Please join us for Natick’s 2nd Annual Interfaith Harmony Month. This is a time get to know your neighbors, and participate in a variety of faith traditions. You can pick up a Harmony Passport at the Morse Institute Library beginning February 26. All are welome!
Hosted by The Natick Interfaith Leaders Association
Join dynamic speaker and Freedom Team founder jamele adams. Learn ways to respond to bias, hate, and division in ways that are constructive, supportive, and healing (not just reactive).
Natick is United is ready to move toward deep, sustained work for justice, healing, and systems change. We hope you will walk with us as thought partners, co-creators, and co-conspirators in building the beloved community we all deserve. If you have not been able to join this work this past year, we welcome you in 2026. There is so much we can do together. All are welcome.
Celebrate strength, beauty, and brilliance—because Black women are straight-up divine!
OUT MetroWest is celebrating 15 years of fostering communities where LGBTQ+ youth thrive – and YOU are invited to celebrate with us! LGBTQ+ youth (29 and under) and their families are invited to join us on . at 160 Hollis Street for Y2K bingo and prizes, light refreshments, and Birthday Party festivities. ASL available upon request.
Space is limited, so reserve your spot today!
We’re asking the community for "Birthday presents" (items donated to the space) for youth to open during our Birthday Party on March 8th! Order from our wishlist TODAY so gifts arrive on time for us to wrap them!
Be sure to ship gifts to:
OUT MetroWest, ATTN: Sam
160 Hollis St, Framingham MA, 01702
Got something that needs fixing or mending? Bring it to the Repair Café!
Food resources available to anyone in need. Also, ways to donate if you are able.
A powerful fireside conversation with Professor Loretta Ross introducing the transformative practice of “Calling In”: an invitation to dialogue instead of division—offering practical tools to navigate difficult conversations, address harm, and build understanding.
QMMUNITY is over 100 folks strong, and we of course always welcome new LGBTQIA+ neighbors and allies. Please spread the word if you have any family and friends who would like to join us.
Natick is United is ready to move toward deep, sustained work for justice, healing, and systems change. We hope you will walk with us as thought partners, co-creators, and co-conspirators in building the beloved community we all deserve. If you have not been able to join this work this past year, we welcome you in 2026. There is so much we can do together. All are welcome.
“Though broad strokes of Tubman’s story are widely known, Miles probes deeper, examining her inner life, faith and relationships with other enslaved Black women to paint a deeper, more vibrant portrait of a historical figure whose mythic status can sometimes overshadow her humanity.” –The New York Times
Enjoy music, refreshments and storytelling by members of the community. Childcare Provided with registration. All proceeds will go to CASA - Metrowest Worker Center
Metrowest Area Trans Support (MATS) is a support group for trans and non-binary people who are 18+ and living in and around the Metrowest, Massachusetts area. Anybody who identifies as trans (transgender, transsexual, non-binary, genderqueer, genderfluid, agender, bigender, pangender, intersex, etc...) or who is sincerely questioning their gender identity is welcome.
Meetings: IN-PERSON: We meet in-person monthly in Framingham. We do not publish our meeting location, day, and time online in order to protect the safety and privacy of our members. Details will be provided after you join us.
ON-LINE: We meet weekly on-line via a dedicated Discord server. We do not publish our Discord server information or weekly virtual on-line meeting details in order to protect the safety and privacy of our members. Details will be provided after you join us.
Facebook Group and Discord Server: These MATS private on-line community sites are for you to receive and share information, stay connected, learn about upcoming events and meetings, get resources and support, and to have fun. Available 24x7, they are a great way to stay connected between meetings.
For meeting details, Discord server and/or Facebook group access please submit the join form on massmats.org or email: mats01701@gmail.com
Please include:
1. Name
2. Pronouns
3. Email Address
4. Tell us about yourself
This story walk is hosted by the Natick Center Cultural District, in partnership with the Natick MLK Dream Team, organizers of the Annual MLK Day program. It is being shared in solidarity with children everywhere, and with hope for a more just world where everyone belongs. Learn more at: https://natickcenter.org/event/natick-center-story- walk
The forum will cover:
The federal landscape - what happened in 2025
ICE enforcement in Massachusetts
How immigrant-serving groups are protecting communities
Ideas for how to help immigrants.
Learn about the realities on the ground in the immigration space, hear stories of those impacted by Immigration policies, and the ways we are called to stand up to meet this moment in history.
This year's program will feature:
Student musical performances
Middle School Creative Contest winners
Community leaders and partners
Interfaith Clergy representatives
Keynote presentation from Audi Lynch, METCO Director at Natick Public Schools
Open Spirit with Edwards Church Justice & Love in Action host December’s fundraiser, for deep, deep self-care during these extremely challenging times. Allow the drum rhythm, movement and relaxation nourish & resource you.
Natick is United is ready to move toward deep, sustained work for justice, healing, and systems change. We hope you will walk with us as thought partners, co-creators, and co-conspirators in building the beloved community we all deserve. If you have not been able to join this work this past year, we welcome you in 2026. There is so much we can do together. All are welcome.
Join a community interfaith book discussion with Fr. Carl Chudy, and Shaheen Akhtar
Come visit NIU on the CRT, New Year’s Eve
Come and enjoy coffee, light refreshments, dance and fun at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Natick.
Learn how to safely intervene when you witness harmful behavior, such as harassment, discrimination, or violence. ACLU trainers will discuss intervention strategies useful during these troubled times.
Open Spirit with Edwards Church Justice & Love in Action host December’s fundraiser, for deep, deep self-care during these extremely challenging times. Allow the drum rhythm, movement and relaxation nourish & resource you.
The Natick MLK Dream Team, is thrilled to have permission to read the children's story, "The ABCs of Black History," by Rio Cortez, illustrated by Lauren Semmer, as part of this year's event. (Click this link to watch a story time reading of "The ABCs of Black History" by CSUF Future Titans Read.)
We are seeking youth of all ages to participate as Readers, independently or with an adult/caregiver. Each reader will be assigned page(s) to read in front of our event audience as the book's illustrations are projected. Please fill out the form (linked here) to apply to be a Reader!
SUGARCANE, the award-winning documentary is a groundbreaking investigation into an Indian residential school, shedding light on years of forced separation, assimilation and abuse that Indigenous children experienced at the hands of Church and government.
Honor the lives of trans and gender-expansive people past and present, mourn those lost to anti-trans violence, and lift up a vision of a future grounded in justice and joy.
Belonging and gathering in a time of uneasiness and uncertainty.
Hosted By Qmmunity & Common Street Spiritual Center
Explore how rhythm and beats affect you on a profound level so that you can feel nourished, resourced, and invigorated while supporting the Metrowest Workers Center.
Protecting out neighbors — what to do and what not to do as a bystander. Location provided on registration.
Join us for a night of crafting and changemaking!
Join Dr. Daniel Osborn of Project Mosaics in Part 2 of our series, this time examining antisemitism as a "shapeshifter" and learning how you can confront it.
Hosted by World of Wellesley
