Arts & Entertainment

Rockey is a 4 year old Male Domestic Shorthair Mix available for adoption at Baypath Humane Society. "If you're looking for the next heavyweight champion of your home, Rockey has entered the ring! Weighing in at almost 20lbs, Rockey is ready to ring your bell. This sweet boy loves to lounge around and clearly never turns his nose up at treats. He likes to circle your legs when you enter the room and twirl around for scratches. He may enjoy living with another lowkey cat, but is overall looking for an quiet, mature home to settle into. Please come meet him today!"

This participatory workshop focuses on how to actively protect Indigenous Ceremonial Stone Landscapes (CSLs) in recognition of their cultural significance to the land and Tribes of the Northeast. Doug Harris, Deputy Tribal Historic Preservation Officer for the Narragansett Indian Tribal Historic Preservation Office, will lead the process. The workshop builds on the 2018 Let the Landscape Speak presentation, which introduced many townspeople to CSLs and how to identify them. The 2019 program will address how to protect and preserve identified sites with formal agreements.

Reception: Thursday, June 13, 6:00 - 7:30pm

Arts in Bloom is a juried show open to all artists. Juror Christine O'Donnell (Owner of Beacon Gallery in Boston) will select the work to be exhibited, and will choose six winners whose work will be accompanied by fresh flower arrangements designed by Hopkinton Garden Club members. The winning artists will also receive cash prizes totaling over $1,000.

Reception: Thursday, June 13, 6:00 - 7:30pm

Arts in Bloom is a juried show open to all artists. Juror Christine O'Donnell (Owner of Beacon Gallery in Boston) will select the work to be exhibited, and will choose six winners whose work will be accompanied by fresh flower arrangements designed by Hopkinton Garden Club members. The winning artists will also receive cash prizes totaling over $1,000.

April Business After Hours

Apr 24, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Bill's Pizzeria Kitchen + Grille, 14 Main St, Hopkinton, MA 01748, USA

This free, member event is designed specifically for those who want to expand their network of contacts, generate new business leads, and learn the most effective strategies for networking. If you are not a Chamber member, you are welcome to join as a guest or join the Chamber through our website.

-On Wednesday April 24th, the Hopkinton Womens Club hosts the 32nd annual Meet the Candidates Night at the HCAM studios. Get a chance to ask this years Town Election candidates questions. You can ask questions a number of ways including attending the event or emailing questions prior to live@hcam.tv. Meet the candidates night starts at 7pm on Wednesday April 24th.

On Saturday, May 11th from 9am until Noon, the Hopkinton Police Association will host their annual Fishing Derby. The derby will take place at the Hopkinton Sportsmen's Association on 95 Lumber Street. You can pre-register by calling 508-497-3401.

On Wednesday May 1st at 7pm, HCAM will host Hopkinton Town Election debates for the contested races. This year there are 5 contested races: Board of Selectmen, Town Moderator, Commissioners of Parks & Recreation, Commissioners of Trust Funds and Planning Board (2 year term). The debates will take place in the HCAM studios which are located at 77 Main Street on the lower level. Panelists this year include Freelance Reporter & HCAM Board Member, Michelle Murdock and HCAM News Director, Tom Nappi.

This Saturday, Hopkinton Parks & Recreation Department hosts their annual Easter Egg Hunt. The event will take place at Center School due to expected rain 11am-Noon. Festivities include pictures with the Easter Bunny and some Easter Eggs for the kids.

Good Afternoon Everyone,