See the full calendar at www.towncommon.org/town-events, or see just events for athletics, cultural, community, education, environment, faith, family, government, or health.
Do you have questions about your flood risk and Insurance? We&apos ve got answers! Join for a virtual Open House where you can speak directly with local state and FEMA experts on Wednesday June 4 2025 any time between 4:00 7:00 p.m. Register HERE.
Join us for an art class with Studio on the Common! We'll be in the Storytime Room (or the Library Lawn if it's a nice day) getting crafty with all kinds of fun art supplies! For kids in grades 2-5, registration is required. Questions? Call 781. 721. 7171 x326, email bdelorme@minlib.
This year's format is a round robin. Men's and Women's Doubles Players ranging from levels 3 to 5 will be matched according to their level. Mixed Doubles Players will play with their team. RAIN DATE: June 14th
Winchester’s 5th annual PRIDEfest will take place on the Winchester Town Common June 10th, 4:30-6:30pm (rain date of June 12, same time and location). We are creating an outdoor, community-centered Winchester-based event featuring multiple ways for attendees to educate themselves about LGBTQIA+ rights and issues and…
The central mission of Repair Café is to impart knowledge of making repairs and/or mending to the client. The purpose is to teach the client to mend and/or do the repair on their own.
Given the increased interest in Repair Café, the specialist is limited to helping the client within the allotted 1/2 hour…
Kids, get your bikes ready and come join us to pedal for a cause! The 11'th annual Winchester PMC Kids Ride wants you to join us in our bike-a-thon that benefits Dana Farber/The Jimmy Fund! 100% of rider raised dollars goes directly to DFCI/The Jimmy Fund.
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Our 2025 season will start Saturday June 14 and ends October 25. We will be open every Saturday (rain or shine) 9:30am-1:30pm at the Winchester Common.
You will be able to purchase freshly picked fruits and vegetables, quality prepared foods, and baked delicacies. Your purchases support local agriculture and…
Join Joy from Joys of Nature and learn about the history and nature of Nova Scotia, as well as its long ties to New England. See how farming has changed in the Annapolis Valley from the unique techniques of the earliest French settlers of Grand Pre, now a UNESCO World Heritage site, to the vineyards of today.
Join us out on the Library Lawn to officially kick off our Summer Reading Program! Sign up to play in the foam on the lawn and also stop by one of the Summer Reading Tables and sign up for our Level Up Summer Reading Program. This program is for preschoolers age 4 and up - students entering 6th grade.
You must have a valid 2025 Transfer Station Permit to attend this event!
No more than a trunk full, or 4 boxes, of documents to be shredded per permit.
