Grinnell Park

The schedule for Memorial Day in Sudbury is at <a href="https://sudbury.ma.us/memorialday/2026/05/08/memorialdayparade2026/." rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">sudbury.ma.us/memorialday/2026/05/08/memorialdayparade2026/.</a><a href="https://sudbury.ma.us/memorialday/2026/05/08/memorialdayparade2026/." rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></a>Sudbury’s Memorial Day Parade and Program take place on May 25. Come, view the parade or march with us as we visit Sudbury’s War Memorials. Honor an outstanding Sudbury citizen serving as Parade Marshal. Hear the Sudbury Ancient Fyfe and Drum Companie play and the Sudbury Companies of Militia and Minute fire musket salutes. 
The Parade and Ceremonies honor veterans of all wars involving Sudbury residents, from King Philip’s War of 1676 through the 21st
Century. During these Memorial Day events, we especially remember men and women who lost their lives in service of their country. The observance is planned by the Town’s Memorial Day Committee. New members are welcome to join to help plan the 2027 event.For information, see <a href="https://sudbury.ma.us/memorialday/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://sudbury.ma.us/memorialday/</a>
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The 2026 Parade Marshall is a longtime Sudbury resident, Mr. Ken Hiltz. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy through the Delayed Entry Program in 1979, before graduating from Lincoln Sudbury High School in 1980. While in high school, he distinguished himself as captain of both the football and lacrosse teams. During his Naval Service, Mr. Hiltz was assigned to sea duty on the USS Kitty Hawk
(CV-63), where he was aboard in March, 1984, during a significant incident involving contact with a Soviet submarine off the coast of Korea. He served until his honorable discharge in 1984 at the rank of Petty Officer Third Class. His awards and decorations include the Navy Expeditionary Medal, Navy Humanitarian medal with cluster, Navy Battle “E” Ribbon (Second Award), and the Navy Sea Service Deployment Ribbon with two clusters. 
All veterans are invited to join in the line of march at Rugged Bear Plaza. Uniforms are not required. Civilian clothes that respect the dignity of the occasion (dark slacks, white dress shirt, and hat that identifies your branch of service or veterans’ organization are appropriate). Transportation will be provided for those who wish to participate but feel they are unable to march.
During the program at Grinnell Park, the Ancient Fyfe and Drum Companie will perform musical selections followed by musket salutes. Leah Larson, a Lincoln-Sudbury High School student, and Hannah Fidler, a Curtis Middle School student, will sing the National Anthem. The Thursday Garden Club will dedicate a new pollinator garden. Parade Marshall, Ken Hiltz, will be recognized and deliver remarks. Girl Scouts will sing “My Country ‘tis of Thee”, and The United Native American Council will perform a ceremony of peace. The Council has performed this ceremony for over 30 years during the Sudbury Memorial Day program. Finally, the names of Sudbury veterans who have passed since last Memorial Day are read aloud. Taps will be played by U.S. Navy Captain (Retired) Paul Mawn. 
After the program activities begin at Heritage Park. The Sudbury History Center and the Hosmer House will be open for visitors. .Both locations have displays and shops related to Sudbury’s history. The Hosmer House parlor will have a display recognizing Town employees, committee members, and school staff who passed away in 2025 
The schedule for Memorial Day in Sudbury is at https://sudbury.ma.us/memorialday/2026/05/08/memorialdayparade2026/.

Local Event: Sudbury's Memorial Day Parade and Program

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Sudbury's Memorial Day Parade and Program

The schedule for Memorial Day in Sudbury is at sudbury.ma.us/memorialday/2026/05/08/memorialdayparade2026/.Sudbury’s Memorial...

Hosmer House Museum

The Sudbury Historical Commission invites you to visit the Hosmer House Monday May 25th.&nbsp;&nbsp;There will be a special display in the parlor honoring town employees and committee members. Guests can browse unique Sudbury throws and books at the store while enjoying complimentary refreshments during this free community event.

Local Event: Sudbury's Hosmer House Open May 25th 10:30AM to 1:00PM

Sudbury's Hosmer House Open May 25th 10:30AM to...

The Sudbury Historical Commission invites you to visit the Hosmer House Monday May 25th.  There will be a special display in...

Sudbury's Hosmer House Open May 25th 10:30AM to 1:00PM

Join us for our free outdoor music festival featuring instructors and students performing at three different stages throughout the day! <a href="https://note-worthyexperiences.com/note-worthypalooza-open-event/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">note-worthyexperiences.com/note-worthypalooza-open-event/</a>

Local Event: Note-worthyPalooza Music Festival

Note-worthyPalooza Music Festival

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Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School

On Sunday, May 31, 2026, at 3:00 PM, the Lincoln-Sudbury Civic Orchestra (LSCO) concludes its 53rd season of five concerts with the spring program “An American Musical Experience” at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School. 
Featured soloists for the program are graduating seniors at LSRHS:cellist Andrew Xia and flutist Maria Huang take the solo position for performances of Cello Concerto in D Minor by Eduardo Lalo, and the Poem for Flute and Orchestra by Charles Griffes.
Celebrating the 250th anniversary year of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Maestro Alfonso Piacentini conducts the program also featuring works by American composers Leonard Bernstein, Ferde Grofe, John Williams, Edward MacDowell, Scott Joplin, and a new work by Sudbury resident and LSCO Managing Director William J. Nicholson, Jr.
The orchestra will perform “West Side Story Selections” by Leonard Bernstein, a tribute to composer John Willians including excerpts from Jaws, Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Superman, Harry Potter, and ET. Edward MacDowells “Hamlet and Ophelia” and the last movement of Ferde Grofe’s Grand Canyon Suite “Cloudburst” are featured. 
Two works by Sudbury resident William J. Nicholson, Jr appear on the program:Nicholson’s arrangement of Scott Joplin’s “Maple Leaf Rag”, and his “American Heritage Suite”, celebrating great American songs “Wayfarin’ Stranger”, “John Henry”, “Comin’ Round The Mountain”, Shenandoah”, and “American the Beautiful”. 
Soloist Andrew Xia has been a cellist since the age of nine, and studies with Ying-jun Wei. He is principal cello of the LSRHS school orchestra and plays in the Rivers Youth Symphony and New England Conservatory Youth Philharmonic Orchestra. He will attend Case Western Reserve University, where he plans to study biochemistry, continue his cello study at the Cleveland Institute of Music play in the Case University Circle Orchestra. 
Soloist Maria Huang has been playing flute for ten years, studying currently with Ann Bobo and plays in the LSRHS concert Massachusetts Youth Wind Ensembles at the New England Conservatory. She played in the Massachusetts Eastern District Music Festival honor ensembles throughout high school. She recently premiered a piece by NEC composer Matthew Tirona at the Seminar on Contemporary Music for the Young at the Rivers School Conservatory. She will be attending the University of California Los Angeles.
Admission to the concert is a suggested donation of $25 per adult. Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School is located at 390 Lincoln Rd in Sudbury. The concert will also be livestreamed on Sudbury TV. Go to sudburytv.org, Scroll down on the Main page to the Live Stream section and click on Watch Now for the Educational Channel.

Local Event: An American Musical Experience - Lincoln Sudbury Civic Orchestra

An American Musical Experience - Lincoln...

On Sunday, May 31, 2026, at 3:00 PM, the Lincoln-Sudbury Civic Orchestra (LSCO) concludes its 53rd season of five concerts with...

An American Musical Experience - Lincoln Sudbury Civic Orchestra

First Parish of Sudbury

Join First Parish of Sudbury as we reflect on "The Challenge and Promise of Change" with guest speaker Lisa Fagerstrom. Each one of us experiences change as a part of life—it is universal and inevitable. One of my favorite quips is: "The only thing constant in life is change.” Even though we may know intellectually that it is a constant part of life, change often seems to have a bad sense of timing and not be welcomed with delight in the living of our lives.
This worship service will invite us to sit with the reality and impacts of change in our lives, to explore our reactions to change, and to consider ways that we can engage more fully with change as an opportunity for awareness, transformation, and growth.
Lisa Fagerstrom is currently Associate Chaplain at Carlton-Willard Village, a retirement community in Bedford, MA. Lisa is an experienced consultant, pastor, retreat and small-group facilitator, and spiritual director. Since 2019, Lisa and her partner have been an active part of First Parish Church of Stow &amp; Acton and are profoundly grateful for the welcome and spiritual home found within the UUA
Please join us in-person or <a href="https://fpsudbury.org/worship-services/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">online</a>.
First Parish of Sudbury, located at 327 Concord Road, Sudbury, is a diverse and welcoming community of spiritual seekers who strive to learn together and support one another as they celebrate life’s important moments and serve the larger community. The First Parish was founded in 1640. The congregation worships in the historic meetinghouse that was built in 1797.
Contact 978-443-2043 or <a href="https://null/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">office@fpsudbury.org</a> for further information.

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The Challenge & Promise of Change with First...

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The Challenge & Promise of Change with First Parish of Sudbury

Note-worthy Experiences® Music Studio

We are excited to announce a very special event for our students, families, and community members—our Musical Instrument Petting Zoo in partnership with Leonards Music Store!
Have you or your child ever wondered what it feels like to hold a trumpet, make a sound on a flute, or try out the strings of a violin? Now’s your chance!<a href="https://note-worthyexperiences.com/music-event/free-musical-instrument-petting-zoo/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">note-worthyexperiences.com/music-event/free-musical-instrument-petting-zoo/</a>

Local Event: Musical Instrument Petting Zoo

Musical Instrument Petting Zoo

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Fairbank Community Center Multi-Purpose Room

Join Truman State University Emeritus Professor of History Daniel Mandell for a fascinating exploration of New England's Native communities during the Revolutionary War era. This free educational event delves into how Indigenous people navigated imperial politics, served in the Continental army, and used democratic rhetoric to defend their sovereignty and lands.Before the Revolutionary War, New England’s Native communities were active in imperial politics, sending delegates to seek the Crown’s protection against increasingly intrusive and corrupt colonial officials. But when war with England erupted, many of the men went to serve in the local militia and Continental army, or on naval privateers, alongside white and black comrades. As a result, after the war, Native communities embraced democratic rhetoric to defend their lands, autonomy, and religious liberties. Revolution was a process that continued through the early 1800s, and the region’s Indigenous population was a part of that process, even as they remained a people apart. 
Join us for a presentation followed by Q&amp;A.

Local Event: Native Communities & The American Revolution

Native Communities & The American Revolution

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Are you looking for a school community where students are known, supported, and inspired to grow? Join us for our Spring Open House on Wednesday, June 3rd (5:30pm-7:00pm), and discover all that SBS has to offer for students in Preschool through Grade 8. Come meet our dedicated teachers, tour our classrooms, learn about our academic programs, and experience the welcoming community that makes SBS so special.

Local Event: Saint Bridget School - Spring Open House

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Saint Bridget School - Spring Open House

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Broadacres Farm Parking Lot

Residents and non-residents of all ages and abilities are invited to experience the joy of cycling this spring and summer through Rail Trail Rides: Sudbury, a free adaptive cycling program.
Hosted by the Town of Sudbury’s Commission on Disability<a href="https://sudbury.ma.us/disability/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"> </a>and Rail Trails Advisory Committee in partnership with <a href="https://www.alloutadventures.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">All Out Adventures</a>, rides will take place on June 6, August 22, and September 19 at the Broadacres Farm Parking Lot (62 Morse Road), with one-hour sessions offered between 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
The program is made possible through a grant from the Sudbury Foundation, supporting inclusive recreational opportunities for people of all abilities.
Participants can choose from a variety of adaptive cycles, including recumbent trikes, handcycles, and tandem bikes, with trained staff on-site to ensure a safe, supportive experience. Helmets are provided, though riders may bring their own.
“This program is about access, inclusion, and joy,” organizers shared. “We want everyone in our community to feel welcome and able to experience the rail trail in a way that works for them.”
<h3>Sign Up to Ride</h3>
Advance registration is required for one-hour sessions, and participants are encouraged to join for one or more rides throughout the season.
Register online or call 413-584-2052:<ul><li>June 6 (11am–3pm):<a href="https://alloutadventures.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/alloutadventures/event.jsp?event=15250&amp;" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"> https://alloutadventures.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/alloutadventures/event.jsp?event=15250&amp;</a></li><li>August 22 (11am–3pm):<a href="https://alloutadventures.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/alloutadventures/event.jsp?event=15255&amp;" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"> https://alloutadventures.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/alloutadventures/event.jsp?event=15255&amp;</a></li><li>September 19 (11am–3pm):<a href="https://alloutadventures.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/alloutadventures/event.jsp?event=15260&amp;" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"> https://alloutadventures.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/alloutadventures/event.jsp?event=15260&amp;</a></li></ul>
Whether you are an experienced cyclist or trying it for the first time, Rail Trail Rides offers a meaningful way to enjoy the outdoors in an inclusive, welcoming setting.
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Local Event: Experiencing the Joy of Cycling: Free Adaptive Rail Trail Rides in Sudbury on June 6

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Experiencing the Joy of Cycling: Free Adaptive Rail Trail Rides in Sudbury on June 6

Mill Village Shopping Center

Sudbury Art Association is excited to announce that we will be joining Mill Village for our annual Spring Art Fair. We will have 30+ local artists featuring: painting, pottery, jewelry, fiber arts, woodworking, mixed media, glass work, printmaking, soaps, and more.

The Shops at Mill Village will be open including Franco’s Craft Beer, Duck Soup (with special tastings), Sky Bar, Selections Boutique, and more.
Lunch options include Franco's Trattoria, Chili Basil, and Oishii Too.
Bring the kids for a free art activity.
Enjoy live music with Al Cath and Bob Calla.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!

Local Event: Sudbury Art Association Spring Art Fair

Sudbury Art Association Spring Art Fair

Sudbury Art Association is excited to announce that we will be joining Mill Village for our annual Spring Art Fair. We will...

Trinitarian Congregational Church

Join us at Tri-Con Church for our annual Electronics Recycling Event.
📅 Saturday, June 20th, 9AM-2PM
📍 Tri-Con Church- Parking Lot
54 Walden Street, Concord MA
We're accepting all electronics, appliances, ANYTHING with a plug, power button &amp; batteries, as well as reusable bicycles!
♻️ Items will be recycled responsibly for a small fee (see pricing details below).
Come help us reduce waste and keep hazardous materials out of landfills—rain or shine!
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What You Can Bring/ Cost to You:
• $5 each: each for Computer Towers,Laptops, DVD Players, VCR’s, Small Printers, Stereos, Radios, Alarm Clocks, Speakers, Video Game Consoles, Table Lamps, Fans, Hair Dryers, Curling Irons, Projectors, Power Tools, Drills, Cameras, Clocks, Trophies, Frying Pans, Holiday Lights, Other Small Electronics.
• $10 each for Small Household Appliances, Vacuum Cleaners/Roomba, Toaster Ovens, Ceiling Fans, Floor Lamps, Air Fryers, Electric Grills, Hot Plates, Small Radiators, Keyboard Pianos, Coffee Makers, Ice Makers, Sewing Machines, Car Seats.
• $20 each for Flat Screen Computer Monitors, Microwaves, Dehumidifiers, Air Conditioners, Water Coolers, Large Printers/Copiers, Leaf Blowers, Chainsaws, Heat Lamps, Artificial Christmas Trees, Fire Extinguishers, Propane Tanks (Empty).
• $25 each for TVs up to 26,” CRT Monitors, Outdoor Grills, Dorm Sized Refrigerators,
• $30 each for TVs between 26” and 35,” White Goods, Washing Machines, Dryers, Stoves, Dishwashers, Large Appliances, Large Yard Equipment,Treadmills, Exercise Equipment, Snow Blowers, Lawn Mowers, Rototillers, Large Generators, Motors, Water Tanks
• $35 each for TVs over 36,” Large Refrigerators, Ride-On Lawn Mowers.
• $40 each for Projection TVs.
• FREE! (Cash Donations Appreciated): Cell Phones, Bicycles (reusable please!), Video Game Media and Accessories, Wires, Cables, Chargers, Car Batteries, VHS/DVD’s, Keyboards, Tablets.
When you arrive, please follow the cones and directions from the workers. Bring your vehicle as close to the truck or dumpster as possible. Feel free to remain in your vehicle, our workers will unload your items for you. 
Residents from all towns and communities are welcome to recycle. The event will be rain or shine. Computer hard drives will be destroyed during the recycling process, but can be removed on-site at the event for an additional charge. Cash payment is preferred, but checks will be an acceptable form of payments over $30.
For additional questions, Business Cleanouts or to work with us to host an event with your organization:
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Email: GreenDayRecyclingMA@Gmail.com

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Concord Electronics Recycling Event ♻️

Join us at Tri-Con Church for our annual Electronics Recycling Event.
📅 Saturday, June 20th, 9AM-2PM
📍 Tri-Con Church- Parking...

Enjoy a very special Father's Day concert featuring the dazzling, driving music of Scottish power trio Cantrip on Sunday, June 21 at the Sudbury Meetinghouse, 327 Concord Road, Sudbury. Featuring three leading figures on the Celtic music scene – Jon Bews (fiddle, vocals), Dan Houghton (pipes, whistles, flutes, guitar, bouzouki, vocals), and Eric McDonald (guitar, mandolin, bouzouki, vocals) – Cantrip’s stellar musicianship, ingenious arrangements, and sheer power promise a musical event to remember. Performance 4-6 p.m. Tickets $32, $27 students and seniors. For information visit <a href="https://www.viewcy.com/event/cantrip_a_magical_fo" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sudbury meetinghouse.org</a>.
The name Cantrip is an Old Scots word meaning a charm, magic spell, or piece of mischief, which aptly describes the band’s spellbinding music. Swirling border pipes, raging fiddle, thunderous guitar and rich vocals blend to create a sound energetic enough to raise the roof. Expect the unexpected as Cantrip, starting with a solid love and command of Celtic music, infuses the tradition with influences including funk, metal, bluegrass, swing, and even klezmer.
The band was born at a local session in Edinburgh a couple of decades ago, after which they were quickly signed to the Foot Stompin’ label. After releasing their acclaimed first album, 2001’s Silver, the embarked on a busy touring schedule. Their next two well-received albums, 2005’s Boneshaker and 2008’s Piping the Fish, were self-produced. Next came a period of hiatus during which children were born and moves were made. The band re-formed with a tighter trio format and singular sound, displayed on 2016’s The Crossing. The 2019 release of Cantrip Live features a re-recording of Silver. Its release was followed by the band’s fifth studio album Undark, captured live in one take by engineer Reuben Taylor in Edinburgh. After many years as a trio, Cantrip recently welcomed the addition of acclaimed fiddle Alasdair White. The quartet formation has taken the band’s sound to new heights of joy, mastery, and scintillating music.
Veteran fiddler Jon Bews came to Scots music from a classical education by way of Goth rock. A prizewinning graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in 1994, he spent seven years with the acclaimed band Malinky, releasing two award-winning albums with them. Jon continues to maintain an active schedule as one of Edinburgh’s most in-demand fiddlers. He’s performed with artists including James Yorkston, Mikel Urdangarin, Ranarim, Deaf Mutes, Samling, and Shooglenifty. In addition to Cantrip, Jon performs with Storm the Palace and OBT.
Dan Houghton was born in Ghana, but was transported to Scotland shortly thereafter, where he grew up surrounded by traditional music and dance. He has toured and taught throughout Britain, Ireland, The Americas, Asia, and the Antipodes. In addition to Edinburgh, Dan has lived in New Zealand, France, Nova Scotia, and Vermont. Exposure to traditional music communities in those places helped hone Dan’s skills and introduced him to a plethora of musicians. He has performed with Salsa Celtica, Doolin, Prydein, and a Parcel of Rogues. He is a multiple winner of Scottish Lowland and Border Pipers’ Society Open Borderpipes and New Composition events and the Maitre de Cornemuse at St. Chartier. In addition to pipes, he is accomplished on the flute, bouzouki, and DADGAD guitar, all of which are showcased on his recent solo album Border Pipe Personality Disorder. He teaches at the Vermont Institute of Celtic Arts and performs in the duo If You Must Know with harpist Rachel Clemente. Outside of music, Dan holds advanced degrees in Applied Mathematics and Geophysics as well as Gaelic Literature and Language.
Guitarist Eric McDonald was raised in a musical Boston family surrounded by the sounds of modern piano compositions, lively klezmer clarinet, and songs of the American folk revival. Early performances with The Revels and at Club Passim set Eric on his musical path, studying at Berklee College of Music under John McGann and Eugene Friesen and attending summer fiddle camps in New England, where he discovered a love for DADGAD guitar. Eric is one of the US’s premier accompanists in many styles, and is an active session player, recording and traveling with musicians including singer-songwriter Connor Garvey, Pan Celtic supergroup The Outside Track, flute phenom Chris Norman, Juno Award-winning Canadian folk legends The McDades, and fiddlers Andrea Beaton, Wendy MacIsaac, and Katie McNally. Eric is also a member of Celtic roots trio Kalos and folk trio Bellwether. Eric’s debut solo recording Rove features his unique style and approach to tunes on the mandolin, as well as carefully crafted deliveries of traditional ballads on voice and guitar.

Local Event: Father's Day concert with Scottish power trio Cantrip

Father's Day concert with Scottish power trio...

Enjoy a very special Father's Day concert featuring the dazzling, driving music of Scottish power trio Cantrip on Sunday, June...

Father's Day concert with Scottish power trio Cantrip

First Baptist Church of Sudbury

This summer, children are welcome to attend the Basketball Summer Clinic at FBC Sudbury. Throughout the day, we will focus on developing basketball skills and good character both on and off the court.
We have two weeks of the clinic, one for younger elementary students, and one for older elementary &amp; middle school students.
9:00 am–12:00 pm July 6–10: Grades 4–8 (Completed) July 20–24: Grades 1–3 (Completed)

Local Event: FREE Basketball Clinic for Kids!

FREE Basketball Clinic for Kids!

This summer, children are welcome to attend the Basketball Summer Clinic at FBC Sudbury. Throughout the day, we will focus on...

Shining a light on who Jesus is at VBA's Illumination Station!
All children, completed Kindergarten—5th grade, are welcome to join us at Illumination Station VBA for the brightest week of the year! While many people claim to know about Jesus, many are in the dark about who He really is. During this year’s VBA kids will explore all the ways light brightens, illuminates, reflects, and reveals through a variety of activities from games and music to Bible lessons and so much more!

Local Event: FREE Vacation Bible Adventure for Kids!

FREE Vacation Bible Adventure for Kids!

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Stronger skills in Math and Reading, one step at a time!

Kumon Math and Reading, Natick

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Over Four Generations of Reliable 5-Star Quality Service Experience peace of mind with Denommee’s licensed team of plumbers, electricians, and HVAC technicians. We are the trusted, local pros that provide expert service for residential and commercial plumbing, central air systems, furnaces, boilers, air source heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, electrical wiring, outlets, and water heaters. From upgrades to new installations, we make the process simple with financing options and rebate assistance, ensuring high-quality solutions at a fair price. Plumbing Services We handle everything from fixing leaks and clearing drains to installing new fixtures and upgrading water heaters, ensuring your homes plumbing system runs smoothly. Heating &amp; Air Conditioning Services We provide comprehensive heating and cooling system services to keep your home or business as comfortable and energy efficient as possible in every season. Electrical Services Count on us for safe and professional electrical solutions, from troubleshooting to installations and upgrades. Electrification Experts As a trusted member of the Mass Save Heat Pump Installer Network (HPIN), as well as Heat Pump Water Heater pros, Electric Vehicle EVITP approved contractors, we are program-vetted experts who can help you access the maximum heat pump rebates (including $10,000 instantly) and 0% financing options from the Sponsors of Mass Save for qualifying system upgrades as well as available Heat Pump Water Heater and EV Charger installation rebates from Mass Save and National Grid. We offer complete, customizable whole home Service Program Memberships! Scheduling Made Easy Book online, or simply text 8572269140 to quick and easily schedule system maintenances, repairs and request system upgrade quotes through text messaging. Available 24/7. Standard data rates apply.

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Summer Soccer Camp: Belmont, Wayland, Wilmington, Tewksbury

Champion Soccer School

K-12 summer soccer camps in Wayland, Wilmington, Tewksbury, and Belmont MA. Features: Sportsmanship: Our camp culture prizes sportsmanship, highlighted by our daily sportsperson awards and weekly CSS Cup. Skill Development: Ball control, possession, finishing, team tactical training, and multi-themed camps. Campers receive evaluations weekly, and parents receive daily photos and updates of training. Home Grown: We are run by established, credentialed local teachers and coaches. Many CSS campers are accepted into our CIT program and become coaches. Affordable: $315 per week (Elite Camp $350); 3-week player development pass: $270/week 5- to 8-week player development pass ~$200 per week, Multi-Sport camp: $285/week; $2,000 for 10-week summer pass CSS Camper Gear: All campers receive a custom-designed ball and a dri-fit shirt.

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An American Musical Experience - Lincoln Sudbury Civic Orchestra

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Denommee Plumbing, HVAC & Electric

Champion Soccer School