Natick Farmers Market
2026-05-02 09:00 - 13:00, 2026-05-09 09:00 - 13:00, 2026-05-16 09:00 - 13:00, 2026-05-23 09:00 - 13:00, 2026-05-30 09:00 - 13:00, 2026-06-06 09:00 - 13:00, 2026-06-13 09:00 - 13:00, 2026-06-20 09:00 - 13:00 (America/New_York) and 14 more dates | Natick Common
The Natick Farmers Market is a year-round program of the Natick Center Cultural District and is open every Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm.

Visit natickfarmersmarket.org for current location and vendors.
Spring and Summer
Natick Town Common
The intersection of Routes 27 and 135
Natick

Fall and Winter
Common Street Spiritual Center
13 Common Street
Natick

Holi Festival
2026-05-16 14:00 - 16:00 | Middlesex Savings Bank Parking Lot, 6 N Main St, Natick, MA, 01760
You are invited to celebrate the vibrant multi-cultural spirit of our town during the Holi Festival! Holi (pronounced /holi/; Sanskrit: हो ली Holi) is a delightful spring festival that is joyfully celebrated in the Indian subcontinent. It is popularly known as the “festival of colors” or “festival of love.”
Join us for an exciting lineup of activities! You can revel in the festivities with eco-friendly dry powdered colors, while grooving to the lively Bollywood music that our fabulous DJ has in store for you. Enjoy a Bollywood dance lesson while you attend!
The best part? This event is free to attend! However, if you desire more colors or food, you can purchase them on-site.
We cannot wait to see you at the Holi Festival, where we will create wonderful memories together!
Rain Date, May 17 from 2- 4:00 pm.
Location: Middlesex Savings Bank Parking Lot along Rt. 135 & Washington St.

Micro-Gallery 01760 Opening Reception: Aimee Dalrymple
2026-06-02 18:00 - 19:00 | 8 Court Street, Natick MA 01760
Join Public Art Natick for a Micro-Gallery 01760 Opening Reception for Aimee Dalrymple, an artist that works in Monotype prints, collage, and mixed media.
Small bites and beverages will be provided.

Juneteenth
2026-06-20 11:00 - 13:00 | Natick Common
Celebrate Juneteenth in Natick on Natick Common from 11:00 AM– 1:00 PM. There will be delicious food by Mig’s Dogs, fun activities, and musical performances by Drum Nomads, and Izii IsReal & Elita StaRR. We will begin the day with Kadian James, a Caribbean-born Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, speaking on Juneteenth. Visit her website, Freedom Happy Counseling.
All are welcome!
Booths by:
Freedom Happy Counseling
Natick Center Cultural District
Natick for Black Lives Matter MetroWest
Natick is United
Spark Kindness
Learn more about Juneteenth from the National Museum of African American History & Culture.

Natick Nights 2026!: PRIDE
2026-06-25 17:00 - 20:00 | Natick Town Common – Corner of RT135 and RT27
Join us for a fantastic evening of food, shopping, and family-friendly entertainment in the vibrant Natick Center Cultural District. Sponsored by Drink Dion’s Wine Spirits & Market.
Apply to run an activity booth here.
Beer Garden on Common Street: Featuring drinks from Mighty Squirrel, Lookout Farm, and Stateside/Surfside Vodka Teas
and Bloom & Grow Creative with kid’s activities.
On Natick Common:
Featuring:
Musical Guest: Max Klau Band
Balloon Art with Jonah’s Twisters, Face Painting with Imagine That, and booths that support the LGBTQIA+ community, Tumbling, Tightwire and Juggling Performances with Eastern Acrobatics and Circus, a Pride Fashion Show at 6:30 PM with Baylee Bee Boutique and Hedgehog Belly Designs, and a Balloon Photo Booth on the gazebo, made by The Party Sister.
Food from Kona Ice of Framingham/Natick, Say Cheese Food Truck, Wild Fox Pierogies, BAHA Mexican, Good Vines, Kids Connect and Mig’s Dogs.
Booths by:
Aurora Counseling Associates: Join us in celebrating Pride with creativity, connection, and community! We’ll be offering small Pride bracelet-making activities, giving away fun trinkets that celebrate mental health and LGBTQ+ pride, and connecting with members of the community in a welcoming space. We’ll also be raffling off a 60-minute wellness visit as part of our commitment to supporting mental health and self-care for all.
BB’s Trinkets: Handcrafted earrings, fairy house jars, and other trinkets by local queer, Latina artist.
Burning Wheel Yoga: Join us for a free outdoor yoga session with Burning Wheel. An opportunity to move breathe and reset in the heart of the community. All levels welcome no experience necessary. Bring a mat and step into the practice with us.
Citizens Bank
Enchanted Memories Travel: Helping families and travelers create unforgettable vacations with complimentary travel planning services specializing in Disney, cruises, all-inclusive resorts, and more! Stop by to chat travel, get tips, and start planning your next adventure.
Family Promise Metrowest: Family Promise Metrowest works with a wide range of community partners, businesses, faith communities, and individual supporters to address housing insecurity faced by families with children throughout MetroWest. Our programs include shelter for those who are unhoused, stabilization for shelter graduates, and homelessness prevention/shelter diversion for those at imminent risk of becoming unhoused.
First Congregational Church of Natick: First Congregational Church of Natick will be sharing our wide welcome and affirmation of every person. Stop by for some Pride swag!
Friends of Natick Trails: The Friends of Natick Trails will celebrate the opening of the Cochituate Rail Trail/Natick Center MBTA Station connection, and the first million visits to the Natick CRT since 2021. Learn about trails in Natick and opportunities to get involved!
GEO Jewish After School: GEO Jewish Afterschool – Come to our table for Challah Making! All supplies needed to shape a Challah bread will be provided including a vegan dough and pans for taking home. There will also be information for those who wish to learn about our afterschool.
Jenn Garofolo: Natick author and advocate Jenn Garofolo, a voice for mental health and LGBTQIA+ rights, brings her debut memoir, Fighting for Their Lives, to Natick Nights. It traces two separate journeys: a years-long fight for her son’s mental health, and his emergence as a transgender young man. Stop by to say hello and grab a signed copy.
Jewelry by Lisa: Fun, stylish jewelry for women and children to wear with flare
Kidcasso Art Studio: This September, Kidcasso is bringing more than art classes to Natick—we’re creating a space where children feel seen, supported, and inspired through creativity, connection, and community.
Little Sprouts: Little Sprouts is a network of dedicated early educators serving children ages 3 months to 5 years. Through a play-based curriculum and a commitment to sustainable education, we foster healthy development and build strong, responsive relationships in every community we serve.
Maverick Men’s Grooming Center: Today’s version of a classic barbershop — clean, classy, and efficient. Maverick MGC is where old-school craft meets modern precision. Whether you walk through the door at five years old or eighty-five, you leave looking exactly right for the moment that matters.
MF Improv: MF Improv is all about building the mindset around using mistakes to your advantage. Our blend of improv & public speaking trainings are designed to help you leverage mistakes to reach goals faster, bring teams together, and help you move forward in life.
Natick 180: Natick 180 is a local organization that provides support for prevention and treatment for both mental health and substance use. We will have free community resources, interactive activities, and fun giveaways at our booth!
Natick Academy of Performing Arts: Natick Academy of Performing Arts (NAPA) is a non-profit committed to helping performers, of all ages, find a creative outlet in the Boston suburbs. NAPA instructors offer a unique and highly personalized method of learning, creating an environment to nurture, educate, and encourage creative individuals to achieve the highest level of success on and off the stage.
Natick Center Cultural District: Purchase a Community Membership for $25 and receive a gift, pick up a “Natick Pride” rainbow heart pin for free, and we are accepting clothing donations for the Walnut Hill School’s Gender Affirming Closet – clean clothes in teen sizes for any gender identity can be donated to the NCCD booth during Natick Nights.
Natick Health Department: The Natick Health Department will be providing education and resources about ticks.
Natick High School Class of 2028: Stop by our booth at the Class of 2028 Night Fair for fun, prizes, and a chance to spin our giveaway wheel! We’re excited to be part of a great night supporting the community alongside so many amazing local vendors.
Natick is United: We are a town-wide network connecting people through advocacy, education, celebration and conversation to build a vibrant and safe community where we Stand Together and Stand Up for each other.
Natick Service Council: Natick Service Council (NSC) supports Natick neighbors facing economic harship through programs like our food pantry, youth enrichment, career coaching and financial assistance – building a stronger, more compassionate community.
Natick Outdoor Store: Come to our table for some fun outdoor activities and giveaways!
New England Sci-Tech: “Space Science” theme promoting rocketry, electronics, and radio technology for all ages. Hold a rock from outer space and launch a paper rocket as high as you can.
Nicole Celeste Tiger Lilly Jewelry: Everyone loves jewelry young and old come see some old some new
OUT MetroWest: OUT MetroWest offers free programs for LGBTQ+ youth, ages pre-k through 29, to foster connection and queer joy.
PFLAG: LGBTQ pre k to age 26 are supported throughout Metrowest.
Pink Ribbon Jewelry: Pink Ribbon Jewelry is non-profit to help fight breast cancer! Earrings, necklaces, and bracelets are handmade with love to raise money for a cure.
PNC Bank: Relationship Bank that prioritizes connecting with our local communities
QMMUNITY: QMMUNITY is a gathering of LGBTQIA+ neighbors that creates a sense of belonging in a time of uneasiness and uncertainty. QMMUNITY gatherings, which take place in Natick, can be used as a conduit for organizing, fun projects, support, and activism.
ReadyMED Plus: ReadyMED Plus in Natick offers walk-in care 7 days a week, 9am-8pm. Bring your favorite stuffed animal for a checkup at our Teddy Bear Clinic at Natick Nights!
Rose Lawrence: I create and sell paintings. All Proceed are donated to The Jimmy Fund.
Rosebud Reptiles: A fun-filled and educational reptile petting zoo experience featuring snakes, lizards, spiders and more!
Skin Studio: Skin Studio is your local skincare boutique specializing in acne clearing, advanced skin treatments, and hair removal. Stop by our table to play some fun skincare games, learn more about our services, and enter for a chance to win a prize!
Sound & Spirit: Sound & Spirit is a nonprofit, intergenerational choir, welcoming both aspiring and accomplished musicians of all ages. Serving the Metrowest community, the choir presents a wide variety of musical styles, creating joyful performances.
SPARK Kindness: Spark Kindness is on a mission to build a more kind, inclusive, and connected community for all! Stop by to say hi, create love + kindness themed bracelets (FREE craft!), celebrate Pride, and connect with our team—we can’t wait to meet you!
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church: During this season of Pride, what prayer do you have for yourself, your community, or the world? Swing by the St. Paul’s Episcopal Church table for crafts/stickers/buttons, conversation with our warm and welcoming community and a joyful atmosphere of celebrating one another as neighbors!
Standing Up for Natick Students: Standing Up for Natick Students is an informal group of community members, collaborating to provide factual, scientifically backed information to Natick residents in response to a group of “parental rights” activists.
Temple Israel of Natick: Say hello to your neighbors and friends at Temple Israel of Natick, find out how you can get involved, and let the kids enjoy a fun craft while you’re there! Celebrating 80 years of serving the Natick community.
The Center for Arts in Natick (TCAN): Within a historic firehouse built in 1875, TCAN connects hundreds of artists with thousands of patrons each year.
The Katie Cunningham Wave of Hope Foundation: The Katie Cunningham Wave of Hope Foundation will offer face painting for a small donation which helps to fight ovarian cancer!
The Natick Community Organic Farm: The Natick Community Organic Farm will be bringing a Nature Craft activity, suitable for all ages! Stop by and chat about our educational programs, upcoming events, and more!
The Network/La Red: The Network/La Red is a survivor-led, social justice organization that works to end partner abuse in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, kink, polyamorous, and queer communities. Rooted in anti-oppression principles, our work aims to create a world where all people are free from oppression. We strengthen our communities through organizing, education, and the provision of support services.
Thrive Pet Healthcare: Thrive Pet Healthcare is veterinary office offering full‑service care, plus safe and engaging boarding and daycare, gives pets a home‑away‑from‑home while supporting the health and happiness of the community’s four‑legged family members. It’s a place where expert medical care meets fun, comfort, and genuine love for animals.
United Home Experts: United Home Experts is a local, family-owned exterior home remodeling company. Stop by our table to play some fun games and a chance to win a prize!
Villari’s Martial Arts of Natick: Come by and learn fun, simple martial arts skills that boost fitness, reduce stress, and help your whole family live safer, healthier, and happier!

Off the Common:
Public bathrooms are located at Natick Town Hall & the Morse Institute Library.
Planted Collective will be open until 8:00 PM and is offering 15% off a purchase of $50 or more.
Ten Trees Books will be open until 8:00 PM.
Uni-T will be open until 7:00 PM and all jewelry will be 10% off.
Keep checking back for updates!

Natick Nights 2026!: Soccer
2026-07-23 17:00 - 20:00 | Natick Town Common – Corner of RT135 and RT27
Join us for a fantastic evening of food, shopping, and family-friendly entertainment in the vibrant Natick Center Cultural District. Sponsored by Drink Dion’s Wine Spirits & Market.
Apply to run an activity booth here.
Beer Garden on Common Street: Featuring drinks from Jack’s Abby, Lookout Farm, and Stateside/Surfside Vodka Teas
On Natick Common:
Featuring:
Musical Guest: School of Rock House Band
Balloon Art with Jonah’s Twisters, Face Painting with Imagine That, Kid’s Obstacle Course with Obstacle Fitness, a Dance Performance and Lesson with Arthur Murray Dance Studio, and Soccer Activities with Natick Outdoor Store
Food from Kids Connect, Say Cheese Food Truck, Good Vines, Wild Fox Pierogi, BAHA Mexican, and Mig’s Dogs
Booths by:
ABL Fitness: ABL Fitness is an inclusive nonprofit fitness center helping children of all abilities build strength, confidence, and lifelong healthy habits. Visit us to learn about our exciting Kids Ninja Fitness classes and adaptive fitness programs designed to ensure every athlete has the opportunity to succeed.
Arthur Murray Dance Studio: Our mission is to provide the community with a high-quality dance experience, in a nurturing environment. We believe that learning to dance opens doors to improved health, closer relationships with loved ones and produces a greater passion and joy for life!
BB’s Trinkets: Handcrafted earrings, fairy house jars, and other trinkets by local queer, Latina artist.
Best Fit USA: Best Fit USA ensures the best academic, athletic and socio-economic fit for the soccer playing student athlete in your family.
Boston West Veterinary Emergency & Specialty: Established in 2011, Boston West Veterinary Emergency + Specialty is a 24-hour emergency and specialty animal hospital in Natick, serving Framingham, Wellesley, and the surrounding MetroWest communities. We provide compassionate care for dogs and cats, and understand that your pet is part of your family. Our team strives to treat you and your pet with empathy, respect, and the care your bond deserves.
Bridgemind Craft: Tuan Fan carries its own meaning in Chinese culture. The world Tuan means togetherness, wholeness, reunion. People coming together. So you’re not just holding a craft, you’re holding a small symbol of good fortune and connection.
Clark Cards: As a young Bennett-Hemenway entrepreneurs- Clark Cards will sell a variety of sports cards, Minecraft Crafts and Pokémon Cards. We will have a special mystery box for anyone interested and willing to see what they get!
Diana Levine Photographer: Diana Levine is an editorial and advertising photographer. She has photographed covers for Boston Magazine, The Boston Globe Magazine, and more. She owns a local photo studio, where she photographs headshots and family portraits. This year, Diana was awarded Best of Boston® “2026 Best Family Photographer” by Boston Magazine! You can find her work at dianalevine.com and book an appointment at her studio at dianalevine.com/studio
Edward Jones
Enchanted Memories Travel: Helping families and travelers create unforgettable vacations with complimentary travel planning services specializing in Disney, cruises, all-inclusive resorts, and more! Stop by to chat travel, get tips, and start planning your next adventure.
Family Promise Metrowest: Family Promise Metrowest works with a wide range of community partners, businesses, faith communities, and individual supporters to address housing insecurity faced by families with children throughout MetroWest. Our programs include shelter for those who are unhoused, stabilization for shelter graduates, and homelessness prevention/shelter diversion for those at imminent risk of becoming unhoused.
GEO Jewish After School: GEO Jewish Afterschool – Come to our table for Challah Making! All supplies needed to shape a Challah bread will be provided including a vegan dough and pans for taking home. There will also be information for those who wish to learn about our afterschool.
Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts: Come kick it with Girl Scouts! Discover that every great goal begins with courage, confidence, and character.
Inspire Medical Systems: Inspire therapy is the only implantable sleep apnea solution chosen by providers and patients for over a decade
Jewelry by Lisa: Fun, stylish jewelry for women and children to wear with flare
Kidcasso Art Studio: This September, Kidcasso is bringing more than art classes to Natick—we’re creating a space where children feel seen, supported, and inspired through creativity, connection, and community.
Kumon of Natick: Spin the Wheel for fun prizes! Sign Up for a story reading session and a chance to win a special prize if you attend a Parent Orientation.
Little Sprouts: Little Sprouts is a network of dedicated early educators serving children ages 3 months to 5 years. Through a play-based curriculum and a commitment to sustainable education, we foster healthy development and build strong, responsive relationships in every community we serve.
Love, Laugh, and Gather Together: Love, Laugh, and Gather Together is a functional art and home décor vendor featuring handcrafted resin pieces and colorful squishies designed to bring bold, uplifting style into everyday spaces. Each one-of-a-kind piece is made to spark inspiration and add personality to your home.
Massachusetts Department of Transportation: MassDOT will be on site to share information about the Routes 27 and 9 Bridge Replacement and Interchange Improvements project. Stop by to learn more about the project and speak with staff about upcoming work and impacts.
Maverick Men’s Grooming Center: Today’s version of a classic barbershop — clean, classy, and efficient. Maverick MGC is where old-school craft meets modern precision. Whether you walk through the door at five years old or eighty-five, you leave looking exactly right for the moment that matters.
MF Improv: MF Improv is all about building the mindset around using mistakes to your advantage. Our blend of improv & public speaking trainings are designed to help you leverage mistakes to reach goals faster, bring teams together, and help you move forward in life.
Musicologie Ashland: Visit Musicologie Ashland’s instrument petting zoo booth, where you can try out various instruments and learn more about our music school opening in August 2026
Natick 180: Natick 180 is a local organization that provides support for prevention and treatment for both mental health and substance use. We will have free community resources, interactive activities, and fun giveaways at our booth!
Natick Center Cultural District: Purchase a Community Membership for $25 and receive a gift, pick up a “Natick Pride” rainbow heart pin for free, and we are accepting clothing donations for the Walnut Hill School’s Gender Affirming Closet – clean clothes in teen sizes for any gender identity can be donated to the NCCD booth during Natick Nights.
Natick Eye Care: Ready to learn about eyes and win big? Stop by the Natick Eye Care booth to learn all about your vision through fun interactive games and grab some fantastic swag!
Natick Health Department: The Natick Health Department will be providing education and resources about ticks.
Natick High School Class of 2028: Stop by our booth at the Class of 2028 Night Fair for fun, prizes, and a chance to spin our giveaway wheel! We’re excited to be part of a great night supporting the community alongside so many amazing local vendors.
Natick is United: We are a town-wide network connecting people through advocacy, education, celebration and conversation to build a vibrant and safe community where we Stand Together and Stand Up for each other.
Natick Service Council: Natick Service Council (NSC) supports Natick neighbors facing economic harship through programs like our food pantry, youth enrichment, career coaching and financial assistance – building a stronger, more compassionate community.
New England Sci-Tech: “Space Science” theme promoting rocketry, electronics, and radio technology for all ages. Hold a rock from outer space and launch a paper rocket as high as you can.
Nicole Celeste Tiger Lilly Jewelry: Everyone loves jewelry young and old come see some old some new
Pink Ribbon Jewelry: Pink Ribbon Jewelry is non-profit to help fight breast cancer! Earrings, necklaces, and bracelets are handmade with love to raise money for a cure.
PNC Bank: Relationship Bank that prioritizes connecting with our local communities
Primrose School of Natick: Primrose School of Natick is a locally owned and operated, accredited private preschool serving students ages 0-6 years, as well as offering transitional kindergarten and after school programs. Balanced Learning® is our exclusive, time-tested approach. Created from the best early education wisdom, it balances purposeful play with nurturing guidance from teachers to encourage curiosity, creativity, confidence and compassion.
ReadyMED Plus: ReadyMED Plus in Natick offers walk-in care 7 days a week, 9am-8pm. Bring your favorite stuffed animal for a checkup at our Teddy Bear Clinic at Natick Nights!
Rosebud Reptiles: A fun-filled and educational reptile petting zoo experience featuring snakes, lizards, spiders and more!
Skin Studio: Skin Studio is your local skincare boutique specializing in acne clearing, advanced skin treatments, and hair removal. Stop by our table to play some fun skincare games, learn more about our services, and enter for a chance to win a prize!
Sound & Spirit: Sound & Spirit is a nonprofit, intergenerational choir, welcoming both aspiring and accomplished musicians of all ages. Serving the Metrowest community, the choir presents a wide variety of musical styles, creating joyful performances.
SPARK Kindness: Spark Kindness is on a mission to build a more kind, inclusive, and connected community for all! Stop by to say hi, create love + kindness themed bracelets (FREE craft!), and connect with our team—we can’t wait to meet you!
Temple Israel of Natick: Say hello to your neighbors and friends at Temple Israel of Natick, find out how you can get involved, and let the kids enjoy a fun craft while you’re there! Celebrating 80 years of serving the Natick community.
The Center for Arts in Natick (TCAN): Within a historic firehouse built in 1875, TCAN connects hundreds of artists with thousands of patrons each year.
The Hive: The Hive on Main Street in Natick—a community-driven retail collective in the heart of Natick. We give local entrepreneurs the space, support, and visibility they need to grow their businesses and take their next big step.
The Katie Cunningham Wave of Hope Foundation: The Katie Cunningham Wave of Hope Foundation will offer face painting for a small donation which helps to fight ovarian cancer!
The Natick Community Organic Farm: The Natick Community Organic Farm will be bringing a Nature Craft activity, suitable for all ages! Stop by and chat about our educational programs, upcoming events, and more!
Thrive Pet Healthcare: Thrive Pet Healthcare is veterinary office offering full‑service care, plus safe and engaging boarding and daycare, gives pets a home‑away‑from‑home while supporting the health and happiness of the community’s four‑legged family members. It’s a place where expert medical care meets fun, comfort, and genuine love for animals.
Villari’s Martial Arts of Natick: Come by and learn fun, simple martial arts skills that boost fitness, reduce stress, and help your whole family live safer, healthier, and happier!
Vivilicious Chocolates: Just steps from Natick Common, discover Vivilicious Chocolates during Natick Nights—stop in for complimentary chocolate tastings, handcrafted summer specialties, and an unforgettable chocolate experience.
Vumback Orthodontics: Come visit the Vumback Orthodontics booth to meet our team and test your luck on our plinko board! Drop a chip for a chance to win a prize and discover how we create beautiful smiles here in Natick!

Public bathrooms are located at Natick Town Hall & the Morse Institute Library
Keep checking back for updates!

"Mystery at Broadmoor" An Immersive Victorian Mystery Experience
2026-07-30 17:00 - 20:00 | Natick Center Cultural District, 8 Court St., NATICK, MA, 01760, United States
A respected gentleman has vanished after arriving in Broadmoor. You are the detective and you will have the opportunity to question suspicious characters, gather clues from local merchants, and help solve the mystery before nightfall.
The Natick Center Cultural District and Faeguild Wonders invites you to solve “Mystery at Broadmoor,” in Natick Center on Thursday, July 30, 2026, from 5:00-8:00 PM. The evening begins with a short scene on the pedestrian bridge over the Natick Center MBTA Station, then visit each of the participating shops to interact with the live, costumed characters who will give you clues to solve the mystery, and the shops will stamp your train ticket. You do not need to see the short scene on the bridge to solve the mystery, and the story is set up so that you can begin at any participating shop.
Complete your train ticket to be entered into a grand prize drawing!
The participating shops are:
Five Crows Gallery & Handcrafted Gifts
H Brandt Jewelers
Metro Pets
Planted Collective
Stucchi Jewelers
Ten Trees Books
The Center for Arts in Natick (TCAN)
The Hive
Uni-T

Natick Nights 2026!: 250th Anniversary of the United States and 375th Anniversary of Natick
2026-08-06 17:00 - 20:00 | Natick Town Common – Corner of RT135 and RT27
Join us for a fantastic evening of food, shopping, and family-friendly entertainment in the vibrant Natick Center Cultural District. Sponsored by Drink Dion’s Wine Spirits & Market.
Apply to run an activity booth here.
Beer Garden on Common Street: Featuring drinks from Rushford & Sons Brewhouse, Stormalong and Stateside/Surfside Vodka Teas
On Natick Common:
Featuring:
Musical Guest: Turtlehead
Balloon Art with Jonah’s Twisters, Face Painting with Imagine That, and from 5:30-7:00 PM, Historical Interpreters, Mahjong on the gazebo with Ten Trees Books (5:30-7:30, 4 players at a time first come, first play), and Aerial Silk Performances with Eastern Acrobatics and Circus
Food from Kid’s Connect, Say Cheese Food Truck, Wild Fox Pierogi, BAHA Mexican, Good Vines and Mig’s Dogs
Historical Interpreters!

Michele Gabrielson will be portraying Mercy Otis Warren. Find her on Instagram @the_revolutionary_classroom. Michele Gabrielson is an award-winning local history teacher and historic interpreter of the 18th century. Ms. Gabrielson serves as the secretary for the nonprofit Mercy Otis Warren Society, is a member of the Authenticity Standards Committee for Minuteman National Historic Park and is the coordinator for the Battle Road Guides for the annual reenactment of the Battle of Lexington and Concord. She was awarded a 2024 Rising Star Award for Public History by the Massachusetts History Alliance for her programming titled, “The Revolutionary Classroom,” and named a finalist for the 2024 Massachusetts History Teacher of the Year. She was the Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution’s Outstanding History Teacher of the Year for 2025 and the 2025 winner of the Fred Graham Award for Excellence in Teaching from the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati.

Michael LePage has been a historical interpreter and reenactor since 1993. From being a private soldier in the American Revolution and Civil War hobbies, he has gone on to play historic roles such as John Adams, Paul Revere, and Dr. Joseph Warren. He has performed at Adams National Historical Park, the Paul Revere House, the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, and many other historical sites and venues. History has been his passion since he was in grade school during the Bicentennial. He graduated from Duxbury High School in Massachusetts in 1984, then the University of Maine with a B.A. in History in 1989.
Public bathrooms are located at Natick Town Hall & the Morse Institute Library
Keep checking back for updates!

2026 Multicultural Day
2026-08-22 11:00 - 14:00 | Natick Common
The Natick Center Cultural District is pleased to announce Multicultural Day on August 22, 2026, from 11:00 AM-2:00 PM on the Natick Common. This event highlights the diversity and cultures in our community.
Visit a variety of cultural booths for fun activities and educational opportunities!
To be a part of Multicultural Day, please fill out this Google Form here.
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