer Nights 2010 — one of my favorite events of the year — is scheduled to take place on Sunday (rain date is Monday). I’ll be posting more information throughout the week, but here is some to get you started. Read the full article → from Get ready to celebrate Summer Nights on Sunday
The Southborough Recreation department will hold a lottery to give away premiere parking spots and reserved seating for this year’s Summer Nights festival. It’s your chance at worry-free parking and blanket space no matter what time you arrive. Read the full article → from Enter to win premiere parking and seating at Summer Nights