The MetroWest offers/hosts many events throughout the year, including activities for kids and families, free events and classes, seasonal events, fundraising, and community collaborations.
Featured Events
Oct
22
Cooking with Saba!
Join Food Network-featured chef Saba Wahid Duffy to create meals for our food program!
Volunteers will meet Thursdays, from 12:00-2:00 PM at the Framingham Branch.
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Framingham Branch
Oct
23
Chop's Diner: An Interactive Dinner Theater Experience
Your ticket makes you an honorary Deadwoodville High alum and you’ll be welcomed at the High School Reunion Party. A family style dinner will be served by your classmates who have a lot to catch you up on!
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MetroWest YMCA Family Outdoor Center
Oct
17
Fresh Harvest Flavors
Children will harvest fresh ingredients from the garden and use them to create two seasonal recipes
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MetroWest YMCA Family Outdoor Center
Upcoming Events
Cooking With Littles: Sweet Potato & Apple Fritters
Parents, caregivers and their little ones are invited to cook sweet potato apple fritters while learning simple cooking skills, then enjoy a fun, related craft.
Parent's Night Out - Fall 2
Drop the kids off for an evening of games, crafts, activities, and fun while you enjoy a night out.
Restorative Yoga
Unwind, recharge, and reconnect with yourself during this calming restorative yoga experience. Gentle poses, soothing music, low lighting, and guided meditation create a peaceful environment designed to help you relax and restore.
West African Music & Dance
Come explore West African music and dance through drumming, singing, and dancing. Led by accomplished teacher and performer, Logan Amaral, these one-time workshops will get you moving and bring people together.
Talking Drum Ensemble
Discover the rich musical traditions of Northern Ghana through authentic drumming, rhythms, and songs of the Dagomba people. Learn how traditional drums can reflect speech and communicate meaning while exploring the important cultural role of drummers as musicians, counselors, and keepers of history.