Arts & Entertainment News Archive

Hopkinton High School
cordially invites you to

POPS Concert 2017
Sunday May 21 at 3:00p.m.
Performances by
Chorus, Noteworthy, Men’s Chorus, Orchestra
Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Lab,
Symphonic Band, & Concert Band

WHERE: High School Athletic Center at 90 Hayden Rowe St.
ADMISSION: $5 for individuals, $20 per family.
All proceeds go to the Hopkinton Music Association Scholarship fund.

Refreshments included with admission!

Hopkinton Public Library and Hopkinton Historical Society will host author Roseann Sdoia, suvivor of the Boston Marathon Bombing on June 7 at 7:00 pm. Ms. Sdoia will be discussing her newly-released book Perfect Strangers: Friendship, Strength and Recovery After Boston's Worst Day. After Roseann will sign copies of her book; copies will be available for purchase. This free event takes place at the Historical Society building, 168 Hayden Rowe St.  All welcome!

HHS on Tuesday, 5/16 at 2:30pm
Join the future entrepreneurs of Hopkinton as the students at HHS present business ideas that they have been working on as they develop idea generation, team building, leadership, public speaking, and finance skills. The competition and completion of this program on May 23rd will result in a student winning a scholarship for their idea. Join Matt Colleran, who explains how he, Bob Levinson, and Tom Coburn implemented “Hiller Shark Tank” and how local businesses have been instrumental in their success.

In coalition with the Ashland Fire Department and the Ashland Board of Selectmen, Camp Bailout Summer Program will be held, for the seventh consecutive year, July 10-14, 2017.

Camp Bailout is a week long program designed to educate young women on firefighting and emergency service skills, in a dynamic and fun environment. The week long curriculum is interactive and physically challenging, where the girls will gain strength and knowledge while building confidence and leadership skills.