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Please join Keep Natick Beautiful for a pre-marathon cleanup. Pickers, and safety vests will be provided. Wear old clothing, sneakers, long pants, long-sleeve shirt, bring a water bottle, and gloves (if you have them).
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Join the Natick Net Zero Committee and code experts from the MA Department of Energy Resources and Mass Save for an overview of the Specialized Energy Code, which is being considered for adoption by Spring Town Meeting. Ample time for Q&A and a review of available incentives and upcoming training opportunities will also be provided. […] |
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Community Shredding Event: Seniors Shred for Free! April 20, 9 AM - 12 PM NHS Football Field Parking Lot Natick seniors are invited to shred up to 5 boxes or bags of sensitive documents at no cost, at the DPW's spring paper shredding event. All paper will be shredded by ProShred, a professional shredding company […] |
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Come celebrate Earth Day with Skybokx's delicious food & drink, and live performances from local musicians and DJs. We'll also have a talk from pollination ecologist, Dr. Katie Burns, "the Joyful Ecologist." Featuring: - Modern Crocodiles - Jay & Dylan from the band Papercage- Butterflyy Catcher This is a fundraiser for EcoNatick.org! If you are able, […] |
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Take a self-guided tour of the Natick Community Organic Farm! All ages are welcome to walk around and visit the animals and plants. ACCESSIBILITY: Uneven ground and walking paths. PARKING: There is plenty of parking on-site. Please follow signs for head-in versus parallel parking. WEATHER: Open rain or shine. Consider wearing sturdy shoes that can […] 
Stop by to tour a beautiful home garden in Natick Center - and perhaps get some ideas for your own garden! This will not be a guided tour. This home is in town center, and the activity will be open for visitors from 10 am - 5 pm on both Saturday and Sunday. ACCESS & […] 
Come visit some pet ducks and learn about the care they need! This home is two blocks from town center, and the activity will be open for visitors from 11 am - 2 pm on both Saturday and Sunday. ACCESS & ACCESSIBILITY: Not accessible to wheelchairs WEATHER: The event will be held rain or shine.
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Quick drive-through! Bring your clothes and textiles not fit for reuse including bedding, towels and shoes. (think "pink bag" items). RAIN OR SHINE. Sponsored by Fisk Church-United Women in Faith - All of the income will go back into the community.
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This is for Natick Residents only and tickets must be purchased in advance from the Health Department. Please visit this webpage for more information or call the Health Department office at (508) 647-6460 if you have any questions.
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Our Theme: "MAKE A SHIFT, GIVE THE EARTH A GIFT!" SPECIAL EVENT - WARMING STRIPES BANNER (details here) visits Natick Town Common at 11:00am!Bring a noisemaker and join the parade! Explore the tables, 9:00am to 1:00pm.Pick up a PASSPORT at any table, and collect a sticker for your passport at each table you visit.Win a […]
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Pick up some local produce and products at the Natick Farmers Market, organized by Natick Center Cultural District! Visit www.natickfarmersmarket.org for updates and a list of vendors. ACCESSIBILITY: No elevator for lower level. WEATHER: This event will take place rain or shine.
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Celebrate Earth Day by recycling a book to make a super cute book hedgehog! The kit will come with a book and all supplies to personalize your hedgie!This is a Take N' Make project. Kits will be available to pick up at the first floor desk on Saturday, April 27th. Kits will be held at […]
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Clean out your medicine cabinets and safely dispose of prescription drugs that have expired or that you no longer need. Drive up behind the Police Station.
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Bring your gardening questions to the "Ask A Master Gardener" Booth on the grounds of the Bacon Free Library. ACCESS & ACCESSIBILITY: There is some uneven ground. Parking is available on Mill Street WEATHER: This event will be held "rain or shine."
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Come build with us! Kids ages 4+ with a grown-up partner can drop by April 27th from 10:00-11:30 am and create with us to celebrate Earth Day! ACCESS & ACCESSIBILITY: This is an accessible event. WEATHER: The event will be held rain or shine.
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Bring your extra seedlings to swap with others! Did you grow or purchase 6 seedlings of a variety, but only really want 2? Bring the other 4 to swap! The Seed Lending Library will also be available if you would like to take home some seeds to grow. In addition, an Ask a Master Gardener […]
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A Buyer's Guide to Environmentally Friendly Cars - Hybrid, Electric, and Plug-in HybridCome to the church entrance off the parking lot at the corner of Rts 27 & 135, handicapped accessible. Open to all, free. Looking for an Environmentally Friendly Car? Join us for this 20-minute presentation followed by Q&A with various (EV, PHEV, Hybrid) […]
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Enjoy a leisurely Shabbat morning walk, an invitation to slow down and spend time outdoors connecting to the woods and meadows, streams and rivers, sky and birds. Join Rabbi Katy Allen on a springtime walk and take time to consider themes of freedom as we near the end of Passover. This event is welcoming for […] |
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Celebrate compassion for the Earth and each other through delicious food! Whether you’re a seasoned vegan chef or simply curious about plant-based cuisine, we invite you to be part of this wonderful event. Eating less meat is one of the MOST IMPACTFUL ways to reduce our contribution to the carbon emissions that are causing climate […]
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Discover signs of early spring at the Hunnewell Town Forest with Trails and Forest Stewardship (TaFS) Committee member Lisa Standley. We'll hike some of the trails, and look for birds, early plants, wood frogs, and other signs of early spring, as well as look at evidence of the Town Forest beavers. Binoculars might be handy! […]
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Shows at 10am, 11am, 12noon, and 1pm. Space is very limited and registration is required. Appropriate for ages 8+.RESERVATIONS : https://nescitech.org/earthday Visit New England Sci-Tech and watch "LOSING THE DARK," free for the public, a multimedia show followed by a live star show in our inflatable planetarium. Learn about constellations and the Milky Way. Examine […]
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Join your neighbors for a leisurely paced all-ages bicycle ride around West Natick! Young riders, kids in bike seats, and new riders encouraged. The ride will last approximately 30-45 minutes, will be almost entirely flat, and will wind through the quiet side streets of West Natick, starting and ending at Cole Center. We will practice […]
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A walk to observe some of Natick's spactacular and unsung trees - with discussion and general appreciation for often unnoticed beauty in our midst. We will be crossing roads and may need to walk in the road where there may not be a sidewalk - but mostly on quiet side streets. We will be looking […]
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Talk with multiple townhome owners who chose to install solar panels when the HOA allowed it in 2022. To reserve your spot, please text your first and last name to 781-883-0979. Look for text reply from Rick with specifics about your visit (no pets, children welcome if quiet and under supervision of parent at all […]
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Aquaponics Lab Showcase: Join us at John F. Kennedy Middle School for an exciting showcase of our Aquaponics Lab! We will be showcasing our thriving symbiotic system of vegetation and fish on the 4th floor. Throughout the year, our 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students have been delving into the world of sustainable agriculture, experimenting with […]
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Natick Climate Resilient Charles River Parks Improvements Project Self Guided Walking Tour, Vision, and Concept Dialogue This self-guided interactive site walk event for the Climate Resilient Charles River Parks Improvements Project will be an opportunity for the community to share their vision for the parks now and in the future, have a dialogue about park history, […]
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Connect and serve with SPARK Kindness, Keep Natick Beautiful, Natick AMVETS Post 79, and the Natick Rotary Club at our community clean-up to improve the natural environment along the Cochituate Rail Trail in the area of AMVETS, from Rt. 9 to Rt. 30. Help with trail and shoreline clean-up! Connect with neighbors, enjoy nature, and […]
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Water quality and water supply issues are frequently in the news locally, state-wide, and nationally. How much do you know about where Natick's water comes from? Join a local hydrogeologist for a 2.5-mile walk (round trip) along the Cochituate Rail Trail and learn about the aquifers that supply our water system, as well as ways we […]
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Our home landscapes can be beautiful and also serve as valuable parts of the ecosystem, if we manage them with nature in mind. Native Plant Trust's new CEO, Tim Johnson, recently used the phrase "bio-productive gardens" to describe home landscapes managed in a way “so that everything that flows through them, from rainwater to birds, […] |
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TCAN is thrilled to be presenting the highly anticipated documentary Common Ground as part of the Natick Earth Day celebrations on Wednesday May 1 from 7:30pm in the TCAN Screening Room. Common Ground is the sequel to the phenomenally successful documentary, Kiss The Ground which touched over 1 billion people globally and inspired the United States Department of […]
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What do you love or appreciate about our earth? Natick 2nd graders created art to share their answer to this question, and you can find their artwork posted in businesses throughout Natick. Take some time this weekend to stroll by business windows and be inspired by these young artists and their love for our planet. […] |
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