Hopkinton Center for the Arts (HCA) is pleased to be the recipient of a number of arts-related grants and support through the Mass Cultural Council. HCA is a regional non-profit visual and performing arts center located at 98 Hayden Rowe St in Hopkinton.
Danielle Cook, Reference and Technology Supervisor at the Hopkinton Public Library stopped by the HCAM studios and talked with Jim Cozzens about this years annual Hopkinton Public Library Winter Reading Marathon. Sign-ups for the reading marathon started today (Feb 12th) and the program starts next Sunday (February 18th).
Learn more at the Hopkinton Public Library Website by clicking HERE!
The Board of Directors of the Metrowest Symphony Orchestra (MSO) has announced that the orchestra will begin rehearsing and performing primarily in Hopkinton. Performances will be held at Hopkinton High School or Middle School, as well as the Hopkinton Center for the Arts (HCA) and other area locations.
Library Director Nanci Hill and the Hopkinton Public Library, in partnership with the Hopkinton Women’s Club, are pleased to invite community members to a showing of “Truly Eleanor” by the Delvena Theatre Company next month.
WHEN:
Saturday, March 23, at 1 p.m.
WHERE:
Hopkinton Public Library, 13 Main St.
WHAT:
Delvena Theatre Company will present "Truly Eleanor," a biographical performance about the life of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt.
To register for the event, click here.
Baypath Humane Society is excited to announce that tickets to our 12th Annual Fur Ball Gala are on sale now! Please join Baypath at the Verve Hotel in Natick on Friday, April 5th, 2024, for a night of food, entertainment, dancing, auction, and fun!
This year’s Fur Ball promises to be an event like no other, with the theme being Black and White!
As in previous years, Baypath will have a huge number of auction items, in a wide price range. Dress code is black and white! Tickets for the event are $150 per person and include food and a night of fun.
Friends,
Happy New Year to all – friends, partners, advisors, Team Inspire runners, and Foundation supporters everywhere. We are deeply grateful for your backing and encouragement.
The past 12 months have been pivotal for us, and I believe we’ll come to look back on 2023 as a genuine turning point in our journey. One thing I know for certain is that we couldn’t have made the progress we did without you – so, thank you.
Here are just a few reasons why we believe that 2023 has been such a notable milestone.
The International Marathon Center
The Hopkinton Garden Club is excited to kick off their 100th Anniversary year with a presentation by Adam Wheeler, Horticulture and Production Manager at Broken Arrow Nursery, on cutting propagation for the home gardener.
Program Runs Through Mid-December
WHITINSVILLE, MA – UniBank recently announced that the bank kicked off its annual Holiday Giving Tree Program on November 24th to make the season brighter for individuals and families throughout the community. The program is part of the bank’s dedication to improving life for the communities it serves.
The Hopkinton Historical Society is hosting an Open House featuring an art exhibit by Hopkinton artists such as Frank Toner, Davison Welch, Nancy Bailey, Bob McGraw et al, on December 16 from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at its building on 168 Hayden Rowe St. Refreshments will be served and there is no charge for admission.
The Hopkinton Public Building Committee in correlation with Abacus Architects & Planners recently hosted a public forum to seek ideas for the community regarding down revitalization in Hopkinton.
Some of the ideas brought to the table included possible uses for Hopkinton Town Hall, Center School, Elmwood School and Fruit Street.
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