Arts & Entertainment

On April 16th, Hopkinton Town Manager, Norman Khumalo worked his final Hopkinton Select Board meeting. After 15 years as Town Manager, Norman stepped down to pursue other ventures.

In the segment below, current Select Board members and former Select Board member, Brendan Tedstone paid tribute and thanks to the many invaluable contributions Norman has made to the community during his tenure and the speech from Norman to the Hopkinton community.

On the April 24th edition of HCAM News at 6:30pm, the latest Hiller Sports report and we talk with Jhanvi Puri of the Hopkinton Freedom Team plus much more, but first Town Manager, Norman Khumalo was thanked for his service to the town by the Select Board. Right now, an extended look at the recognition for Norman’s tremendous work for the Hopkinton community and the full speech from Norman Khumalo as he departs his Town Manager role after 15 years of service.

Tune in on HCAM-TV (Comcast: Channel 8, Verizon Channel 30) or at our YouTube page!

Our 166th edition of HCAM Sports Talk airs on Wed, April 24th at 5:30pm. In the episode, a full recap of the Hiller Spring 23-24 season so far, results of the 128th Boston Marathon and more!

Tune in to HCAM Sports Talk every Wednesday at 5:30pm on HCAM-TV (Comcast: Channel 8, Verizon Channel 30) or at our YouTube page. The program will also re-air at other times and days throughout the week!

In this Hopkinton Hillers Sports update, it was a thriller of an April vacation for Hiller spring sports! Derek Hatherley pitched a complete game to help Hiller baseball defeat North Attleboro, Boys Lacrosse picked up a huge win vs Algonquin and Girls Lacrosse battled Ashland and Algonquin.

View highlights below!

Online Screenagers, Under the Influence. Virtual screening, April 25th, 2024, 7:00-9:00 pm.

Join Cub Scout Pack 4 for a fishing derby at Sandy Beach on Wednesday, April 24th at 5pm.

Hopkinton Garden Club’s 2024 Spring Plant Sale will take place on Saturday, May 11 between 8am and Noon on the Hopkinton Town Common.

Club members will be selling a wide variety of annuals and perennials, many grown in their own gardens, including flowers, vegetables, herbs, house plants and hanging baskets. Cash, check and credit card payments will be accepted.