Events

Join us to celebrate our  Rotary Club  of Nashoba Valley Annual Holiday Party.

Eat, Dance, Drink and be Merry!
Bring your favorite drink or dessert. 

Home of Fatima and Richard Simon
33 Fox Run Road, Sudbury MA 01776

RSVP by December 3 prefferable using the Evite invitation you received

Fatima 978-332-0570; fatima_serra@hotmail.com, Richard 978-835-4432; rlsimon@comcast.net

Anthony Cahill is the Corporate Events Manager of the Worcester WooSox. The WooSox have started selling tickets for the 2021 season. The team, currently known as the Pawtucket Red Sox and the Triple-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, will play one more season in Rhode Island. In 2021, it will move to Polar Park, a new $100 million, 10,000-seat ballpark, currently under construction in Worcester.

Join us for some social time and service activity, 

Slater's has awesome wood-fired pizza, BBQ & libations. Fun, friendly atmosphere so bring a friend, family, neigbor, or potential new member. Donations to benefit the Thanksgiving Gift Bag project (see flyer).

Stop by to socialize and relax with new & old friends.

Every 4th Tuesday from 6:00PM - 8:00PM.

$10 includes pizza. Cash bar and other food items are separate.

356 Main St (Rt 117) , Bolton MA 01740.

Donations requested for this month: new white socks, dark colored knit hats, and gloves for the Worcester Fellowship. Carolyn Read will deluver them!

Bring cookies, candies, or other treats so that we can assemble them onto trays for the first responders in our three towns of Stow, Bolton, and Lamcaster. This is a great way to say thank-you to our public safety representatives! For more information, contact Catherine Hammill at catherinehammill@gmail.com,

The Rotary Club of Nashoba Valley is proud to host the First Annual Cabin Fever Winter Festival 2020, on Saturday, February 1, 2020 from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. on Bolton Town Common, open to all. All net proceeds will benefit the Nashoba Valley towns of Bolton, Lancaster, and Stow.

With something for everyone, the 2020 Cabin Fever Winter Festival will be fun for all ages:

• Chili Challenge: Enjoy tasting the special chili recipes of local restaurants as they compete for the Chili Champ of 2020.
• Pull a Person Sled Race: Pull your child, pull your friend, or pull your Grandmother over the finish line, to vie for the Sled Race Champion of the Year! 
• Join the Sled Parade: Decorate your sled - and win a prize for your creativity.
• Touch a Fire Truck: Thanks to all three Fire Departments from Bolton, Lancaster and Stow, there will be three different types of fire vehicles available for kids to explore. 
• Decorate a Snowperson Contest: Use your creative talents to decorate a plywood snowperson prior to the event, bring it to the Festival for judging, and showcase it for the month of February on Bolton Common.
• Scavenger Hunt through Bolton Trails: Enjoy a walk through the wonderland of Bolton Trails, searching for specific items.
• Winter Corn Hole Contest: Who will be the champs? Put together the best corn holers you know.
• Games and Activities: All around Bolton Common, there will several activities to keep the kids entertained. 
• Meet Olaf: Have your kids - or yourself - pose for photos with one of the stars of "Frozen."
• Raffle and Silent Auction: Bring a little extra money - and maybe your checkbook - because you're not going to want to miss out on these great items.
• S'mores and Hot Chocolate: Fire pits around the pergola will be set up for toasting marshmallows - and all the fixings for a great s'more will be on hand. Hot chocolate will be available all day, too. 
• Sample Beer and Wine from Local Vendors: With the price of a ticket, each adult will be treated to two three-ounce glasses of beer and wine from local vendors.
• Music with the Best DJ Ever!: Joel Bates, principal of Sawyer School in Bolton, will keep the action going with music and updates on schedules and winners. 
• And much, much more!

Purchase tickets: BUY NOW

$15 per individual

$40 for a family up to 5 members

Nashoba Neighbors is a non-profit organization forming in Bolton and surrounding towns. It is part of the Village movement which enables midlife and older adults to live and thrive in their own community as long as they choose.  The movement started in 2002 with the formation of the Beacon Hill Village in Boston. There are over 30 that are already in existence or being formed in Massachusetts and over 250 in the US. It is based on the model of volunteers helping neighbors who wish to successfully age in place.

HELP US FEED THE HUNGRY!

Local Rotary Clubs are funding the cost of the food. Now we need volunteers to assemble meals.

You will combine rice, soy, dehydrated vegetables, and a flavoring mix, including 21 essential vitamins and minerals, into small meal packages. The meals are then shipped around the world to support school feeding programs and crisis relief. The food is stored easily, transports quickly and has a shelf-life of two years.

Great fun and rewarding for all ages

Questions? Contact info@nashobarotary.org

​Walk-ins welcome!

Why fly to Florida when you can watch the game for free?

Enjoy the Red Sox opening game versus the White Sox without the hassle. Get your root beer here… Fenway Franks, peanuts, and Cracker Jack, too! Feel like you are at the ball park. Watch the baseball game on a big flat-screen TV. 

Co-sponsored with the Councils on Aging in Stow, MA, Bolton, MA, and Lancaster, MA.

To register, contact your local Council on Aging:

• Stow: coa@stow-ma.gov (Alyson Toole)
• Bolton: coaprograms@townofbolton.com (Heather Goodsell)
• Lancaster: alixturner#gmail.com (Alexandra Turner)

The Rotary Club of Nashoba Valley is sponsoring its eighth annual financial Reality Fair at Nashoba Regional High School. Here’s your opportunity to prepare teens for real life, introducing them to the concepts and costs associated with housing, transportation, utilities, food, clothing, and more.

Help us provide a valuable life lesson to all ~250 10th graders at the high school (yes, you have to pay for electricity), and have fun at the same time! Volunteer materials will be provided in advance. To sign up or for more information, contact Laura Spear, laura@spear.net.

Our speaker is Steve Billings of the Citizens’ Climate Lobby, a non-profit, nonpartisan, grassroots advocacy organization focused on national policies to address climate change. Its consistently respectful, nonpartisan approach to climate education is designed to create a broad, sustainable foundation for climate action across all geographic regions and political inclinations. 

Our speaker is Debbie Bercume, President of Bercume Associates. Debbie has over 25 years of experience working with professionals to achieve personal and professional fulfillment. She brings expertise in business, leadership and team development, serving effectively in a variety of roles, which include coach, facilitator, trainer, consultant, and business partner.

Frannie Hodge is a Board Member of the Clinton Greenway Conservation Trust, a land trust based in Clinton, Massachusetts and dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of open space. Like you, we want to protect the places we love and enjoy these outdoor treasures. Our mission is to preserve and protect these special places through better access and awareness. We sponsor activities on currently protected properties to encourage access and appropriate use. Join us for a hike, picnic, or just enjoy the location. As a land trust, we receive direct contributions of open parcels and hold conservation restrictions.