It’s that time of year again! Time for the gremlins to start showing their true colors. The Holliston Lions Club is once again urging families to take part in our treat transport. For the second year in a row, we’ll be jazzing up a few cars, adding a few goblins to the seats and we’ll deliver treats to your children at your home.
Category: Arts and Entertainment
Review of a Dazzling “Annie” by Prana
Little Orphan Annie burst on the scene as a comic strip in 1924 in the NY Daily News. Once the Depression came, Annie represented a pipe dream: an orphan girl rescued and then adopted by the improbably named Oliver “Daddy” Warbucks. The comic strip gave hope to those struggling to put food on the table for their families, just as did the musical 42nd Street with its fantasy song, “We’re in the Money.”
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Free Music Event at OutPost Farm this Saturday, October 23
The Big Chief Band will play at the Outpost Farm in Holliston this Saturday, October 23, from 11:30-2:30 pm.
Holliston Happenings: Week of October 17 – 23, 2021
Town Meeting on Monday headlines this week’s activities. The Halloween festivities kick off on Saturday.
Pickleball Courts Open at Goodwill Park!
Holliston Parks and Recreation is excited to announce that we have installed two Pickleball courts on the existing tennis courts at Goodwill Park. Pickleball is one of the fastest growing recreational activities in the country, and its popularity is sweeping through communities everywhere.
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Hansel And Gretel – A Cautionary Tale
Local writer, Diane Nault shares another of her recent works.
The children’s story starts out innocently enough. Two young children wandering out in the forest, dropping breadcrumbs along the path hoping to mark their way back home. Deep in the darkness they come upon a wondrous house encrusted with sugary treats – gingerbread covers the sides; candies of all kinds tempt the children to come forward and to sample each delicious bite. They can’t believe their good fortune!
Library Update from Leslie McDonnell
Library Director Leslie McDonnell shares information on several upcoming events sponsored by the Holliston Public Library.
Boston Honey Company Holds First Harvest Party
Boston Honey Company Inc opened its doors nearly 1 year ago on November 7th 2020. Now, almost a year later we are celebrating with our first annual Honey Harvest Party at the farm stand on October 17, 2021!
Holliston Happenings: Week of October 10, 2021
Monday is Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples Day – and Marathon Monday!
Starting on Tuesday, things are hopping in Holliston.
Artists Invited for Farmers’ Market Finale
Local artists will once again have a chance to display their talent at this coming Sunday’s Farmers’ Market at Blair Square.
Sunday October 10th will mark the final market of the season. All artists are invited with a free space at the market.