Visit the Westborough Farmer’s Market on Thursdays 2:30-6:30 all summer long at Bay State Commons! Fresh, local produce, breads, pastries, craft drinks, artisan goods, and more! Brought to you by the Rotary Club of Westborough. Camera and edit by intern Lucas Vedana.
Westborough Historical Society members Susan Lippitt and Leslie Leslie perform a selection of historical letters written by John & Abigail Adams.
Hosts Allen and Lisa sit down with Kristin Bradley and Mr. Maize from the Westborough Farmers Market. First Farmers Market of the year is June 11, 2026 from 2:30–6:30 at Baystate Commons. Then Westborough Connects came to tell us all about their new location and all the amazing things Connects does to bring our community […]
Westborough Connects organized their annual Unplugs Week starting on May 3rd. The event encourages residents to take time away from their electronic devices and come together as a community through a wide variety of local events. Thank you to all the businesses, volunteers, and residents that participated!
The Westborough Community Chorus presents ‘Icons and Legends’ a local concert covering the pop hits from 1950s to today. The performance took place at Gibbons Middle School on May 2nd and 3rd.
The Westborough Lions Club hosted another successful Rubber Duck Derby on 5/2/26 – watch the exciting race here! For more on the Westborough Lions Club, visit their website at www.westboroughlionsclub.org
Paul McGrath and Anand Datta sit down to talk about the Westborough Rotary Club plans for a peace pole added to Bay State Commons. Rotary Club of Westborough Proposes “Beacon of Peace” for Bay State Commons The Rotary Club of Westborough is pleased to announce a proposal to install a Peace Pole at Bay State […]
On May 2nd the Westborough Civic Club hosted their 18th Annual Fishing Challenge at Minute Man Park (Sandra Pond). Families, friends, and fishing fans gathered for day of friendly competition and outdoor fun, making it another successful year for the Fishing Challenge.
In this program, “Remember the Ladies: The Letters of Abigail Adams,” presenter Sue Lippitt brings to life the words of Abigail Adams, offering a vivid window into daily life during the American Revolutionary War. Through carefully selected letters exchanged with her husband, John Adams, we hear firsthand accounts of:• The tension and fear surrounding the […]
Historian and colonial printer Gary Gregory discusses how revolutionary Boston’s Committee of Safety and the Provincial Congress alerted the people in rural MA towns to plan and create a revolution against British rule.