Final Horn Pond Concert This Friday Evening

Submitted by Social Capital Inc. on Tue, 08/08/2017 - 1:06pm
The final concert in the 2017 Horn Pond Summer Concert Series will be held this Friday, August 11, from 6 to 8 p.m.The series finale will feature the Mike Moore and Steve Kelly, joined by members of the Mike Moore Band. This concert is sponsored by Lamacchia Realty, Inc. The concert will take place in the flat grassy area known as Ice House Park, by the Sturgis St. end of the pond.
 
Mike Moore and Steve Kelly have been performing together for many years, singing chart-topping, toe-tapping hits from the 70s, 80s, 90s and beyond. Their music includes cover songs from rock, alternative and pop genres. Bring a lawn chair and come to enjoy this summer tradition with family and friends.
 

The Food Pantry needs Donations

Submitted by Social Capital Inc. on Wed, 08/09/2017 - 11:27am
Food Pantry

The food pantry shelves are bare. Any items you can bring to help the food pantry are much appreciated. It does not have to be the weekly suggested item. Any suitable, non - expired, food/drink items are welcome.
Food Pantry

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The Mayor's Field Day

Submitted by Social Capital Inc. on Tue, 08/08/2017 - 10:16pm
Kids playing at a past Mayor's Field Day
Join kids and families from around Woburn at the annual Mayor's field day on August 17! The event will be located next to the Woburn Public Library, off Abbot Street. Events and activities will start at 11:00am and carry on until 1:00pm. Expect a range of performances, face painting, a magician and other great activities for kids and their families. 
 
If needed, the rain date will be on August 18th.
 

Kayak Rentals at Horn Pond

Submitted by Social Capital Inc. on Tue, 08/08/2017 - 5:45pm
Kayaks on the water
Boating in Boston will be hosting several kayak rental events at Horn Pond in upcoming weekends. If you're at the pond, look for the rental service at the boat ramp by the Sturgis Street lot.

Woburn's 15th Annual Native American Pow Wow

Submitted by Mollie O'Brien on Tue, 07/25/2017 - 10:22am
Flier for 15th Annual Native American Pow Wow

This weekend, WREN presents Woburn's 15th Annual Native American Pow Wow! Saturday and Sunday (July 29 and 30), come down to Berry Meadow at Altavesta School, Route 38 in N. Woburn MA. A public welcome will last from 10am to 5pm and the grand entry will be 12pm. 

The ceremony will include traditional Native American drumming, singing, dancing, story-telling and a sacred fire ceremony. Along with that, there will be traditional arts & crafts and a Native American food booth.

Horn Pond Summer Concert featuring Boston Rovers

Submitted by Mollie O'Brien on Tue, 07/18/2017 - 11:21am
Photo of Boston Rovers

Join us on Friday, July 28 from 6-8pm for our fourth Horn Pond Summer Concert featuring the Irish band, Boston Rovers! The concert will take place on Sturgis St., alongside Horn Pond, on the flat grassy area known as Ice House Park. This concert is sponsored by McCue Garden Center, who will be serving up some grilled sweet corn for free!

Bring your family, friends and lawn chairs to Ice House Park to enjoy an amazing Irish trio! Boston Rovers will be performing traditional Irish music as well as some sea shanties and dance tunes. Rain date: FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 6-8pm!

SCI's Newest Staff Member: Amelia Walters

Submitted by Mollie O'Brien on Wed, 07/12/2017 - 8:34am
Photo of Amelia Walters

Meet SCI's newest staff member, Amelia Walters! She will be taking on the role of SCI AmeriCorps Program Manager for the upcoming year. Amelia graduated from Franklin Pierce University with a Bachelor's degree in Biology and a minor in Environmental Science. Throughout her college career she discovered many service opportunities, including coordinating two Alternative Spring Break trips to conduct projects with Habitat for Humanity. She met many AmeriCorps members along the way and knew that's what she wanted to do once she graduated.

As the SCI AmeriCorps Program Manager, Amelia will recruit AmeriCorps members to serve at SCI's partner sites across Eastern Massachusetts. Not only will she recruit and place these members, but also supervise and train them throughout their ten months of service. This includes connecting members to different organizations and individuals, as well as helping them to advance their careers.

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