World of Wellesley is thrilled to host Michelle Chalmers, author of Liabilities of Whiteness, for an intimate conversation about her new book.

Come dance, dine and donate to support the Metrowest Worker Center Mutual Aid Fund

A No Kings Rally has been organized for this Saturday, October 17, 2026, from 11:00 AM-12:30 PM, on Natick Common near the bus stop.

The organizers encourage all to register to vote to make sure you are able to vote in the upcoming November election. The last day you can register to vote is October 24, 2026.

In-Person Early Voting Period in Natick is Saturday, October 17, 2026 – Friday, October 30, 2026 at Morse Institute Library (14 East Central St)

Harvest Moon and Creator Praise Celebration of Natick Praying Indians at Shaw Park, 53 Eliot St, a rescheduled celebration in lieu of the powwow that was scheduled for the end of September. natickpowwow.org

Give what you can: Take what you need

This collaborative event is sponsored by GEMS @the Arts, OUT Metrowest, and Natick is United.

You do not need to donate in order to take clothing.

Donation Guidelines:

• Clean, folded clothing, fall/Winter preferred

• Halloween Costumes

Celebrate Natick’s 375th with an afternoon of old-fashioned fall fun—and stay for a movie under the stars!

Join us at Shaw Park on Saturday, October 3, for the Oldtown Fall Fair. From 4–6 PM, step back in time with old-fashioned games like sticks and hoops, quoits, dig for treasure in the hay, explore local history, enjoy music, and more.

Then at 6 PM, Natick Recreation & Parks joins the fun for an outdoor screening of The Goonies! Bring a blanket or lawn chair, get comfortable, and settle in for a classic adventure under the stars.

This community celebration is part of Natick’s 375th anniversary and is presented with the help of our wonderful community partners.

Annual Harvest Moon and Creator Praise Celebration
Hosted by the Massachusett Natick Praying Indians

Singing, dancing, storytelling, flute, food and more

Host Drum: Generations Drum

IT STARTS WITH HELLO!

Join the Spark Kindness Team pop-up at the Farmer's Market on the Natick Common for Cocoa & Connection! This Belonging Event is in celebration with Good Neighbor Day, a statewide initiative in Massachusetts promoting community connections and combating social isolation.

A Natick tradition that highlights the work of the service organizations and volunteers that make the Town of Natick such a great place to live, work, and play.

An unflinching look at addiction and recovery as seen through the eyes of four women. Christine fights to regain custody of her children. Created by local film maker and NHS teacher Lisa Olivieri.

Whether you have been with us since February 2025, joined us once or twice, or have never attended, this is an open invitation to come be part of the work. 

Join us for an uplifting evening of Queer Joy—a community celebration of queerness, self-expression, and love in all its forms. This family-friendly event is a fundraiser for OUT MetroWest, supporting LGBTQ+ youth and programs in our area. Enjoy Drag Bingo with the Legendary Phoenix, crafts, music and light snacks in a space where everyone is welcome—families, allies, and all identities. Come celebrate, connect, and help us lift up LGBTQ+ voices! Please register in advance.

Hosted by Natick Is United & Qmmunity

The diversity and cultures of the community will be highlighted when The Natick Center Cultural District hosts Multicultural Day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 22 on the Natick Common.

Visitors can explore a variety of cultural booths for fun activities and educational opportunities.

Listen to a panel of attorneys and advocates working on the front lines of immigrant rights to help understand what's really happening — and, just as importantly, what we can do about it. This isn't just a discussion; it's a call to action with concrete, specific steps for how each of us can help.

Enjoy a Pride Hike at the Mass Audubon Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary. Signup for this event is required.

Enjoy a fantastic evening of food, shopping, and family-friendly entertainment in the vibrant Natick Center Cultural District.

Sue Horowitz & Eric Kilburn are raising their voices to raise much-needed funds to support our immigrant neighbors with a double album release concert. All proceeds go to Casa (Metrowest Worker Center). Enjoy an evening of heart-stirring, thought-provoking, toe-tapping music and fund critical services for MetroWest immigrant families.  

Join other community members to develop strategies to help the most vulnerable in our community. Registration is requested. All are welcome!

Hosted by Natick Is United

Join in the kick off of OUT ART, featuring 10 queer artists. On view throughout June and July at The Frame Shop in Natick.

Join us at the Wayland Museum for a discussion of this rare and moving window into LGBTQ history.

MOVED TO SATURDAY, JUNE 6

Celebrate kindness and connect with family, neighbors and friends with free activities, crafts, music, and refreshments this June in Natick! All are welcome!

Hosted by Spark Kindness

Local voices along with award-winning storytellers share their truth with brief, true-life, transformative stories.

Join Out metrowest for this intentional community PRIDE event.